Your World Tonight Sask evacuees angry, paying for Covid vaccines in Alberta, Iran’s nuclear program, and more
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Jun 26, 2025 Residents of Denare Beach face anger and loss after a wildfire devastates their community, criticizing government response. Meanwhile, Albertans question who will cover COVID vaccine costs, with limited funding for many. On the global stage, U.S. military actions spark debate about Iran's nuclear status, as claims of success conflict with scrutiny over damage. The discussion also touches on the reintroduction of police in Ontario schools, financial struggles of Nova Scotians needing lung transplants, and the balancing act of street performers in Quebec City.
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Denare Beach Wildfire Loss
- Rhonda Wuerbicki returned to find her family home completely destroyed in the Denare Beach wildfire.
- Despite the devastation, she expresses determination to rebuild her life and the community.
Firefighting Response Challenges
- Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe refused to call for military help, citing military firefighters' lack of needed skills.
- Some of the province's water bombers were unused due to maintenance and pilot certification issues during the fire.
Alberta COVID Vaccine Cost Backlash
- Alberta announced most people will soon pay out of pocket for COVID vaccines, sparking confusion and backlash.
- Vulnerable groups retain free access but many seniors face unexpected costs, raising concerns about public health.