World Report September 15: Monday's top stories in 10 minutes
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Sep 15, 2025 Canada's Parliament is back in session with key initiatives, including the controversial Build Canada Homes agency. Recent housing trends show a rise in sales, yet prices remain below past highs. In Utah, two men face charges related to a bomb incident connected to media amidst rising tensions. A First Nations family's lawsuit highlights cultural urgency concerning the remains of their loved ones. Meanwhile, a potential U.S.-China agreement on TikTok looms as a Canadian-led series celebrates big wins at the Emmy Awards.
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Tight Timeline For Government Action
- Parliament resumes with a tight legislative window and limited majority power.
- Mark Carney must balance speed with negotiation to pass priority bills this fall.
New Federal Housing Agency Launched
- Build Canada Homes centralizes federal housing efforts with a $13 billion start.
- The agency aims to speed projects via partnerships, approvals on federal land, and early-stage funding.
Keep Modular Manufacturing Local
- Limit transport distances for modular homes to keep costs down.
- Site manufacturing close to build locations improves cost-effectiveness and speed.