Your World Tonight Carney’s cabinet gets its marching orders; Wildfires rage in Manitoba; Why the UN suggests Canada’s kids are not alright.
May 14, 2025
The Prime Minister unveils a middle-class tax cut, sparking political tensions amid delayed budget talks. Meanwhile, Manitoba grapples with devastating wildfires, forcing evacuations and destruction. A global report highlights troubling mental health trends among Canadian children, emphasizing the urgent need for enhanced support. On the international front, tensions rise as the U.S. President navigates complex Middle Eastern relations, while Canada plans to bolster its Arctic defense amidst ongoing geopolitical challenges.
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Middle-Class Tax Cut Priority
- Mark Carney and his cabinet are prioritizing a middle-class tax cut by July 1st.
- This tax cut requires Parliament's approval and the support of opposition parties to pass.
Manitoba Wildfire Driver Escape
- Riley Martin drove through fire lines in Manitoba with flames dangerously close to his car.
- He felt the heat through his window, illustrating the wildfire's intensity and threat to residents.
Concerns Over Qatar's Jet Gift
- The proposed gift of a luxury jumbo jet from Qatar to Trump raises legal, ethical, and security concerns.
- Retrofitting a foreign plane for Air Force One standards will likely cost taxpayers significantly more than expected.