World Report Saturday's top stories in 10 minutes
Jun 28, 2025
Canadian businesses are on edge as potential U.S. tariffs loom, impacting farmers and health sectors. In Newfoundland and Labrador, the government seeks solutions amid a crisis of doctor resignations. Global tensions rise as Iran mourns military losses, and the UN Secretary criticizes Gaza's unsafe aid delivery. A judge in Alberta temporarily halts a controversial transgender healthcare bill, sparking debates on youth rights. Meanwhile, wildfire evacuees from Ontario reflect on their struggles and hope for a return to their cultural roots.
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Canada-US Trade Tensions Rise
- U.S. tariffs threaten to escalate due to Canada's digital services tax and supply management issues.
- Despite long negotiations, the U.S. ended talks, increasing trade uncertainty for Canadian businesses.
Doctors Resign Over Working Conditions
- Five doctors resigned from a St. John's hospital due to poor pay, resources, and workload.
- Health minister and doctors' lawyer express optimism about finding a resolution to the crisis.
Tensions and Aid Crisis in Middle East
- The recent Israeli attacks killed key Iranian figures; mass funerals followed.
- UN criticizes Gaza aid delivery as unsafe amid deadly incidents at distribution sites.