Your World Tonight Heat dome, B.C. wants in on ferry price cut, your health data at risk, and more
Jul 29, 2025
Canada is sweltering under a heat dome, with extreme temperatures hitting 38 degrees in the B.C. Interior. The West is clamoring for the same ferry price cuts that were announced for the East. Concerns rise over Canadian health data security, as many records are held by U.S. companies. The crisis in Gaza continues to worsen, with potential global repercussions. Meanwhile, the auto industry faces significant financial challenges due to tariffs, and two siblings bring a sweet twist to the heat with their ice cream truck venture.
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UK's Conditional Palestinian Recognition
- The UK plans to recognize Palestine at the UN in September if Israel does not end Gaza's suffering and agree to a ceasefire.
- This move raises international pressure on Israel amid worsening humanitarian conditions in Gaza.
Tariffs Strain Auto Industry
- U.S. tariffs on imported cars and parts are causing billions in losses for automakers like Stellantis and GM.
- Tariff uncertainty strains the integrated North American auto industry, affecting assembly lines and consumer prices.
Trade War Effects Delayed, Localized
- Despite tariffs, the North American economy is holding up better than expected due to limited retaliation and companies absorbing costs.
- Damage from the U.S.-China trade war may be delayed, with sector-specific impacts mainly in steel, aluminum, autos, and lumber.