World Report May 20: Tuesday's top stories in 10 minutes
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May 20, 2025 Workers at Canada Post are gearing up to strike as union negotiations heat up. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu reacts to a significant statement on Gaza involving Canada, the UK, and France. Ontario is investing in helicopters to boost border security, prompting discussions on resource allocation. A cold case involving two drowned men is being reopened by Toronto Police. Additionally, researchers propose a solution to reduce long wait times for hip and knee surgeries in Canada while the WHO moves forward with a global treaty on pandemic preparedness.
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Canada Post Strike Looms
- Canada Post is on the brink of a strike as the union is ready to walk off the job Friday morning.
- The company seeks changes reflecting 2025 realities, risking major layoffs to overhaul service.
Gaza Conflict Escalates
- Israeli PM Netanyahu calls Canada, UK, and France's joint warning a victory for Hamas.
- Gaza faces intense conflict with over 650 Hamas targets hit and more than 500 killed in eight days.
Ontario Boosts Border Security
- Ontario buys two helicopters costing $57 million for border security, sparking cost and purpose concerns.
- Local police chiefs welcome improved safety but details on operations and funding remain unclear.