World Report Friday's top stories in 10 minutes
Sep 26, 2025
Canada Post workers are striking against proposed reforms that would eliminate home delivery. Benjamin Netanyahu is set to defend Israel's actions in Gaza at the UN, facing a global audience. Former FBI Director James Comey faces indictment related to his congressional testimony during the Russia probe. The U.S. rolls out heavy tariffs on pharmaceuticals and vehicles, impacting the market. Lastly, there are concerns about Canada’s GDP numbers indicating a potential recession, alongside investigations questioning the integrity of compostable plastics.
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Nationwide Canada Post Strike
- Canada Post workers walked out nationally after Ottawa proposed ending home delivery and other cuts.
- The union representing 55,000 said they felt forced onto the picket lines to fight the drastic changes.
Cost Savings Drive Postal Reform
- The federal government says moving to communal mailboxes would save about $400 million a year amid massive losses at Canada Post.
- Canada Post now has 45 days to examine recommendations and present a modernization plan.
Netanyahu's UN Showdown
- Benjamin Netanyahu planned a defiant speech at the UN amid growing international criticism over the Gaza war.
- He balanced appealing to his domestic base while managing relations with the U.S. and President Trump.