World Report October 28: Tuesday's top stories in 10 minutes
Oct 28, 2025
Hurricane Melissa is on a collision course with Jamaica, potentially becoming the island's most powerful storm yet. In Alberta, the government forces teachers back to work amidst a major strike affecting thousands. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Mark Carney seeks to reset Canada–China relations in a pivotal meeting. On the international stage, Trump praises Japan's new Prime Minister while signing a significant trade deal. The UN warns that current climate pledges may not be enough to combat climate change, raising concerns as the World Series heats up.
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Prepare Now For Shelter And Supplies
- Seek immediate shelter and gather food and essential medications as authorities urge.
- Expect possible isolation and extended power outages in affected communities, so prepare accordingly.
Jamaica Faces Potentially Historic Hurricane
- Hurricane Melissa is poised to cause catastrophic flash flooding and storm surge across Jamaica, possibly its strongest-ever storm.
- The storm's westward drift spared Kingston's major wind field while increasing risk for south coast and resort communities.
Alberta Uses Notwithstanding Clause On Teachers
- Alberta invoked the notwithstanding clause to force 51,000 teachers back to work and impose the last contract offer.
- The move provoked strong union backlash and threats of wider job action across the province.