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[00:00:18] The news doesn't sleep. We are here to help you hit the ground
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[00:00:26] Your news, your weather, your morning. Good Morning
[00:00:29] Canada, CBC Morning Live with David Comedy.
[00:31:45] I can't really explain it, but something inside is telling
[00:31:49] me this is my time.
[00:31:52] There's no waiting for tomorrow, no such thing. I've got to show
[00:31:57] everyone how great I am. There's a place in history
[00:32:01] waiting for me.
[00:32:03] You don't know who I am.
[00:32:07] Just watch the Diamond League. Watch all season on CBC and CBC
[00:32:13] Jail.
[00:39:45] This is my time. There's a place in history waiting for me.
[00:39:51] If you don't know who I am
[00:39:54] with the Diamond League, just watch. Watch all season on
[00:39:58] CBC and CBC Gem.
[00:51:26] sauce. Like Diana, vision, like medicine. They say
[00:51:29] patience is a virtue. So I went around the world and back again
[00:51:33] now and watch the NFL all season long on CBC and CBC Gem.
[00:57:06] Hi there, Canada.
[00:57:08] Hi Siri,
[00:57:10] How are you holding up?
[00:57:15] It's been difficult to say the least.
[00:57:19] I intend to resign as party leader, as Prime Minister.
[00:57:25] The funny, not so funny thing about the
[00:57:27] world right now
[00:57:29] is the thing that can consume your thoughts
[00:57:32] is the thing you maybe didn't see coming.
[00:57:36] My favorite word? Tariff
[00:57:39] is going to be cracking down. Minimum 10% tariff on all
[00:57:43] imports. Some contracts are already getting cancelled.
[00:57:46] Facing a potential 25 or even 50% tariff on steel exports.
[00:57:49] We're already hearing about layoffs. Feeling the financial
[00:57:53] pain of Canada's 25% counter tariffs. He believes that
[00:57:56] Canadians would benefit greatly from becoming the 51st state
[00:57:59] when our sovereignty is threatened.
[00:58:02] You do what you can. He is trying to break us. So you have
[00:58:06] questions. How should Canadians be preparing for that next trip?
[00:58:10] What is your plan? How seriously are you taking
[00:58:13] this threat of 100% tariffs on foreign made films?
[00:58:16] A lot of questions. How is Hamilton bracing for tariff
[00:58:19] impact? When we talk about counter
[00:58:21] terrorists, do those affect you? How much does it cost to be
[00:58:25] patriotic when picking items at the grocery store?
[00:58:28] And while your elbows have been up, elbows up.
[00:58:33] For us, it's the sleeves rolled up.
[00:58:36] Because you need answers about your neighborhood, your world,
[00:58:40] your Canada,
[00:58:42] and what it means for all of us to say we are Canadian.
[00:58:50] Our journalists countrywide and all over the world are on the
[00:58:54] case.
[00:58:56] Do you think you're gonna have to close?
[00:58:59] I hate to think about that.
[00:59:07] I'm about 15 kilometers from the Russian border. Where are
[00:59:11] Canada's allies? Where are Canada's markets?
[00:59:14] What is this country's place on the planet?
[00:59:17] It's the uncertainty that's the
[00:59:19] this issue. What is the next thing to happen and what will
[00:59:23] it mean for all of us? We assume that it will be a
[00:59:27] difficult Rd. Canada. We got you and we are right there
[00:59:32] right beside you trying to make sense of it with you.
[00:59:48] Power and politics, the scale of the crisis and chaos and a day like this. We gotta get to the power panel
[00:59:52] early. Experts and party insiders break it all down.
[00:59:55] This is a shift in the Liberal position. And then the Tories
[00:59:58] are just left to say, well, you're not moving fast and
[01:00:01] making sense of our world. Conditions have gotten pretty
[01:00:04] bad and they look like they're gonna get worse. Can't now walk
[01:00:07] that back because governing is a lot harder than campaigning.
[01:00:10] He's a drag on his own party, extremely difficult choices.
[01:00:13] The Power Panel on power and politics with David Cochrane, weekdays on CBC News.
[01:00:25] WE BEGIN, THOUGH, IN BC AGAIN WHERE FIREFIGHTERS ARE RACING TO
[01:00:29] WHERE FIREFIGHTERS ARE RACING TO CONTAIN SEVERAL FAST-MOVING
[01:00:32] CONTAIN SEVERAL FAST-MOVING WILDFIRES, RIGHT NOW, MORE THAN WILDFIRES, RIGHT NOW, MORE THAN 21,000 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN FORCED
[01:00:36] 21,000 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN FORCED FROM THEIR HOMES IN THAT FROM THEIR HOMES IN THAT PROVINCE.
[01:00:39] PROVINCE. 11,000 MORE ARE BEING TOLD TO BE 11,000 MORE ARE BEING TOLD TO BE READY TO FLEE, AND THE MOST
[01:00:42] READY TO FLEE, AND THE MOST PRESSING SITUATION RIGHT NOW IS
[01:00:44] PRESSING SITUATION RIGHT NOW IS NEAR SUMMERLAND WHERE THE BALD
[01:00:47] NEAR SUMMERLAND WHERE THE BALD RANGE FIRE IS STILL BURNING OUT RANGE FIRE IS STILL BURNING OUT OF CONTROL.
[01:00:51] OF CONTROL. >> WE ARE CURRENTLY IN A LIVE
[01:00:53] >> WE ARE CURRENTLY IN A LIVE WILDFIRE SITUATION IN AND AROUND WILDFIRE SITUATION IN AND AROUND THE AREA, AND THAT MEANS FOCUS
[01:00:57] THE AREA, AND THAT MEANS FOCUS NEEDS TO BE PLACED ON PROTECTING
[01:00:59] NEEDS TO BE PLACED ON PROTECTING PEOPLE AND CRITICAL PEOPLE AND CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE.
[01:01:03] INFRASTRUCTURE. AND AS WE HEARD, WE JUST -- IT'S AND AS WE HEARD, WE JUST -- IT'S NOT A TIME RIGHT NOW TO BE ABLE
[01:01:07] NOT A TIME RIGHT NOW TO BE ABLE TO GO BACK TO THE COMMUNITY. TO GO BACK TO THE COMMUNITY. IT IS NOT SAFE AT THIS TIME.
[01:01:11] IT IS NOT SAFE AT THIS TIME. >> THAT FIRE BROKE OUT FRIDAY,
[01:01:13] >> THAT FIRE BROKE OUT FRIDAY, AND THEN GREW QUICKLY TO MORE
[01:01:16] AND THEN GREW QUICKLY TO MORE THAN 156 SQUARE KILOMETERS. THAN 156 SQUARE KILOMETERS. IT'S ALREADY CLAIMED THE LIFE OF
[01:01:20] IT'S ALREADY CLAIMED THE LIFE OF AN 80-YEAR-OLD WOMAN WHO DIED AN 80-YEAR-OLD WOMAN WHO DIED TRYING TO GET OUT OF THE AREA.
[01:01:23] TRYING TO GET OUT OF THE AREA. THE RCMP SAYS IT'S NOW THE RCMP SAYS IT'S NOW INVESTIGATING THE CAUSE OF THAT
[01:01:26] INVESTIGATING THE CAUSE OF THAT FIRE AND IS ASKING THE PUBLIC FIRE AND IS ASKING THE PUBLIC FOR ANY SOLID INFORMATION.
[01:01:30] FOR ANY SOLID INFORMATION. MARIANNE DIMAIN IS TRACKING THE MARIANNE DIMAIN IS TRACKING THE LATEST. LATEST. MARIANNE, WHERE DO THINGS STAND
[01:01:34] MARIANNE, WHERE DO THINGS STAND RIGHT NOW IN BC? RIGHT NOW IN BC? IT'S STILL OUT OF CONTROL THERE?
[01:01:37] IT'S STILL OUT OF CONTROL THERE? >> IT'S STILL OUT OF CONTROL, >> IT'S STILL OUT OF CONTROL, STILL BURNING. STILL BURNING. BUT RIGHT NOW, THE QUESTION IS
[01:01:41] BUT RIGHT NOW, THE QUESTION IS HOW MANY STRUCTURES DID IT HOW MANY STRUCTURES DID IT DESTROY IN SUMMERLAND BC BECAUSE
[01:01:44] DESTROY IN SUMMERLAND BC BECAUSE WE KNOW SOME HAVE BEEN WE KNOW SOME HAVE BEEN DESTROYED. DESTROYED. SOME PEOPLE MAY HAVE LOST
[01:01:48] SOME PEOPLE MAY HAVE LOST EVERYTHING BUT IT'S NOT CLEAR EVERYTHING BUT IT'S NOT CLEAR HOW MANY HOMES MAY HAVE BEEN
[01:01:51] HOW MANY HOMES MAY HAVE BEEN DESTROYED BY THESE FIRES. DESTROYED BY THESE FIRES. BUT THESE IMAGES GIVE US A SENSE
[01:01:54] BUT THESE IMAGES GIVE US A SENSE OF WHAT MAY STILL BE STANDING OF WHAT MAY STILL BE STANDING AND WHAT MAY HAVE BEEN AND WHAT MAY HAVE BEEN DESTROYED, AND THAT'S SOMETHING
[01:01:58] DESTROYED, AND THAT'S SOMETHING THAT RESIDENTS ARE WORRIED ABOUT THAT RESIDENTS ARE WORRIED ABOUT RIGHT NOW.
[01:02:00] RIGHT NOW. WE DID HEAR FROM THE MAYOR OF WE DID HEAR FROM THE MAYOR OF SUMMERLAND SPEAKING AT A NEWS
[01:02:04] SUMMERLAND SPEAKING AT A NEWS CONFERENCE YESTERDAY GETTING CONFERENCE YESTERDAY GETTING EMOTIONAL AS HE TOLD RESIDENTS
[01:02:07] EMOTIONAL AS HE TOLD RESIDENTS TO BE PREPARED FOR THE WORST.
[01:02:15] >> WE CAN'T LOSE SIGHT OF WHO WE ARE. ARE. WE NEED TO KEEP HELPING EACH
[01:02:19] WE NEED TO KEEP HELPING EACH OTHER AND WHEN WE DO GET BACK WE OTHER AND WHEN WE DO GET BACK WE NEED TO BRACE OURSELF FOR WHAT'S
[01:02:22] NEED TO BRACE OURSELF FOR WHAT'S THERE OR WHAT'S NOT THERE. THERE OR WHAT'S NOT THERE. IT'S GOING TO BE HARD.
[01:02:25] IT'S GOING TO BE HARD. IT'S GOING TO BE REALLY HARD. IT'S GOING TO BE REALLY HARD. WE ALL KNOW PEOPLE RIGHT NOW.
[01:02:28] WE ALL KNOW PEOPLE RIGHT NOW. WE ALL KNOW PEOPLE WHO HAVE LOST
[01:02:32] WE ALL KNOW PEOPLE WHO HAVE LOST HOMES. HOMES. WE ALL HAVE GRENADES WHO HAVE WE ALL HAVE GRENADES WHO HAVE LOST HOMES.
[01:02:35] LOST HOMES. AND THOSE PEOPLE NEED OUR HELP.
[01:02:40] AND THOSE PEOPLE NEED OUR HELP. >>> 12,000 PEOPLE FROM
[01:02:42] >>> 12,000 PEOPLE FROM SUMMERLAND, BC, WERE ALL FORCED SUMMERLAND, BC, WERE ALL FORCED TO LEAVE THEIR HOMES.
[01:02:45] TO LEAVE THEIR HOMES. THEY WILL NOW BE RETURNING TO THEY WILL NOW BE RETURNING TO SCENES LIKE THIS, DUSTY, CLOUDY
[01:02:49] SCENES LIKE THIS, DUSTY, CLOUDY AREAS IN THEIR COMMUNITY, UNSURE AREAS IN THEIR COMMUNITY, UNSURE OF WHETHER THEIR OWN PROPERTIES
[01:02:52] OF WHETHER THEIR OWN PROPERTIES HAVE BEEN DESTROYED. HAVE BEEN DESTROYED. THAT EVACUATION ORDER DOES
[01:02:55] THAT EVACUATION ORDER DOES REMAIN IN EFFECT FOR SUMMERLAND REMAIN IN EFFECT FOR SUMMERLAND AND THE SURROUNDING AREA.
[01:02:58] AND THE SURROUNDING AREA. NO CLEAR TIMELINE ON EXACTLY NO CLEAR TIMELINE ON EXACTLY WHEN RESIDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO
[01:03:01] WHEN RESIDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO RETURN. RETURN. BUT AS FIRE CREWS, INCLUDING BUT AS FIRE CREWS, INCLUDING WATER BOMBERS TRY TO GET THOSE
[01:03:06] WATER BOMBERS TRY TO GET THOSE FLAMES OUT OF CONTROL, ONLY FLAMES OUT OF CONTROL, ONLY TEMPORARY RE-ENTRY FOR SOME
[01:03:08] TEMPORARY RE-ENTRY FOR SOME PEOPLE HELPING WITH CRITICAL
[01:03:11] INFRASTRUCTURE, FOR EVERYONE ELSE, THESE IMAGES STILL IN ELSE, THESE IMAGES STILL IN THEIR MINDS AS THEY LEFT A FEW
[01:03:14] THEIR MINDS AS THEY LEFT A FEW DAYS AGO, STILL NOW UNSURE AS TO DAYS AGO, STILL NOW UNSURE AS TO HOW LONG THEY WILL BE OUT.
[01:03:18] HOW LONG THEY WILL BE OUT. >> YEAH, WE'RE LOOKING AT NOW, >> YEAH, WE'RE LOOKING AT NOW, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY,
[01:03:21] SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, YOU KNOW, IN TEMPORARY
[01:03:24] TUESDAY, YOU KNOW, IN TEMPORARY HOUSING SITUATIONS, THOUSANDS OF HOUSING SITUATIONS, THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE.
[01:03:27] PEOPLE. WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THEIR WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THEIR RESCUE?
[01:03:30] RESCUE? >> WELL, WE KNOW THAT OF THE >> WELL, WE KNOW THAT OF THE PEOPLE WHO LEFT, SEVERAL WERE PEOPLE WHO LEFT, SEVERAL WERE AIRLIFTED OUT.
[01:03:34] AIRLIFTED OUT. AND WE HEARD FROM THE REGIONAL AND WE HEARD FROM THE REGIONAL DISTRICT OF OKANAGAN,
[01:03:37] DISTRICT OF OKANAGAN, SIMILKAMEEN, THAT THEY ACTUALLY SIMILKAMEEN, THAT THEY ACTUALLY HAD TO AIR LIFT ABOUT 55 PEOPLE,
[01:03:40] HAD TO AIR LIFT ABOUT 55 PEOPLE, INCLUDING SOME TEMPORARY FOREIGN INCLUDING SOME TEMPORARY FOREIGN WORKERS SEEN IN THIS PICTURE
[01:03:43] WORKERS SEEN IN THIS PICTURE HERE THAT'S ACTUALLY AFTER THEY HERE THAT'S ACTUALLY AFTER THEY WERE TAKEN FROM MEADOW VALLEY
[01:03:46] WERE TAKEN FROM MEADOW VALLEY WHICH IS NORTHWEST OF SUMMERLAND WHICH IS NORTHWEST OF SUMMERLAND DROPPED OFF HERE AT THIS
[01:03:49] DROPPED OFF HERE AT THIS BASEBALL DIAMOND IN WEST BASEBALL DIAMOND IN WEST KELOWNA.
[01:03:52] KELOWNA. THE MAJORITY OF THE EVACUEES THE MAJORITY OF THE EVACUEES WENT TO PENT.
[01:03:54] WENT TO PENT. THAT'S WHERE THEY'VE BEEN
[01:03:57] GETTING A LOT OF HELP FROM NOT ONLY OFFICIALS THERE IN THAT ONLY OFFICIALS THERE IN THAT AREA, BUT ALSO FROM PEOPLE
[01:04:00] AREA, BUT ALSO FROM PEOPLE DROPPING OFF DONATIONS FOR FOOD DROPPING OFF DONATIONS FOR FOOD AND EVEN CLOTHES.
[01:04:03] AND EVEN CLOTHES. THIS MAP, THOUGH, GIVES YOU A THIS MAP, THOUGH, GIVES YOU A SENSE OF HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE
[01:04:06] SENSE OF HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE DISPLACED RIGHT NOW. DISPLACED RIGHT NOW. MORE THAN 20,000 ACROSS THE
[01:04:08] MORE THAN 20,000 ACROSS THE PROVINCE UNDER EVACUATION ORDER. PROVINCE UNDER EVACUATION ORDER. THEY ARE NOW OUT OF THEIR HOMES.
[01:04:11] THEY ARE NOW OUT OF THEIR HOMES. THE YELLOW AREAS, THE EVACUATION THE YELLOW AREAS, THE EVACUATION ALERT.
[01:04:14] ALERT. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SAYS THEY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SAYS THEY ARE READY TO HELP. ARE READY TO HELP. WE KNOW THE DEFENCE MINISTER HAS
[01:04:18] WE KNOW THE DEFENCE MINISTER HAS SAID THAT THE CANADIAN ARMED SAID THAT THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES IS READY TO HELP. FORCES IS READY TO HELP. THEY ARE ALSO HELPING FIND
[01:04:23] THEY ARE ALSO HELPING FIND EVACUATION SPACES FOR ANYONE EVACUATION SPACES FOR ANYONE WHO'S STILL LOOKING FOR SHELTER
[01:04:25] WHO'S STILL LOOKING FOR SHELTER AFTER LEAVING THEIR HOMES. AFTER LEAVING THEIR HOMES. BUT IF YOU ARE OUT, THE MESSAGE
[01:04:28] BUT IF YOU ARE OUT, THE MESSAGE IS STILL STAY OUT BECAUSE WE IS STILL STAY OUT BECAUSE WE KNOW ONE PERSON HAS ALREADY BEEN
[01:04:31] KNOW ONE PERSON HAS ALREADY BEEN ARRESTED FOR DEFYING THE ARRESTED FOR DEFYING THE EVACUATION ORDER IN SUMMERLAND.
[01:04:34] EVACUATION ORDER IN SUMMERLAND. ANOTHER PERSON FACING FINES FOR ANOTHER PERSON FACING FINES FOR TRYING TO CHARGE THE ROADBLOCK
[01:04:37] TRYING TO CHARGE THE ROADBLOCK IN THAT AREA. IN THAT AREA. >> MARIANNE, THE BALD RANGE FIRE
[01:04:41] >> MARIANNE, THE BALD RANGE FIRE STARTED SMALL ON FRIDAY. STARTED SMALL ON FRIDAY. IT GREW VERY QUICKLY. IT GREW VERY QUICKLY. HOW DID IT START?
[01:04:45] HOW DID IT START? >> WELL, THAT'S WHAT THEY'RE >> WELL, THAT'S WHAT THEY'RE STILL TRYING TO FIGURE OUT.
[01:04:48] STILL TRYING TO FIGURE OUT. WHY DID IT SPREAD SO QUICKLY AND WHY DID IT SPREAD SO QUICKLY AND WHY DID IT JUST LEAVE RESIDENTS
[01:04:51] WHY DID IT JUST LEAVE RESIDENTS MINUTES TO LEAVE THEIR HOMES? MINUTES TO LEAVE THEIR HOMES? WE KNOW THAT THE PENT RCMP ARE
[01:04:54] WE KNOW THAT THE PENT RCMP ARE LOOKING INTO THIS. LOOKING INTO THIS. ALSO LOOKING INTO REPORTS OF
[01:04:57] ALSO LOOKING INTO REPORTS OF SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIOUR IN THE AREA SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIOUR IN THE AREA AROUND THE TIME THAT THIS FIRE AROUND THE TIME THAT THIS FIRE BROKE OUT.
[01:05:01] BROKE OUT. THEY ARE ALSO ASKING FOR MORE THEY ARE ALSO ASKING FOR MORE INFORMATION. INFORMATION. BUT AT THE SAME TIME, THEY ARE
[01:05:05] BUT AT THE SAME TIME, THEY ARE HOPING NO NEW FIRES POP UP. HOPING NO NEW FIRES POP UP. THAT'S WHY THE BC FOREST
[01:05:14] >> YOU'RE WELCOME. >> IT IS HEATING UP AGAIN.
[01:05:19] >> IT IS HEATING UP AGAIN. THE UNITED KINGDOM AND FRANCE THE UNITED KINGDOM AND FRANCE ARE BRACING FOR ANOTHER
[01:05:23] ARE BRACING FOR ANOTHER HEATWAVE. HEATWAVE. THAT WILL BE THE FIFTH ONE OF THAT WILL BE THE FIFTH ONE OF THIS SUMMER.
[01:05:26] THIS SUMMER. A HEAT ALERT HAS BEEN ISSUED A HEAT ALERT HAS BEEN ISSUED ACROSS MUCH OF ENGLAND.
[01:05:30] ACROSS MUCH OF ENGLAND. TEMPERATURES EXPECTING TO CLIMB
[01:05:32] TEMPERATURES EXPECTING TO CLIMB TO 36° CELSIUS, EVEN WARMER IN
[01:05:35] TO 36° CELSIUS, EVEN WARMER IN FRANCE WITH TEMPERATURES THERE FRANCE WITH TEMPERATURES THERE APPROACHING 40°.
[01:05:39] APPROACHING 40°. JULIA CHAPMAN JOINS ME NOW FROM JULIA CHAPMAN JOINS ME NOW FROM LONDON.
[01:05:42] LONDON. SHE IS ON THE TOP OF PRIMROSE SHE IS ON THE TOP OF PRIMROSE HILL.
[01:05:46] HILL. JULIA, WHAT MEASURES ARE BEING JULIA, WHAT MEASURES ARE BEING TAKEN TO PROTECT AGAINST HEAT
[01:05:50] AND DROUGHT? IT LOOKS PRETTY BROWN BEHIND IT LOOKS PRETTY BROWN BEHIND YOU.
[01:05:54] YOU. >> YEAH, IT DOES, INDEED, SUSAN.
[01:05:57] >> YEAH, IT DOES, INDEED, SUSAN. ENGLAND IS KNOWN FOR HAVING A ENGLAND IS KNOWN FOR HAVING A REPUTATION FOR BEING RAINY AND
[01:06:01] REPUTATION FOR BEING RAINY AND HAVING LUSH, GREENLAND SCAPES, HAVING LUSH, GREENLAND SCAPES, BUT AS YOU CAN SEE, THE GRASS
[01:06:04] BUT AS YOU CAN SEE, THE GRASS HERE IN CENTRAL LONDON HASN'T
[01:06:07] SEEN ANY RAINFALL FOR QUITE SOME TIME. TIME. MUCH OF ENGLAND IS NOW IN A
[01:06:10] MUCH OF ENGLAND IS NOW IN A STATE OF DROUGHT. STATE OF DROUGHT. 70% OF THE COUNTRY, INCLUDING
[01:06:14] 70% OF THE COUNTRY, INCLUDING HERE IN LONDON.
[01:06:15] HERE IN LONDON. AND THERE ARE IN SOME AREAS
[01:06:18] AND THERE ARE IN SOME AREAS RESTRICTIONS ON WHERE USE, AS A RESTRICTIONS ON WHERE USE, AS A RESULT OF THAT.
[01:06:21] RESULT OF THAT. 27 MILLION PEOPLE LIVING UNDER
[01:06:23] 27 MILLION PEOPLE LIVING UNDER TOWARDS RESTRICT THEIR USE OF TOWARDS RESTRICT THEIR USE OF WATER.
[01:06:26] WATER. AND ALTHOUGH THE TEMPERATURES AND ALTHOUGH THE TEMPERATURES HERE ARE EXPECTED TO PEAK LATER
[01:06:29] HERE ARE EXPECTED TO PEAK LATER IN THE WEEK, ALREADY TODAY, A IN THE WEEK, ALREADY TODAY, A HEALTH HEAT -- A HEAT HEALTH
[01:06:32] HEALTH HEAT -- A HEAT HEALTH WARNING HAS BEEN INTRODUCED WITH WARNING HAS BEEN INTRODUCED WITH AUTHORITIES WARNING THAT
[01:06:35] AUTHORITIES WARNING THAT TEMPERATURES LIKE THESE CAN HAVE TEMPERATURES LIKE THESE CAN HAVE A REALLY BIG IMPACT ON PEOPLE'S
[01:06:39] A REALLY BIG IMPACT ON PEOPLE'S HEALTH, PARTICULARLY THE VERY HEALTH, PARTICULARLY THE VERY YOUNG AND THE VERY ELDERLY.
[01:06:42] YOUNG AND THE VERY ELDERLY. IN FACT, RESEARCHERS FOUND THAT
[01:06:46] IN FACT, RESEARCHERS FOUND THAT SOME 2700 PEOPLE DIED BECAUSE OF SOME 2700 PEOPLE DIED BECAUSE OF HEAT-RELATED CAUSES IN ENGLAND
[01:06:49] HEAT-RELATED CAUSES IN ENGLAND AND WALES IN MAY AND JUNE. AND WALES IN MAY AND JUNE. WE'VE BEEN SPEAKING TO SOME
[01:06:53] WE'VE BEEN SPEAKING TO SOME PEOPLE HERE ON PRIMROSE HILL PEOPLE HERE ON PRIMROSE HILL ABOUT HOW THEY FEEL ABOUT THE
[01:06:56] ABOUT HOW THEY FEEL ABOUT THE CHANGING TEMPERATURES. CHANGING TEMPERATURES. >> I DEFINITELY BELIEVE THAT
[01:06:59] >> I DEFINITELY BELIEVE THAT IT'S GLOBAL WARMING, AND I THINK
[01:07:03] IT'S GLOBAL WARMING, AND I THINK IT'S EVIDENT ALL OF THE TIME. IT'S EVIDENT ALL OF THE TIME. YEAH, IT IS A WORRY.
[01:07:06] YEAH, IT IS A WORRY. I FEEL FOR THE YOUNGER I FEEL FOR THE YOUNGER GENERATIONS, YEAH.
[01:07:09] GENERATIONS, YEAH. I THINK IT'S GOING TO BE I THINK IT'S GOING TO BE DIFFICULT IN THE YEARS TO COME.
[01:07:12] DIFFICULT IN THE YEARS TO COME. >> I THINK ACTUALLY IF YOU LOOK
[01:07:13] >> I THINK ACTUALLY IF YOU LOOK AT THE FIGURES, THERE'S A LOT
[01:07:16] AT THE FIGURES, THERE'S A LOT MORE EXCESS DEATHS FROM COLD MORE EXCESS DEATHS FROM COLD WEATHER AND THE IMPACT OF WARMER
[01:07:20] WEATHER AND THE IMPACT OF WARMER WEATHER ACTUALLY OVERALL REDUCES WEATHER ACTUALLY OVERALL REDUCES DEATHS AND THAT I THINK YOU CAN
[01:07:24] DEATHS AND THAT I THINK YOU CAN MITIGATE IT AND EUROPE SHOULD BE MITIGATE IT AND EUROPE SHOULD BE AGAIN ENCOURAGING AIR
[01:07:27] AGAIN ENCOURAGING AIR CONDITIONING RATHER THAN TRYING CONDITIONING RATHER THAN TRYING TO BAN IT.
[01:07:30] TO BAN IT. >>> THE SITUATION IN FRANCE IS >>> THE SITUATION IN FRANCE IS EVEN MORE SEVERE.
[01:07:33] EVEN MORE SEVERE. TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TO TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TO APPROACH 40 TODAY.
[01:07:36] APPROACH 40 TODAY. AND MUCH OF THAT COUNTRY IN AND MUCH OF THAT COUNTRY IN DROUGHT AS WELL. DROUGHT AS WELL. AND IN FACT, THERE THE WATER
[01:07:40] AND IN FACT, THERE THE WATER USAGE RESTRICTIONS ARE EVEN MORE USAGE RESTRICTIONS ARE EVEN MORE TIGHT IN SOME AREAS.
[01:07:44] TIGHT IN SOME AREAS. PEOPLE CAN ONLY USE WATER FOR PEOPLE CAN ONLY USE WATER FOR DRINKING, SANITATION, HEALTH
[01:07:48] DRINKING, SANITATION, HEALTH CARE, AND FIRE TACKLING.
[01:07:50] CARE, AND FIRE TACKLING. WE'VE SEEN FROM COPERNICUS, THE WE'VE SEEN FROM COPERNICUS, THE EUROPEAN UNION'S CLIMATE
[01:07:54] EUROPEAN UNION'S CLIMATE MONITORING SERVICE, THAT JUNE MONITORING SERVICE, THAT JUNE AND JULY WERE THE HOTTEST ON
[01:07:58] AND JULY WERE THE HOTTEST ON RECORD IN WESTERN EUROPE.
[01:08:01] RECORD IN WESTERN EUROPE. >> JULIA, THE HEATWAVE, OF >> JULIA, THE HEATWAVE, OF COURSE, IS CONTRIBUTING TO
[01:08:04] COURSE, IS CONTRIBUTING TO WILDFIRES, AS IS THE DROUGHT WILDFIRES, AS IS THE DROUGHT WITH VERY DRY GROUND.
[01:08:08] WITH VERY DRY GROUND. AND WE'VE SEEN THAT IN SPAIN. AND WE'VE SEEN THAT IN SPAIN. BUT, AGAIN, NOW WE ARE SEEING
[01:08:12] BUT, AGAIN, NOW WE ARE SEEING HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE COMING INTO SPAIN TO WATCH
[01:08:16] COMING INTO SPAIN TO WATCH TOMORROW'S ECLIPSE. TOMORROW'S ECLIPSE. SO OUR SPANISH AUTHORITIES
[01:08:19] SO OUR SPANISH AUTHORITIES WORRIED ABOUT WHAT IMPACT THEY WORRIED ABOUT WHAT IMPACT THEY MAY HAVE AND THE RISK OF
[01:08:23] MAY HAVE AND THE RISK OF STARTING NEW FIRES?
[01:08:26] STARTING NEW FIRES? >> THEY DEFINITELY ARE. >> THEY DEFINITELY ARE. AND THIS HAS BEEN ONE OF THE
[01:08:29] AND THIS HAS BEEN ONE OF THE WORST SUMMERS IN SPAIN FOR WORST SUMMERS IN SPAIN FOR WILDFIRES.
[01:08:32] WILDFIRES. THERE ARE SOME STILL THAT THERE ARE SOME STILL THAT FIREFIGHTERS ARE TRYING TO GET
[01:08:35] FIREFIGHTERS ARE TRYING TO GET UNDER CONTROL, BUT THEY ARE UNDER CONTROL, BUT THEY ARE EXPECTING AROUND HALF A MILLION
[01:08:38] EXPECTING AROUND HALF A MILLION OVERSEAS VISITORS IN SPAIN JUST OVERSEAS VISITORS IN SPAIN JUST FOR THE SOLAR ECLIPSE TOMORROW.
[01:08:42] FOR THE SOLAR ECLIPSE TOMORROW. IT'S GOING TO BE ONE OF THE BEST
[01:08:43] IT'S GOING TO BE ONE OF THE BEST PLACES IN EUROPE TO SEE A TOTAL
[01:08:46] PLACES IN EUROPE TO SEE A TOTAL ECLIPSE, WHEN THAT TAKES PLACE ECLIPSE, WHEN THAT TAKES PLACE TOMORROW, AND THERE ARE STEPS
[01:08:49] TOMORROW, AND THERE ARE STEPS BEING TAKEN BY THE SPANISH BEING TAKEN BY THE SPANISH AUTHORITIES, THEY'VE CREATED
[01:08:52] AUTHORITIES, THEY'VE CREATED FIRE BREAKS IN SOME AREAS, FIRE BREAKS IN SOME AREAS, CLEARED SOME LAND AROUND WHERE
[01:08:55] CLEARED SOME LAND AROUND WHERE THEY EXPECT PEOPLE TO BE THEY EXPECT PEOPLE TO BE GATHERING. GATHERING. THERE IS GOING TO BE A REALLY
[01:08:59] THERE IS GOING TO BE A REALLY SIGNIFICANT POLICE OPERATION AS
[01:09:01] SIGNIFICANT POLICE OPERATION AS WELL, TRYING TO CONVINCE PEOPLE
[01:09:04] WELL, TRYING TO CONVINCE PEOPLE TO PUT OUT CIGARETTE BUTTS TO PUT OUT CIGARETTE BUTTS SAFELY AND PREVENT ANY BARBECUE
[01:09:07] SAFELY AND PREVENT ANY BARBECUE USE, ANYTHING THAT COULD SPARK A USE, ANYTHING THAT COULD SPARK A FIRE, BECAUSE ALTHOUGH THE
[01:09:11] FIRE, BECAUSE ALTHOUGH THE SUMMER HAS SEEN REALLY DRY AND SUMMER HAS SEEN REALLY DRY AND HOT TEMPERATURES IN SPAIN, IT IS
[01:09:15] HOT TEMPERATURES IN SPAIN, IT IS HUMAN INTERACTION THAT USUALLY
[01:09:17] HUMAN INTERACTION THAT USUALLY IN THE MAJORITY OF CASES IS WHAT IN THE MAJORITY OF CASES IS WHAT CAUSES FIRES LIKE THE ONE
[01:09:21] CAUSES FIRES LIKE THE ONE SPAIN'S SEEN, SUSAN. SPAIN'S SEEN, SUSAN. >> AND I THINK SOME OF THOSE >> AND I THINK SOME OF THOSE PEOPLE GOING TO NORTHERN SPAIN
[01:09:25] PEOPLE GOING TO NORTHERN SPAIN ARE CAMPING. ARE CAMPING. SO I WONDER WHAT RESTRICTIONS
[01:09:27] SO I WONDER WHAT RESTRICTIONS THERE WILL BE ON THEIR CAMPING THERE WILL BE ON THEIR CAMPING FACI
[01:09:39] >> DESPERATELY CALLING OUT FOR SURVIVORS, AS RESCUE TEAMS DIG
[01:09:43] SURVIVORS, AS RESCUE TEAMS DIG UNDER THE RUBBLE. UNDER THE RUBBLE. IT'S FRANTIC RACE AGAINST TIME
[01:09:47] IT'S FRANTIC RACE AGAINST TIME NOW AFTER A POWERFUL 7.4
[01:09:50] NOW AFTER A POWERFUL 7.4 MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE STRUCK MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE STRUCK YESTERDAY.
[01:09:54] YESTERDAY. AT LEAST 132 PEOPLE ARE BELIEVED AT LEAST 132 PEOPLE ARE BELIEVED TO BE DEAD, WITH MANY MORE
[01:09:57] TO BE DEAD, WITH MANY MORE TRAPPED IN THE DEBRIS OR DAMAGED
[01:10:01] TRAPPED IN THE DEBRIS OR DAMAGED IN -- UNDER COLLAPSED BUILDINGS. IN -- UNDER COLLAPSED BUILDINGS. IT IS THE COUNTRY'S MOST
[01:10:05] IT IS THE COUNTRY'S MOST POWERFUL EARTHQUAKE IN YEARS, POWERFUL EARTHQUAKE IN YEARS, AND COLOMBIA'S PRESIDENT HAS
[01:10:09] AND COLOMBIA'S PRESIDENT HAS DECLARED A STATE OF EMERGENCY.
[01:10:11] DECLARED A STATE OF EMERGENCY. HE SAYS STATE SECURITY FORCELESS
[01:10:14] HE SAYS STATE SECURITY FORCELESS BE DEPLOYED TO HELP WITH BE DEPLOYED TO HELP WITH RECOVERY EFFORTS.
[01:10:17] RECOVERY EFFORTS. MANUEL RUEDA?
[01:10:19] MANUEL RUEDA? BOGOTA WITH THE LATEST.
[01:10:30] BOGOTA WITH THE LATEST. >> WELL, THE SITUATION WAS >> WELL, THE SITUATION WAS PRETTY CALM LAST NIGHT BECAUSE
[01:10:33] PRETTY CALM LAST NIGHT BECAUSE IN SOME OF THE MOST AFFECTED IN SOME OF THE MOST AFFECTED CITIES, THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT CITIES, THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT DECLARED CURFEWS.
[01:10:37] DECLARED CURFEWS. SO UNLESS YOU WERE INVOLVED IN SO UNLESS YOU WERE INVOLVED IN RESCUE EFFORTS, HE WERE NOT
[01:10:40] RESCUE EFFORTS, HE WERE NOT ALLOWED TO LEAVE YOUR HOME.
[01:10:41] ALLOWED TO LEAVE YOUR HOME. AND I THINK THEY WERE DOING THIS
[01:10:48] AND I THINK THEY WERE DOING THIS TO PREVENT ANY SORT OF RIOTING TO PREVENT ANY SORT OF RIOTING OR CRIMINAL ACTIVITY.
[01:10:51] OR CRIMINAL ACTIVITY. AND MEANWHILE, YOU KNOW, YOU AND MEANWHILE, YOU KNOW, YOU HAVE THE RESCUE TEAMS GOING
[01:10:54] HAVE THE RESCUE TEAMS GOING AROUND DIFFERENT BUILDINGS THAT AROUND DIFFERENT BUILDINGS THAT HAVE COLLAPSED, TRYING TO SEARCH
[01:10:57] HAVE COLLAPSED, TRYING TO SEARCH FOR SURVIVORS, IN THE CITY OF FOR SURVIVORS, IN THE CITY OF CALI, THE LARGEST OF THE CITIES
[01:11:00] CALI, THE LARGEST OF THE CITIES THAT WAS HIT, THE MAYOR SAID THAT WAS HIT, THE MAYOR SAID THAT 40 -- AT LEAST 40 BUILDINGS THAT 40 -- AT LEAST 40 BUILDINGS COLLAPSED.
[01:11:04] COLLAPSED. SO THAT'S QUITE A SIGNIFICANT SO THAT'S QUITE A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF SITES THAT YOU HAVE TO
[01:11:07] NUMBER OF SITES THAT YOU HAVE TO BE AT, YOU KNOW, TO GET HEAVY BE AT, YOU KNOW, TO GET HEAVY EQUIPMENT TO START LIFTING SLABS EQUIPMENT TO START LIFTING SLABS OF CONCRETE AND THINGS LIKE
[01:11:11] OF CONCRETE AND THINGS LIKE THAT.
[01:11:23] THAT. IN THE CITY OF RUEDA, MORE THAN IN THE CITY OF RUEDA, MORE THAN 50 PEOPLE WERE KILLED, ACCORDING
[01:11:26] 50 PEOPLE WERE KILLED, ACCORDING TO THE MAYOR THERE, AND HE SAYS TO THE MAYOR THERE, AND HE SAYS THAT THERE ARE 15 BUILDINGS IN
[01:11:29] THAT THERE ARE 15 BUILDINGS IN THE CITY WHERE THEY BELIEVE THAT THE CITY WHERE THEY BELIEVE THAT SURVIVORS COULD STILL BE TRAPPED SURVIVORS COULD STILL BE TRAPPED UNDER THE RUBBLE.
[01:11:33] UNDER THE RUBBLE. AND THEN YOU HAVE MORE REMOTE AND THEN YOU HAVE MORE REMOTE AREAS WHERE WE'RE STILL KIND
[01:11:36] AREAS WHERE WE'RE STILL KIND OF -- IT'S DIFFICULT TO ASSESS OF -- IT'S DIFFICULT TO ASSESS THE SITUATION, MAYBE THEY'VE THE SITUATION, MAYBE THEY'VE BEEN LEFT WITHOUT MOBILE PHONE
[01:11:41] BEEN LEFT WITHOUT MOBILE PHONE SIGNAL. SIGNAL. AND IT WILL BE HARDER FOR AID TO AND IT WILL BE HARDER FOR AID TO REACH THESE AREAS, SMALL TOWNS
[01:11:45] REACH THESE AREAS, SMALL TOWNS IN SOME REGIONS WHERE ROADS ARE IN SOME REGIONS WHERE ROADS ARE VERY POOR AND WHERE IT'S HARD TO
[01:11:48] VERY POOR AND WHERE IT'S HARD TO FLY IN AID, THEY ARE GOING TO FLY IN AID, THEY ARE GOING TO HAVE TO WAIT FOR TRUCKS TO
[01:11:50] HAVE TO WAIT FOR TRUCKS TO DELIVER THE AID TO THEM. DELIVER THE AID TO THEM. >> YOU KNOW, MANUEL, ONE OF THE
[01:11:53] >> YOU KNOW, MANUEL, ONE OF THE THINGS IN THESE DISASTERS THAT'S THINGS IN THESE DISASTERS THAT'S OFTEN A HUGE PROBLEM IS GETTING
[01:11:57] OFTEN A HUGE PROBLEM IS GETTING THAT HEAVY EQUIPMENT IN TO THESE THAT HEAVY EQUIPMENT IN TO THESE AREAS WITH TRANSPORT ROUTES
[01:12:00] AREAS WITH TRANSPORT ROUTES DAMAGED.
[01:12:03] DAMAGED. >> WHAT ARE THE SEARCH AND
[01:12:07] >> WHAT ARE THE SEARCH AND RESCUE EFFORTS EXPECTED TO LOOK RESCUE EFFORTS EXPECTED TO LOOK LIKE IN COLOMBIA FOR THE COMING LIKE IN COLOMBIA FOR THE COMING DAYS?
[01:12:10] DAYS? >> WELL, I THINK ONCE IN YOU WILL SEE IS MORE INTERNATIONAL AID COMING IN.
[01:12:14] AID COMING IN. NEARBY GOVERNMENTS SUCH AS NEARBY GOVERNMENTS SUCH AS MEXICO, EL SALVADOR AND ECUADOR
[01:12:17] MEXICO, EL SALVADOR AND ECUADOR HAVE ALREADY OFFERED SUPPORT
[01:12:19] HAVE ALREADY OFFERED SUPPORT WITH RESCUE TEAMS.
[01:12:22] WITH RESCUE TEAMS. THE UNITED STATES PLEDGED I
[01:12:23] THE UNITED STATES PLEDGED I BELIEVE MORE THAN $15 MILLION
[01:12:26] BELIEVE MORE THAN $15 MILLION FOR RECOVERY EFFORTS.
[01:12:29] FOR RECOVERY EFFORTS. SO, YES, I MEAN, IN SOME OF SO, YES, I MEAN, IN SOME OF THESE AREAS, IT'S VERY DIFFICULT
[01:12:32] THESE AREAS, IT'S VERY DIFFICULT TO GET HEAVY EQUIPMENT IN TO GET HEAVY EQUIPMENT IN BECAUSE OF THE LACK OF AIR
[01:12:36] BECAUSE OF THE LACK OF AIR PARTS. PARTS. SO THAT'S GOING TO BE A SO THAT'S GOING TO BE A CHALLENGE.
[01:12:40] CHALLENGE. ALSO, YOU KNOW, THOSE ARE ALSO, YOU KNOW, THOSE ARE MOUNTAINOUS AREAS THAT ARE PRONE
[01:12:43] MOUNTAINOUS AREAS THAT ARE PRONE TO LANDSLIDES.
[01:12:45] TO LANDSLIDES. SO WE'LL HAVE TO ASSESS THE
[01:12:49] SO WE'LL HAVE TO ASSESS THE FOLLOWING DAYS, YOU KNOW, WHICH
[01:12:52] FOLLOWING DAYS, YOU KNOW, WHICH AREAS HAVE ALREADY BEEN AREAS HAVE ALREADY BEEN AFFECTED, WHICH ROADS HAVE BEEN AFFECTED, WHICH ROADS HAVE BEEN AFFECTED BY THE -- BY THE
[01:12:56] AFFECTED BY THE -- BY THE EARTHQUAKE. EARTHQUAKE. BUT BASICALLY, THE NEXT 48 HOURS
[01:12:58] BUT BASICALLY, THE NEXT 48 HOURS ARE GOING TO BE VERY INTENSE FOR
[01:13:02] ARE GOING TO BE VERY INTENSE FOR RESCUE TEAMS TRYING TO REACH RESCUE TEAMS TRYING TO REACH SURVIVORS, AND THEN THE
[01:13:05] SURVIVORS, AND THEN THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS AND THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS AND THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ALSO HAS TO
[01:13:08] NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ALSO HAS TO PREPARE TO ATTEND THE PEOPLE WHO PREPARE TO ATTEND THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN LEFT WITHOUT HOMES OR
[01:13:12] HAVE BEEN LEFT WITHOUT HOMES OR WHO CAN'T RETURN TO THEIR HOMES WHO CAN'T RETURN TO THEIR HOMES BECAUSE THE STRUCTURE HAS BEEN
[01:13:15] BECAUSE THE STRUCTURE HAS BEEN SO BADLY DAMAGED.
[01:13:16] SO BADLY DAMAGED. ACTUALLY, COLOMBIA'S PRESIDENT
[01:13:20] ACTUALLY, COLOMBIA'S PRESIDENT YESTERDAY PROMISED SUBSIDIES FOR
[01:13:23] YESTERDAY PROMISED SUBSIDIES FOR 1400 FAMILIES IN THE REGION SO 1400 FAMILIES IN THE REGION SO THAT THEY COULD RENT A PLACE,
[01:13:27] THAT THEY COULD RENT A PLACE, YOU KNOW, JUST IN THAT AREA,
[01:13:29] YOU KNOW, JUST IN THAT AREA, THEY ESTIMATE THAT 1400 PEOPLE THEY ESTIMATE THAT 1400 PEOPLE WERE LEFT HOMELESS, 1400
[01:15:41] Yeah, this is a response to these extremely unfair, unjustified tariffs. In
[01:15:45] Hamilton, Canada, Steel Town, the Liberal government
[01:15:48] announced its latest attempt to soften the blow of US tariffs,
[01:15:52] $100 million in subsidies for Canadian steel producers to
[01:15:56] cover half the cost of shipping within this country,
[01:15:59] a move welcomed by industry leaders. We have since the day
[01:16:03] the tariffs announced focused inward what is in our control
[01:16:06] and there's a tremendous amount in our control.
[01:16:10] And so we're focusing on domestic markets across the
[01:16:13] country. Another announcement, $30 million to help companies
[01:16:17] in BC, whether the tariffs in part by
[01:16:19] expanding into new markets. Both Commerce Trade Minister
[01:16:22] Dominic LeBlanc is expected to continue talks in Washington
[01:16:25] this week. And as the clock ticks down on the latest Trump
[01:16:29] trade threat, a new 50% tariff on a range of
[01:16:31] Canadian goods which could take effect August 19th. Touring the
[01:16:35] Saguenay, Pierre Poilievre reiterated the
[01:16:37] Prime Minister shouldn't give anything away without getting a
[01:16:40] more
[01:16:42] comprehensive deal. No more caving. No more unilateral
[01:16:45] concessions without any gains in return. Use our leverage at
[01:16:49] the table to get the win that Mark Carney promised during the
[01:16:53] last election. But others warned this is not the moment
[01:16:57] to try for big wins. The goal should be to avoid drama. Treat
[01:17:01] this in Washington as a boring, low grade,
[01:17:04] conventional technical discussion. Keep it out of the
[01:17:08] president's temperamental, impulsive vision
[01:17:11] and just hope that we can get through the midterms. The head
[01:17:14] of Canada's biggest steel producer welcomes the new
[01:17:17] measure, but no one is under any
[01:17:19] illusion that making it cheaper to ship steel domestically can
[01:17:23] compensate for crushing tariffs from Canada's biggest customer.
[01:17:26] Evan Dyer, CBC News, Ottawa.
[01:17:30] Yeah, the federal minister
[01:17:32] responsible for Pacific Economic Development Canada
[01:17:35] touring an energy company in Burnaby,
[01:17:38] Quadrajet in one of 24 BC based businesses earmarked to receive
[01:17:42] funding from the Regional Tariff Response Initiative. Yes,
[01:17:46] the tariff has impacted us, but as a business we have to
[01:17:50] look for
[01:17:51] new markets and emerging markets do provide us a great
[01:17:55] opportunities. The federal government announcing $30
[01:17:58] million for companies in manufacturing,
[01:18:01] technology and forestry impacted by U.S. trade
[01:18:04] disruptions. Regardless of what happens with the next set of
[01:18:08] tariffs or the KUZMA negotiations,
[01:18:10] we have to invest in our companies, our entrepreneurs,
[01:18:14] our organizations that can strengthen Canada's economy.
[01:18:17] That is what we can control. The announcement comes as new
[01:18:21] US tariffs of up to 50% are set to come into effect on some
[01:18:26] Canadian goods next week. While they don't affect goods across
[01:18:30] the board, they do affect for British
[01:18:33] Columbia about 14% of the goods that we export to the US and
[01:18:37] 50% tariff is a punishingly high tariff. BC's business
[01:18:41] community welcoming the funding but not convinced it goes far
[01:18:46] enough. I think it's a drop in the bucket in terms of what we
[01:18:50] need to be doing
[01:18:52] sooner that we can knock down barriers. The sooner that we
[01:18:55] can get goods and people freely flowing from coast to coast,
[01:18:58] the better off everyone's going to be because the 1st place a
[01:19:01] small business is looking for clients,
[01:19:03] if they're giving away from the US is right here at home. Many
[01:19:07] businesses now calling for the streamlining of domestic
[01:19:10] systems to improve trade within provinces to reduce their
[01:19:13] reliance on what they call an unpredictable partner in the US.
[01:19:16] Amelia John. CBC News, Burnaby.
[01:19:21] COOL CARS SET TO BE MADE HERE AT HOME. >> Reporter: THAT'S THE SOUND
[01:19:25] HOME. >> Reporter: THAT'S THE SOUND OF THE NEWEST MUSCLE CAR SET TO
[01:19:28] >> Reporter: THAT'S THE SOUND OF THE NEWEST MUSCLE CAR SET TO ROLL OFF THE LINE IN WINDSOR,
[01:19:31] OF THE NEWEST MUSCLE CAR SET TO ROLL OFF THE LINE IN WINDSOR, THE SMELL OF BURNT RUBBER HEAVY ROLL OFF THE LINE IN WINDSOR, THE SMELL OF BURNT RUBBER HEAVY AT A TEST TRACK ACROSS THE
[01:19:35] THE SMELL OF BURNT RUBBER HEAVY AT A TEST TRACK ACROSS THE BORDER FRIDAY AS DODGE CEO MATT
[01:19:40] AT A TEST TRACK ACROSS THE BORDER FRIDAY AS DODGE CEO MATT McACLEAR...
[01:19:42] BORDER FRIDAY AS DODGE CEO MATT McACLEAR... >> THE CHARGER IS BUILT THERE.
[01:19:46] >> THE CHARGER IS BUILT THERE. WE'RE CONTINUING TO EVOLVE THE PLATFORM. WE'RE CONTINUING TO EVOLVE THE PLATFORM. IT'S IN ITS INFANCY.
[01:19:49] PLATFORM. IT'S IN ITS INFANCY. IF YOU COMPARE IT TO THE LAST IT'S IN ITS INFANCY. IF YOU COMPARE IT TO THE LAST GENERATION, BUILDING DEMAND,
[01:19:53] IF YOU COMPARE IT TO THE LAST GENERATION, BUILDING DEMAND, SELLING THE CARS AND KEEPING UP GENERATION, BUILDING DEMAND, SELLING THE CARS AND KEEPING UP AT FULL CAPACITY.
[01:19:57] SELLING THE CARS AND KEEPING UP AT FULL CAPACITY. >> Reporter: TRACK READY WITH AT FULL CAPACITY. >> Reporter: TRACK READY WITH AN UPGRADED COOLING AND BRAKING
[01:20:01] >> Reporter: TRACK READY WITH AN UPGRADED COOLING AND BRAKING SYSTEM AND ENHANCED ENGINE.
[01:20:04] AN UPGRADED COOLING AND BRAKING SYSTEM AND ENHANCED ENGINE. CANADIANS WON'T JUST BUILD THE SYSTEM AND ENHANCED ENGINE. CANADIANS WON'T JUST BUILD THE CAR EITHER.
[01:20:08] CANADIANS WON'T JUST BUILD THE CAR EITHER. ENGINEERS AT STELLANTIS' LAB IN CAR EITHER. ENGINEERS AT STELLANTIS' LAB IN WINDSOR TESTED AND RESIGNED SOME
[01:20:12] ENGINEERS AT STELLANTIS' LAB IN WINDSOR TESTED AND RESIGNED SOME OF THE CAR'S FEATURES. WINDSOR TESTED AND RESIGNED SOME OF THE CAR'S FEATURES. >> NOT JUST THE QUICKEST FASTEST
[01:20:16] OF THE CAR'S FEATURES. >> NOT JUST THE QUICKEST FASTEST AND MOST POWERFUL SUPERB EVER
[01:20:18] >> NOT JUST THE QUICKEST FASTEST AND MOST POWERFUL SUPERB EVER BUILT BUT THE MOST MUSCLE
[01:20:21] AND MOST POWERFUL SUPERB EVER BUILT BUT THE MOST MUSCLE SUPERCAR EVER.
[01:20:23] BUILT BUT THE MOST MUSCLE SUPERCAR EVER. >> Reporter: SOME ARE CLAMBOR
[01:20:28] SUPERCAR EVER. >> Reporter: SOME ARE CLAMBOR FOR A V 8 HEMMY ENGINE BACK IN
[01:20:31] >> Reporter: SOME ARE CLAMBOR FOR A V 8 HEMMY ENGINE BACK IN THE CHARGER.
[01:20:34] FOR A V 8 HEMMY ENGINE BACK IN THE CHARGER. HE URGED CRITICS TO GIVE IT A THE CHARGER. HE URGED CRITICS TO GIVE IT A TRY.
[01:20:38] HE URGED CRITICS TO GIVE IT A TRY. >> DRIVE IT. TRY. >> DRIVE IT. SEE WHAT ITS CAPABILITY IS.
[01:20:41] >> DRIVE IT. SEE WHAT ITS CAPABILITY IS. LOOK AT WHAT PEOPLE ARE GETTING SEE WHAT ITS CAPABILITY IS. LOOK AT WHAT PEOPLE ARE GETTING OUT OF THIS POWER TRAIN.
[01:20:45] LOOK AT WHAT PEOPLE ARE GETTING OUT OF THIS POWER TRAIN. AS WE SAID, WE'RE CONSTANTLY OUT OF THIS POWER TRAIN. AS WE SAID, WE'RE CONSTANTLY WORKING.
[01:20:48] AS WE SAID, WE'RE CONSTANTLY WORKING. >> Reporter: THERE WAS LITTLE WORKING. >> Reporter: THERE WAS LITTLE MENTION FRIDAY OF DODGE'S
[01:20:52] >> Reporter: THERE WAS LITTLE MENTION FRIDAY OF DODGE'S ELECTRIC VERSION OF THE CHARGER MENTION FRIDAY OF DODGE'S ELECTRIC VERSION OF THE CHARGER WHICH DIDN'T SELL WELL WITH THE
[01:20:56] ELECTRIC VERSION OF THE CHARGER WHICH DIDN'T SELL WELL WITH THE BRAND'S TYPICAL GEAR HEAD CROWD.
[01:20:58] WHICH DIDN'T SELL WELL WITH THE BRAND'S TYPICAL GEAR HEAD CROWD. THE ICONIC BRAND IS WORKING TO
[01:21:00] BRAND'S TYPICAL GEAR HEAD CROWD. THE ICONIC BRAND IS WORKING TO RE-EMBRACE GAS POWERED PERFORM
[01:21:02] THE ICONIC BRAND IS WORKING TO RE-EMBRACE GAS POWERED PERFORM ANALYST AS STELLANTIS TRIES TO
[01:21:05] RE-EMBRACE GAS POWERED PERFORM ANALYST AS STELLANTIS TRIES TO RECAPTURE ITS MARKET SHARE.
[01:21:07] ANALYST AS STELLANTIS TRIES TO RECAPTURE ITS MARKET SHARE. THERE WAS NO MENTION OF THE RECAPTURE ITS MARKET SHARE. THERE WAS NO MENTION OF THE CHARGER IN THE GLOBAL COMPANY'S
[01:21:11] THERE WAS NO MENTION OF THE CHARGER IN THE GLOBAL COMPANY'S LAST FINANCIAL UPDATE, BUT CHARGER IN THE GLOBAL COMPANY'S LAST FINANCIAL UPDATE, BUT McALEER INSISTS SALES ARE
[01:21:14] LAST FINANCIAL UPDATE, BUT McALEER INSISTS SALES ARE STRONG. McALEER INSISTS SALES ARE STRONG. >> WE HAD OUR BEST MONTH SINCE
[01:21:17] STRONG. >> WE HAD OUR BEST MONTH SINCE LAUNCH. >> WE HAD OUR BEST MONTH SINCE LAUNCH. SALES WERE UP 40%.
[01:21:20] LAUNCH. SALES WERE UP 40%. WE'RE BRINGING THIS TO MARKET. SALES WERE UP 40%. WE'RE BRINGING THIS TO MARKET. AND WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO
[01:21:24] WE'RE BRINGING THIS TO MARKET. AND WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO CONTINUING TO GROW. AND WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO CONTINUING TO GROW. >> Reporter: DODGE SAYS MORE
[01:23:41] Grab the blocks when you see two West Coast hip hop legend
[01:23:44] Tupac Shakur in the thick of an ugly feud,
[01:23:49] rapping about a Glock, the type of gun used to end his
[01:23:52] life. A few months later, Shakur was shot 4 times after
[01:23:55] leaving the Mike Tyson boxing match in Las Vegas. Now we're
[01:23:59] back. Now, nearly 3 decades later,
[01:24:01] jury selection has begun in a murder trial. In Tupac's death,
[01:24:05] former gang leader Dwayne Keefe Davis accused of masterminding
[01:24:09] the murder. The trial comes seven years after Davis
[01:24:12] published a memoir in which he admitted he bought the gun and
[01:24:16] called the shots after this alleged altercation between his
[01:24:19] nephew and the rapper. Them jumping on my nephew gave us the green
[01:24:23] light to want to do something to their ***. He said Pock
[01:24:27] pulled out a strap and that's when the fireworks started. It
[01:24:30] is my book here. I would like you guys to buy it and get the
[01:24:34] real truth. Then Davis went around promoting the book,
[01:24:37] insisting it was the truth. Hey Keith. Metro Police,
[01:24:41] Vegas police arrested Davis, charging him with murder even
[01:24:44] if he did not pull the trigger.
[01:24:47] Now he's changing his tune, seeing he told tall tales and
[01:24:51] interviews to make money, just like rappers do in their
[01:24:54] songs for street cred. Some legal experts doubt Davis's
[01:24:57] defence will work. That's a little bit different than when
[01:25:01] somebody published A memoir and they say this is my life. And
[01:25:05] the other problem is going to for Mr. Davies and his lawyers
[01:25:09] is that he gave interviews where he says, yes,
[01:25:11] this memoir is accurate, this is my life,
[01:25:14] of course he's going to say that now. Tupac's cousin
[01:25:17] doesn't buy it either. He wants accountability. Justice has
[01:25:21] been foregone years ago through night. My cousin was murdered.
[01:25:26] Should have been an intense investigation. Davis has
[01:25:29] pleaded not guilty. If convicted,
[01:25:32] he faces life in prison with no parole. The trial is expected
[01:25:36] to last a month. Jennifer Yoon, CBC News, Toronto.
[01:25:42] A random traffic stop in the community of Spruce Cliff
[01:25:45] turned into a shooting Monday, leaving one officer in hospital
[01:25:50] and the suspect dead. Calgary police say officers pulled over
[01:25:54] a car just before noon. They say a man inside opened fire,
[01:25:58] hitting one of the officers multiple times,
[01:26:01] then ran into Edworthy Park. There,
[01:26:04] police say he continued shooting at the officers,
[01:26:07] chasing him and nearby civilians. Officers fired back
[01:26:12] several members. Obviously teams were going in to try and
[01:26:15] locate the offender. They were yelling at or bystanders to get
[01:26:19] behind vehicles, telling others to run. So no,
[01:26:22] it was very much a chaotic and dynamic scene. Police say he
[01:26:26] then carjacked another vehicle, driving that through the park
[01:26:30] until it got stuck, then running from that car as
[01:26:33] well.
[01:26:35] The Calgary police helicopter helped search for the suspect.
[01:26:39] About two hours after the traffic stop. Investigators say
[01:26:42] they found him dead in the Bow River. They say he had a
[01:26:46] self-inflicted gunshot wound, but added they don't know yet
[01:26:50] if their officers also hit him. There is no question that
[01:26:53] today's incident could have had far more tragic consequences
[01:26:57] and we are incredibly grateful that our officer is expected to
[01:27:01] make a full recovery.
[01:27:03] This was very dynamic and unfolded within seconds. Police
[01:27:07] say the suspect was already known to them as someone
[01:27:10] involved with organized crime, with Calgary's police chief
[01:27:14] adding dangerous traffic stops are becoming more frequent.
[01:27:18] Today, as we were dealing with this
[01:27:20] incident, our traffic members responding
[01:27:22] to a fatal pedestrian collision
[01:27:25] where they were then threatened by a bystander wielding what
[01:27:29] looked like a long rifle. Calgary police say the officer
[01:27:33] is in stable condition and doing well. The Alberta Serious
[01:27:38] Incident Response Team has been called in to investigate. Jo
[01:27:42] Horwood, CBC News, Calgary.
[01:27:46] These are videos inside overseas drug labs sent to us
[01:27:48] from people claiming to produce a synthetic opioid more than 40
[01:27:52] times stronger than fentanyl.
[01:27:54] Check it out. Ready to be smuggled into Canada. And The
[01:27:57] thing is, all we had to do was respond to
[01:28:00] ads and posts on social media, and within minutes,
[01:28:02] we're on the phone with criminals.
[01:28:05] This is illegal in Canada, right? You know that. Yeah,
[01:28:08] I know the drug Knight Azines, a deadly opioid that's popping
[01:28:12] up all over the world. Nitrazine. Nitrazine. Nitrazine.
[01:28:15] They're called a netizens. I see people coughing up blood on
[01:28:18] seeing people dying. And we're going to take you inside this
[01:28:22] emerging crisis. It can kill people, right?
[01:28:24] I just want you to make sure you know that
[01:28:30] netizens are so powerful, it can be hard to wrap your
[01:28:34] head around. So to give you an idea,
[01:28:36] let's start with morphine. Heroin is roughly 2 times more
[01:28:40] potent than morphine. Fentanyl is up to 40 times stronger than
[01:28:43] heroin and night Azines, they're up to 43 times stronger
[01:28:47] than fentanyl, and they're killing people
[01:28:50] around the world. It took just one and it was poison. He was
[01:28:54] unresponsive on the bed and he was he was turning blue. He'd
[01:28:57] already gone. So how many people have died in Canada?
[01:29:01] And we ask every corner across the country. And since 2021,
[01:29:04] there have been over 300 deaths caused or suspected to be
[01:29:08] caused by netizens.
[01:29:10] The drugs are flowing into Canada. In recent years,
[01:29:13] police have seized medicines and busts across the country. 2
[01:29:17] busts in Quebec alone last year accounted for over a million
[01:29:20] fake pharmaceutical pills laced with night azines. Why would
[01:29:23] criminals want to use night azines when fentanyl is right
[01:29:26] there? Obviously not a fan of
[01:29:28] organized crime groups, but they're going to look for
[01:29:31] more efficiencies, right? And if you have a more potent
[01:29:34] drug that can be cut and achieve the same effect with
[01:29:37] lower volumes, that's appealing. Where are these noises coming from? 75%
[01:29:41] are are coming from China. Here's a mugshot of Ontario man
[01:29:44] Matthew Fan CBS a intercepted shipments of night Azines from
[01:29:48] China allegedly for him hidden in pet food. So where are
[01:29:51] people finding netizens online ads are are are how this this
[01:29:54] market functions right now. You know there's going to be
[01:29:57] websites that might advertise it ownership. Each time a
[01:30:00] website gets taken down, it's back up the next day. If
[01:30:03] you close down the business entity overseas,
[01:30:05] they're going to recreate a commercial enterprise the next
[01:30:09] day under a different business name. Our investigation,
[01:30:12] supported by open source investigators at Bellingcat,
[01:30:15] found hundreds of netizen ads and posts all over the Internet,
[01:30:19] images of powders, chemical names for various
[01:30:22] night azines and contact info on platforms like ex Reddit,
[01:30:25] LinkedIn, Google and perhaps which is
[01:30:28] owned by Adobe. We also find them on ecommerce websites in
[01:30:31] India.
[01:30:35] So we respond to dozens of these ads and within minutes
[01:30:39] we're on the phone with criminals,
[01:30:41] 14 different sellers who are all part of a global network
[01:30:44] based in India, China, the UK and the US. We find this
[01:30:48] seller on Exporters India you. Rush Enterprises says they're
[01:30:52] an Indian pharma trading company that's been in business
[01:30:55] for over a decade. Is it coming from India or China?
[01:30:59] Coming from India,
[01:31:00] because recently due to the the issues going on between the US
[01:31:04] and China with the tariffs, there's been a lot of blockage
[01:31:08] from China. So you know it's because it's illegal in Canada,
[01:31:11] right? Yeah, I understand it's dangerous as
[01:31:14] well to if it's the wrong supply, it can kill someone.
[01:31:20] They reveal how they smuggle it into Canada. What do you label
[01:31:25] it as? Yeah, usually it can either be a
[01:31:28] caffeine detergent. Sometimes we can go with the spices. The
[01:31:32] seller who says he's from the UK has another way he hides
[01:31:37] drugs.
[01:31:39] Maybe you put it on your on your grams in basketball and
[01:31:43] everything to you. Others show us how they conceal night
[01:31:47] azines and Chinese herbal products and teapots and they
[01:31:51] can be delivered the same day that we use most often is,
[01:31:55] you know, they're from Michigan, Detroit to, you know,
[01:31:59] Winsell. So we use the tunnel and that's easy,
[01:32:02] easy movement. How long would it take?
[01:32:05] Maximum should be about 10 hours. We get so many images
[01:32:09] from sellers, barrels of chemicals and pill presses,
[01:32:12] we start to notice similarities. These sellers claim to be
[01:32:16] different, but they use the same scales
[01:32:19] and the same Bitcoin address.
[01:32:24] We ask all the sellers to show us proof they've sent drugs to
[01:32:27] Canada before. One who calls himself Jerry shares images and
[01:32:31] videos of their lab in China.
[01:32:34] This is a video for Eric on May 22,
[01:32:36] 2025. And records of past shipments to Quebec labeled as
[01:32:40] pearlescent pigments. And this one to Ontario,
[01:32:43] which has a clue, a tracking number. We put it
[01:32:46] into the FedEx tracking system. It leaves Beijing and arrives
[01:32:50] in the US in Anchorage, AK, then Memphis before being
[01:32:54] delivered in Waterloo. OR worried that this will continue
[01:32:58] to ring to rise as as an ongoing threat. Crime groups
[01:33:01] are not dealing with product, they're dealing with death.
[01:35:29] Jet plane it up to the sky. For years,
[01:35:31] a Facebook account linked to Dallas Mccornick shared a
[01:35:35] travel adventures like this in London, Mexico,
[01:35:38] LA. Now he has pleaded guilty to wire fraud after posing as a
[01:35:42] pilot and taking free flights for years. This was a special
[01:35:46] case that probably made it more difficult to get this person
[01:35:50] because this person knew the system and knew the workings
[01:35:54] based on court documents. But Kornik did work as a flight
[01:35:57] attendant for Toronto based airline
[01:36:00] from 2017 to 2019, but that airline was not named.
[01:36:04] He later used a false and fictitious identification badge,
[01:36:08] claiming he was still employed by the company navigating
[01:36:13] airports undetected, snagging hundreds of free
[01:36:17] tickets from three US based carriers from 2020 to 2024.
[01:36:22] I think that you know, the the forgery must have been
[01:36:25] pretty good. That ended after an employee of one of the US
[01:36:29] airlines took a picture of his badge. But Cornick's former
[01:36:32] employer then reviewed it and confirmed it was fake.
[01:36:38] It's awfully similar to the 2002 movie Catch Me If You can
[01:36:42] hear Leonardo Dicaprio's character posed as a pilot to
[01:36:46] defraud an airline. And just like this movie. But Kornick
[01:36:50] got caught. Now he's facing up to 20 years in prison and a
[01:36:54] fine of up to $250, 000. I think it's kind of a
[01:36:57] wake up call to all of us that people can manufacture
[01:37:00] authentic looking ID's. Well, this former pilot acknowledges
[01:37:05] this is concerning. He says air travel
[01:37:07] is still very safe. It probably won't see it again because
[01:37:11] people are gonna be more vigilant about it. Porter
[01:37:14] Airlines is the only major Canadian carrier headquartered
[01:37:17] in Toronto. A spokesperson said the company is unable to verify
[01:37:21] any details related to the story,
[01:37:23] but cornick sentencing is set for December 8th. Shandalee.
[01:37:26] BBC News Toronto.
[01:37:30] When you hear the the concept of the model,
[01:37:32] it seems a little bit far out there. The man in charge of
[01:37:35] technology for all the air traffic controllers in Canada
[01:37:38] believes this room could solve some big issues in aviation,
[01:37:42] like a global staff shortage that's cancelled flights and
[01:37:45] frustrated passengers. Controllers here can monitor 12
[01:37:48] screens, a 360° view of what's going on
[01:37:51] at an airport far away. You sort of question that when you
[01:37:54] when you when you hear about the concept,
[01:37:57] but when you actually see it in action, it's impressive.
[01:38:00] And you can really see that this is the future of certainty
[01:38:04] 2 five contact.
[01:38:06] This is where air traffic controllers are used to working,
[01:38:10] where they can use their eyes, radar or a light gun if
[01:38:13] technology fails. Experts say the fully remote system already
[01:38:17] used in more than a dozen other countries really isn't that
[01:38:21] different. Whether you're managing, say, you know,
[01:38:24] Saint Thomas or London or Sarnia or Windsor from sitting
[01:38:27] from one seat, you're still managing airspace.
[01:38:30] There are new features, things like infrared,
[01:38:33] a kind of night vision or a zoom three times stronger than
[01:38:36] what's possible
[01:38:38] now. The information the air traffic controller is getting
[01:38:41] comes from a tower like this. There's a live feed with a
[01:38:44] camera circling the tower, plus a microphone and more
[01:38:47] cameras that can be panned, tilted or used to zoom in. Yeah.
[01:38:51] Super exciting time, obviously. Kongsberg Geospatial
[01:38:54] designed the digital aerodrome tower at its offices in the
[01:38:58] Canada North Tech Park. This fall,
[01:39:00] it will start testing it at the Kingston airport alongside
[01:39:04] traditional air traffic control work for one year. The
[01:39:07] company's president says there's a lot of potential. You know,
[01:39:10] there's a lot of interpretation that's happening on this system.
[01:39:14] And as we're seeing the the development and implementation
[01:39:17] of AI into more and more technology,
[01:39:19] this is another great example where the system can continue
[01:39:23] to learn. You know, what am I looking at?
[01:39:25] What are the aircrafts? What are the weather conditions?
[01:39:28] The technology is new to Canada, but not globally. In more than
[01:39:32] a dozen countries around the world,
[01:39:34] the new towers are replacing the traditional model. That's
[01:39:37] allowing these countries
[01:39:39] to improve service in more remote areas where it may be
[01:39:43] difficult to attract highly skilled workers. The first
[01:39:46] airport to go fully remote here, though,
[01:39:49] won't be off the beaten track. It will be in Hamilton,
[01:39:53] at an airport that welcomes more than 300,
[01:39:56] 000 travelers each year. At the Ottawa airport,
[01:39:59] travelers are skeptical. I'm not sure.
[01:40:03] The technology was good then. Yeah,
[01:40:05] I'd be. I'd feel good about it. It's safer for everyone,
[01:40:09] I think. Makes me a little uncomfortable. And the more you
[01:40:12] put stuff like this in, the more it screws up.
[01:40:16] All right, you need the human factor
[01:40:18] regardless. But how do people pay to keep their eyes on the
[01:40:22] skies, feel about this seismic shift?
[01:40:25] The union says it's a mix, some excitement over expanding
[01:40:28] to remote communities and some trepidation that this move
[01:40:32] could shake up an already stressful job. The union
[01:40:36] representing Hamilton air traffic controller says NAV
[01:40:39] Canada has done a good job explaining why the airport
[01:40:43] would go remote and why they might need to move to
[01:40:46] Kingston, but some likely will not want
[01:40:49] to. Even if that attrition is only, I said, quote,
[01:40:52] UN quote only, you know, 10 or 20%,
[01:40:54] we can't afford to lose a single air traffic controller
[01:40:58] right now in Canada. And I would say there's not very many
[01:41:01] jurisdictions that can can afford to lose any controllers.
[01:41:05] The staffing crunch became a global issue during the
[01:41:08] pandemic, forcing flight delays and
[01:41:10] cancellations, even being linked to
[01:41:13] devastating crashes, including one this spring at La
[01:41:16] Guardia Airport.
[01:41:17] NAV Canada is 200 controllers short of its own staffing
[01:41:21] target and ramping up training to close the gap. It says this
[01:41:25] could help solve the problem in the long term. When fully
[01:41:28] operational, up to 15 airports could be
[01:41:31] remotely monitored from Kingston,
[01:41:33] meaning a staff vacancy for one place could be quickly filled
[01:41:37] by someone at the very next desk. This allows us to bring
[01:41:40] people in and and actually recruit individuals into a
[01:41:44] location that's central where they would like to stay and
[01:41:47] live. And
[01:41:49] a full change to this technology could take decades.
[01:41:52] NAV Canada says it will only expand to the Hamilton airport
[01:41:55] after at least a year of shadow testing in Kingston shows no
[01:41:59] possible issues and all regulatory hurdles are cleared.
[01:42:03] Then it will focus on the many airports where aging air
[01:42:06] traffic control towers soon need to be replaced. So whether
[01:42:10] this change comes to an airport near you remains up in the air.
[01:42:14] Elise Guerra, CBC News, Ottawa.
[01:42:18] In Quebec, when someone passes away,
[01:42:20] surviving family members usually claim the remains. But
[01:42:23] if the police can't find someone or the family doesn't
[01:42:26] want to claim the remains, the province takes charge and
[01:42:29] authorizes a Funeral Home to arrange cremation and burial.
[01:42:33] This isn't as rare as you might think. It happened more than
[01:42:36] 1000 times in Quebec last year, and that number is growing. So
[01:42:40] what's going on?
[01:42:41] According to stats from Sante Quebec,
[01:42:44] the number of unclaimed bodies has doubled from 448 in 2020 to
[01:42:49] 992 in 2025. In addition to those,
[01:42:51] an average of 135 cases a year are overseen by the coroner's
[01:42:56] office. If the death is unexplained,
[01:42:58] violent or involves allegations of negligence,
[01:43:03] there is a bosa **** at Maison Funeraire. Asanka. Montreal has
[01:43:07] the most unclaimed bodies, but other regions in the
[01:43:11] province with barely any cases 20 years ago also experienced a
[01:43:15] big jump. Experts say in part, that may be due to population
[01:43:19] growth as more people move away from the city to the suburbs
[01:43:23] and smaller cities. Since 2020, the number of unclaimed bodies
[01:43:27] in the Laurentians has doubled from 29 to 67. Last year. In
[01:43:31] the Lanaudiere region, it's nearly quadrupled
[01:43:34] from 16 and 2020 to 58 in 2025. And you're probably mad as
[01:43:39] sugar marinas refinance. I don't care
[01:43:44] preparative Venezia. The Quebec pension plans death benefit has
[01:43:49] been capped at $2500 for nearly three decades,
[01:43:52] and that amount is only reimbursed after the cremation
[01:43:56] and the funeral bill is paid. General are super expensive as
[01:44:00] we know, like the 2500 offered by the
[01:44:02] government, it's just for transportations
[01:44:05] and cremation and that's it. Like Paco has studied the
[01:44:09] reasons why people's bodies are remaining unclaimed and says
[01:44:13] the paperwork can be
[01:44:15] complicated for grieving families or friends. Some
[01:44:18] wrongly assume claiming a body means they're also legally
[01:44:21] responsible for the person's estate,
[01:44:23] which is not the case. It's an important thing to know because
[01:44:27] sometimes you just say, Oh no, maybe that person has a lot of
[01:44:31] debts and I don't have enough money to to manage all that. In
[01:44:35] addition to cost, Paco and Pacquiao have noticed
[01:44:38] other patterns, including social isolation,
[01:44:40] people that don't have descendants or estrangement
[01:44:43] from family or friends,
[01:44:45] and also people who are not in touch with their their family
[01:44:49] for decades. Called in as the chaplain for a dying woman a
[01:44:53] few years ago, Father Rodney Clark recalls the
[01:44:56] harsh administrative reality that immediately followed her
[01:44:59] death. The woman was homeless and had chosen medical
[01:45:02] assistance in dying after her cancer metastasized. But with
[01:45:06] no relatives around or financial resources,
[01:45:09] her body was essentially abandoned. There was no one
[01:45:12] around her who could cover the costs for transporting
[01:45:16] animation. He quickly tried to find a donor to pay the bill so
[01:45:19] he could claim her remains. But by the time he organized
[01:45:23] everything, including a free, marked grave,
[01:45:25] it was too late. She'd already been cremated at another
[01:45:29] Funeral Home and buried in a common grave. It's
[01:45:32] heartbreaking. And those links in our social fabric,
[01:45:35] which used to be very strong, are now almost nonexistent. In
[01:45:38] April, several organizations that
[01:45:40] advocate for seniors called on the Quebec finance minister to
[01:45:44] increase the death benefit from 25
[01:45:46] $100 to $5000 a year. So there are really alone,
[01:45:49] they don't have any close family by that that see them.
[01:45:53] Many of the seniors are that Bordeaux's nonprofit helps have
[01:45:56] a hard time paying their rent and can't afford to set aside
[01:46:00] money for Funeral services or a cemetery plot. They don't know
[01:46:04] what's going to happen to their bodies. So they it's a stress
[01:46:08] they don't need, you know, at the end of their life. A
[01:46:11] provincial spokesperson said increasing the death benefit to
[01:46:15] $5000 and indexing it annually
[01:46:17] it would cost about $450 million a year. Coalition
[01:46:20] Avenir Quebec says there are no plans to increase the death
[01:46:24] benefit before the next public consultation in 2029. Foggier
[01:46:28] believes that the government needs to do more and says the
[01:46:32] rise in unclaimed bodies points to a troubling societal issue
[01:46:36] that needs to be addressed.
[01:46:40] Musky nuclear war, your Newman.
[01:48:55] >>> NOW, MY NEXT GUEST DOES KNOW THAT HIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN LOST.
[01:49:02] THAT HIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN LOST. HIS MUSHROOM FARM WAS LOST IN HIS MUSHROOM FARM WAS LOST IN THE BALD RANGE FIRE. THE BALD RANGE FIRE. HE JOINS ME NOW.
[01:49:06] HE JOINS ME NOW. HE'S THE OWNER OF WHAT THE HE'S THE OWNER OF WHAT THE FUNGUS, A SUMMERLAND BASED
[01:49:09] FUNGUS, A SUMMERLAND BASED SEASONAL MUSHROOM FARM. SEASONAL MUSHROOM FARM. BRIAN, I'M SO SORRY.
[01:49:12] BRIAN, I'M SO SORRY. HOW ARE YOU HOLDING UP?
[01:49:17] HOW ARE YOU HOLDING UP? >> I MEAN, IT DOESN'T FEEL REAL >> I MEAN, IT DOESN'T FEEL REAL YET, I GUESS.
[01:49:20] YET, I GUESS. I YOU HAVEN'T BEEN ALLOWED TO GO
[01:49:22] I YOU HAVEN'T BEEN ALLOWED TO GO BACK TO MY PROPERTY, BUT I'VE
[01:49:24] BACK TO MY PROPERTY, BUT I'VE SEEN ALL THE PHOTO, AND IT'S
[01:49:28] SEEN ALL THE PHOTO, AND IT'S DEVASTATING.
[01:49:30] DEVASTATING. WE'VE LOST 12 YEARS OF WORK, AND
[01:49:35] WE'VE LOST 12 YEARS OF WORK, AND IT'S HARD TO PROCESS WHAT'S IT'S HARD TO PROCESS WHAT'S GOING ON I GUESS RIGHT NOW.
[01:49:38] GOING ON I GUESS RIGHT NOW. >> Sarah: I THINK YOU WERE >> Sarah: I THINK YOU WERE TALKING ABOUT SEEING SOME OF THE
[01:49:42] TALKING ABOUT SEEING SOME OF THE PICTURES, I THINK WE HAVE ARE PICTURES, I THINK WE HAVE ARE SOME VIDEO ACTUALLY THAT YOU
[01:49:45] SOME VIDEO ACTUALLY THAT YOU TOOK BURNING NEAR YOUR PROPERTY.
[01:49:47] TOOK BURNING NEAR YOUR PROPERTY. WHAT WAS GOING THROUGH YOUR MIND
[01:49:50] WHAT WAS GOING THROUGH YOUR MIND DURING THAT MOMENT?
[01:49:53] DURING THAT MOMENT? >> I MEAN, YOU WANTED TO THINK
[01:49:56] >> I MEAN, YOU WANTED TO THINK IT WASN'T A BIG DEAL, BUT IT
[01:49:57] IT WASN'T A BIG DEAL, BUT IT KEPT GETTING WORSE. KEPT GETTING WORSE. AND, YOU KNOW, I WAS THERE AS
[01:50:01] AND, YOU KNOW, I WAS THERE AS LONG AS I COULD. LONG AS I COULD. I WAS THERE UNTIL ABOUT 12:30 IN I WAS THERE UNTIL ABOUT 12:30 IN THE MORNING.
[01:50:05] THE MORNING. THE FIRE STARTED COMING DOWN THE THE FIRE STARTED COMING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN.
[01:50:08] MOUNTAIN. LARGE BLOOMS OF SMOKE AND WE
[01:50:10] LARGE BLOOMS OF SMOKE AND WE COULD HEAR THE SOUND. COULD HEAR THE SOUND. THE WIND.
[01:50:14] THE WIND. IT WAS JUST TIME TO GO.
[01:50:17] IT WAS JUST TIME TO GO. YOU KNOW, JUST LOOKING OVER 8
[01:50:19] YOU KNOW, JUST LOOKING OVER 8 ACRES, WE MANAGED TWO
[01:50:22] ACRES, WE MANAGED TWO PROPERTIES. PROPERTIES. AND IT WAS JUST IMPOSSIBLE. AND IT WAS JUST IMPOSSIBLE. YOU KNOW, WE DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH
[01:50:26] YOU KNOW, WE DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH WATER PRESSURE. WATER PRESSURE. I WAS GONNA BE BY MYSELF IF I I WAS GONNA BE BY MYSELF IF I STAYED.
[01:50:29] STAYED. I DON'T THINK I COULD HAVE I DON'T THINK I COULD HAVE STOPPED IT.
[01:50:32] STOPPED IT. >> Sarah: YEAH, AND NOW WE'RE >> Sarah: YEAH, AND NOW WE'RE SEEING SOME OF THE AFTERMATH SEEING SOME OF THE AFTERMATH HERE.
[01:50:36] HERE. YOU KNOW, IT IS DEVASTATING. YOU KNOW, IT IS DEVASTATING. JUST WATCHING YOU THERE, AS THE
[01:50:39] JUST WATCHING YOU THERE, AS THE FIRE'S COMING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN,
[01:50:42] FIRE'S COMING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN, I FEEL HELPLESS FOR YOU.
[01:50:44] I FEEL HELPLESS FOR YOU. I MEAN, THAT HAD TO HAVE BEEN I MEAN, THAT HAD TO HAVE BEEN SCARY.
[01:50:48] SCARY. I'M VERY GLAD THAT YOU LEFT WHEN I'M VERY GLAD THAT YOU LEFT WHEN YOU DID. YOU DID. BUT, YOU KNOW, I GET LOOKING AT
[01:50:51] BUT, YOU KNOW, I GET LOOKING AT THESE PICTURE WHAT THIS LOSS IS THESE PICTURE WHAT THIS LOSS IS FOR YOU.
[01:50:54] FOR YOU. I MEAN, FOR YOUR BUSINESS, WHAT
[01:50:57] I MEAN, FOR YOUR BUSINESS, WHAT HAVE YOU LOST HERE? HAVE YOU LOST HERE? >> I MEAN, WITH WHEN I WAS THERE
[01:50:59] >> I MEAN, WITH WHEN I WAS THERE A COUPLE FRIENDS TOLD ME I NEED A COUPLE FRIENDS TOLD ME I NEED TO GO, AND I SAID I CAN'T. TO GO, AND I SAID I CAN'T. THAT'S ALL I GOT.
[01:51:03] THAT'S ALL I GOT. I I SPENT MY WHOLE LIFE BUILDING
[01:51:08] I I SPENT MY WHOLE LIFE BUILDING T
[01:51:09] T THIS, AND YEAH, I MEAN, MY WIFE
[01:51:12] THIS, AND YEAH, I MEAN, MY WIFE WAS THERE FROM THE BEGINNING.
[01:51:14] WAS THERE FROM THE BEGINNING. WE LIVED ON A FARM FOR NINE
[01:51:17] WE LIVED ON A FARM FOR NINE YEARS. YEARS. WE PUT A LOT OF TIME INTO THIS. WE PUT A LOT OF TIME INTO THIS. AND NOW WE HAVE TWO LITTLE GIRLS
[01:51:20] AND NOW WE HAVE TWO LITTLE GIRLS 4 AND 6. 4 AND 6. YOU KNOW, AND THANK GOD THE
[01:51:23] YOU KNOW, AND THANK GOD THE PROPERTY NEXT DOOR WHERE WHERE
[01:51:26] PROPERTY NEXT DOOR WHERE WHERE OUR HOME IS DIDN'T BURN DOWN, SO
[01:51:29] OUR HOME IS DIDN'T BURN DOWN, SO MY GIRLS STILL HAVE A HOME, BUT MY GIRLS STILL HAVE A HOME, BUT THE PROPERTY NEXT DOOR WHERE
[01:51:33] THE PROPERTY NEXT DOOR WHERE WHERE THE MUSHROOM FARM IS, MY WHERE THE MUSHROOM FARM IS, MY BUSINESS PARTNER, HIS HOME IS BUSINESS PARTNER, HIS HOME IS THERE.
[01:51:36] THERE. THE SHOP. THE SHOP. LIKE, EVERYTHING IS GONE.
[01:51:39] LIKE, EVERYTHING IS GONE. IT'S A LEVEL OF DESTRUCTION THAT IT'S A LEVEL OF DESTRUCTION THAT I DON'T THINK ANYBODY CAN
[01:51:43] I DON'T THINK ANYBODY CAN PROCESS. PROCESS. IT'S GONNA TAKE A LOT OF TIME.
[01:51:46] IT'S GONNA TAKE A LOT OF TIME. >> Sarah: YEAH. >> Sarah: YEAH. I MEAN, IN TERMS OF INSURANCE,
[01:51:49] I MEAN, IN TERMS OF INSURANCE, ARE YOU GETTING ANSWERS?
[01:51:50] ARE YOU GETTING ANSWERS? I MEAN, WITH WHAT'S THAT
[01:51:54] I MEAN, WITH WHAT'S THAT PROCESS? PROCESS? HAVE YOU EVEN BEGUN THAT
[01:51:58] HAVE YOU EVEN BEGUN THAT PROCESS? PROCESS? >> YEAH, I MEAN, THERE WILL BE >> YEAH, I MEAN, THERE WILL BE INSURANCE FOR THE HOUSE AND THE
[01:52:02] INSURANCE FOR THE HOUSE AND THE SHOP, BUT YEAH, LAST YEAR OUR
[01:52:05] SHOP, BUT YEAH, LAST YEAR OUR INSURANCE BROKER GOT BOUGHT OUT INSURANCE BROKER GOT BOUGHT OUT AND THEY DIDN'T WANT TO INSURE
[01:52:09] AND THEY DIDN'T WANT TO INSURE OUR FARM ANYMORE. OUR FARM ANYMORE. SO THEY CAME BACK TO US WITH A
[01:52:12] SO THEY CAME BACK TO US WITH A POLICY AND IT WAS GOING TO BE POLICY AND IT WAS GOING TO BE TOO EXPENSIVE.
[01:52:15] TOO EXPENSIVE. WE JUST COULDN'T AFFORD THE WE JUST COULDN'T AFFORD THE PREMIUM.
[01:52:18] PREMIUM. SO OUR FARM IS UNFORTUNATELY NOT
[01:52:22] SO OUR FARM IS UNFORTUNATELY NOT INSURED. INSURED. AND, YOU KNOW, IT'S GONNA BE
[01:52:24] AND, YOU KNOW, IT'S GONNA BE HARD TO GET BACK. HARD TO GET BACK. IT REALLY IS.
[01:52:27] IT REALLY IS. >> Sarah: I WAS LISTENING TO AN >> Sarah: I WAS LISTENING TO AN INTERVIEW FROM SOMEBODY WHO
[01:52:30] INTERVIEW FROM SOMEBODY WHO LIVED IN TOWN IN SUMMERLAND
[01:52:34] LIVED IN TOWN IN SUMMERLAND WHOSE HOUSE HAS BEEN SPARED, BUT WHOSE HOUSE HAS BEEN SPARED, BUT THEY TALKED ABOUT BEING SHOCKED
[01:52:37] THEY TALKED ABOUT BEING SHOCKED THAT SOMETHING LIKE THIS COULD P THAT SOMETHING LIKE THIS COULD P HAPPEN, OR THAT THEY WITH WOULD
[01:52:40] HAPPEN, OR THAT THEY WITH WOULD NEED TO EVACUATE BECAUSE OF WILD NEED TO EVACUATE BECAUSE OF WILD FIRE.
[01:52:44] FIRE. AND I WAS, YOU KNOW, GIVEN HOW AND I WAS, YOU KNOW, GIVEN HOW OFTEN IN THE SUMMER TIME WE'VE
[01:52:47] OFTEN IN THE SUMMER TIME WE'VE NOW BEEN EXPERIENCING WILD
[01:52:49] FIRES, PARTICULARLY IN THE INTERIOR OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, I INTERIOR OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, I WONDER HOW DID YOU FEEL WHEN YOU
[01:52:53] WONDER HOW DID YOU FEEL WHEN YOU SAW THE FIRE COMING AND YOU SAW THE FIRE COMING AND YOU REALIZED YOU HAD TO LEAVE.
[01:52:57] REALIZED YOU HAD TO LEAVE. IS IT SOMETHING YOU HAD THOUGHT
[01:52:58] IS IT SOMETHING YOU HAD THOUGHT ABOUT IN THE PAST, GIVEN
[01:53:02] ABOUT IN THE PAST, GIVEN EVERYTHING? EVERYTHING? >> I MEAN, NO, YOU DON'T THINK
[01:53:05] >> I MEAN, NO, YOU DON'T THINK IT'S GONNA BURN DOWN YOUR IT'S GONNA BURN DOWN YOUR PROPERTY. PROPERTY. EVEN WHEN I LEFT.
[01:53:09] EVEN WHEN I LEFT. YOU KNOW, I'M LEAVING BECAUSE I YOU KNOW, I'M LEAVING BECAUSE I GOT MY DOG IN THE CAR AND IT
[01:53:12] GOT MY DOG IN THE CAR AND IT IRRESPONSIBLE FOR ME TO STAY IF IRRESPONSIBLE FOR ME TO STAY IF MY DOG WERE TO GET HURT.
[01:53:15] MY DOG WERE TO GET HURT. BUT I DIDN'T THINK MY FARM WAS BUT I DIDN'T THINK MY FARM WAS GONNA BURN DOWN.
[01:53:18] GONNA BURN DOWN. YOU KNOW, MAYBE YOU LOSE A YOU KNOW, MAYBE YOU LOSE A LITTLE BIT.
[01:53:21] LITTLE BIT. YOU KNOW, WE DEAL WITH FOREST YOU KNOW, WE DEAL WITH FOREST FIRES IN THE OKANAGAN EVERYDAY. FIRES IN THE OKANAGAN EVERYDAY. EVERY YEAR.
[01:53:25] EVERY YEAR. IT'S JUST PART OF LIFE. IT'S JUST PART OF LIFE. PEOPLE HANG OUT ON OTT WATER AND
[01:53:29] PEOPLE HANG OUT ON OTT WATER AND WATCH THE FIRES, YOU KNOW. WATCH THE FIRES, YOU KNOW. IT'S NOT A BIG DEAL.
[01:53:32] IT'S NOT A BIG DEAL. THIS LEVEL OF DESTRUCTION IS
[01:53:35] THIS LEVEL OF DESTRUCTION IS UNPRECEDENTED. UNPRECEDENTED. AND I THINK THE FEDERAL AND I THINK THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT REALLY NEEDS TO STEP
[01:53:39] GOVERNMENT REALLY NEEDS TO STEP UP. UP. THERE'S AN AGRI RECOVERY
[01:53:43] THERE'S AN AGRI RECOVERY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM THAT THE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM THAT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CAN COME IN
[01:53:46] FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CAN COME IN AND ASSESS IF SUMMERLAND FITS AND ASSESS IF SUMMERLAND FITS THE REQUIREMENTS, AND I BELIEVE THE REQUIREMENTS, AND I BELIEVE THEY DO.
[01:53:49] THEY DO. FARMS NEED FEDERAL HELP, AND FARMS NEED FEDERAL HELP, AND IT'S A LONG ROAD TO RECOVERY.
[01:53:54] IT'S A LONG ROAD TO RECOVERY. AND I DON'T THINK ANYONE CAN DO AND I DON'T THINK ANYONE CAN DO IT ON THEIR OWN.
[01:53:57] IT ON THEIR OWN. >> Sarah: BRIAN, YOU GOT YOUR >> Sarah: BRIAN, YOU GOT YOUR WIFE, YOU GOT YOUR TWO LITTLE
[01:54:01] WIFE, YOU GOT YOUR TWO LITTLE GIRLS. GIRLS. AND YOU GOT YOUR HOME. AND YOU GOT YOUR HOME. WHAT ARE THE NEXT COUPLE OF
[01:54:04] WHAT ARE THE NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS, MONTHS LOOKING LIKE FOR WEEKS, MONTHS LOOKING LIKE FOR YOU AS YOU GUYS TRY TO COME
[01:54:08] YOU AS YOU GUYS TRY TO COME TOGETHER AND RECOOP AND, I DON'T TOGETHER AND RECOOP AND, I DON'T KNOW, REBUILD.
[01:54:12] KNOW, REBUILD. >> I MEAN, IF I WAS GONNA LOSE
[01:54:13] >> I MEAN, IF I WAS GONNA LOSE MY FARM OR MY HOME, I'D CHOOSE
[01:54:17] MY FARM OR MY HOME, I'D CHOOSE MY FARM EVERYDAY.
[01:54:20] MY FARM EVERYDAY. MY FAMILY, THEY NEED HE THAT MY FAMILY, THEY NEED HE THAT HOME.
[01:54:23] HOME. WE'VE BUILT THE HOME FOR THE WE'VE BUILT THE HOME FOR THE LAST TWO YEARS. LAST TWO YEARS. AND YEAH, I COULDN'T IMAGINE
[01:54:27] AND YEAH, I COULDN'T IMAGINE LOSING BOTH. LOSING BOTH. SO I'M GRATEFUL FOR THAT.
[01:54:30] SO I'M GRATEFUL FOR THAT. IT GIVES US AN OPPORTUNITY TO IT GIVES US AN OPPORTUNITY TO REBUILD.
[01:54:33] REBUILD. I CAN BE ON SITE.
[01:54:35] I CAN BE ON SITE. I CAN TAKE MY TIME, FIGURE IT
[01:54:38] I CAN TAKE MY TIME, FIGURE IT OUT, RAISE CAPITAL. OUT, RAISE CAPITAL. YOU KNOW, WE'LL HAVE TO FIND A
[01:54:42] YOU KNOW, WE'LL HAVE TO FIND A WAY TO MOVE FORWARD. WAY TO MOVE FORWARD. WE PUT A GO FUND ME PAGE
[01:54:45] WE PUT A GO FUND ME PAGE ACTUALLY LIVE TODAY ON OUR
[01:54:48] ACTUALLY LIVE TODAY ON OUR FACEBOOK PAGE.
[01:54:50] FACEBOOK PAGE. IT A START, BUT I DON'T THINK MY
[01:54:53] IT A START, BUT I DON'T THINK MY FARM AND OTHER FARMS WILL BE FARM AND OTHER FARMS WILL BE ABLE TO JUST RAISE MONEY FROM ABLE TO JUST RAISE MONEY FROM THE COMMUNITY.
[01:54:57] THE COMMUNITY. YOU KNOW, WE'RE GONNA NEED TO
[01:54:59] YOU KNOW, WE'RE GONNA NEED TO FIND WAYS TO BUILD, AND IT'S FIND WAYS TO BUILD, AND IT'S GONNA COME AT A FEDERAL LEVEL,
[01:55:02] GONNA COME AT A FEDERAL LEVEL, IT REALLY IS. IT REALLY IS. >> Sarah: BRIAN, IT'S TOUGH TO
[01:55:06] >> Sarah: BRIAN, IT'S TOUGH TO TALK ABOUT THIS KIND OF LOSS.
[01:55:07] TALK ABOUT THIS KIND OF LOSS. PARTICULARLY SO SOON AFTER
[01:55:12] PARTICULARLY SO SOON AFTER YOU'RE EXPERIENCING IT. YOU'RE EXPERIENCING IT. THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME SO
[01:55:15] THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME SO THAT CANADIANS ACROSS THE THAT CANADIANS ACROSS THE COUNTRY CAN HEAR WHAT YOU AND
[01:55:18] COUNTRY CAN HEAR WHAT YOU AND OTHERS ARE GOING THROUGH. OTHERS ARE GOING THROUGH. BRIAN CALLOW, THE OWNER OF WHAT
[01:55:22] BRIAN CALLOW, THE OWNER OF WHAT THE FUNGUS, SUMMERLAND SEASONAL THE FUNGUS, SUMMERLAND SEASONAL BASED
[01:57:35] SCREEN. >> THIS APP SAYS SPIDER-MAN IS
[01:57:38] >> THIS APP SAYS SPIDER-MAN IS IN THE DIRECT VICINITY.
[01:57:40] IN THE DIRECT VICINITY. >> THAT IS CRAZY.
[01:57:44] >> THAT IS CRAZY. >> SINCE HE WAS A TEENAGER, HE
[01:57:46] >> SINCE HE WAS A TEENAGER, HE CAUGHT EVERY MARVEL RELEASE ON
[01:57:49] CAUGHT EVERY MARVEL RELEASE ON OPENING DAY IN YELLOWKNIFE.
[01:57:53] OPENING DAY IN YELLOWKNIFE. >> I STARTED WORKING AT THE
[01:57:55] >> I STARTED WORKING AT THE MOVIE THEATRE IN YELLOWKNIFE IN
[01:58:01] MOVIE THEATRE IN YELLOWKNIFE IN 2011.
[01:58:05] 2011. THEY FLEW 1500 KILOMETRES FROM
[01:58:07] THEY FLEW 1500 KILOMETRES FROM YELLOWKNIFE TO EDMONTON TO CATCH
[01:58:10] YELLOWKNIFE TO EDMONTON TO CATCH THESE RELEASES.
[01:58:15] THESE RELEASES. YELLOWKNIFE RESIDENTS ARE YELLOWKNIFE RESIDENTS ARE EXPERIENCING THEIR FIRST SUMMER
[01:58:18] EXPERIENCING THEIR FIRST SUMMER IN NEARLY 80 DECADES.
[01:58:21] IN NEARLY 80 DECADES. >> IF OUR ONLY CHOICE IS TRAVEL
[01:58:23] >> IF OUR ONLY CHOICE IS TRAVEL OR MISS OUT ON THESE EXPERIENCES
[01:58:26] OR MISS OUT ON THESE EXPERIENCES RIGHT AWAY, PEOPLE CAN WAIT, RIGHT AWAY, PEOPLE CAN WAIT, THEY CAN WAIT FOR STREAMING, BUT
[01:58:30] THEY CAN WAIT FOR STREAMING, BUT YOU DON'T GET THE FEELING OF YOU DON'T GET THE FEELING OF STREAMING WHEN YOU ARE SEEING
[01:58:33] STREAMING WHEN YOU ARE SEEING PEOPLE DRESSED UP AS SPIDER-MAN.
[01:58:42] PEOPLE DRESSED UP AS SPIDER-MAN. >> Reporter: BETWEEN AIRFARE, >> Reporter: BETWEEN AIRFARE, HOTELS, FOOD AND TICKETS, HIS
[01:58:46] HOTELS, FOOD AND TICKETS, HIS COST WAS $1,500.
[01:58:49] COST WAS $1,500. THIS LONGTIME FAN SAYS WITHOUT A THIS LONGTIME FAN SAYS WITHOUT A LOCAL CINEMA, NORTHERNERS ARE
[01:58:52] LOCAL CINEMA, NORTHERNERS ARE MISSING OUT ON CULTURAL
[01:58:56] MISSING OUT ON CULTURAL MOMENTS. MOMENTS. >> IT IS HARD ENOUGH AS A MAN TO >> IT IS HARD ENOUGH AS A MAN TO SAY THAT.
[01:58:59] SAY THAT. I AM MISSING OUT BECAUSE I CAN'T I AM MISSING OUT BECAUSE I CAN'T SEE SPIDER-MAN.
[01:59:02] SEE SPIDER-MAN. IT IS FUNNY IN RETROSPECT, BUT
[01:59:03] IT IS FUNNY IN RETROSPECT, BUT IT IS TRUE.
[01:59:11] IT IS TRUE. >> Reporter: GROUPS LIKE THE >> Reporter: GROUPS LIKE THE YELLOWKNIFE FILM CLUB WHO HOST
[01:59:15] YELLOWKNIFE FILM CLUB WHO HOST PREMONTHLY CLASSIC FILMING
[01:59:17] PREMONTHLY CLASSIC FILMING SCREENINGS ARE SEEING A SURGE IN
[01:59:20] SCREENINGS ARE SEEING A SURGE IN ATTENDANCE -- ATTENDANCE.
[01:59:23] ATTENDANCE -- ATTENDANCE. THEY WOULD JUMP AT THE CHANCE TO
[01:59:25] THEY WOULD JUMP AT THE CHANCE TO COLLABORATE IF AN AUDITORIUM
[01:59:28] COLLABORATE IF AN AUDITORIUM SPACE BECAME AVAILABLE.
[01:59:32] SPACE BECAME AVAILABLE. MEMBERS GATHERED TO DISCUSS
[01:59:33] MEMBERS GATHERED TO DISCUSS THEATRE OPTIONS, BUT WILTING
[01:59:37] THEATRE OPTIONS, BUT WILTING CO-OWNERS HAVE NOT PUBLICLY CO-OWNERS HAVE NOT PUBLICLY SHARED FUTURE PLANS FOR THE
[01:59:41] SHARED FUTURE PLANS FOR THE BUILDING. BUILDING. >> WAS IT WORTH IT? >> WAS IT WORTH IT? I WISH IT WASN'T WORTH IT.
[01:59:45] I WISH IT WASN'T WORTH IT. I WOULD PAY AGAIN TO DO THAT.
[01:59:48] I WOULD PAY AGAIN TO DO THAT. WHO KNOWS WHEN I WILL DO THAT.
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[02:00:25] WE BEGIN, THOUGH, IN BC AGAIN WHERE FIREFIGHTERS ARE RACING TO
[02:00:29] WHERE FIREFIGHTERS ARE RACING TO CONTAIN SEVERAL FAST-MOVING
[02:00:32] CONTAIN SEVERAL FAST-MOVING WILDFIRES, RIGHT NOW, MORE THAN WILDFIRES, RIGHT NOW, MORE THAN 21,000 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN FORCED
[02:00:36] 21,000 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN FORCED FROM THEIR HOMES IN THAT FROM THEIR HOMES IN THAT PROVINCE.
[02:00:39] PROVINCE. 11,000 MORE ARE BEING TOLD TO BE 11,000 MORE ARE BEING TOLD TO BE READY TO FLEE, AND THE MOST
[02:00:42] READY TO FLEE, AND THE MOST PRESSING SITUATION RIGHT NOW IS
[02:00:44] PRESSING SITUATION RIGHT NOW IS NEAR SUMMERLAND WHERE THE BALD
[02:00:47] NEAR SUMMERLAND WHERE THE BALD RANGE FIRE IS STILL BURNING OUT RANGE FIRE IS STILL BURNING OUT OF CONTROL.
[02:00:51] OF CONTROL. >> WE ARE CURRENTLY IN A LIVE
[02:00:53] >> WE ARE CURRENTLY IN A LIVE WILDFIRE SITUATION IN AND AROUND WILDFIRE SITUATION IN AND AROUND THE AREA, AND THAT MEANS FOCUS
[02:00:57] THE AREA, AND THAT MEANS FOCUS NEEDS TO BE PLACED ON PROTECTING
[02:00:59] NEEDS TO BE PLACED ON PROTECTING PEOPLE AND CRITICAL PEOPLE AND CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE.
[02:01:03] INFRASTRUCTURE. AND AS WE HEARD, WE JUST -- IT'S AND AS WE HEARD, WE JUST -- IT'S NOT A TIME RIGHT NOW TO BE ABLE
[02:01:07] NOT A TIME RIGHT NOW TO BE ABLE TO GO BACK TO THE COMMUNITY. TO GO BACK TO THE COMMUNITY. IT IS NOT SAFE AT THIS TIME.
[02:01:11] IT IS NOT SAFE AT THIS TIME. >> THAT FIRE BROKE OUT FRIDAY,
[02:01:13] >> THAT FIRE BROKE OUT FRIDAY, AND THEN GREW QUICKLY TO MORE
[02:01:16] AND THEN GREW QUICKLY TO MORE THAN 156 SQUARE KILOMETERS. THAN 156 SQUARE KILOMETERS. IT'S ALREADY CLAIMED THE LIFE OF
[02:01:20] IT'S ALREADY CLAIMED THE LIFE OF AN 80-YEAR-OLD WOMAN WHO DIED AN 80-YEAR-OLD WOMAN WHO DIED TRYING TO GET OUT OF THE AREA.
[02:01:23] TRYING TO GET OUT OF THE AREA. THE RCMP SAYS IT'S NOW THE RCMP SAYS IT'S NOW INVESTIGATING THE CAUSE OF THAT
[02:01:26] INVESTIGATING THE CAUSE OF THAT FIRE AND IS ASKING THE PUBLIC FIRE AND IS ASKING THE PUBLIC FOR ANY SOLID INFORMATION.
[02:01:30] FOR ANY SOLID INFORMATION. MARIANNE DIMAIN IS TRACKING THE MARIANNE DIMAIN IS TRACKING THE LATEST. LATEST. MARIANNE, WHERE DO THINGS STAND
[02:01:34] MARIANNE, WHERE DO THINGS STAND RIGHT NOW IN BC? RIGHT NOW IN BC? IT'S STILL OUT OF CONTROL THERE?
[02:01:37] IT'S STILL OUT OF CONTROL THERE? >> IT'S STILL OUT OF CONTROL, >> IT'S STILL OUT OF CONTROL, STILL BURNING. STILL BURNING. BUT RIGHT NOW, THE QUESTION IS
[02:01:41] BUT RIGHT NOW, THE QUESTION IS HOW MANY STRUCTURES DID IT HOW MANY STRUCTURES DID IT DESTROY IN SUMMERLAND BC BECAUSE
[02:01:44] DESTROY IN SUMMERLAND BC BECAUSE WE KNOW SOME HAVE BEEN WE KNOW SOME HAVE BEEN DESTROYED. DESTROYED. SOME PEOPLE MAY HAVE LOST
[02:01:48] SOME PEOPLE MAY HAVE LOST EVERYTHING BUT IT'S NOT CLEAR EVERYTHING BUT IT'S NOT CLEAR HOW MANY HOMES MAY HAVE BEEN
[02:01:51] HOW MANY HOMES MAY HAVE BEEN DESTROYED BY THESE FIRES. DESTROYED BY THESE FIRES. BUT THESE IMAGES GIVE US A SENSE
[02:01:54] BUT THESE IMAGES GIVE US A SENSE OF WHAT MAY STILL BE STANDING OF WHAT MAY STILL BE STANDING AND WHAT MAY HAVE BEEN AND WHAT MAY HAVE BEEN DESTROYED, AND THAT'S SOMETHING
[02:01:58] DESTROYED, AND THAT'S SOMETHING THAT RESIDENTS ARE WORRIED ABOUT THAT RESIDENTS ARE WORRIED ABOUT RIGHT NOW.
[02:02:00] RIGHT NOW. WE DID HEAR FROM THE MAYOR OF WE DID HEAR FROM THE MAYOR OF SUMMERLAND SPEAKING AT A NEWS
[02:02:04] SUMMERLAND SPEAKING AT A NEWS CONFERENCE YESTERDAY GETTING CONFERENCE YESTERDAY GETTING EMOTIONAL AS HE TOLD RESIDENTS
[02:02:07] EMOTIONAL AS HE TOLD RESIDENTS TO BE PREPARED FOR THE WORST.
[02:02:15] >> WE CAN'T LOSE SIGHT OF WHO WE ARE. ARE. WE NEED TO KEEP HELPING EACH
[02:02:19] WE NEED TO KEEP HELPING EACH OTHER AND WHEN WE DO GET BACK WE OTHER AND WHEN WE DO GET BACK WE NEED TO BRACE OURSELF FOR WHAT'S
[02:02:22] NEED TO BRACE OURSELF FOR WHAT'S THERE OR WHAT'S NOT THERE. THERE OR WHAT'S NOT THERE. IT'S GOING TO BE HARD.
[02:02:25] IT'S GOING TO BE HARD. IT'S GOING TO BE REALLY HARD. IT'S GOING TO BE REALLY HARD. WE ALL KNOW PEOPLE RIGHT NOW.
[02:02:28] WE ALL KNOW PEOPLE RIGHT NOW. WE ALL KNOW PEOPLE WHO HAVE LOST
[02:02:32] WE ALL KNOW PEOPLE WHO HAVE LOST HOMES. HOMES. WE ALL HAVE GRENADES WHO HAVE WE ALL HAVE GRENADES WHO HAVE LOST HOMES.
[02:02:35] LOST HOMES. AND THOSE PEOPLE NEED OUR HELP.
[02:02:40] AND THOSE PEOPLE NEED OUR HELP. >>> 12,000 PEOPLE FROM
[02:02:42] >>> 12,000 PEOPLE FROM SUMMERLAND, BC, WERE ALL FORCED SUMMERLAND, BC, WERE ALL FORCED TO LEAVE THEIR HOMES.
[02:02:45] TO LEAVE THEIR HOMES. THEY WILL NOW BE RETURNING TO THEY WILL NOW BE RETURNING TO SCENES LIKE THIS, DUSTY, CLOUDY
[02:02:49] SCENES LIKE THIS, DUSTY, CLOUDY AREAS IN THEIR COMMUNITY, UNSURE AREAS IN THEIR COMMUNITY, UNSURE OF WHETHER THEIR OWN PROPERTIES
[02:02:52] OF WHETHER THEIR OWN PROPERTIES HAVE BEEN DESTROYED. HAVE BEEN DESTROYED. THAT EVACUATION ORDER DOES
[02:02:55] THAT EVACUATION ORDER DOES REMAIN IN EFFECT FOR SUMMERLAND REMAIN IN EFFECT FOR SUMMERLAND AND THE SURROUNDING AREA.
[02:02:58] AND THE SURROUNDING AREA. NO CLEAR TIMELINE ON EXACTLY NO CLEAR TIMELINE ON EXACTLY WHEN RESIDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO
[02:03:01] WHEN RESIDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO RETURN. RETURN. BUT AS FIRE CREWS, INCLUDING BUT AS FIRE CREWS, INCLUDING WATER BOMBERS TRY TO GET THOSE
[02:03:06] WATER BOMBERS TRY TO GET THOSE FLAMES OUT OF CONTROL, ONLY FLAMES OUT OF CONTROL, ONLY TEMPORARY RE-ENTRY FOR SOME
[02:03:08] TEMPORARY RE-ENTRY FOR SOME PEOPLE HELPING WITH CRITICAL
[02:03:11] INFRASTRUCTURE, FOR EVERYONE ELSE, THESE IMAGES STILL IN ELSE, THESE IMAGES STILL IN THEIR MINDS AS THEY LEFT A FEW
[02:03:14] THEIR MINDS AS THEY LEFT A FEW DAYS AGO, STILL NOW UNSURE AS TO DAYS AGO, STILL NOW UNSURE AS TO HOW LONG THEY WILL BE OUT.
[02:03:18] HOW LONG THEY WILL BE OUT. >> YEAH, WE'RE LOOKING AT NOW, >> YEAH, WE'RE LOOKING AT NOW, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY,
[02:03:21] SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, YOU KNOW, IN TEMPORARY
[02:03:24] TUESDAY, YOU KNOW, IN TEMPORARY HOUSING SITUATIONS, THOUSANDS OF HOUSING SITUATIONS, THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE.
[02:03:27] PEOPLE. WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THEIR WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THEIR RESCUE?
[02:03:30] RESCUE? >> WELL, WE KNOW THAT OF THE >> WELL, WE KNOW THAT OF THE PEOPLE WHO LEFT, SEVERAL WERE PEOPLE WHO LEFT, SEVERAL WERE AIRLIFTED OUT.
[02:03:34] AIRLIFTED OUT. AND WE HEARD FROM THE REGIONAL AND WE HEARD FROM THE REGIONAL DISTRICT OF OKANAGAN,
[02:03:37] DISTRICT OF OKANAGAN, SIMILKAMEEN, THAT THEY ACTUALLY SIMILKAMEEN, THAT THEY ACTUALLY HAD TO AIR LIFT ABOUT 55 PEOPLE,
[02:03:40] HAD TO AIR LIFT ABOUT 55 PEOPLE, INCLUDING SOME TEMPORARY FOREIGN INCLUDING SOME TEMPORARY FOREIGN WORKERS SEEN IN THIS PICTURE
[02:03:43] WORKERS SEEN IN THIS PICTURE HERE THAT'S ACTUALLY AFTER THEY HERE THAT'S ACTUALLY AFTER THEY WERE TAKEN FROM MEADOW VALLEY
[02:03:46] WERE TAKEN FROM MEADOW VALLEY WHICH IS NORTHWEST OF SUMMERLAND WHICH IS NORTHWEST OF SUMMERLAND DROPPED OFF HERE AT THIS
[02:03:49] DROPPED OFF HERE AT THIS BASEBALL DIAMOND IN WEST BASEBALL DIAMOND IN WEST KELOWNA.
[02:03:52] KELOWNA. THE MAJORITY OF THE EVACUEES THE MAJORITY OF THE EVACUEES WENT TO PENT.
[02:03:54] WENT TO PENT. THAT'S WHERE THEY'VE BEEN
[02:03:57] GETTING A LOT OF HELP FROM NOT ONLY OFFICIALS THERE IN THAT ONLY OFFICIALS THERE IN THAT AREA, BUT ALSO FROM PEOPLE
[02:04:00] AREA, BUT ALSO FROM PEOPLE DROPPING OFF DONATIONS FOR FOOD DROPPING OFF DONATIONS FOR FOOD AND EVEN CLOTHES.
[02:04:03] AND EVEN CLOTHES. THIS MAP, THOUGH, GIVES YOU A THIS MAP, THOUGH, GIVES YOU A SENSE OF HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE
[02:04:06] SENSE OF HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE DISPLACED RIGHT NOW. DISPLACED RIGHT NOW. MORE THAN 20,000 ACROSS THE
[02:04:08] MORE THAN 20,000 ACROSS THE PROVINCE UNDER EVACUATION ORDER. PROVINCE UNDER EVACUATION ORDER. THEY ARE NOW OUT OF THEIR HOMES.
[02:04:11] THEY ARE NOW OUT OF THEIR HOMES. THE YELLOW AREAS, THE EVACUATION THE YELLOW AREAS, THE EVACUATION ALERT.
[02:04:14] ALERT. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SAYS THEY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SAYS THEY ARE READY TO HELP. ARE READY TO HELP. WE KNOW THE DEFENCE MINISTER HAS
[02:04:18] WE KNOW THE DEFENCE MINISTER HAS SAID THAT THE CANADIAN ARMED SAID THAT THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES IS READY TO HELP. FORCES IS READY TO HELP. THEY ARE ALSO HELPING FIND
[02:04:23] THEY ARE ALSO HELPING FIND EVACUATION SPACES FOR ANYONE EVACUATION SPACES FOR ANYONE WHO'S STILL LOOKING FOR SHELTER
[02:04:25] WHO'S STILL LOOKING FOR SHELTER AFTER LEAVING THEIR HOMES. AFTER LEAVING THEIR HOMES. BUT IF YOU ARE OUT, THE MESSAGE
[02:04:28] BUT IF YOU ARE OUT, THE MESSAGE IS STILL STAY OUT BECAUSE WE IS STILL STAY OUT BECAUSE WE KNOW ONE PERSON HAS ALREADY BEEN
[02:04:31] KNOW ONE PERSON HAS ALREADY BEEN ARRESTED FOR DEFYING THE ARRESTED FOR DEFYING THE EVACUATION ORDER IN SUMMERLAND.
[02:04:34] EVACUATION ORDER IN SUMMERLAND. ANOTHER PERSON FACING FINES FOR ANOTHER PERSON FACING FINES FOR TRYING TO CHARGE THE ROADBLOCK
[02:04:37] TRYING TO CHARGE THE ROADBLOCK IN THAT AREA. IN THAT AREA. >> MARIANNE, THE BALD RANGE FIRE
[02:04:41] >> MARIANNE, THE BALD RANGE FIRE STARTED SMALL ON FRIDAY. STARTED SMALL ON FRIDAY. IT GREW VERY QUICKLY. IT GREW VERY QUICKLY. HOW DID IT START?
[02:04:45] HOW DID IT START? >> WELL, THAT'S WHAT THEY'RE >> WELL, THAT'S WHAT THEY'RE STILL TRYING TO FIGURE OUT.
[02:04:48] STILL TRYING TO FIGURE OUT. WHY DID IT SPREAD SO QUICKLY AND WHY DID IT SPREAD SO QUICKLY AND WHY DID IT JUST LEAVE RESIDENTS
[02:04:51] WHY DID IT JUST LEAVE RESIDENTS MINUTES TO LEAVE THEIR HOMES? MINUTES TO LEAVE THEIR HOMES? WE KNOW THAT THE PENT RCMP ARE
[02:04:54] WE KNOW THAT THE PENT RCMP ARE LOOKING INTO THIS. LOOKING INTO THIS. ALSO LOOKING INTO REPORTS OF
[02:04:57] ALSO LOOKING INTO REPORTS OF SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIOUR IN THE AREA SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIOUR IN THE AREA AROUND THE TIME THAT THIS FIRE AROUND THE TIME THAT THIS FIRE BROKE OUT.
[02:05:01] BROKE OUT. THEY ARE ALSO ASKING FOR MORE THEY ARE ALSO ASKING FOR MORE INFORMATION. INFORMATION. BUT AT THE SAME TIME, THEY ARE
[02:05:05] BUT AT THE SAME TIME, THEY ARE HOPING NO NEW FIRES POP UP. HOPING NO NEW FIRES POP UP. THAT'S WHY THE BC FOREST
[02:05:14] >> YOU'RE WELCOME. >> IT IS HEATING UP AGAIN.
[02:05:19] >> IT IS HEATING UP AGAIN. THE UNITED KINGDOM AND FRANCE THE UNITED KINGDOM AND FRANCE ARE BRACING FOR ANOTHER
[02:05:23] ARE BRACING FOR ANOTHER HEATWAVE. HEATWAVE. THAT WILL BE THE FIFTH ONE OF THAT WILL BE THE FIFTH ONE OF THIS SUMMER.
[02:05:26] THIS SUMMER. A HEAT ALERT HAS BEEN ISSUED A HEAT ALERT HAS BEEN ISSUED ACROSS MUCH OF ENGLAND.
[02:05:30] ACROSS MUCH OF ENGLAND. TEMPERATURES EXPECTING TO CLIMB
[02:05:32] TEMPERATURES EXPECTING TO CLIMB TO 36° CELSIUS, EVEN WARMER IN
[02:05:35] TO 36° CELSIUS, EVEN WARMER IN FRANCE WITH TEMPERATURES THERE FRANCE WITH TEMPERATURES THERE APPROACHING 40°.
[02:05:39] APPROACHING 40°. JULIA CHAPMAN JOINS ME NOW FROM JULIA CHAPMAN JOINS ME NOW FROM LONDON.
[02:05:42] LONDON. SHE IS ON THE TOP OF PRIMROSE SHE IS ON THE TOP OF PRIMROSE HILL.
[02:05:46] HILL. JULIA, WHAT MEASURES ARE BEING JULIA, WHAT MEASURES ARE BEING TAKEN TO PROTECT AGAINST HEAT
[02:05:50] AND DROUGHT? IT LOOKS PRETTY BROWN BEHIND IT LOOKS PRETTY BROWN BEHIND YOU.
[02:05:54] YOU. >> YEAH, IT DOES, INDEED, SUSAN.
[02:05:57] >> YEAH, IT DOES, INDEED, SUSAN. ENGLAND IS KNOWN FOR HAVING A ENGLAND IS KNOWN FOR HAVING A REPUTATION FOR BEING RAINY AND
[02:06:01] REPUTATION FOR BEING RAINY AND HAVING LUSH, GREENLAND SCAPES, HAVING LUSH, GREENLAND SCAPES, BUT AS YOU CAN SEE, THE GRASS
[02:06:04] BUT AS YOU CAN SEE, THE GRASS HERE IN CENTRAL LONDON HASN'T
[02:06:07] SEEN ANY RAINFALL FOR QUITE SOME TIME. TIME. MUCH OF ENGLAND IS NOW IN A
[02:06:10] MUCH OF ENGLAND IS NOW IN A STATE OF DROUGHT. STATE OF DROUGHT. 70% OF THE COUNTRY, INCLUDING
[02:06:14] 70% OF THE COUNTRY, INCLUDING HERE IN LONDON.
[02:06:15] HERE IN LONDON. AND THERE ARE IN SOME AREAS
[02:06:18] AND THERE ARE IN SOME AREAS RESTRICTIONS ON WHERE USE, AS A RESTRICTIONS ON WHERE USE, AS A RESULT OF THAT.
[02:06:21] RESULT OF THAT. 27 MILLION PEOPLE LIVING UNDER
[02:06:23] 27 MILLION PEOPLE LIVING UNDER TOWARDS RESTRICT THEIR USE OF TOWARDS RESTRICT THEIR USE OF WATER.
[02:06:26] WATER. AND ALTHOUGH THE TEMPERATURES AND ALTHOUGH THE TEMPERATURES HERE ARE EXPECTED TO PEAK LATER
[02:06:29] HERE ARE EXPECTED TO PEAK LATER IN THE WEEK, ALREADY TODAY, A IN THE WEEK, ALREADY TODAY, A HEALTH HEAT -- A HEAT HEALTH
[02:06:32] HEALTH HEAT -- A HEAT HEALTH WARNING HAS BEEN INTRODUCED WITH WARNING HAS BEEN INTRODUCED WITH AUTHORITIES WARNING THAT
[02:06:35] AUTHORITIES WARNING THAT TEMPERATURES LIKE THESE CAN HAVE TEMPERATURES LIKE THESE CAN HAVE A REALLY BIG IMPACT ON PEOPLE'S
[02:06:39] A REALLY BIG IMPACT ON PEOPLE'S HEALTH, PARTICULARLY THE VERY HEALTH, PARTICULARLY THE VERY YOUNG AND THE VERY ELDERLY.
[02:06:42] YOUNG AND THE VERY ELDERLY. IN FACT, RESEARCHERS FOUND THAT
[02:06:46] IN FACT, RESEARCHERS FOUND THAT SOME 2700 PEOPLE DIED BECAUSE OF SOME 2700 PEOPLE DIED BECAUSE OF HEAT-RELATED CAUSES IN ENGLAND
[02:06:49] HEAT-RELATED CAUSES IN ENGLAND AND WALES IN MAY AND JUNE. AND WALES IN MAY AND JUNE. WE'VE BEEN SPEAKING TO SOME
[02:06:53] WE'VE BEEN SPEAKING TO SOME PEOPLE HERE ON PRIMROSE HILL PEOPLE HERE ON PRIMROSE HILL ABOUT HOW THEY FEEL ABOUT THE
[02:06:56] ABOUT HOW THEY FEEL ABOUT THE CHANGING TEMPERATURES. CHANGING TEMPERATURES. >> I DEFINITELY BELIEVE THAT
[02:06:59] >> I DEFINITELY BELIEVE THAT IT'S GLOBAL WARMING, AND I THINK
[02:07:03] IT'S GLOBAL WARMING, AND I THINK IT'S EVIDENT ALL OF THE TIME. IT'S EVIDENT ALL OF THE TIME. YEAH, IT IS A WORRY.
[02:07:06] YEAH, IT IS A WORRY. I FEEL FOR THE YOUNGER I FEEL FOR THE YOUNGER GENERATIONS, YEAH.
[02:07:09] GENERATIONS, YEAH. I THINK IT'S GOING TO BE I THINK IT'S GOING TO BE DIFFICULT IN THE YEARS TO COME.
[02:07:12] DIFFICULT IN THE YEARS TO COME. >> I THINK ACTUALLY IF YOU LOOK
[02:07:13] >> I THINK ACTUALLY IF YOU LOOK AT THE FIGURES, THERE'S A LOT
[02:07:16] AT THE FIGURES, THERE'S A LOT MORE EXCESS DEATHS FROM COLD MORE EXCESS DEATHS FROM COLD WEATHER AND THE IMPACT OF WARMER
[02:07:20] WEATHER AND THE IMPACT OF WARMER WEATHER ACTUALLY OVERALL REDUCES WEATHER ACTUALLY OVERALL REDUCES DEATHS AND THAT I THINK YOU CAN
[02:07:24] DEATHS AND THAT I THINK YOU CAN MITIGATE IT AND EUROPE SHOULD BE MITIGATE IT AND EUROPE SHOULD BE AGAIN ENCOURAGING AIR
[02:07:27] AGAIN ENCOURAGING AIR CONDITIONING RATHER THAN TRYING CONDITIONING RATHER THAN TRYING TO BAN IT.
[02:07:30] TO BAN IT. >>> THE SITUATION IN FRANCE IS >>> THE SITUATION IN FRANCE IS EVEN MORE SEVERE.
[02:07:33] EVEN MORE SEVERE. TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TO TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TO APPROACH 40 TODAY.
[02:07:36] APPROACH 40 TODAY. AND MUCH OF THAT COUNTRY IN AND MUCH OF THAT COUNTRY IN DROUGHT AS WELL. DROUGHT AS WELL. AND IN FACT, THERE THE WATER
[02:07:40] AND IN FACT, THERE THE WATER USAGE RESTRICTIONS ARE EVEN MORE USAGE RESTRICTIONS ARE EVEN MORE TIGHT IN SOME AREAS.
[02:07:44] TIGHT IN SOME AREAS. PEOPLE CAN ONLY USE WATER FOR PEOPLE CAN ONLY USE WATER FOR DRINKING, SANITATION, HEALTH
[02:07:48] DRINKING, SANITATION, HEALTH CARE, AND FIRE TACKLING.
[02:07:50] CARE, AND FIRE TACKLING. WE'VE SEEN FROM COPERNICUS, THE WE'VE SEEN FROM COPERNICUS, THE EUROPEAN UNION'S CLIMATE
[02:07:54] EUROPEAN UNION'S CLIMATE MONITORING SERVICE, THAT JUNE MONITORING SERVICE, THAT JUNE AND JULY WERE THE HOTTEST ON
[02:07:58] AND JULY WERE THE HOTTEST ON RECORD IN WESTERN EUROPE.
[02:08:01] RECORD IN WESTERN EUROPE. >> JULIA, THE HEATWAVE, OF >> JULIA, THE HEATWAVE, OF COURSE, IS CONTRIBUTING TO
[02:08:04] COURSE, IS CONTRIBUTING TO WILDFIRES, AS IS THE DROUGHT WILDFIRES, AS IS THE DROUGHT WITH VERY DRY GROUND.
[02:08:08] WITH VERY DRY GROUND. AND WE'VE SEEN THAT IN SPAIN. AND WE'VE SEEN THAT IN SPAIN. BUT, AGAIN, NOW WE ARE SEEING
[02:08:12] BUT, AGAIN, NOW WE ARE SEEING HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE COMING INTO SPAIN TO WATCH
[02:08:16] COMING INTO SPAIN TO WATCH TOMORROW'S ECLIPSE. TOMORROW'S ECLIPSE. SO OUR SPANISH AUTHORITIES
[02:08:19] SO OUR SPANISH AUTHORITIES WORRIED ABOUT WHAT IMPACT THEY WORRIED ABOUT WHAT IMPACT THEY MAY HAVE AND THE RISK OF
[02:08:23] MAY HAVE AND THE RISK OF STARTING NEW FIRES?
[02:08:26] STARTING NEW FIRES? >> THEY DEFINITELY ARE. >> THEY DEFINITELY ARE. AND THIS HAS BEEN ONE OF THE
[02:08:29] AND THIS HAS BEEN ONE OF THE WORST SUMMERS IN SPAIN FOR WORST SUMMERS IN SPAIN FOR WILDFIRES.
[02:08:32] WILDFIRES. THERE ARE SOME STILL THAT THERE ARE SOME STILL THAT FIREFIGHTERS ARE TRYING TO GET
[02:08:35] FIREFIGHTERS ARE TRYING TO GET UNDER CONTROL, BUT THEY ARE UNDER CONTROL, BUT THEY ARE EXPECTING AROUND HALF A MILLION
[02:08:38] EXPECTING AROUND HALF A MILLION OVERSEAS VISITORS IN SPAIN JUST OVERSEAS VISITORS IN SPAIN JUST FOR THE SOLAR ECLIPSE TOMORROW.
[02:08:42] FOR THE SOLAR ECLIPSE TOMORROW. IT'S GOING TO BE ONE OF THE BEST
[02:08:43] IT'S GOING TO BE ONE OF THE BEST PLACES IN EUROPE TO SEE A TOTAL
[02:08:46] PLACES IN EUROPE TO SEE A TOTAL ECLIPSE, WHEN THAT TAKES PLACE ECLIPSE, WHEN THAT TAKES PLACE TOMORROW, AND THERE ARE STEPS
[02:08:49] TOMORROW, AND THERE ARE STEPS BEING TAKEN BY THE SPANISH BEING TAKEN BY THE SPANISH AUTHORITIES, THEY'VE CREATED
[02:08:52] AUTHORITIES, THEY'VE CREATED FIRE BREAKS IN SOME AREAS, FIRE BREAKS IN SOME AREAS, CLEARED SOME LAND AROUND WHERE
[02:08:55] CLEARED SOME LAND AROUND WHERE THEY EXPECT PEOPLE TO BE THEY EXPECT PEOPLE TO BE GATHERING. GATHERING. THERE IS GOING TO BE A REALLY
[02:08:59] THERE IS GOING TO BE A REALLY SIGNIFICANT POLICE OPERATION AS
[02:09:01] SIGNIFICANT POLICE OPERATION AS WELL, TRYING TO CONVINCE PEOPLE
[02:09:04] WELL, TRYING TO CONVINCE PEOPLE TO PUT OUT CIGARETTE BUTTS TO PUT OUT CIGARETTE BUTTS SAFELY AND PREVENT ANY BARBECUE
[02:09:07] SAFELY AND PREVENT ANY BARBECUE USE, ANYTHING THAT COULD SPARK A USE, ANYTHING THAT COULD SPARK A FIRE, BECAUSE ALTHOUGH THE
[02:09:11] FIRE, BECAUSE ALTHOUGH THE SUMMER HAS SEEN REALLY DRY AND SUMMER HAS SEEN REALLY DRY AND HOT TEMPERATURES IN SPAIN, IT IS
[02:09:15] HOT TEMPERATURES IN SPAIN, IT IS HUMAN INTERACTION THAT USUALLY
[02:09:17] HUMAN INTERACTION THAT USUALLY IN THE MAJORITY OF CASES IS WHAT IN THE MAJORITY OF CASES IS WHAT CAUSES FIRES LIKE THE ONE
[02:09:21] CAUSES FIRES LIKE THE ONE SPAIN'S SEEN, SUSAN. SPAIN'S SEEN, SUSAN. >> AND I THINK SOME OF THOSE >> AND I THINK SOME OF THOSE PEOPLE GOING TO NORTHERN SPAIN
[02:09:25] PEOPLE GOING TO NORTHERN SPAIN ARE CAMPING. ARE CAMPING. SO I WONDER WHAT RESTRICTIONS
[02:09:27] SO I WONDER WHAT RESTRICTIONS THERE WILL BE ON THEIR CAMPING THERE WILL BE ON THEIR CAMPING FACI
[02:09:39] >> DESPERATELY CALLING OUT FOR SURVIVORS, AS RESCUE TEAMS DIG
[02:09:43] SURVIVORS, AS RESCUE TEAMS DIG UNDER THE RUBBLE. UNDER THE RUBBLE. IT'S FRANTIC RACE AGAINST TIME
[02:09:47] IT'S FRANTIC RACE AGAINST TIME NOW AFTER A POWERFUL 7.4
[02:09:50] NOW AFTER A POWERFUL 7.4 MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE STRUCK MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE STRUCK YESTERDAY.
[02:09:54] YESTERDAY. AT LEAST 132 PEOPLE ARE BELIEVED AT LEAST 132 PEOPLE ARE BELIEVED TO BE DEAD, WITH MANY MORE
[02:09:57] TO BE DEAD, WITH MANY MORE TRAPPED IN THE DEBRIS OR DAMAGED
[02:10:01] TRAPPED IN THE DEBRIS OR DAMAGED IN -- UNDER COLLAPSED BUILDINGS. IN -- UNDER COLLAPSED BUILDINGS. IT IS THE COUNTRY'S MOST
[02:10:05] IT IS THE COUNTRY'S MOST POWERFUL EARTHQUAKE IN YEARS, POWERFUL EARTHQUAKE IN YEARS, AND COLOMBIA'S PRESIDENT HAS
[02:10:09] AND COLOMBIA'S PRESIDENT HAS DECLARED A STATE OF EMERGENCY.
[02:10:11] DECLARED A STATE OF EMERGENCY. HE SAYS STATE SECURITY FORCELESS
[02:10:14] HE SAYS STATE SECURITY FORCELESS BE DEPLOYED TO HELP WITH BE DEPLOYED TO HELP WITH RECOVERY EFFORTS.
[02:10:17] RECOVERY EFFORTS. MANUEL RUEDA?
[02:10:19] MANUEL RUEDA? BOGOTA WITH THE LATEST.
[02:10:30] BOGOTA WITH THE LATEST. >> WELL, THE SITUATION WAS >> WELL, THE SITUATION WAS PRETTY CALM LAST NIGHT BECAUSE
[02:10:33] PRETTY CALM LAST NIGHT BECAUSE IN SOME OF THE MOST AFFECTED IN SOME OF THE MOST AFFECTED CITIES, THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT CITIES, THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT DECLARED CURFEWS.
[02:10:37] DECLARED CURFEWS. SO UNLESS YOU WERE INVOLVED IN SO UNLESS YOU WERE INVOLVED IN RESCUE EFFORTS, HE WERE NOT
[02:10:40] RESCUE EFFORTS, HE WERE NOT ALLOWED TO LEAVE YOUR HOME.
[02:10:41] ALLOWED TO LEAVE YOUR HOME. AND I THINK THEY WERE DOING THIS
[02:10:48] AND I THINK THEY WERE DOING THIS TO PREVENT ANY SORT OF RIOTING TO PREVENT ANY SORT OF RIOTING OR CRIMINAL ACTIVITY.
[02:10:51] OR CRIMINAL ACTIVITY. AND MEANWHILE, YOU KNOW, YOU AND MEANWHILE, YOU KNOW, YOU HAVE THE RESCUE TEAMS GOING
[02:10:54] HAVE THE RESCUE TEAMS GOING AROUND DIFFERENT BUILDINGS THAT AROUND DIFFERENT BUILDINGS THAT HAVE COLLAPSED, TRYING TO SEARCH
[02:10:57] HAVE COLLAPSED, TRYING TO SEARCH FOR SURVIVORS, IN THE CITY OF FOR SURVIVORS, IN THE CITY OF CALI, THE LARGEST OF THE CITIES
[02:11:00] CALI, THE LARGEST OF THE CITIES THAT WAS HIT, THE MAYOR SAID THAT WAS HIT, THE MAYOR SAID THAT 40 -- AT LEAST 40 BUILDINGS THAT 40 -- AT LEAST 40 BUILDINGS COLLAPSED.
[02:11:04] COLLAPSED. SO THAT'S QUITE A SIGNIFICANT SO THAT'S QUITE A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF SITES THAT YOU HAVE TO
[02:11:07] NUMBER OF SITES THAT YOU HAVE TO BE AT, YOU KNOW, TO GET HEAVY BE AT, YOU KNOW, TO GET HEAVY EQUIPMENT TO START LIFTING SLABS EQUIPMENT TO START LIFTING SLABS OF CONCRETE AND THINGS LIKE
[02:11:11] OF CONCRETE AND THINGS LIKE THAT.
[02:11:23] THAT. IN THE CITY OF RUEDA, MORE THAN IN THE CITY OF RUEDA, MORE THAN 50 PEOPLE WERE KILLED, ACCORDING
[02:11:26] 50 PEOPLE WERE KILLED, ACCORDING TO THE MAYOR THERE, AND HE SAYS TO THE MAYOR THERE, AND HE SAYS THAT THERE ARE 15 BUILDINGS IN
[02:11:29] THAT THERE ARE 15 BUILDINGS IN THE CITY WHERE THEY BELIEVE THAT THE CITY WHERE THEY BELIEVE THAT SURVIVORS COULD STILL BE TRAPPED SURVIVORS COULD STILL BE TRAPPED UNDER THE RUBBLE.
[02:11:33] UNDER THE RUBBLE. AND THEN YOU HAVE MORE REMOTE AND THEN YOU HAVE MORE REMOTE AREAS WHERE WE'RE STILL KIND
[02:11:36] AREAS WHERE WE'RE STILL KIND OF -- IT'S DIFFICULT TO ASSESS OF -- IT'S DIFFICULT TO ASSESS THE SITUATION, MAYBE THEY'VE THE SITUATION, MAYBE THEY'VE BEEN LEFT WITHOUT MOBILE PHONE
[02:11:41] BEEN LEFT WITHOUT MOBILE PHONE SIGNAL. SIGNAL. AND IT WILL BE HARDER FOR AID TO AND IT WILL BE HARDER FOR AID TO REACH THESE AREAS, SMALL TOWNS
[02:11:45] REACH THESE AREAS, SMALL TOWNS IN SOME REGIONS WHERE ROADS ARE IN SOME REGIONS WHERE ROADS ARE VERY POOR AND WHERE IT'S HARD TO
[02:11:48] VERY POOR AND WHERE IT'S HARD TO FLY IN AID, THEY ARE GOING TO FLY IN AID, THEY ARE GOING TO HAVE TO WAIT FOR TRUCKS TO
[02:11:50] HAVE TO WAIT FOR TRUCKS TO DELIVER THE AID TO THEM. DELIVER THE AID TO THEM. >> YOU KNOW, MANUEL, ONE OF THE
[02:11:53] >> YOU KNOW, MANUEL, ONE OF THE THINGS IN THESE DISASTERS THAT'S THINGS IN THESE DISASTERS THAT'S OFTEN A HUGE PROBLEM IS GETTING
[02:11:57] OFTEN A HUGE PROBLEM IS GETTING THAT HEAVY EQUIPMENT IN TO THESE THAT HEAVY EQUIPMENT IN TO THESE AREAS WITH TRANSPORT ROUTES
[02:12:00] AREAS WITH TRANSPORT ROUTES DAMAGED.
[02:12:03] DAMAGED. >> WHAT ARE THE SEARCH AND
[02:12:07] >> WHAT ARE THE SEARCH AND RESCUE EFFORTS EXPECTED TO LOOK RESCUE EFFORTS EXPECTED TO LOOK LIKE IN COLOMBIA FOR THE COMING LIKE IN COLOMBIA FOR THE COMING DAYS?
[02:12:10] DAYS? >> WELL, I THINK ONCE IN YOU WILL SEE IS MORE INTERNATIONAL AID COMING IN.
[02:12:14] AID COMING IN. NEARBY GOVERNMENTS SUCH AS NEARBY GOVERNMENTS SUCH AS MEXICO, EL SALVADOR AND ECUADOR
[02:12:17] MEXICO, EL SALVADOR AND ECUADOR HAVE ALREADY OFFERED SUPPORT
[02:12:19] HAVE ALREADY OFFERED SUPPORT WITH RESCUE TEAMS.
[02:12:22] WITH RESCUE TEAMS. THE UNITED STATES PLEDGED I
[02:12:23] THE UNITED STATES PLEDGED I BELIEVE MORE THAN $15 MILLION
[02:12:26] BELIEVE MORE THAN $15 MILLION FOR RECOVERY EFFORTS.
[02:12:29] FOR RECOVERY EFFORTS. SO, YES, I MEAN, IN SOME OF SO, YES, I MEAN, IN SOME OF THESE AREAS, IT'S VERY DIFFICULT
[02:12:32] THESE AREAS, IT'S VERY DIFFICULT TO GET HEAVY EQUIPMENT IN TO GET HEAVY EQUIPMENT IN BECAUSE OF THE LACK OF AIR
[02:12:36] BECAUSE OF THE LACK OF AIR PARTS. PARTS. SO THAT'S GOING TO BE A SO THAT'S GOING TO BE A CHALLENGE.
[02:12:40] CHALLENGE. ALSO, YOU KNOW, THOSE ARE ALSO, YOU KNOW, THOSE ARE MOUNTAINOUS AREAS THAT ARE PRONE
[02:12:43] MOUNTAINOUS AREAS THAT ARE PRONE TO LANDSLIDES.
[02:12:45] TO LANDSLIDES. SO WE'LL HAVE TO ASSESS THE
[02:12:49] SO WE'LL HAVE TO ASSESS THE FOLLOWING DAYS, YOU KNOW, WHICH
[02:12:52] FOLLOWING DAYS, YOU KNOW, WHICH AREAS HAVE ALREADY BEEN AREAS HAVE ALREADY BEEN AFFECTED, WHICH ROADS HAVE BEEN AFFECTED, WHICH ROADS HAVE BEEN AFFECTED BY THE -- BY THE
[02:12:56] AFFECTED BY THE -- BY THE EARTHQUAKE. EARTHQUAKE. BUT BASICALLY, THE NEXT 48 HOURS
[02:12:58] BUT BASICALLY, THE NEXT 48 HOURS ARE GOING TO BE VERY INTENSE FOR
[02:13:02] ARE GOING TO BE VERY INTENSE FOR RESCUE TEAMS TRYING TO REACH RESCUE TEAMS TRYING TO REACH SURVIVORS, AND THEN THE
[02:13:05] SURVIVORS, AND THEN THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS AND THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS AND THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ALSO HAS TO
[02:13:08] NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ALSO HAS TO PREPARE TO ATTEND THE PEOPLE WHO PREPARE TO ATTEND THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN LEFT WITHOUT HOMES OR
[02:13:12] HAVE BEEN LEFT WITHOUT HOMES OR WHO CAN'T RETURN TO THEIR HOMES WHO CAN'T RETURN TO THEIR HOMES BECAUSE THE STRUCTURE HAS BEEN
[02:13:15] BECAUSE THE STRUCTURE HAS BEEN SO BADLY DAMAGED.
[02:13:16] SO BADLY DAMAGED. ACTUALLY, COLOMBIA'S PRESIDENT
[02:13:20] ACTUALLY, COLOMBIA'S PRESIDENT YESTERDAY PROMISED SUBSIDIES FOR
[02:13:23] YESTERDAY PROMISED SUBSIDIES FOR 1400 FAMILIES IN THE REGION SO 1400 FAMILIES IN THE REGION SO THAT THEY COULD RENT A PLACE,
[02:13:27] THAT THEY COULD RENT A PLACE, YOU KNOW, JUST IN THAT AREA,
[02:13:29] YOU KNOW, JUST IN THAT AREA, THEY ESTIMATE THAT 1400 PEOPLE THEY ESTIMATE THAT 1400 PEOPLE WERE LEFT HOMELESS, 1400
[02:15:41] Yeah, this is a response to these extremely unfair, unjustified tariffs. In
[02:15:45] Hamilton, Canada, Steel Town, the Liberal government
[02:15:48] announced its latest attempt to soften the blow of US tariffs,
[02:15:52] $100 million in subsidies for Canadian steel producers to
[02:15:56] cover half the cost of shipping within this country,
[02:15:59] a move welcomed by industry leaders. We have since the day
[02:16:03] the tariffs announced focused inward what is in our control
[02:16:06] and there's a tremendous amount in our control.
[02:16:10] And so we're focusing on domestic markets across the
[02:16:13] country. Another announcement, $30 million to help companies
[02:16:17] in BC, whether the tariffs in part by
[02:16:19] expanding into new markets. Both Commerce Trade Minister
[02:16:22] Dominic LeBlanc is expected to continue talks in Washington
[02:16:25] this week. And as the clock ticks down on the latest Trump
[02:16:29] trade threat, a new 50% tariff on a range of
[02:16:31] Canadian goods which could take effect August 19th. Touring the
[02:16:35] Saguenay, Pierre Poilievre reiterated the
[02:16:37] Prime Minister shouldn't give anything away without getting a
[02:16:40] more
[02:16:42] comprehensive deal. No more caving. No more unilateral
[02:16:45] concessions without any gains in return. Use our leverage at
[02:16:49] the table to get the win that Mark Carney promised during the
[02:16:53] last election. But others warned this is not the moment
[02:16:57] to try for big wins. The goal should be to avoid drama. Treat
[02:17:01] this in Washington as a boring, low grade,
[02:17:04] conventional technical discussion. Keep it out of the
[02:17:08] president's temperamental, impulsive vision
[02:17:11] and just hope that we can get through the midterms. The head
[02:17:14] of Canada's biggest steel producer welcomes the new
[02:17:17] measure, but no one is under any
[02:17:19] illusion that making it cheaper to ship steel domestically can
[02:17:23] compensate for crushing tariffs from Canada's biggest customer.
[02:17:26] Evan Dyer, CBC News, Ottawa.
[02:17:30] Yeah, the federal minister
[02:17:32] responsible for Pacific Economic Development Canada
[02:17:35] touring an energy company in Burnaby,
[02:17:38] Quadrajet in one of 24 BC based businesses earmarked to receive
[02:17:42] funding from the Regional Tariff Response Initiative. Yes,
[02:17:46] the tariff has impacted us, but as a business we have to
[02:17:50] look for
[02:17:51] new markets and emerging markets do provide us a great
[02:17:55] opportunities. The federal government announcing $30
[02:17:58] million for companies in manufacturing,
[02:18:01] technology and forestry impacted by U.S. trade
[02:18:04] disruptions. Regardless of what happens with the next set of
[02:18:08] tariffs or the KUZMA negotiations,
[02:18:10] we have to invest in our companies, our entrepreneurs,
[02:18:14] our organizations that can strengthen Canada's economy.
[02:18:17] That is what we can control. The announcement comes as new
[02:18:21] US tariffs of up to 50% are set to come into effect on some
[02:18:26] Canadian goods next week. While they don't affect goods across
[02:18:30] the board, they do affect for British
[02:18:33] Columbia about 14% of the goods that we export to the US and
[02:18:37] 50% tariff is a punishingly high tariff. BC's business
[02:18:41] community welcoming the funding but not convinced it goes far
[02:18:46] enough. I think it's a drop in the bucket in terms of what we
[02:18:50] need to be doing
[02:18:52] sooner that we can knock down barriers. The sooner that we
[02:18:55] can get goods and people freely flowing from coast to coast,
[02:18:58] the better off everyone's going to be because the 1st place a
[02:19:01] small business is looking for clients,
[02:19:03] if they're giving away from the US is right here at home. Many
[02:19:07] businesses now calling for the streamlining of domestic
[02:19:10] systems to improve trade within provinces to reduce their
[02:19:13] reliance on what they call an unpredictable partner in the US.
[02:19:16] Amelia John. CBC News, Burnaby.
[02:19:21] COOL CARS SET TO BE MADE HERE AT HOME. >> Reporter: THAT'S THE SOUND
[02:19:25] HOME. >> Reporter: THAT'S THE SOUND OF THE NEWEST MUSCLE CAR SET TO
[02:19:28] >> Reporter: THAT'S THE SOUND OF THE NEWEST MUSCLE CAR SET TO ROLL OFF THE LINE IN WINDSOR,
[02:19:31] OF THE NEWEST MUSCLE CAR SET TO ROLL OFF THE LINE IN WINDSOR, THE SMELL OF BURNT RUBBER HEAVY ROLL OFF THE LINE IN WINDSOR, THE SMELL OF BURNT RUBBER HEAVY AT A TEST TRACK ACROSS THE
[02:19:35] THE SMELL OF BURNT RUBBER HEAVY AT A TEST TRACK ACROSS THE BORDER FRIDAY AS DODGE CEO MATT
[02:19:40] AT A TEST TRACK ACROSS THE BORDER FRIDAY AS DODGE CEO MATT McACLEAR...
[02:19:42] BORDER FRIDAY AS DODGE CEO MATT McACLEAR... >> THE CHARGER IS BUILT THERE.
[02:19:46] >> THE CHARGER IS BUILT THERE. WE'RE CONTINUING TO EVOLVE THE PLATFORM. WE'RE CONTINUING TO EVOLVE THE PLATFORM. IT'S IN ITS INFANCY.
[02:19:49] PLATFORM. IT'S IN ITS INFANCY. IF YOU COMPARE IT TO THE LAST IT'S IN ITS INFANCY. IF YOU COMPARE IT TO THE LAST GENERATION, BUILDING DEMAND,
[02:19:53] IF YOU COMPARE IT TO THE LAST GENERATION, BUILDING DEMAND, SELLING THE CARS AND KEEPING UP GENERATION, BUILDING DEMAND, SELLING THE CARS AND KEEPING UP AT FULL CAPACITY.
[02:19:57] SELLING THE CARS AND KEEPING UP AT FULL CAPACITY. >> Reporter: TRACK READY WITH AT FULL CAPACITY. >> Reporter: TRACK READY WITH AN UPGRADED COOLING AND BRAKING
[02:20:01] >> Reporter: TRACK READY WITH AN UPGRADED COOLING AND BRAKING SYSTEM AND ENHANCED ENGINE.
[02:20:04] AN UPGRADED COOLING AND BRAKING SYSTEM AND ENHANCED ENGINE. CANADIANS WON'T JUST BUILD THE SYSTEM AND ENHANCED ENGINE. CANADIANS WON'T JUST BUILD THE CAR EITHER.
[02:20:08] CANADIANS WON'T JUST BUILD THE CAR EITHER. ENGINEERS AT STELLANTIS' LAB IN CAR EITHER. ENGINEERS AT STELLANTIS' LAB IN WINDSOR TESTED AND RESIGNED SOME
[02:20:12] ENGINEERS AT STELLANTIS' LAB IN WINDSOR TESTED AND RESIGNED SOME OF THE CAR'S FEATURES. WINDSOR TESTED AND RESIGNED SOME OF THE CAR'S FEATURES. >> NOT JUST THE QUICKEST FASTEST
[02:20:16] OF THE CAR'S FEATURES. >> NOT JUST THE QUICKEST FASTEST AND MOST POWERFUL SUPERB EVER
[02:20:18] >> NOT JUST THE QUICKEST FASTEST AND MOST POWERFUL SUPERB EVER BUILT BUT THE MOST MUSCLE
[02:20:21] AND MOST POWERFUL SUPERB EVER BUILT BUT THE MOST MUSCLE SUPERCAR EVER.
[02:20:23] BUILT BUT THE MOST MUSCLE SUPERCAR EVER. >> Reporter: SOME ARE CLAMBOR
[02:20:28] SUPERCAR EVER. >> Reporter: SOME ARE CLAMBOR FOR A V 8 HEMMY ENGINE BACK IN
[02:20:31] >> Reporter: SOME ARE CLAMBOR FOR A V 8 HEMMY ENGINE BACK IN THE CHARGER.
[02:20:34] FOR A V 8 HEMMY ENGINE BACK IN THE CHARGER. HE URGED CRITICS TO GIVE IT A THE CHARGER. HE URGED CRITICS TO GIVE IT A TRY.
[02:20:38] HE URGED CRITICS TO GIVE IT A TRY. >> DRIVE IT. TRY. >> DRIVE IT. SEE WHAT ITS CAPABILITY IS.
[02:20:41] >> DRIVE IT. SEE WHAT ITS CAPABILITY IS. LOOK AT WHAT PEOPLE ARE GETTING SEE WHAT ITS CAPABILITY IS. LOOK AT WHAT PEOPLE ARE GETTING OUT OF THIS POWER TRAIN.
[02:20:45] LOOK AT WHAT PEOPLE ARE GETTING OUT OF THIS POWER TRAIN. AS WE SAID, WE'RE CONSTANTLY OUT OF THIS POWER TRAIN. AS WE SAID, WE'RE CONSTANTLY WORKING.
[02:20:48] AS WE SAID, WE'RE CONSTANTLY WORKING. >> Reporter: THERE WAS LITTLE WORKING. >> Reporter: THERE WAS LITTLE MENTION FRIDAY OF DODGE'S
[02:20:52] >> Reporter: THERE WAS LITTLE MENTION FRIDAY OF DODGE'S ELECTRIC VERSION OF THE CHARGER MENTION FRIDAY OF DODGE'S ELECTRIC VERSION OF THE CHARGER WHICH DIDN'T SELL WELL WITH THE
[02:20:56] ELECTRIC VERSION OF THE CHARGER WHICH DIDN'T SELL WELL WITH THE BRAND'S TYPICAL GEAR HEAD CROWD.
[02:20:58] WHICH DIDN'T SELL WELL WITH THE BRAND'S TYPICAL GEAR HEAD CROWD. THE ICONIC BRAND IS WORKING TO
[02:21:00] BRAND'S TYPICAL GEAR HEAD CROWD. THE ICONIC BRAND IS WORKING TO RE-EMBRACE GAS POWERED PERFORM
[02:21:02] THE ICONIC BRAND IS WORKING TO RE-EMBRACE GAS POWERED PERFORM ANALYST AS STELLANTIS TRIES TO
[02:21:05] RE-EMBRACE GAS POWERED PERFORM ANALYST AS STELLANTIS TRIES TO RECAPTURE ITS MARKET SHARE.
[02:21:07] ANALYST AS STELLANTIS TRIES TO RECAPTURE ITS MARKET SHARE. THERE WAS NO MENTION OF THE RECAPTURE ITS MARKET SHARE. THERE WAS NO MENTION OF THE CHARGER IN THE GLOBAL COMPANY'S
[02:21:11] THERE WAS NO MENTION OF THE CHARGER IN THE GLOBAL COMPANY'S LAST FINANCIAL UPDATE, BUT CHARGER IN THE GLOBAL COMPANY'S LAST FINANCIAL UPDATE, BUT McALEER INSISTS SALES ARE
[02:21:14] LAST FINANCIAL UPDATE, BUT McALEER INSISTS SALES ARE STRONG. McALEER INSISTS SALES ARE STRONG. >> WE HAD OUR BEST MONTH SINCE
[02:21:17] STRONG. >> WE HAD OUR BEST MONTH SINCE LAUNCH. >> WE HAD OUR BEST MONTH SINCE LAUNCH. SALES WERE UP 40%.
[02:21:20] LAUNCH. SALES WERE UP 40%. WE'RE BRINGING THIS TO MARKET. SALES WERE UP 40%. WE'RE BRINGING THIS TO MARKET. AND WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO
[02:21:24] WE'RE BRINGING THIS TO MARKET. AND WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO CONTINUING TO GROW. AND WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO CONTINUING TO GROW. >> Reporter: DODGE SAYS MORE
[02:23:41] Grab the blocks when you see two West Coast hip hop legend
[02:23:44] Tupac Shakur in the thick of an ugly feud,
[02:23:49] rapping about a Glock, the type of gun used to end his
[02:23:52] life. A few months later, Shakur was shot 4 times after
[02:23:55] leaving the Mike Tyson boxing match in Las Vegas. Now we're
[02:23:59] back. Now, nearly 3 decades later,
[02:24:01] jury selection has begun in a murder trial. In Tupac's death,
[02:24:05] former gang leader Dwayne Keefe Davis accused of masterminding
[02:24:09] the murder. The trial comes seven years after Davis
[02:24:12] published a memoir in which he admitted he bought the gun and
[02:24:16] called the shots after this alleged altercation between his
[02:24:19] nephew and the rapper. Them jumping on my nephew gave us the green
[02:24:23] light to want to do something to their ***. He said Pock
[02:24:27] pulled out a strap and that's when the fireworks started. It
[02:24:30] is my book here. I would like you guys to buy it and get the
[02:24:34] real truth. Then Davis went around promoting the book,
[02:24:37] insisting it was the truth. Hey Keith. Metro Police,
[02:24:41] Vegas police arrested Davis, charging him with murder even
[02:24:44] if he did not pull the trigger.
[02:24:47] Now he's changing his tune, seeing he told tall tales and
[02:24:51] interviews to make money, just like rappers do in their
[02:24:54] songs for street cred. Some legal experts doubt Davis's
[02:24:57] defence will work. That's a little bit different than when
[02:25:01] somebody published A memoir and they say this is my life. And
[02:25:05] the other problem is going to for Mr. Davies and his lawyers
[02:25:09] is that he gave interviews where he says, yes,
[02:25:11] this memoir is accurate, this is my life,
[02:25:14] of course he's going to say that now. Tupac's cousin
[02:25:17] doesn't buy it either. He wants accountability. Justice has
[02:25:21] been foregone years ago through night. My cousin was murdered.
[02:25:26] Should have been an intense investigation. Davis has
[02:25:29] pleaded not guilty. If convicted,
[02:25:32] he faces life in prison with no parole. The trial is expected
[02:25:36] to last a month. Jennifer Yoon, CBC News, Toronto.
[02:25:42] A random traffic stop in the community of Spruce Cliff
[02:25:45] turned into a shooting Monday, leaving one officer in hospital
[02:25:50] and the suspect dead. Calgary police say officers pulled over
[02:25:54] a car just before noon. They say a man inside opened fire,
[02:25:58] hitting one of the officers multiple times,
[02:26:01] then ran into Edworthy Park. There,
[02:26:04] police say he continued shooting at the officers,
[02:26:07] chasing him and nearby civilians. Officers fired back
[02:26:12] several members. Obviously teams were going in to try and
[02:26:15] locate the offender. They were yelling at or bystanders to get
[02:26:19] behind vehicles, telling others to run. So no,
[02:26:22] it was very much a chaotic and dynamic scene. Police say he
[02:26:26] then carjacked another vehicle, driving that through the park
[02:26:30] until it got stuck, then running from that car as
[02:26:33] well.
[02:26:35] The Calgary police helicopter helped search for the suspect.
[02:26:39] About two hours after the traffic stop. Investigators say
[02:26:42] they found him dead in the Bow River. They say he had a
[02:26:46] self-inflicted gunshot wound, but added they don't know yet
[02:26:50] if their officers also hit him. There is no question that
[02:26:53] today's incident could have had far more tragic consequences
[02:26:57] and we are incredibly grateful that our officer is expected to
[02:27:01] make a full recovery.
[02:27:03] This was very dynamic and unfolded within seconds. Police
[02:27:07] say the suspect was already known to them as someone
[02:27:10] involved with organized crime, with Calgary's police chief
[02:27:14] adding dangerous traffic stops are becoming more frequent.
[02:27:17] Today, as we were dealing with this
[02:27:20] incident, our traffic members responding
[02:27:22] to a fatal pedestrian collision
[02:27:25] where they were then threatened by a bystander wielding what
[02:27:29] looked like a long rifle. Calgary police say the officer
[02:27:33] is in stable condition and doing well. The Alberta Serious
[02:27:38] Incident Response Team has been called in to investigate. Jo
[02:27:42] Horwood, CBC News, Calgary.
[02:27:46] These are videos inside overseas drug labs sent to us
[02:27:48] from people claiming to produce a synthetic opioid more than 40
[02:27:52] times stronger than fentanyl.
[02:27:54] Check it out. Ready to be smuggled into Canada. And The
[02:27:57] thing is, all we had to do was respond to
[02:28:00] ads and posts on social media, and within minutes,
[02:28:02] we're on the phone with criminals.
[02:28:05] This is illegal in Canada, right? You know that. Yeah,
[02:28:08] I know the drug Knight Azines, a deadly opioid that's popping
[02:28:12] up all over the world. Nitrazine. Nitrazine. Nitrazine.
[02:28:15] They're called a netizens. I see people coughing up blood on
[02:28:18] seeing people dying. And we're going to take you inside this
[02:28:22] emerging crisis. It can kill people, right?
[02:28:24] I just want you to make sure you know that
[02:28:30] netizens are so powerful, it can be hard to wrap your
[02:28:34] head around. So to give you an idea,
[02:28:36] let's start with morphine. Heroin is roughly 2 times more
[02:28:40] potent than morphine. Fentanyl is up to 40 times stronger than
[02:28:43] heroin and night Azines, they're up to 43 times stronger
[02:28:47] than fentanyl, and they're killing people
[02:28:50] around the world. It took just one and it was poison. He was
[02:28:54] unresponsive on the bed and he was he was turning blue. He'd
[02:28:57] already gone. So how many people have died in Canada?
[02:29:01] And we ask every corner across the country. And since 2021,
[02:29:04] there have been over 300 deaths caused or suspected to be
[02:29:08] caused by netizens.
[02:29:10] The drugs are flowing into Canada. In recent years,
[02:29:13] police have seized medicines and busts across the country. 2
[02:29:17] busts in Quebec alone last year accounted for over a million
[02:29:20] fake pharmaceutical pills laced with night azines. Why would
[02:29:23] criminals want to use night azines when fentanyl is right
[02:29:27] there? Obviously not a fan of
[02:29:28] organized crime groups, but they're going to look for
[02:29:31] more efficiencies, right? And if you have a more potent
[02:29:34] drug that can be cut and achieve the same effect with
[02:29:37] lower volumes, that's appealing. Where are these noises coming from? 75%
[02:29:41] are are coming from China. Here's a mugshot of Ontario man
[02:29:44] Matthew Fan CBS a intercepted shipments of night Azines from
[02:29:48] China allegedly for him hidden in pet food. So where are
[02:29:51] people finding netizens online ads are are are how this this
[02:29:54] market functions right now. You know there's going to be
[02:29:57] websites that might advertise it ownership. Each time a
[02:30:00] website gets taken down, it's back up the next day. If
[02:30:03] you close down the business entity overseas,
[02:30:05] they're going to recreate a commercial enterprise the next
[02:30:09] day under a different business name. Our investigation,
[02:30:12] supported by open source investigators at Bellingcat,
[02:30:15] found hundreds of netizen ads and posts all over the Internet,
[02:30:19] images of powders, chemical names for various
[02:30:22] night azines and contact info on platforms like ex Reddit,
[02:30:25] LinkedIn, Google and perhaps which is
[02:30:28] owned by Adobe. We also find them on ecommerce websites in
[02:30:31] India.
[02:30:35] So we respond to dozens of these ads and within minutes
[02:30:39] we're on the phone with criminals,
[02:30:41] 14 different sellers who are all part of a global network
[02:30:44] based in India, China, the UK and the US. We find this
[02:30:48] seller on Exporters India you. Rush Enterprises says they're
[02:30:52] an Indian pharma trading company that's been in business
[02:30:55] for over a decade. Is it coming from India or China?
[02:30:59] Coming from India,
[02:31:00] because recently due to the the issues going on between the US
[02:31:04] and China with the tariffs, there's been a lot of blockage
[02:31:08] from China. So you know it's because it's illegal in Canada,
[02:31:11] right? Yeah, I understand it's dangerous as
[02:31:14] well to if it's the wrong supply, it can kill someone.
[02:31:20] They reveal how they smuggle it into Canada. What do you label
[02:31:25] it as? Yeah, usually it can either be a
[02:31:28] caffeine detergent. Sometimes we can go with the spices. The
[02:31:32] seller who says he's from the UK has another way he hides
[02:31:37] drugs.
[02:31:39] Maybe you put it on your on your grams in basketball and
[02:31:43] everything to you. Others show us how they conceal night
[02:31:47] azines and Chinese herbal products and teapots and they
[02:31:51] can be delivered the same day that we use most often is,
[02:31:55] you know, they're from Michigan, Detroit to, you know,
[02:31:59] Winsell. So we use the tunnel and that's easy,
[02:32:02] easy movement. How long would it take?
[02:32:05] Maximum should be about 10 hours. We get so many images
[02:32:09] from sellers, barrels of chemicals and pill presses,
[02:32:12] we start to notice similarities. These sellers claim to be
[02:32:16] different, but they use the same scales
[02:32:19] and the same Bitcoin address.
[02:32:24] We ask all the sellers to show us proof they've sent drugs to
[02:32:27] Canada before. One who calls himself Jerry shares images and
[02:32:31] videos of their lab in China.
[02:32:34] This is a video for Eric on May 22,
[02:32:36] 2025. And records of past shipments to Quebec labeled as
[02:32:40] pearlescent pigments. And this one to Ontario,
[02:32:43] which has a clue, a tracking number. We put it
[02:32:46] into the FedEx tracking system. It leaves Beijing and arrives
[02:32:50] in the US in Anchorage, AK, then Memphis before being
[02:32:54] delivered in Waterloo. OR worried that this will continue
[02:32:58] to ring to rise as as an ongoing threat. Crime groups
[02:33:01] are not dealing with product, they're dealing with death.
[02:35:29] Jet plane it up to the sky. For years,
[02:35:31] a Facebook account linked to Dallas Mccornick shared a
[02:35:35] travel adventures like this in London, Mexico,
[02:35:38] LA. Now he has pleaded guilty to wire fraud after posing as a
[02:35:42] pilot and taking free flights for years. This was a special
[02:35:46] case that probably made it more difficult to get this person
[02:35:50] because this person knew the system and knew the workings
[02:35:54] based on court documents. But Kornik did work as a flight
[02:35:57] attendant for Toronto based airline
[02:36:00] from 2017 to 2019, but that airline was not named.
[02:36:04] He later used a false and fictitious identification badge,
[02:36:08] claiming he was still employed by the company navigating
[02:36:13] airports undetected, snagging hundreds of free
[02:36:17] tickets from three US based carriers from 2020 to 2024.
[02:36:22] I think that you know, the the forgery must have been
[02:36:25] pretty good. That ended after an employee of one of the US
[02:36:29] airlines took a picture of his badge. But Cornick's former
[02:36:32] employer then reviewed it and confirmed it was fake.
[02:36:38] It's awfully similar to the 2002 movie Catch Me If You can
[02:36:42] hear Leonardo Dicaprio's character posed as a pilot to
[02:36:46] defraud an airline. And just like this movie. But Kornick
[02:36:50] got caught. Now he's facing up to 20 years in prison and a
[02:36:54] fine of up to $250, 000. I think it's kind of a
[02:36:57] wake up call to all of us that people can manufacture
[02:37:00] authentic looking ID's. Well, this former pilot acknowledges
[02:37:05] this is concerning. He says air travel
[02:37:07] is still very safe. It probably won't see it again because
[02:37:11] people are gonna be more vigilant about it. Porter
[02:37:14] Airlines is the only major Canadian carrier headquartered
[02:37:17] in Toronto. A spokesperson said the company is unable to verify
[02:37:21] any details related to the story,
[02:37:23] but cornick sentencing is set for December 8th. Shandalee.
[02:37:26] BBC News Toronto.
[02:37:30] When you hear the the concept of the model,
[02:37:32] it seems a little bit far out there. The man in charge of
[02:37:35] technology for all the air traffic controllers in Canada
[02:37:38] believes this room could solve some big issues in aviation,
[02:37:42] like a global staff shortage that's cancelled flights and
[02:37:45] frustrated passengers. Controllers here can monitor 12
[02:37:48] screens, a 360° view of what's going on
[02:37:51] at an airport far away. You sort of question that when you
[02:37:54] when you when you hear about the concept,
[02:37:57] but when you actually see it in action, it's impressive.
[02:38:00] And you can really see that this is the future of certainty
[02:38:04] 2 five contact.
[02:38:06] This is where air traffic controllers are used to working,
[02:38:10] where they can use their eyes, radar or a light gun if
[02:38:13] technology fails. Experts say the fully remote system already
[02:38:17] used in more than a dozen other countries really isn't that
[02:38:21] different. Whether you're managing, say, you know,
[02:38:24] Saint Thomas or London or Sarnia or Windsor from sitting
[02:38:27] from one seat, you're still managing airspace.
[02:38:30] There are new features, things like infrared,
[02:38:33] a kind of night vision or a zoom three times stronger than
[02:38:36] what's possible
[02:38:38] now. The information the air traffic controller is getting
[02:38:41] comes from a tower like this. There's a live feed with a
[02:38:44] camera circling the tower, plus a microphone and more
[02:38:47] cameras that can be panned, tilted or used to zoom in. Yeah.
[02:38:51] Super exciting time, obviously. Kongsberg Geospatial
[02:38:54] designed the digital aerodrome tower at its offices in the
[02:38:58] Canada North Tech Park. This fall,
[02:39:00] it will start testing it at the Kingston airport alongside
[02:39:04] traditional air traffic control work for one year. The
[02:39:07] company's president says there's a lot of potential. You know,
[02:39:10] there's a lot of interpretation that's happening on this system.
[02:39:14] And as we're seeing the the development and implementation
[02:39:17] of AI into more and more technology,
[02:39:19] this is another great example where the system can continue
[02:39:23] to learn. You know, what am I looking at?
[02:39:25] What are the aircrafts? What are the weather conditions?
[02:39:28] The technology is new to Canada, but not globally. In more than
[02:39:32] a dozen countries around the world,
[02:39:34] the new towers are replacing the traditional model. That's
[02:39:37] allowing these countries
[02:39:39] to improve service in more remote areas where it may be
[02:39:43] difficult to attract highly skilled workers. The first
[02:39:46] airport to go fully remote here, though,
[02:39:49] won't be off the beaten track. It will be in Hamilton,
[02:39:53] at an airport that welcomes more than 300,
[02:39:56] 000 travelers each year. At the Ottawa airport,
[02:39:59] travelers are skeptical. I'm not sure.
[02:40:03] The technology was good then. Yeah,
[02:40:05] I'd be. I'd feel good about it. It's safer for everyone,
[02:40:09] I think. Makes me a little uncomfortable. And the more you
[02:40:12] put stuff like this in, the more it screws up.
[02:40:16] All right, you need the human factor
[02:40:18] regardless. But how do people pay to keep their eyes on the
[02:40:22] skies, feel about this seismic shift?
[02:40:25] The union says it's a mix, some excitement over expanding
[02:40:28] to remote communities and some trepidation that this move
[02:40:32] could shake up an already stressful job. The union
[02:40:36] representing Hamilton air traffic controller says NAV
[02:40:39] Canada has done a good job explaining why the airport
[02:40:43] would go remote and why they might need to move to
[02:40:46] Kingston, but some likely will not want
[02:40:49] to. Even if that attrition is only, I said, quote,
[02:40:52] UN quote only, you know, 10 or 20%,
[02:40:54] we can't afford to lose a single air traffic controller
[02:40:58] right now in Canada. And I would say there's not very many
[02:41:01] jurisdictions that can can afford to lose any controllers.
[02:41:05] The staffing crunch became a global issue during the
[02:41:08] pandemic, forcing flight delays and
[02:41:10] cancellations, even being linked to
[02:41:13] devastating crashes, including one this spring at La
[02:41:16] Guardia Airport.
[02:41:17] NAV Canada is 200 controllers short of its own staffing
[02:41:21] target and ramping up training to close the gap. It says this
[02:41:25] could help solve the problem in the long term. When fully
[02:41:28] operational, up to 15 airports could be
[02:41:31] remotely monitored from Kingston,
[02:41:33] meaning a staff vacancy for one place could be quickly filled
[02:41:37] by someone at the very next desk. This allows us to bring
[02:41:40] people in and and actually recruit individuals into a
[02:41:44] location that's central where they would like to stay and
[02:41:47] live. And
[02:41:49] a full change to this technology could take decades.
[02:41:52] NAV Canada says it will only expand to the Hamilton airport
[02:41:55] after at least a year of shadow testing in Kingston shows no
[02:41:59] possible issues and all regulatory hurdles are cleared.
[02:42:03] Then it will focus on the many airports where aging air
[02:42:06] traffic control towers soon need to be replaced. So whether
[02:42:10] this change comes to an airport near you remains up in the air.
[02:42:14] Elise Guerra, CBC News, Ottawa.
[02:42:18] In Quebec, when someone passes away,
[02:42:20] surviving family members usually claim the remains. But
[02:42:23] if the police can't find someone or the family doesn't
[02:42:26] want to claim the remains, the province takes charge and
[02:42:29] authorizes a Funeral Home to arrange cremation and burial.
[02:42:33] This isn't as rare as you might think. It happened more than
[02:42:36] 1000 times in Quebec last year, and that number is growing. So
[02:42:40] what's going on?
[02:42:41] According to stats from Sante Quebec,
[02:42:44] the number of unclaimed bodies has doubled from 448 in 2020 to
[02:42:49] 992 in 2025. In addition to those,
[02:42:51] an average of 135 cases a year are overseen by the coroner's
[02:42:56] office. If the death is unexplained,
[02:42:58] violent or involves allegations of negligence,
[02:43:03] there is a bosa **** at Maison Funeraire. Asanka. Montreal has
[02:43:07] the most unclaimed bodies, but other regions in the
[02:43:11] province with barely any cases 20 years ago also experienced a
[02:43:15] big jump. Experts say in part, that may be due to population
[02:43:19] growth as more people move away from the city to the suburbs
[02:43:23] and smaller cities. Since 2020, the number of unclaimed bodies
[02:43:27] in the Laurentians has doubled from 29 to 67. Last year. In
[02:43:31] the Lanaudiere region, it's nearly quadrupled
[02:43:34] from 16 and 2020 to 58 in 2025. And you're probably mad as
[02:43:39] sugar marinas refinance. I don't care
[02:43:44] preparative Venezia. The Quebec pension plans death benefit has
[02:43:49] been capped at $2500 for nearly three decades,
[02:43:52] and that amount is only reimbursed after the cremation
[02:43:56] and the funeral bill is paid. General are super expensive as
[02:44:00] we know, like the 2500 offered by the
[02:44:02] government, it's just for transportations
[02:44:05] and cremation and that's it. Like Paco has studied the
[02:44:09] reasons why people's bodies are remaining unclaimed and says
[02:44:13] the paperwork can be
[02:44:15] complicated for grieving families or friends. Some
[02:44:18] wrongly assume claiming a body means they're also legally
[02:44:21] responsible for the person's estate,
[02:44:23] which is not the case. It's an important thing to know because
[02:44:27] sometimes you just say, Oh no, maybe that person has a lot of
[02:44:31] debts and I don't have enough money to to manage all that. In
[02:44:35] addition to cost, Paco and Pacquiao have noticed
[02:44:38] other patterns, including social isolation,
[02:44:40] people that don't have descendants or estrangement
[02:44:43] from family or friends,
[02:44:45] and also people who are not in touch with their their family
[02:44:49] for decades. Called in as the chaplain for a dying woman a
[02:44:53] few years ago, Father Rodney Clark recalls the
[02:44:56] harsh administrative reality that immediately followed her
[02:44:59] death. The woman was homeless and had chosen medical
[02:45:02] assistance in dying after her cancer metastasized. But with
[02:45:06] no relatives around or financial resources,
[02:45:09] her body was essentially abandoned. There was no one
[02:45:12] around her who could cover the costs for transporting
[02:45:16] animation. He quickly tried to find a donor to pay the bill so
[02:45:19] he could claim her remains. But by the time he organized
[02:45:23] everything, including a free, marked grave,
[02:45:25] it was too late. She'd already been cremated at another
[02:45:29] Funeral Home and buried in a common grave. It's
[02:45:32] heartbreaking. And those links in our social fabric,
[02:45:35] which used to be very strong, are now almost nonexistent. In
[02:45:38] April, several organizations that
[02:45:40] advocate for seniors called on the Quebec finance minister to
[02:45:44] increase the death benefit from 25
[02:45:46] $100 to $5000 a year. So there are really alone,
[02:45:49] they don't have any close family by that that see them.
[02:45:53] Many of the seniors are that Bordeaux's nonprofit helps have
[02:45:56] a hard time paying their rent and can't afford to set aside
[02:46:00] money for Funeral services or a cemetery plot. They don't know
[02:46:04] what's going to happen to their bodies. So they it's a stress
[02:46:08] they don't need, you know, at the end of their life. A
[02:46:11] provincial spokesperson said increasing the death benefit to
[02:46:15] $5000 and indexing it annually
[02:46:17] it would cost about $450 million a year. Coalition
[02:46:20] Avenir Quebec says there are no plans to increase the death
[02:46:24] benefit before the next public consultation in 2029. Foggier
[02:46:28] believes that the government needs to do more and says the
[02:46:32] rise in unclaimed bodies points to a troubling societal issue
[02:46:36] that needs to be addressed.
[02:46:40] Musky nuclear war, your Newman.
[02:48:55] >>> NOW, MY NEXT GUEST DOES KNOW THAT HIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN LOST.
[02:49:02] THAT HIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN LOST. HIS MUSHROOM FARM WAS LOST IN HIS MUSHROOM FARM WAS LOST IN THE BALD RANGE FIRE. THE BALD RANGE FIRE. HE JOINS ME NOW.
[02:49:06] HE JOINS ME NOW. HE'S THE OWNER OF WHAT THE HE'S THE OWNER OF WHAT THE FUNGUS, A SUMMERLAND BASED
[02:49:09] FUNGUS, A SUMMERLAND BASED SEASONAL MUSHROOM FARM. SEASONAL MUSHROOM FARM. BRIAN, I'M SO SORRY.
[02:49:12] BRIAN, I'M SO SORRY. HOW ARE YOU HOLDING UP?
[02:49:17] HOW ARE YOU HOLDING UP? >> I MEAN, IT DOESN'T FEEL REAL >> I MEAN, IT DOESN'T FEEL REAL YET, I GUESS.
[02:49:20] YET, I GUESS. I YOU HAVEN'T BEEN ALLOWED TO GO
[02:49:22] I YOU HAVEN'T BEEN ALLOWED TO GO BACK TO MY PROPERTY, BUT I'VE
[02:49:24] BACK TO MY PROPERTY, BUT I'VE SEEN ALL THE PHOTO, AND IT'S
[02:49:28] SEEN ALL THE PHOTO, AND IT'S DEVASTATING.
[02:49:30] DEVASTATING. WE'VE LOST 12 YEARS OF WORK, AND
[02:49:34] WE'VE LOST 12 YEARS OF WORK, AND IT'S HARD TO PROCESS WHAT'S IT'S HARD TO PROCESS WHAT'S GOING ON I GUESS RIGHT NOW.
[02:49:38] GOING ON I GUESS RIGHT NOW. >> Sarah: I THINK YOU WERE >> Sarah: I THINK YOU WERE TALKING ABOUT SEEING SOME OF THE
[02:49:42] TALKING ABOUT SEEING SOME OF THE PICTURES, I THINK WE HAVE ARE PICTURES, I THINK WE HAVE ARE SOME VIDEO ACTUALLY THAT YOU
[02:49:45] SOME VIDEO ACTUALLY THAT YOU TOOK BURNING NEAR YOUR PROPERTY.
[02:49:47] TOOK BURNING NEAR YOUR PROPERTY. WHAT WAS GOING THROUGH YOUR MIND
[02:49:50] WHAT WAS GOING THROUGH YOUR MIND DURING THAT MOMENT?
[02:49:53] DURING THAT MOMENT? >> I MEAN, YOU WANTED TO THINK
[02:49:56] >> I MEAN, YOU WANTED TO THINK IT WASN'T A BIG DEAL, BUT IT
[02:49:57] IT WASN'T A BIG DEAL, BUT IT KEPT GETTING WORSE. KEPT GETTING WORSE. AND, YOU KNOW, I WAS THERE AS
[02:50:01] AND, YOU KNOW, I WAS THERE AS LONG AS I COULD. LONG AS I COULD. I WAS THERE UNTIL ABOUT 12:30 IN I WAS THERE UNTIL ABOUT 12:30 IN THE MORNING.
[02:50:05] THE MORNING. THE FIRE STARTED COMING DOWN THE THE FIRE STARTED COMING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN.
[02:50:08] MOUNTAIN. LARGE BLOOMS OF SMOKE AND WE
[02:50:10] LARGE BLOOMS OF SMOKE AND WE COULD HEAR THE SOUND. COULD HEAR THE SOUND. THE WIND.
[02:50:14] THE WIND. IT WAS JUST TIME TO GO.
[02:50:17] IT WAS JUST TIME TO GO. YOU KNOW, JUST LOOKING OVER 8
[02:50:19] YOU KNOW, JUST LOOKING OVER 8 ACRES, WE MANAGED TWO
[02:50:22] ACRES, WE MANAGED TWO PROPERTIES. PROPERTIES. AND IT WAS JUST IMPOSSIBLE. AND IT WAS JUST IMPOSSIBLE. YOU KNOW, WE DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH
[02:50:26] YOU KNOW, WE DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH WATER PRESSURE. WATER PRESSURE. I WAS GONNA BE BY MYSELF IF I I WAS GONNA BE BY MYSELF IF I STAYED.
[02:50:29] STAYED. I DON'T THINK I COULD HAVE I DON'T THINK I COULD HAVE STOPPED IT.
[02:50:32] STOPPED IT. >> Sarah: YEAH, AND NOW WE'RE >> Sarah: YEAH, AND NOW WE'RE SEEING SOME OF THE AFTERMATH SEEING SOME OF THE AFTERMATH HERE.
[02:50:36] HERE. YOU KNOW, IT IS DEVASTATING. YOU KNOW, IT IS DEVASTATING. JUST WATCHING YOU THERE, AS THE
[02:50:39] JUST WATCHING YOU THERE, AS THE FIRE'S COMING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN,
[02:50:42] FIRE'S COMING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN, I FEEL HELPLESS FOR YOU.
[02:50:44] I FEEL HELPLESS FOR YOU. I MEAN, THAT HAD TO HAVE BEEN I MEAN, THAT HAD TO HAVE BEEN SCARY.
[02:50:48] SCARY. I'M VERY GLAD THAT YOU LEFT WHEN I'M VERY GLAD THAT YOU LEFT WHEN YOU DID. YOU DID. BUT, YOU KNOW, I GET LOOKING AT
[02:50:51] BUT, YOU KNOW, I GET LOOKING AT THESE PICTURE WHAT THIS LOSS IS THESE PICTURE WHAT THIS LOSS IS FOR YOU.
[02:50:54] FOR YOU. I MEAN, FOR YOUR BUSINESS, WHAT
[02:50:57] I MEAN, FOR YOUR BUSINESS, WHAT HAVE YOU LOST HERE? HAVE YOU LOST HERE? >> I MEAN, WITH WHEN I WAS THERE
[02:50:59] >> I MEAN, WITH WHEN I WAS THERE A COUPLE FRIENDS TOLD ME I NEED A COUPLE FRIENDS TOLD ME I NEED TO GO, AND I SAID I CAN'T. TO GO, AND I SAID I CAN'T. THAT'S ALL I GOT.
[02:51:03] THAT'S ALL I GOT. I I SPENT MY WHOLE LIFE BUILDING
[02:51:08] I I SPENT MY WHOLE LIFE BUILDING T
[02:51:09] T THIS, AND YEAH, I MEAN, MY WIFE
[02:51:12] THIS, AND YEAH, I MEAN, MY WIFE WAS THERE FROM THE BEGINNING.
[02:51:13] WAS THERE FROM THE BEGINNING. WE LIVED ON A FARM FOR NINE
[02:51:17] WE LIVED ON A FARM FOR NINE YEARS. YEARS. WE PUT A LOT OF TIME INTO THIS. WE PUT A LOT OF TIME INTO THIS. AND NOW WE HAVE TWO LITTLE GIRLS
[02:51:20] AND NOW WE HAVE TWO LITTLE GIRLS 4 AND 6. 4 AND 6. YOU KNOW, AND THANK GOD THE
[02:51:23] YOU KNOW, AND THANK GOD THE PROPERTY NEXT DOOR WHERE WHERE
[02:51:26] PROPERTY NEXT DOOR WHERE WHERE OUR HOME IS DIDN'T BURN DOWN, SO
[02:51:29] OUR HOME IS DIDN'T BURN DOWN, SO MY GIRLS STILL HAVE A HOME, BUT MY GIRLS STILL HAVE A HOME, BUT THE PROPERTY NEXT DOOR WHERE
[02:51:33] THE PROPERTY NEXT DOOR WHERE WHERE THE MUSHROOM FARM IS, MY WHERE THE MUSHROOM FARM IS, MY BUSINESS PARTNER, HIS HOME IS BUSINESS PARTNER, HIS HOME IS THERE.
[02:51:36] THERE. THE SHOP. THE SHOP. LIKE, EVERYTHING IS GONE.
[02:51:39] LIKE, EVERYTHING IS GONE. IT'S A LEVEL OF DESTRUCTION THAT IT'S A LEVEL OF DESTRUCTION THAT I DON'T THINK ANYBODY CAN
[02:51:43] I DON'T THINK ANYBODY CAN PROCESS. PROCESS. IT'S GONNA TAKE A LOT OF TIME.
[02:51:46] IT'S GONNA TAKE A LOT OF TIME. >> Sarah: YEAH. >> Sarah: YEAH. I MEAN, IN TERMS OF INSURANCE,
[02:51:49] I MEAN, IN TERMS OF INSURANCE, ARE YOU GETTING ANSWERS?
[02:51:50] ARE YOU GETTING ANSWERS? I MEAN, WITH WHAT'S THAT
[02:51:54] I MEAN, WITH WHAT'S THAT PROCESS? PROCESS? HAVE YOU EVEN BEGUN THAT
[02:51:58] HAVE YOU EVEN BEGUN THAT PROCESS? PROCESS? >> YEAH, I MEAN, THERE WILL BE >> YEAH, I MEAN, THERE WILL BE INSURANCE FOR THE HOUSE AND THE
[02:52:02] INSURANCE FOR THE HOUSE AND THE SHOP, BUT YEAH, LAST YEAR OUR
[02:52:05] SHOP, BUT YEAH, LAST YEAR OUR INSURANCE BROKER GOT BOUGHT OUT INSURANCE BROKER GOT BOUGHT OUT AND THEY DIDN'T WANT TO INSURE
[02:52:09] AND THEY DIDN'T WANT TO INSURE OUR FARM ANYMORE. OUR FARM ANYMORE. SO THEY CAME BACK TO US WITH A
[02:52:12] SO THEY CAME BACK TO US WITH A POLICY AND IT WAS GOING TO BE POLICY AND IT WAS GOING TO BE TOO EXPENSIVE.
[02:52:15] TOO EXPENSIVE. WE JUST COULDN'T AFFORD THE WE JUST COULDN'T AFFORD THE PREMIUM.
[02:52:18] PREMIUM. SO OUR FARM IS UNFORTUNATELY NOT
[02:52:22] SO OUR FARM IS UNFORTUNATELY NOT INSURED. INSURED. AND, YOU KNOW, IT'S GONNA BE
[02:52:24] AND, YOU KNOW, IT'S GONNA BE HARD TO GET BACK. HARD TO GET BACK. IT REALLY IS.
[02:52:27] IT REALLY IS. >> Sarah: I WAS LISTENING TO AN >> Sarah: I WAS LISTENING TO AN INTERVIEW FROM SOMEBODY WHO
[02:52:30] INTERVIEW FROM SOMEBODY WHO LIVED IN TOWN IN SUMMERLAND
[02:52:34] LIVED IN TOWN IN SUMMERLAND WHOSE HOUSE HAS BEEN SPARED, BUT WHOSE HOUSE HAS BEEN SPARED, BUT THEY TALKED ABOUT BEING SHOCKED
[02:52:37] THEY TALKED ABOUT BEING SHOCKED THAT SOMETHING LIKE THIS COULD P THAT SOMETHING LIKE THIS COULD P HAPPEN, OR THAT THEY WITH WOULD
[02:52:40] HAPPEN, OR THAT THEY WITH WOULD NEED TO EVACUATE BECAUSE OF WILD NEED TO EVACUATE BECAUSE OF WILD FIRE.
[02:52:44] FIRE. AND I WAS, YOU KNOW, GIVEN HOW AND I WAS, YOU KNOW, GIVEN HOW OFTEN IN THE SUMMER TIME WE'VE
[02:52:47] OFTEN IN THE SUMMER TIME WE'VE NOW BEEN EXPERIENCING WILD
[02:52:49] FIRES, PARTICULARLY IN THE INTERIOR OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, I INTERIOR OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, I WONDER HOW DID YOU FEEL WHEN YOU
[02:52:53] WONDER HOW DID YOU FEEL WHEN YOU SAW THE FIRE COMING AND YOU SAW THE FIRE COMING AND YOU REALIZED YOU HAD TO LEAVE.
[02:52:57] REALIZED YOU HAD TO LEAVE. IS IT SOMETHING YOU HAD THOUGHT
[02:52:58] IS IT SOMETHING YOU HAD THOUGHT ABOUT IN THE PAST, GIVEN
[02:53:02] ABOUT IN THE PAST, GIVEN EVERYTHING? EVERYTHING? >> I MEAN, NO, YOU DON'T THINK
[02:53:05] >> I MEAN, NO, YOU DON'T THINK IT'S GONNA BURN DOWN YOUR IT'S GONNA BURN DOWN YOUR PROPERTY. PROPERTY. EVEN WHEN I LEFT.
[02:53:09] EVEN WHEN I LEFT. YOU KNOW, I'M LEAVING BECAUSE I YOU KNOW, I'M LEAVING BECAUSE I GOT MY DOG IN THE CAR AND IT
[02:53:12] GOT MY DOG IN THE CAR AND IT IRRESPONSIBLE FOR ME TO STAY IF IRRESPONSIBLE FOR ME TO STAY IF MY DOG WERE TO GET HURT.
[02:53:15] MY DOG WERE TO GET HURT. BUT I DIDN'T THINK MY FARM WAS BUT I DIDN'T THINK MY FARM WAS GONNA BURN DOWN.
[02:53:18] GONNA BURN DOWN. YOU KNOW, MAYBE YOU LOSE A YOU KNOW, MAYBE YOU LOSE A LITTLE BIT.
[02:53:21] LITTLE BIT. YOU KNOW, WE DEAL WITH FOREST YOU KNOW, WE DEAL WITH FOREST FIRES IN THE OKANAGAN EVERYDAY. FIRES IN THE OKANAGAN EVERYDAY. EVERY YEAR.
[02:53:25] EVERY YEAR. IT'S JUST PART OF LIFE. IT'S JUST PART OF LIFE. PEOPLE HANG OUT ON OTT WATER AND
[02:53:29] PEOPLE HANG OUT ON OTT WATER AND WATCH THE FIRES, YOU KNOW. WATCH THE FIRES, YOU KNOW. IT'S NOT A BIG DEAL.
[02:53:32] IT'S NOT A BIG DEAL. THIS LEVEL OF DESTRUCTION IS
[02:53:35] THIS LEVEL OF DESTRUCTION IS UNPRECEDENTED. UNPRECEDENTED. AND I THINK THE FEDERAL AND I THINK THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT REALLY NEEDS TO STEP
[02:53:39] GOVERNMENT REALLY NEEDS TO STEP UP. UP. THERE'S AN AGRI RECOVERY
[02:53:43] THERE'S AN AGRI RECOVERY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM THAT THE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM THAT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CAN COME IN
[02:53:46] FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CAN COME IN AND ASSESS IF SUMMERLAND FITS AND ASSESS IF SUMMERLAND FITS THE REQUIREMENTS, AND I BELIEVE THE REQUIREMENTS, AND I BELIEVE THEY DO.
[02:53:49] THEY DO. FARMS NEED FEDERAL HELP, AND FARMS NEED FEDERAL HELP, AND IT'S A LONG ROAD TO RECOVERY.
[02:53:54] IT'S A LONG ROAD TO RECOVERY. AND I DON'T THINK ANYONE CAN DO AND I DON'T THINK ANYONE CAN DO IT ON THEIR OWN.
[02:53:57] IT ON THEIR OWN. >> Sarah: BRIAN, YOU GOT YOUR >> Sarah: BRIAN, YOU GOT YOUR WIFE, YOU GOT YOUR TWO LITTLE
[02:54:01] WIFE, YOU GOT YOUR TWO LITTLE GIRLS. GIRLS. AND YOU GOT YOUR HOME. AND YOU GOT YOUR HOME. WHAT ARE THE NEXT COUPLE OF
[02:54:04] WHAT ARE THE NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS, MONTHS LOOKING LIKE FOR WEEKS, MONTHS LOOKING LIKE FOR YOU AS YOU GUYS TRY TO COME
[02:54:08] YOU AS YOU GUYS TRY TO COME TOGETHER AND RECOOP AND, I DON'T TOGETHER AND RECOOP AND, I DON'T KNOW, REBUILD.
[02:54:12] KNOW, REBUILD. >> I MEAN, IF I WAS GONNA LOSE
[02:54:13] >> I MEAN, IF I WAS GONNA LOSE MY FARM OR MY HOME, I'D CHOOSE
[02:54:17] MY FARM OR MY HOME, I'D CHOOSE MY FARM EVERYDAY.
[02:54:20] MY FARM EVERYDAY. MY FAMILY, THEY NEED HE THAT MY FAMILY, THEY NEED HE THAT HOME.
[02:54:23] HOME. WE'VE BUILT THE HOME FOR THE WE'VE BUILT THE HOME FOR THE LAST TWO YEARS. LAST TWO YEARS. AND YEAH, I COULDN'T IMAGINE
[02:54:27] AND YEAH, I COULDN'T IMAGINE LOSING BOTH. LOSING BOTH. SO I'M GRATEFUL FOR THAT.
[02:54:30] SO I'M GRATEFUL FOR THAT. IT GIVES US AN OPPORTUNITY TO IT GIVES US AN OPPORTUNITY TO REBUILD.
[02:54:33] REBUILD. I CAN BE ON SITE.
[02:54:35] I CAN BE ON SITE. I CAN TAKE MY TIME, FIGURE IT
[02:54:38] I CAN TAKE MY TIME, FIGURE IT OUT, RAISE CAPITAL. OUT, RAISE CAPITAL. YOU KNOW, WE'LL HAVE TO FIND A
[02:54:42] YOU KNOW, WE'LL HAVE TO FIND A WAY TO MOVE FORWARD. WAY TO MOVE FORWARD. WE PUT A GO FUND ME PAGE
[02:54:45] WE PUT A GO FUND ME PAGE ACTUALLY LIVE TODAY ON OUR
[02:54:48] ACTUALLY LIVE TODAY ON OUR FACEBOOK PAGE.
[02:54:50] FACEBOOK PAGE. IT A START, BUT I DON'T THINK MY
[02:54:53] IT A START, BUT I DON'T THINK MY FARM AND OTHER FARMS WILL BE FARM AND OTHER FARMS WILL BE ABLE TO JUST RAISE MONEY FROM ABLE TO JUST RAISE MONEY FROM THE COMMUNITY.
[02:54:57] THE COMMUNITY. YOU KNOW, WE'RE GONNA NEED TO
[02:54:59] YOU KNOW, WE'RE GONNA NEED TO FIND WAYS TO BUILD, AND IT'S FIND WAYS TO BUILD, AND IT'S GONNA COME AT A FEDERAL LEVEL,
[02:55:02] GONNA COME AT A FEDERAL LEVEL, IT REALLY IS. IT REALLY IS. >> Sarah: BRIAN, IT'S TOUGH TO
[02:55:06] >> Sarah: BRIAN, IT'S TOUGH TO TALK ABOUT THIS KIND OF LOSS.
[02:55:07] TALK ABOUT THIS KIND OF LOSS. PARTICULARLY SO SOON AFTER
[02:55:12] PARTICULARLY SO SOON AFTER YOU'RE EXPERIENCING IT. YOU'RE EXPERIENCING IT. THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME SO
[02:55:15] THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME SO THAT CANADIANS ACROSS THE THAT CANADIANS ACROSS THE COUNTRY CAN HEAR WHAT YOU AND
[02:55:18] COUNTRY CAN HEAR WHAT YOU AND OTHERS ARE GOING THROUGH. OTHERS ARE GOING THROUGH. BRIAN CALLOW, THE OWNER OF WHAT
[02:55:22] BRIAN CALLOW, THE OWNER OF WHAT THE FUNGUS, SUMMERLAND SEASONAL THE FUNGUS, SUMMERLAND SEASONAL BASED
[02:57:35] SCREEN. >> THIS APP SAYS SPIDER-MAN IS
[02:57:38] >> THIS APP SAYS SPIDER-MAN IS IN THE DIRECT VICINITY.
[02:57:40] IN THE DIRECT VICINITY. >> THAT IS CRAZY.
[02:57:44] >> THAT IS CRAZY. >> SINCE HE WAS A TEENAGER, HE
[02:57:46] >> SINCE HE WAS A TEENAGER, HE CAUGHT EVERY MARVEL RELEASE ON
[02:57:49] CAUGHT EVERY MARVEL RELEASE ON OPENING DAY IN YELLOWKNIFE.
[02:57:53] OPENING DAY IN YELLOWKNIFE. >> I STARTED WORKING AT THE
[02:57:55] >> I STARTED WORKING AT THE MOVIE THEATRE IN YELLOWKNIFE IN
[02:58:01] MOVIE THEATRE IN YELLOWKNIFE IN 2011.
[02:58:05] 2011. THEY FLEW 1500 KILOMETRES FROM
[02:58:07] THEY FLEW 1500 KILOMETRES FROM YELLOWKNIFE TO EDMONTON TO CATCH
[02:58:10] YELLOWKNIFE TO EDMONTON TO CATCH THESE RELEASES.
[02:58:15] THESE RELEASES. YELLOWKNIFE RESIDENTS ARE YELLOWKNIFE RESIDENTS ARE EXPERIENCING THEIR FIRST SUMMER
[02:58:18] EXPERIENCING THEIR FIRST SUMMER IN NEARLY 80 DECADES.
[02:58:21] IN NEARLY 80 DECADES. >> IF OUR ONLY CHOICE IS TRAVEL
[02:58:23] >> IF OUR ONLY CHOICE IS TRAVEL OR MISS OUT ON THESE EXPERIENCES
[02:58:26] OR MISS OUT ON THESE EXPERIENCES RIGHT AWAY, PEOPLE CAN WAIT, RIGHT AWAY, PEOPLE CAN WAIT, THEY CAN WAIT FOR STREAMING, BUT
[02:58:30] THEY CAN WAIT FOR STREAMING, BUT YOU DON'T GET THE FEELING OF YOU DON'T GET THE FEELING OF STREAMING WHEN YOU ARE SEEING
[02:58:33] STREAMING WHEN YOU ARE SEEING PEOPLE DRESSED UP AS SPIDER-MAN.
[02:58:42] PEOPLE DRESSED UP AS SPIDER-MAN. >> Reporter: BETWEEN AIRFARE, >> Reporter: BETWEEN AIRFARE, HOTELS, FOOD AND TICKETS, HIS
[02:58:46] HOTELS, FOOD AND TICKETS, HIS COST WAS $1,500.
[02:58:49] COST WAS $1,500. THIS LONGTIME FAN SAYS WITHOUT A THIS LONGTIME FAN SAYS WITHOUT A LOCAL CINEMA, NORTHERNERS ARE
[02:58:52] LOCAL CINEMA, NORTHERNERS ARE MISSING OUT ON CULTURAL
[02:58:56] MISSING OUT ON CULTURAL MOMENTS. MOMENTS. >> IT IS HARD ENOUGH AS A MAN TO >> IT IS HARD ENOUGH AS A MAN TO SAY THAT.
[02:58:59] SAY THAT. I AM MISSING OUT BECAUSE I CAN'T I AM MISSING OUT BECAUSE I CAN'T SEE SPIDER-MAN.
[02:59:02] SEE SPIDER-MAN. IT IS FUNNY IN RETROSPECT, BUT
[02:59:03] IT IS FUNNY IN RETROSPECT, BUT IT IS TRUE.
[02:59:11] IT IS TRUE. >> Reporter: GROUPS LIKE THE >> Reporter: GROUPS LIKE THE YELLOWKNIFE FILM CLUB WHO HOST
[02:59:15] YELLOWKNIFE FILM CLUB WHO HOST PREMONTHLY CLASSIC FILMING
[02:59:17] PREMONTHLY CLASSIC FILMING SCREENINGS ARE SEEING A SURGE IN
[02:59:20] SCREENINGS ARE SEEING A SURGE IN ATTENDANCE -- ATTENDANCE.
[02:59:23] ATTENDANCE -- ATTENDANCE. THEY WOULD JUMP AT THE CHANCE TO
[02:59:25] THEY WOULD JUMP AT THE CHANCE TO COLLABORATE IF AN AUDITORIUM
[02:59:28] COLLABORATE IF AN AUDITORIUM SPACE BECAME AVAILABLE.
[02:59:32] SPACE BECAME AVAILABLE. MEMBERS GATHERED TO DISCUSS
[02:59:33] MEMBERS GATHERED TO DISCUSS THEATRE OPTIONS, BUT WILTING
[02:59:37] THEATRE OPTIONS, BUT WILTING CO-OWNERS HAVE NOT PUBLICLY CO-OWNERS HAVE NOT PUBLICLY SHARED FUTURE PLANS FOR THE
[02:59:41] SHARED FUTURE PLANS FOR THE BUILDING. BUILDING. >> WAS IT WORTH IT? >> WAS IT WORTH IT? I WISH IT WASN'T WORTH IT.
[02:59:45] I WISH IT WASN'T WORTH IT. I WOULD PAY AGAIN TO DO THAT.
[02:59:48] I WOULD PAY AGAIN TO DO THAT. WHO KNOWS WHEN I WILL DO THAT.
[02:59:56] WHO KNOWS WHEN I WILL DO THAT. >> Reporter: FOR NOW, STAYING
[02:59:59] >> Reporter: FOR NOW, STAYING DILIGENT FOR NOW TO AVOID DILIGENT FOR NOW TO AVOID SPOILERS AND TAKING
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[03:00:25] WE BEGIN, THOUGH, IN BC AGAIN WHERE FIREFIGHTERS ARE RACING TO
[03:00:29] WHERE FIREFIGHTERS ARE RACING TO CONTAIN SEVERAL FAST-MOVING
[03:00:32] CONTAIN SEVERAL FAST-MOVING WILDFIRES, RIGHT NOW, MORE THAN WILDFIRES, RIGHT NOW, MORE THAN 21,000 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN FORCED
[03:00:36] 21,000 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN FORCED FROM THEIR HOMES IN THAT FROM THEIR HOMES IN THAT PROVINCE.
[03:00:39] PROVINCE. 11,000 MORE ARE BEING TOLD TO BE 11,000 MORE ARE BEING TOLD TO BE READY TO FLEE, AND THE MOST
[03:00:42] READY TO FLEE, AND THE MOST PRESSING SITUATION RIGHT NOW IS
[03:00:44] PRESSING SITUATION RIGHT NOW IS NEAR SUMMERLAND WHERE THE BALD
[03:00:47] NEAR SUMMERLAND WHERE THE BALD RANGE FIRE IS STILL BURNING OUT RANGE FIRE IS STILL BURNING OUT OF CONTROL.
[03:00:51] OF CONTROL. >> WE ARE CURRENTLY IN A LIVE