Your World Tonight Canada/U.S. trade talks, graduate unemployment, hockey hot in Florida, and more
Jun 11, 2025
Canada and the U.S. are inching closer to a trade agreement, sparking discussions on tariffs and defense spending. Recent graduates in Canada face alarming unemployment rates, raising concerns about the economy's future. Meanwhile, hockey is gaining unexpected popularity in Florida, with kids dreaming of NHL stardom and adult leagues on the rise. The episode also reflects on the legacy of Brian Wilson, while touching on protests related to immigration policies across the U.S.
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Progress in Canada-U.S. Trade Talks
- Canada and the U.S are exchanging a working document outlining terms for a potential trade and security deal.
- Key points include Canada joining the Golden Dome missile defense system and commitments to NATO defense targets.
Controversy Over Immigration Raids
- Immigration raids and federal troop deployments in Los Angeles have sparked widespread protests and unrest.
- Officials debate the use of military forces, highlighting conflict between federal and local authorities.
Youth Unemployment Challenges
- Graduates face the highest youth unemployment rate since the mid-1990s, signaling economic challenges.
- Entering the workforce during downturns often results in long-term wage scarring for young workers.