World Report November 28: Friday's top stories in 10 minutes
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Nov 28, 2025 Today's GDP report may reveal if Canada is in recession. There's turmoil in politics as Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault resigns over pipeline issues with Alberta. Tensions escalate as Indigenous groups oppose a new pipeline on BC's northwest coast. In international news, Donald Trump promises to suspend migration from certain countries. Meanwhile, the tragic death toll from a Hong Kong apartment fire rises to 128. In Nova Scotia, concerns grow over the impact of Indigenous treaty fishing on lobster stocks.
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Canada Avoided Recession But Growth Is Fragile
- Canada likely avoided a technical recession but economic activity remains weak through 2026.
- Economists warn growth may stay below 1% until late 2026 or 2027 without improved trade conditions.
Minister Resigns Over Pipeline Deal
- Stephen Guilbeault resigned from cabinet over disagreement with the MOU prioritizing a new oil pipeline.
- He said the pipeline would harm the Great Bear Rainforest and increase climate pollution.
Coastal First Nations Reject Tanker Plans
- Coastal First Nations in northwest B.C. strongly oppose the MOU that could allow tanker traffic near their territories.
- Leaders say economic offers and co-ownership demands aren't worth risking their environment and way of life.