Your World Tonight Fires, smoke, floods, heat; Trump gives Russia 50 days; Carney ethics screen; and more
Jul 14, 2025
Canada faces its second-worst wildfire season, with air quality plummeting and communities evacuating amidst severe weather. Meanwhile, Trump warns Russia has 50 days to negotiate peace in Ukraine or face hefty tariffs. Ethical concerns swirl around Prime Minister Carney's investments, raising questions of integrity. The podcast also highlights the cryptocurrency boom and its vulnerabilities, alongside worrisome increases in obesity during the pandemic, prompting discussions on public health and wellness.
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Manitoba Wildfire Evacuations
- Over 12,000 Manitobans were forced to evacuate due to intense wildfires.
- Garden Hill First Nation residents were airlifted to safety by military aircraft.
Wildfire Smoke Harms Urban Air Quality
- Smoke from prairie wildfires combined with a heat wave causes hazardous air quality across central and eastern Canada.
- Toronto became the second most polluted major city in the world due to wildfire smoke.
Montreal Flooding Repeats
- Montreal suffered severe flooding with basements flooded multiple times in recent years.
- Residents face costly repairs and challenges as stormwater infrastructure struggles with intense rainfalls.