World Report October 14: Tuesday's top stories in 10 minutes
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Oct 14, 2025 Shocking news as U.S. tariffs on Canadian lumber rise by 10% amidst ongoing trade tensions. Emotions run high in Israel as families demand justice after only a few remains of hostages are returned from Gaza. A Naval joke from NATO's leader highlights the military strain in Russia, coinciding with new laws on reservists. In Sudan, a health crisis worsens amid civil unrest, while Canada braves rising RSV cases. Lastly, two hikers recover from a grizzly bear attack, prompting vital safety reminders.
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New U.S. Tariffs Hit Canadian Lumber
- The U.S. imposed a new global 10% tariff on all softwood lumber and timber from Canada, adding to an existing 35% duty.
- Finished wood products like cabinets face higher levies, worsening trade pressure on Canada's forestry sector.
Province Returns To In-Person Voting
- Newfoundland and Labrador voters head to the polls with health care and an energy deal with Quebec dominating the campaign.
- The province's last election saw most votes mailed in due to a COVID spike, but today in-person voting returns to churches and schools.
Ceasefire Leaves Many Questions In Gaza
- A first phase ceasefire returned some hostages but only four of 28 deceased remains have been handed over, angering Israeli families.
- Gaza's security and governance remain uncertain, with concerns about international oversight echoing colonial-era control.
