Your World Tonight Deadly ICE-related shooting in Minnesota, Carney eyes trade talks in China, Heated Rivalry’s CANCON effect, and more
Jan 7, 2026
Jamie Strassian, a CBC News reporter, delves into the Minneapolis shooting involving an ICE officer, highlighting local outrage and conflicting narratives. Paul Hunter, a CBC correspondent in Colombia, discusses anti-American protests triggered by U.S. actions towards Venezuela and local political concerns. The podcast also explores the Prime Minister's trade strategies for China and the rising success of 'Heated Rivalry' in Canadian media, showing how these themes may influence future investments.
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ICE Shooting Sparks Conflicting Narratives
- A fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis exposed sharply competing official narratives and fueled public outrage.
- Mayor Jacob Frye and Police Chief Brian O'Hara rejected DHS claims of self-defence, calling the agent's actions reckless.
U.S. Plans Focus On Venezuelan Oil
- The White House framed its Venezuela strategy around seizing oil assets and stabilizing the country.
- Marco Rubio outlined a three-phase plan emphasizing oil rehabilitation and U.S. control over proceeds.
Colombian Streets Protest U.S. Moves
- Large anti-U.S. protests erupted in Colombia over threats to intervene in Venezuela.
- Paul Hunter reported mixed local views, with some fearing U.S. military involvement and others supporting Maduro's removal.
