World Report

Concerns grow over possible foreign interference in Canada's upcoming federal election. Travel plans are shifting due to Donald Trump's threats of tariffs, affecting cross-border relations. Meanwhile, protests erupt in Turkey following the arrest of a popular mayor, raising questions about future political dynamics. On a lighter note, the incredible journey of boxing legend Joe Foreman is showcased, highlighting his remarkable comeback and transition into a cultural icon.

Chaos erupts at Heathrow Airport as a fire sparks widespread flight cancellations. In Canada, political tensions rise amid significant military actions in Sudan and developments in Gaza. Closer to home, healthcare innovations, including robotic assistance, help improve access for remote communities. Additionally, the fight against global scams intensifies with a new fraud-fighting center. Political unrest in Jerusalem further complicates the landscape, making for a compelling mix of travel, health, and geopolitical stories.

Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to call an election, shaking up the political landscape. China hits Canada with hefty tariffs on canola, peas, seafood, and pork, raising trade tensions. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza escalates, with at least 85 Palestinians killed by airstrikes. A former prisoner wins a legal battle against solitary confinement, revealing its psychological toll. Meanwhile, a surge in AI-driven scams highlights the dangers of voice cloning, making families vulnerable to fraud.

US President Donald Trump makes his first public remarks about the Canadian election since Mark Carney became Prime Minister. Israeli army targets northern Gaza, killing several people in strikes. Tesla no longer welcome at Vancouver auto show after cars, dealerships vandalized.

Israel intensifies its military campaign in Gaza, resulting in hundreds of casualties and raising concerns about the humanitarian impact. Four Eastern European nations consider withdrawing from the Ottawa Treaty on landmines, while tensions rise in the Ukraine conflict following a crucial U.S.-Russia call. Meanwhile, Universal Music Group sides with Kendrick Lamar in a heated defamation lawsuit against Drake, shedding light on rap industry rivalries. The podcast also discusses Canada’s defense spending challenges and Arctic security initiatives.

Prime Minister Mark Carney on a whistle-stop tour of Europe, shoring up support from Canada's allies. US President Donald Trump defends his use of a centuries-old law to deport more than 130 Venezuelans to El Salvador.The Hudson's Bay Company in court today, applying to liquidate all 80 of its stores. 

Mark Carney set to take off for Europe in first overseas visit as Canada's Prime Minister.U-S carries out large-scale attacks on Houthi rebel sites in Yemen.China outraged over 20 percent U.S. levies.Fire at a nightclub in North Macedonia kills at least 59 people.Severe weather kills at least 34 people as violent tornadoes rip through U-S southeast.

Diplomatic efforts are heating up as Ukraine pushes for peace negotiations, with a virtual summit uniting 25 nations. Meanwhile, Canada's political landscape shifts dramatically with the cancellation of the carbon tax on day one of new leadership. South Korea faces political turmoil as thousands rally against President Yoon Suk Yeol. Additionally, the broader geopolitical landscape complicates Ukraine's path to stability, even as questions about military purchases and economic pressures loom large.

The Mark Carney era begins with prime minister and new cabinet sworn in today.Joly says G7 is united on Ukraine ceasefire, waiting for Russia's response.CBC Marketplace investigates ads offering shelter in exchange for sex.

Canadian ministers, Ontario's premier head to Washington to "lower the temperature" on trade talks.How Canadian shoppers will be affected by retaliatory tariffs.Canadian veterans say they feel betrayed by recent comments from the US government.