Your World Tonight Wildfires in the west, Carney’s first QP, big losses at Canada Post, and more
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May 28, 2025 Wildfires are wreaking havoc in Manitoba, forcing thousands to evacuate as unprecedented heat grips the prairies. The World Meteorological Organization warns of record-setting global temperatures, stressing the urgency of climate action. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Mark Carney faces a challenging first Question Period amid Canada Post's staggering $1.3 billion loss. The podcast also tackles sensitive issues like consent in hockey trials and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, alongside transformative changes for women's roles in Saudi Arabia.
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Flin Flon's Urgent Wildfire Evacuation
- Thousands in Flin Flon, Manitoba were ordered to evacuate due to a wildfire rapidly approaching their homes.
- The fire started at a landfill and was exacerbated by a civilian drone interfering with water bomber efforts.
Climate Change Set to Accelerate
- The World Meteorological Organization forecasts a high chance of new global temperature records in the next few years.
- The Arctic will warm much faster than the rest of the world, threatening communities dependent on sea ice.
Mark Carney's Tough First Question Period
- Mark Carney faced a tough first question period as Canada's Prime Minister with opposition focusing on tariffs and budget delays.
- He broke with tradition by answering only the first few questions himself.