World Report Saturday's top stories in 10 minutes.
Sep 27, 2025
Mark Carney's UK meetings focus on attracting investment for Canadian projects. Alberta debates the feasibility of nuclear energy amid high costs. COVID-19 vaccine access remains unequal across Canada. Excitement builds as Canada competes in the Women's Rugby World Cup final. The UN plans to reimpose sanctions on Iran over nuclear non-compliance. In a surprising move, the U.S. revokes Colombia's president's visa due to controversial remarks. Nova Scotia lowers hunting age rules, now permitting kids as young as 12 to hunt.
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Carney Pushes Diversification In London
- Mark Carney is meeting major investment firms to deepen Canada's trade ties beyond the U.S. and attract funding for energy and infrastructure projects.
- He will hold a press conference in London and attend the Women's Rugby World Cup final to promote Canada abroad.
Local Pride Fuels Rugby Growth
- Players and coaches at St. Francis Xavier celebrate Canada's World Cup run and increased local interest in women's rugby.
- Coach Mike Kavanagh says female participation in Nova Scotia nearly doubled in seven years and athleticism has improved greatly.
Hunting Rules Open To Younger Participants
- Nova Scotia will lower the minimum hunting age to 12 with adult supervision and extend seasons and Sunday hunting.
- The changes aim to broaden participation while keeping minors under licensed adult oversight.