Your World Tonight Carney in Ukraine, Trump threatens more national guard deployments, Canadian aerospace ambitions, and more
Aug 24, 2025
In a surprise visit, Prime Minister Carney reinforced Canada’s support for Ukraine, announcing military aid amid rising tensions. Meanwhile, Trump threatens to deploy the National Guard in Democratic cities, facing backlash from local leaders. Canadian aerospace company NordSpace aims to launch its first rocket from home soil, potentially revolutionizing the industry. As the Canada Games wrap up, local athletes shine amidst challenges, and a new film celebrating Korean culture captures the hearts of children with its engaging story and hit music.
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Canada's Major Military Pledge To Ukraine
- Canada committed $2 billion for Ukraine, focusing on ammunition, armored vehicles and drones to boost battlefield capacity.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney signalled Canada may join a post-ceasefire coalition and did not rule out troop presence.
Trip Aims To Diversify Canada's Global Ties
- Carney aims to deepen ties with Europe to diversify trade, secure critical minerals and expand defence cooperation.
- Meetings in Poland, Germany and Latvia target strategic partnerships and supply-chain collaboration beyond the U.S.
National Guard Threatens To Become A Political Tool
- The Pentagon has options to deploy National Guard troops to cities like Chicago to address crime, homelessness and undocumented immigration.
- Local leaders and Democrats accuse President Donald Trump of manufacturing a crisis and politicizing troop deployments.