World Report November 7: Friday's top stories in 10 minutes
Nov 7, 2025
Tension rises as Mark Carney's Liberals face a pivotal vote on a budget amendment that could lead to a federal election. Meanwhile, the Conservative Party deals with internal strife following the resignation of Edmonton MP Matt Jeneroux. In a surprising turn, the CFIA plans to cull 300 ostriches amid protests at Universal Ostrich Farms. Compounding the urgency, aid groups warn about the inadequate humanitarian supplies reaching Gaza. Lastly, insights on October's job numbers reveal significant economic volatility.
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Budget Vote Could Trigger Election
- The House faces a Bloc amendment that treats the budget as a confidence vote and could force a federal election.
- That amendment's passage would immediately destabilize Mark Carney's governing Liberals and prompt an election.
MP Steps Down Amid Floor-Crossing Talk
- Edmonton MP Matt Jeneroux announced he is stepping down to focus on his family after speculation about floor-crossing.
- Conservatives offered warm wishes while Liberals framed his departure as evidence of a shrinking space for progressive views.
Ostrich Farm Cull Sparks Tense Confrontation
- Universal Ostrich Farms faced a CFIA-ordered cull after an avian flu outbreak and a failed Supreme Court appeal.
- Supporters heckled RCMP and shots were fired near the enclosure as tensions rose during the cull operation.