World Report Saturday's top stories in 10 minutes
4 snips
Nov 15, 2025 Megan Williams, a CBC journalist in Rome, sheds light on the Vatican's agreement to return Indigenous cultural artifacts to Canada, marking a significant moment of reconciliation. Catherine Cullen, parliamentary affairs commentator, discusses the looming budget vote for the Carney government, exploring various political strategies and opposition dynamics. They also touch on the Trump administration's rollback of food tariffs and the recent fire in Newfoundland that jeopardizes local jobs. Join them for a lively dialogue filled with pressing current events.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Vatican Agrees To Return Indigenous Items
- The Vatican agreed to transfer Indigenous cultural items back to Canada for assessment and return to communities.
- The objects were taken during eras of forced conversion and will be handled with Indigenous consultation at the Canadian Museum of History.
Budget Vote Could Trigger Snap Election
- The federal budget vote is precarious and could topple the Carney government if opposition parties hold firm.
- Elizabeth May is negotiating with Liberals and could swing or abstain, leaving the outcome uncertain.
U.S. Eases Food Tariffs To Reduce Prices
- The U.S. lifted tariffs on over 200 imported food items to try to ease rising food prices.
- The move aims to bring down consumer costs on goods like coffee and bananas amid political pressure.