World Report August 13: Wednesday's top stories in 10 minutes
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Aug 13, 2025 Air Canada flight attendants are on the brink of a strike over wage disputes as inflation rises. In the realm of international news, President Zelenskyy speaks for Ukraine just before a critical summit involving Trump and Putin. Meanwhile, tensions escalate in Gaza with significant military movements. Domestic issues heat up as wildfires threaten Vancouver Island and experts warn of drought impacting cranberry production in Quebec. The deportation of cartel figures from Mexico adds another layer to the complex global landscape.
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Prepare For Possible Flight Disruptions
- CUPE issued a 72-hour strike notice for Air Canada flight attendants over wage disputes.
- Air Canada warned it may lock out staff and rebook or refund affected passengers.
Ukraine Seeks A Seat At The Table
- Zelenskyy will hold virtual talks with European leaders then with Trump and Pence ahead of the Trump-Putin summit.
- Leaders aim to ensure Ukraine shapes any ceasefire terms rather than being sidelined.
Civil-Military Tensions Over Gaza Plan
- A public rift has grown between Prime Minister Netanyahu and IDF chief Eyal Zemir over Gaza strategy.
- Military leaders warned expanding the war may not secure Israel's long-term safety.