Your World Tonight Fire evacuations rising, Trump Administration immigration crackdown, Trade lessons from the EU, and more
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Jun 7, 2025 Wildfires in western Canada are leading to rising evacuation orders and health warnings as smoke spreads across regions. Immigration tensions rise with the return of a man mistakenly deported during the Trump Administration, now facing new charges amidst protests. Canada is reassessing interprovincial trade barriers, learning from European successes. Additionally, solar energy is transforming the lives of salt farmers in India, showcasing innovation amidst adversity. The episode also touches on police reforms and the cultural revival of Canadian rock.
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Evacuee's Harrowing Wildfire Escape
- Cheryl Linklater and her family fled Snow Lake, Manitoba, packing only essentials with limited transportation.
- They had to leave their cat and belongings behind, fearing they might return to nothing after the fire.
Health Risks of Wildfire Smoke
- Wildfire smoke carries particulate matter causing over 17,000 early deaths yearly in Canada.
- Smoke impacts even distant provinces and sensitive groups like seniors and children must take precautions.
Mistaken Deportee Faces Charges
- Kilmar Abrego Garcia was mistakenly deported to El Salvador but returned to face human trafficking charges.
- His lawyers argue he was denied due process as he faces detention and possible re-deportation regardless of guilt.