Your World Tonight Lytton evacuates again, no tariff deal in sight, Canada on Palestinian statehood, and more
Jul 31, 2025
Residents of Lytton, B.C. are facing evacuation once more as wildfires rage nearby, reigniting past traumas. Meanwhile, trade negotiations with the U.S. remain stalled, with Canada missing a crucial tariff deadline. The discussion also shifts to Canada's diplomatic stance on recognizing Palestinian statehood amidst ongoing humanitarian concerns. Moreover, the episode covers the rising threat of Lyme disease and tick-borne illnesses in Canada, alongside a motivational story about community efforts to beautify Montreal.
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Lytton Residents Face Evacuation Again
- Residents near Lytton, B.C., face evacuation again due to wildfires, reliving trauma of the town burning down four years ago.
- Mayor Denise O'Connor highlights community anxiety and PTSD from the previous devastating fire.
Canada's Economy Amid Tariff Talks
- Canada's economy shows only slight contraction amid tariff uncertainties with U.S.
- Talks with the U.S. about tariffs are complex and may not conclude by deadline, reflecting ongoing economic uncertainty.
Small Business Hit by Tariffs
- Small business owner David Levi lost production and cut worker hours due to U.S. tariffs on Canadian imports.
- The legal challenge argues the President lacks power to unilaterally impose such tariffs without Congressional approval.