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[00:00:16] The news doesn't sleep. We are here to help you hit the ground
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[00:00:21] the headlines you need to know before you head out the door.
[00:00:24] Your news, your weather, your morning. Good Morning
[00:00:27] Canada, CBC Morning Live with David Comedy.
[00:20:53] Hi there Canada, my favorite word.
[00:20:56] Tariff. We're already hearing about layoffs.
[00:20:59] So you have questions? How seriously are you taking this threat?
[00:21:03] How is Hamilton bracing for tariff impact?
[00:21:05] Our journalist countrywide and all over the world are on the
[00:21:10] case. Canada, we got you and we are right
[00:21:13] there, right beside you trying to make
[00:21:16] sense of it with you.
[00:40:58] Odds on the prize, I'll say passionate. I got the
[00:41:01] sauce. Like Diana, vision, like medicine. They say
[00:41:04] patience is a virtue. So I went around the world and back again
[00:41:08] now and watch the NFL all season long on CBC and CBC Gem.
[00:41:13] Now to some breaking news. Are you a trade deal? The world moves fast. We're gathering at one of those
[00:41:17] turning points in history. But a headline isn't the whole
[00:41:20] story. That would allow Putin to have his way without having
[00:41:23] to use force. We don't just report the news. Which outlet
[00:41:26] are you with? The Canadian public broadcast.
[00:41:28] We connect the dots. Is it about stopping drugs?
[00:41:30] Donald Trump has never met a hydrocarbon. He didn't cover it.
[00:41:33] If the facts that matter, why is that your focus right
[00:41:36] now? From the source, you can trust the National Canada's newscast.
[00:50:59] When the rules no longer protect you,
[00:51:00] you must protect yourself. In this rapidly changing world,
[00:51:03] Canadians are faced with new challenges,
[00:51:06] both at home. It is getting more expensive. We're here to
[00:51:09] win and abroad. So we are going to run the country. Now more
[00:51:12] than ever, it is important to stay
[00:51:14] informed. And a major industry just stops. Get the answers you
[00:51:18] need. A great day for Alberta. It's a great day for Canada.
[00:51:21] Making sense of it all. I'm Adrian Arston,
[00:51:24] the National Canada's newscast.
[00:56:09] Odds on the prize, I'll say passionate. I got the
[00:56:12] sauce. Like Diana, vision, like medicine. They say
[00:56:15] patience is a virtue. So I went around the world and back again
[00:56:19] now and watch the NFL all season long on CBC and CBC Gem.
[00:56:35] It's been difficult to say the least.
[00:56:39] I intend to resign as party leader, as Prime Minister.
[00:56:45] The funny, not so funny thing about the
[00:56:47] world right now
[00:56:49] is the thing that can consume your thoughts
[00:56:53] is the thing you maybe didn't see coming.
[00:56:57] My favorite word? Tariff
[00:57:00] is going to be cracking down. Minimum 10% tariff on all
[00:57:03] imports. Some contracts are already getting cancelled.
[00:57:06] Facing a potential 25 or even 50% tariff on steel exports.
[00:57:10] We're already hearing about layoffs. Feeling the financial
[00:57:13] pain of Canada's 25% counter tariffs. He believes that
[00:57:16] Canadians would benefit greatly from becoming the 51st state
[00:57:20] when our sovereignty is threatened.
[00:57:22] You do what you can. He is trying to break us. So you have
[00:57:26] questions. How should Canadians be preparing for that next trip?
[00:57:30] What is your plan? How seriously are you taking
[00:57:33] this threat of 100% tariffs on foreign made films?
[00:57:36] A lot of questions. How is Hamilton bracing for tariff
[00:57:40] impact? When we talk about counter
[00:57:42] terrorists, do those affect you? How much does it cost to be
[00:57:46] patriotic when picking items at the grocery store?
[00:57:49] And while your elbows have been up, elbows up.
[00:57:53] For us, it's the sleeves rolled up.
[00:57:56] Because you need answers about your neighborhood, your world,
[00:58:00] your Canada,
[00:58:02] and what it means for all of us to say we are Canadian.
[00:58:11] Our journalists countrywide and all over the world are on the
[00:58:14] case.
[00:58:16] Do you think you're gonna have to close?
[00:58:19] I hate to think about that.
[00:58:28] I'm about 15 kilometers from the Russian border. Where are
[00:58:31] Canada's allies? Where are Canada's markets?
[00:58:34] What is this country's place on the planet?
[00:58:37] It's the uncertainty that's the
[00:58:39] this issue. What is the next thing to happen and what will
[00:58:44] it mean for all of us? We assume that it will be a
[00:58:48] difficult Rd. Canada. We got you and we are right there
[00:58:52] right beside you trying to make sense of it with you.
[01:00:20] SEEMS CANADA IS WALKING IN. MARK CARNEY LAYING OUT HIS
[01:00:23] MARK CARNEY LAYING OUT HIS VISION THIS MORNING FOR THE VISION THIS MORNING FOR THE FUTURE OF CANADA'S RELATIONSHIP
[01:00:26] FUTURE OF CANADA'S RELATIONSHIP WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION, WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION, EMBRACING THE IDEA OF ASSOCIATE
[01:00:30] EMBRACING THE IDEA OF ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP FOR THE FIRST TIME.
[01:00:32] MEMBERSHIP FOR THE FIRST TIME. >> CANADA WELCOMES THIS >> CANADA WELCOMES THIS AMBITION.
[01:00:36] AMBITION. I WILL TELL YOU, POLLING SHOWS I WILL TELL YOU, POLLING SHOWS THAT AN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF
[01:00:40] THAT AN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF CANADIANS SUPPORT MUCH CLOSER
[01:00:42] CANADIANS SUPPORT MUCH CLOSER TIES WITH EUROPE.
[01:00:46] TIES WITH EUROPE. [Applause]
[01:00:53] [Applause] AN ALLIANCE FOR THE FUTURE IS A
[01:00:57] AN ALLIANCE FOR THE FUTURE IS A UNIQUE, POSITIVE APPROACH THAT
[01:00:59] UNIQUE, POSITIVE APPROACH THAT WE WILL DEFINE TOGETHER.
[01:01:03] WE WILL DEFINE TOGETHER. >> ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP IS NOT A >> ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP IS NOT A TERM THAT'S BEEN USED BEFORE.
[01:01:06] TERM THAT'S BEEN USED BEFORE. NOT EVEN A LEGAL DESIGNATION. NOT EVEN A LEGAL DESIGNATION. TODAY, MARK CARNEY SAYS HE
[01:01:09] TODAY, MARK CARNEY SAYS HE WELCOMES THE EU CHIEF'S INVITE,
[01:01:11] WELCOMES THE EU CHIEF'S INVITE, AND THAT CLOSER TIES WILL
[01:01:14] AND THAT CLOSER TIES WILL STRENGTHEN BOTH CANADA AND
[01:01:16] STRENGTHEN BOTH CANADA AND EUROPE'S SOVEREIGNTY.
[01:01:18] EUROPE'S SOVEREIGNTY. >>> I ALSO WANT TO BE PRECISE
[01:01:21] >>> I ALSO WANT TO BE PRECISE ABOUT WHAT I AM NOT PROPOSING.
[01:01:25] ABOUT WHAT I AM NOT PROPOSING. I AM NOT PROPOSING A THIRD BLOCK
[01:01:27] I AM NOT PROPOSING A THIRD BLOCK IN ORDER TO BECOME A GREAT POWER
[01:01:30] IN ORDER TO BECOME A GREAT POWER RIVAL ONLY WITH BETTER MANNERS.
[01:01:35] RIVAL ONLY WITH BETTER MANNERS. WE ...
[01:01:36] WE ... [Applause]
[01:01:40] [Applause] WE DO NOT SEEK POWER TO DOMINATE
[01:01:44] WE DO NOT SEEK POWER TO DOMINATE OTHERS. OTHERS. ON THE CONTRARY, WE ARE PURSUING
[01:01:48] ON THE CONTRARY, WE ARE PURSUING RESILIENCE SO NO ONE, NO ONE CAN
[01:01:51] RESILIENCE SO NO ONE, NO ONE CAN CONTROL OUR OPEN MARKETS, IMPAIR CONTROL OUR OPEN MARKETS, IMPAIR OUR SOVEREIGNTY, THREATEN OUR
[01:01:55] OUR SOVEREIGNTY, THREATEN OUR TEMPORARILY INTEGRITY OR
[01:01:57] TEMPORARILY INTEGRITY OR UNDERMINE OUR FREEDOMS, OUR
[01:02:00] UNDERMINE OUR FREEDOMS, OUR DEMOCRACIES, OUR RULE OF LAW.
[01:02:04] DEMOCRACIES, OUR RULE OF LAW. [Applause]
[01:02:18] [Applause] IT'S THESE MOTIVATION, THESE IT'S THESE MOTIVATION, THESE FUNDAMENTAL MOTIVATIONS COMBINED
[01:02:22] FUNDAMENTAL MOTIVATIONS COMBINED WITH OUR LATE AND HARD POWER
[01:02:23] WITH OUR LATE AND HARD POWER MEAN THAT WE CAN HELP TO CREATE
[01:02:29] MEAN THAT WE CAN HELP TO CREATE THE NEXT JUST, STABLE AND
[01:02:32] THE NEXT JUST, STABLE AND PROSPEROUS WORLD ORDER.
[01:02:34] PROSPEROUS WORLD ORDER. [Applause]
[01:02:38] [Applause] A CANADA EU ALLIANCE WOULD
[01:02:41] A CANADA EU ALLIANCE WOULD CREATE A BEACON FOR OTHER
[01:02:44] CREATE A BEACON FOR OTHER DEMOCRACIES, AN ALLIANCE NOT
[01:02:45] DEMOCRACIES, AN ALLIANCE NOT DEFINED BY WHAT WE OPPOSE, BUT
[01:02:48] DEFINED BY WHAT WE OPPOSE, BUT ABOUT WHAT WE ARE FOR.
[01:02:51] ABOUT WHAT WE ARE FOR. FREEDOM, SOLIDARITY, PROSPERITY,
[01:02:55] FREEDOM, SOLIDARITY, PROSPERITY, SUSTAINABILITY.
[01:03:02] SUSTAINABILITY. AN ALLIANCE THAT BUILDS AN ALLIANCE THAT BUILDS RESILIENCE FOR WHAT IT ALLOWS TO
[01:03:06] RESILIENCE FOR WHAT IT ALLOWS TO US DO FOR OUR CITIZENS AND OUR
[01:03:08] US DO FOR OUR CITIZENS AND OUR CITIZENS TO DO FOR THEMSELVES,
[01:03:12] CITIZENS TO DO FOR THEMSELVES, AN ALLIANCE STRONG ENOUGH SO AN ALLIANCE STRONG ENOUGH SO THAT NO ONE CAN DICTATE OUR
[01:03:16] THAT NO ONE CAN DICTATE OUR CHOICES, AN ALLIANCE OPEN ENOUGH
[01:03:18] CHOICES, AN ALLIANCE OPEN ENOUGH THAT OTHERS CAN JOIN, AN
[01:03:21] THAT OTHERS CAN JOIN, AN ALLIANCE PRINCIPLED ENOUGH THAT
[01:03:23] ALLIANCE PRINCIPLED ENOUGH THAT OUR STRENGTH REINFORCES
[01:03:26] OUR STRENGTH REINFORCES INTERNATIONAL LAW RATHER THAN INTERNATIONAL LAW RATHER THAN SEEKS TO REFLAYS.
[01:03:29] SEEKS TO REFLAYS. >> David: MARK CARNEY SPEAKING >> David: MARK CARNEY SPEAKING AT THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT THIS AT THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT THIS MORNING.
[01:03:33] MORNING. SEEMS CLEAR THAT CANADA AND THE SEEMS CLEAR THAT CANADA AND THE EU HAVE BEGUN SOME SORT OF EU HAVE BEGUN SOME SORT OF TALKS, THAT THEY HAVE NOT YET
[01:03:37] TALKS, THAT THEY HAVE NOT YET COMPLETED. COMPLETED. THERE IS A SUMMIT BETWEEN CANADA
[01:03:40] THERE IS A SUMMIT BETWEEN CANADA AND THE EU PLANNED FOR MONTREAL AND THE EU PLANNED FOR MONTREAL LATER THIS YEAR.
[01:03:43] LATER THIS YEAR. BUT ONE KEY POINT IN CARNEY'S BUT ONE KEY POINT IN CARNEY'S SPEECH IS THAT HE IS OUTLINING
[01:03:47] SPEECH IS THAT HE IS OUTLINING NOT JUST HIS VISION IS FOR WHAT NOT JUST HIS VISION IS FOR WHAT IS BUT ALSO WHAT ISN'T.
[01:03:49] IS BUT ALSO WHAT ISN'T. AND, IN MANY WAYS, THE SHADOW OF
[01:03:53] AND, IN MANY WAYS, THE SHADOW OF DONALD TRUMP LOOMS LARGE. DONALD TRUMP LOOMS LARGE. LET'S TURN TO MARINA VON
[01:03:56] LET'S TURN TO MARINA VON STACKELBERG WHO IS AT THE STACKELBERG WHO IS AT THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT THIS
[01:03:59] EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT THIS MORNING. MARINA, MANY PIECE THERE IS TO PICK AWAY AT, BUT NO QUESTIONING
[01:04:03] PICK AWAY AT, BUT NO QUESTIONING THERE WAS A SIGNAL TO THE U.S. THERE WAS A SIGNAL TO THE U.S. PRESIDENT AS WELL. PRESIDENT AS WELL. >> ABSOLUTELY.
[01:04:06] >> ABSOLUTELY. AND SOME LANGUAGE AROUND, THAT AND SOME LANGUAGE AROUND, THAT THAT WE HEARD PRIME MINISTER
[01:04:09] THAT WE HEARD PRIME MINISTER MARK CARNEY USE, IN TERMS OF MARK CARNEY USE, IN TERMS OF CANADA BEING STRONGER AND
[01:04:13] CANADA BEING STRONGER AND SOVEREIGN IN THIS NEW SOVEREIGN IN THIS NEW RELATIONSHIP WITH THE EUROPEAN
[01:04:17] RELATIONSHIP WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION WHATEVER IT MIGHT ACTUALLY UNION WHATEVER IT MIGHT ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE. LOOK LIKE. MARK CARNEY ALSO ANSWER ADD FEW
[01:04:20] MARK CARNEY ALSO ANSWER ADD FEW QUESTIONS FROM REPORTERS QUESTIONS FROM REPORTERS FOLLOWING HIS SPEECH AND GAVE
[01:04:23] FOLLOWING HIS SPEECH AND GAVE MORE DETAILS ON WHAT THE NEXT MORE DETAILS ON WHAT THE NEXT STEPS WOULD BE GOING FORWARD AND STEPS WOULD BE GOING FORWARD AND WHAT THIS WOULD REALLY LOOK
[01:04:27] WHAT THIS WOULD REALLY LOOK LIKE. LIKE. HE SAID THE FINAL VOTE ON WHAT
[01:04:30] HE SAID THE FINAL VOTE ON WHAT THIS ALLIANCE AU OR ASSOCIATE
[01:04:37] THIS ALLIANCE AU OR ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP WOULD LOOK LIKE WOULD MEMBERSHIP WOULD LOOK LIKE WOULD BE PUT TO PARLIAMENT.
[01:04:39] BE PUT TO PARLIAMENT. HE SAID THAT DISCUSSIONS HAVE HE SAID THAT DISCUSSIONS HAVE BEEN GOING FOR SOME TIME AND AS
[01:04:42] BEEN GOING FOR SOME TIME AND AS YOU MENTIONED, DAVID, THE NEXT YOU MENTIONED, DAVID, THE NEXT SURGEONS THE CANADIAN-EUROPEAN
[01:04:46] SURGEONS THE CANADIAN-EUROPEAN SUMMIT IN ONTARIO, HE SAID, WAS SUMMIT IN ONTARIO, HE SAID, WAS SOMETHING THAT HE WOULD POINT TO
[01:04:48] SOMETHING THAT HE WOULD POINT TO FOR HOW SOME OF THIS WOULD BE FOR HOW SOME OF THIS WOULD BE FIGURED OUT.
[01:04:51] FIGURED OUT. HE SAID THIS WILL ALL ROLL OUT HE SAID THIS WILL ALL ROLL OUT TRANSPARENTLY AND IS AN
[01:04:55] TRANSPARENTLY AND IS AN OPPORTUNITY IN HIS EYES TO MAKE OPPORTUNITY IN HIS EYES TO MAKE CANADA STRONGER AND MORE
[01:04:58] CANADA STRONGER AND MORE SOVEREIGN. SOVEREIGN. HE WAS ALSO ASKED ARE YOU
[01:05:01] HE WAS ALSO ASKED ARE YOU UNCOMFORTABLE WITH THIS IDEA OF
[01:05:09] UNCOMFORTABLE WITH THIS IDEA OF ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP. ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP. THERE HAVE BEEN A LOT OF THERE HAVE BEEN A LOT OF QUESTIONS SINCE THIS WAS PUT
[01:05:13] QUESTIONS SINCE THIS WAS PUT FORWARD YESTERDAY AS TO WHAT FORWARD YESTERDAY AS TO WHAT THIS WOULD ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE.
[01:05:16] THIS WOULD ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE. HE SAID I'VE USED BOTH TERMS, HE SAID I'VE USED BOTH TERMS, ALLIANCE FOR THE FUTURE IS WHAT ALLIANCE FOR THE FUTURE IS WHAT HE USES.
[01:05:20] HE USES. ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP. ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP. HE SAYS THE ACTUAL PRECISE
[01:05:23] HE SAYS THE ACTUAL PRECISE NAMING WILL BE A QUESTION FOR NAMING WILL BE A QUESTION FOR EUROPE, BUT TO HIM, HE SAID,
[01:05:27] EUROPE, BUT TO HIM, HE SAID, IT'S THE SUBSTANCE THAT MATTERS. IT'S THE SUBSTANCE THAT MATTERS. BUT SAYING, YOU KNOW, CANADA IS
[01:05:30] BUT SAYING, YOU KNOW, CANADA IS NOT SEEKING TO BE A FULL MEMBER NOT SEEKING TO BE A FULL MEMBER OF THE EU, THAT THIS WILL BE A
[01:05:34] OF THE EU, THAT THIS WILL BE A DIFFERENT FRAMEWORK, ONE THAT HE DIFFERENT FRAMEWORK, ONE THAT HE SAID WILL MAKE EUROPE AND CANADA
[01:05:38] SAID WILL MAKE EUROPE AND CANADA STRONGER AND ALSO INTERESTING STRONGER AND ALSO INTERESTING SAID CANADA WILL BE A BETTER
[01:05:42] SAID CANADA WILL BE A BETTER PARTNER WITH THE UNITED STATES. PARTNER WITH THE UNITED STATES. AND VERY MUCH HAMMERING HOME THE
[01:05:45] AND VERY MUCH HAMMERING HOME THE POINT THAT THIS IS ABOUT POINT THAT THIS IS ABOUT CANADA'S SOVEREIGNTY, NOT GIVING
[01:05:48] CANADA'S SOVEREIGNTY, NOT GIVING UP SOVEREIGNTY AND JOINING UP SOVEREIGNTY AND JOINING ANYTHING WITH THE EUROPEAN
[01:05:51] ANYTHING WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION. UNION. HE SAID THIS IS ABOUT SECURING
[01:05:54] HE SAID THIS IS ABOUT SECURING AUTONOMY THROUGH DEEP AUTONOMY THROUGH DEEP COOPERATION. COOPERATION. SO WHAT DOES CANADA WANT HERE?
[01:05:58] SO WHAT DOES CANADA WANT HERE? CARNEY SAID IT'S ABOUT MUTUAL CARNEY SAID IT'S ABOUT MUTUAL ADVANTAGE AND DEEP COOPERATION
[01:06:01] ADVANTAGE AND DEEP COOPERATION ON VARIOUS DIFFERENT TOPICS
[01:06:04] INCLUDING CRITICAL MINERALS, DEFENCE, AI, TECHNOLOGY, ENERGY, DEFENCE, AI, TECHNOLOGY, ENERGY, AND FINANCES, AND THEN PEOPLE TO
[01:06:08] AND FINANCES, AND THEN PEOPLE TO PEOPLE TIES, WHERE YOU CAN WORK, PEOPLE TIES, WHERE YOU CAN WORK, WHERE CAN YOU LIVE, WHERE YOU
[01:06:11] WHERE CAN YOU LIVE, WHERE YOU CAN RETIRE AND WHERE YOU CAN CAN RETIRE AND WHERE YOU CAN STUDY. STUDY. BUT CRITICS HAVE BEEN
[01:06:15] BUT CRITICS HAVE BEEN QUESTIONING WHAT THIS CONNECTION QUESTIONING WHAT THIS CONNECTION WILL ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE AND WHAT WILL ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE AND WHAT IT COULD MEAN.
[01:06:19] IT COULD MEAN. YOU KNOW, THERE'S BEEN QUESTIONS YOU KNOW, THERE'S BEEN QUESTIONS ALREADY OF, WELL, WILL THIS MEAN
[01:06:22] ALREADY OF, WELL, WILL THIS MEAN THAT CANADIANS ARE SUBJECT TO THAT CANADIANS ARE SUBJECT TO EUROPEAN TAXES, WILL IT BE
[01:06:25] EUROPEAN TAXES, WILL IT BE SUBJECT TO THEIR IMMIGRATION SUBJECT TO THEIR IMMIGRATION LAWS, WHAT ABOUT OTHER EU LAWS?
[01:06:29] LAWS, WHAT ABOUT OTHER EU LAWS? WILL CANADA HAVE TO PAY FEES TO
[01:06:31] WILL CANADA HAVE TO PAY FEES TO BE PART OF THE EUROPEAN UNION IN
[01:06:34] BE PART OF THE EUROPEAN UNION IN WHATEVER WAY IT IS. WHATEVER WAY IT IS. CARNEY SAID QUITE STRONGLY IN
[01:06:37] CARNEY SAID QUITE STRONGLY IN THIS PRESS CONFERENCE, NO ONE THIS PRESS CONFERENCE, NO ONE WILL DICTATE OUR LANGUAGE, OUR
[01:06:40] WILL DICTATE OUR LANGUAGE, OUR CULTURE, OR WHO WE MAKE DEALS CULTURE, OR WHO WE MAKE DEALS WITH.
[01:06:42] WITH. SO VERY MUCH TRYING TO MAKE SO VERY MUCH TRYING TO MAKE CLEAR THAT CANADA'S NOT LOOKING
[01:06:45] CLEAR THAT CANADA'S NOT LOOKING TO JOIN THE EUROPEAN UNION BUT TO JOIN THE EUROPEAN UNION BUT VERGE FORGE A MUCH MORE INTENSE
[01:06:49] VERGE FORGE A MUCH MORE INTENSE RELATIONSHIP THAN WE'VE SEEN IN RELATIONSHIP THAN WE'VE SEEN IN THE
[01:06:52] We're from Canada.
[01:06:54] Plenty of sympathy for Canada among lawmakers on Capitol Hill
[01:06:58] who want the trade war to end. I am frankly heartsick at this
[01:07:02] moment in our relations. I think
[01:07:05] it is wrong to have a trade war with Canada. It is not in the
[01:07:09] interest of our country to have a trade war with Canada. I
[01:07:13] believe that both Canada and the United States should return
[01:07:17] to the bargaining table. But this prominent Republican
[01:07:21] senator says Canada could make an already difficult situation
[01:07:25] worse by deepening trade ties elsewhere. I do think it would
[01:07:29] sound fortunate that Canada is turning to the European Union.
[01:07:33] That doesn't help rebuild
[01:07:36] good relationship that we once have and that I want us to have
[01:07:40] again. Does that make it harder to get back to the negotiating
[01:07:43] table with Canada, attorney to Europe? Yes,
[01:07:46] I think it does. Just hours after that warning,
[01:07:49] President Donald Trump lashed out at Canada and Europe. I
[01:07:52] think it's laughable. Look, the whole thing with Canada,
[01:07:56] Canada has been a terrible trade partner.
[01:07:59] And no, I don't see that. And if they
[01:08:03] do that, if I think it's at all a
[01:08:05] hostile act, I will put very serious tariffs
[01:08:08] or stop trading with Europe. Trump's trade war and the
[01:08:11] uncertainty is why the Prime Minister is looking to expand
[01:08:15] markets, a bind some US lawmakers
[01:08:17] understand. It is embarrassing to be an American senator at a
[01:08:21] moment when our president continues to impose reckless
[01:08:25] and unfounded costs on the trusted,
[01:08:27] deep relationship between the United States and Canada.
[01:08:31] Senator Chris ***** is organizing A bipartisan visit
[01:08:34] to Canada in the hopes of repairing the relationship and
[01:08:37] is backing bills to have some tariffs against Canada repealed
[01:08:41] and refunded. One of the ways we can ease the burden on
[01:08:44] American families is reigning in the administration and
[01:08:47] restoring the the trade relationships we have with
[01:08:50] allies. This Democrat Co sponsored one of the bills,
[01:08:54] which is more symbolic than substantive since it's not
[01:08:57] likely to pass. Given the makeup of Congress and the fact
[01:09:00] that Speaker Johnson has
[01:09:02] basically ceded his authority to President Trump,
[01:09:05] it's a long shot. These kinds of bills could have a better
[01:09:09] shot at passing if Democrats win the midterm elections.
[01:09:12] However, Donald Trump has already warned
[01:09:15] he'll use his veto power on anything that is not in line
[01:09:19] with his agenda.
[01:09:20] Katie Simpson, CBC News, Washington.
[01:09:25] In the BC Interior, Conservative MP's grapple with
[01:09:28] the party's future after a bumpy summer and a string of by
[01:09:31] election losses. I think you have to be quite honest,
[01:09:34] this is not the position that we want to be in at this
[01:09:38] juncture. Mr. Paul, this MP says the Conservative
[01:09:40] base supports Leader Pierre polio. Conservative membership
[01:09:44] made
[01:09:46] very strong decision this this year for Mr. Paulette to lead
[01:09:50] our party. And, and that's that's the direction
[01:09:54] that that we've taken.
[01:09:57] But off camera, some MP's tell CBC News they're
[01:09:59] losing faith in Paulie V. Some of them didn't show up for this
[01:10:02] caucus retreat to hear him speak. I think our slogan will
[01:10:05] be a little less conversation, a little more action. Well,
[01:10:09] yeah. Trying to rally the caucus ahead of Parliament's
[01:10:11] return next week, promising to take on the Prime
[01:10:14] Minister for his perceived failures to support working
[01:10:17] people. Who speaks for them?
[01:10:20] Should we shut up about their stories until Donald Trump goes
[01:10:22] away?
[01:10:24] No. The recent Advocates Data poll shows the liberals have a
[01:10:27] commanding 14 point lead nationwide. The Conservative
[01:10:31] support is is down close to its lowest level it's been in in
[01:10:35] almost a decade.
[01:10:37] This pollster says Prime Minister Mark Carney is getting
[01:10:40] a big boost from his handling of the US trade war and has
[01:10:43] moved to slash taxes and turbocharged energy development.
[01:10:47] Even earned him praise from a former Conservative Prime
[01:10:50] Minister. I believe that Canada's new government is
[01:10:53] committed to further reforms in these areas and committed to
[01:10:56] their urgency. Support Dismissed by some as Harper
[01:10:59] speaking not as a party standard bearer but as a
[01:11:02] businessman. I think he did the right thing as chairman of an
[01:11:06] Alberta pension fund
[01:11:07] and as the CEO of a consulting and lobbying company to talk
[01:11:11] about investment climate. Well, some MP's have soured on
[01:11:15] palliative as leader. A number of party in caucus sources tell
[01:11:19] me his position is safe. There's no serious movement to
[01:11:22] oust him, at least for now. JP Tasker.
[01:11:25] CBC News, Penticton, BC.
[01:11:28] KEEPS GOING, MARK, THANKS A LOT. >> THANK YOU.
[01:11:30] >> THANK YOU. >> BELL SAYS THE ISSUE AFFECTING
[01:11:33] >> BELL SAYS THE ISSUE AFFECTING 911 SERVICES ACROSS A LARGE PART 911 SERVICES ACROSS A LARGE PART OF THIS COUNTRY HAS NOW BEEN OF THIS COUNTRY HAS NOW BEEN RESOLVED.
[01:11:37] RESOLVED. AT THE PEAK, 911 SERVICES IN AT THE PEAK, 911 SERVICES IN ONTARIO, QUEBEC, NOVA SCOTIA,
[01:11:40] ONTARIO, QUEBEC, NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK, AND MANITOBA ALL
[01:11:43] NEW BRUNSWICK, AND MANITOBA ALL REPORTED PROBLEMS. REPORTED PROBLEMS. LINDA WARD LOOKING AT NOT JUST
[01:11:47] LINDA WARD LOOKING AT NOT JUST THE ISSUE OVERNIGHT, BUT THE THE ISSUE OVERNIGHT, BUT THE RESOLUTION NOW.
[01:11:49] RESOLUTION NOW. >> YEAH, IT IS NOW FULLY >> YEAH, IT IS NOW FULLY RESOLVED, ACCORDING TO BELL,
[01:11:53] RESOLVED, ACCORDING TO BELL, THAT CELL PHONE USERS WERE THAT CELL PHONE USERS WERE REALLY THE ONES THAT WERE HAVING
[01:11:56] REALLY THE ONES THAT WERE HAVING A HARD TIME REACHING 911 ACROSS A HARD TIME REACHING 911 ACROSS A LARGE PART OF THIS COUNTRY, AS
[01:12:00] A LARGE PART OF THIS COUNTRY, AS YOU SAY, ONTARIO, NEW BRUNSWICK,
[01:12:02] YOU SAY, ONTARIO, NEW BRUNSWICK, NOVA SCOTIA, QUEBEC, WINNIPEG AS
[01:12:05] NOVA SCOTIA, QUEBEC, WINNIPEG AS WELL, EVERYTHING SORT OF WELL, EVERYTHING SORT OF WINNIPEG EAST SEEMED TO BE
[01:12:08] WINNIPEG EAST SEEMED TO BE AFFECTED EARLY THIS MORNING.
[01:12:10] AFFECTED EARLY THIS MORNING. BUT BELL SAYS 911 SERVICES NOW
[01:12:13] BUT BELL SAYS 911 SERVICES NOW RESTORED AND PEOPLE CAN USE THE RESTORED AND PEOPLE CAN USE THE SERVICE AGAIN.
[01:12:17] SERVICE AGAIN. AT ISSUE, THEY SAY, WAS THE NEXT
[01:12:19] AT ISSUE, THEY SAY, WAS THE NEXT GENERATION 9 911 NETWORK
[01:12:26] GENERATION 9 911 NETWORK DEPARTMENT REPORTED ABOUT 3 A.M.
[01:12:29] DEPARTMENT REPORTED ABOUT 3 A.M. EASTERN TIME.
[01:12:31] EASTERN TIME. BACKUP LINES WERE BROUGHT ONLINE BACKUP LINES WERE BROUGHT ONLINE WHILE TECH JIGGSS INVESTIGATED
[01:12:35] WHILE TECH JIGGSS INVESTIGATED THE OUTAGE. THE OUTAGE. >> WHAT IS THIS NEXT GENERATION >> WHAT IS THIS NEXT GENERATION 911 SYSTEM?
[01:12:39] 911 SYSTEM? ESSENTIALLY IT IS A SYSTEM ESSENTIALLY IT IS A SYSTEM THAT'S DIGITAL BASED, SUPPOSED
[01:12:42] THAT'S DIGITAL BASED, SUPPOSED TO HAVE ENHANCED LOCATION TO HAVE ENHANCED LOCATION SERVICES, IT IS SUPPOSED TO BE
[01:12:46] SERVICES, IT IS SUPPOSED TO BE EVENTUALLY ABLE TO ALLOW PHOTOS, EVENTUALLY ABLE TO ALLOW PHOTOS, LIVE VIDEO, TEXT MESSAGES, TO
[01:12:49] LIVE VIDEO, TEXT MESSAGES, TO FIRST RESPONDERS, DISPATCHERS,
[01:12:52] FIRST RESPONDERS, DISPATCHERS, ALSO SUPPOSED TO RESIST OUTAGES
[01:12:55] ALSO SUPPOSED TO RESIST OUTAGES AND BE BETTER ABLE TO TAKE LARGE AND BE BETTER ABLE TO TAKE LARGE CALL VOLUME.
[01:12:59] CALL VOLUME. >> AND YET? >> AND YET? >> IN THIS CASE, IT WAS THIS
[01:13:02] >> IN THIS CASE, IT WAS THIS SYSTEM THAT WAS THE PROBLEM.
[01:13:04] SYSTEM THAT WAS THE PROBLEM. AND LIKELY THOSE SYSTEMS THAT
[01:13:06] AND LIKELY THOSE SYSTEMS THAT HAD ALREADY TRANSITIONED TO THIS HAD ALREADY TRANSITIONED TO THIS NG 911 SYSTEM.
[01:15:18] The flames of protest across cities in Iran lit after the
[01:15:23] death in police custody of Musa Amini 4 years ago,
[01:15:27] sparking the woman's life freedom uprising
[01:15:33] soon snuffed out in a brutal crackdown by security forces.
[01:15:39] It is a pattern destined to repeat,
[01:15:42] says Amnesty International, unless the world does more. We
[01:15:47] know that the Security Council is paralyzed by its own action,
[01:15:52] but we believe it is important to remind the world that Iran
[01:15:57] should be at the International Criminal Court.
[01:16:02] There's a starting point. Amnesty has published a report
[01:16:07] naming 87 Iranian officials it holds responsible for the
[01:16:12] deaths of hundreds killed at the protest over Amini's death
[01:16:17] in 2022. I'm really Suffering's mother was one of them. Minu
[01:16:22] Majidi was just 62 years old when she was killed. My mother
[01:16:27] has got shot in the streets. I didn't lose Joseph mother.
[01:16:32] She was my best friend, she was my teacher. All of
[01:16:36] these ones, not the county ones, the amnesties Raha Bahraini
[01:16:40] argues that toothless international condemnation of
[01:16:44] Iran's human rights abuses simply props up the regime,
[01:16:48] sending the wrong message. And it has emboldened the Iranian
[01:16:52] authorities to intensify the use of firearms to crush
[01:16:56] dissent and to disperse and terrorize A civilian population.
[01:17:01] She points to the thousands of anti government protesters
[01:17:06] killed by Iranian security forces in January. And they're
[01:17:10] ever tightening grip on dissent.
[01:17:14] Margaret Evans, CBC News, London.
[01:20:18] He should still be here.
[01:20:20] It's hard for Yola Lemaire to look at photos of her friend
[01:20:24] Pierre Dumas Bell. After having expressed shame and humiliation
[01:20:28] and having been forced by US immigration officials to wear
[01:20:31] an ankle monitor, the honor student,
[01:20:33] athlete and cadet walked into oncoming traffic. He just
[01:20:37] wanted belonging. He just wanted acceptance. He just
[01:20:40] wanted to be treated as like who he was.
[01:20:44] The Trump administration ended Temporary Protected status for
[01:20:47] more than 300, 000 Haitians in July.
[01:20:53] Now the Department of Homeland Security is ramping up
[01:20:56] deportations and bragging about it,
[01:20:59] showing Haitians in this video shackled as they are forcibly
[01:21:03] deported.
[01:21:06] The fear of scenes like this, ICE detention and deportation
[01:21:10] is now keeping many Haitians off the streets. Carl Ruby is a
[01:21:15] pastor in Springfield, OH, where nearly one in five
[01:21:19] residents is Haitian. He has also spoken publicly on behalf
[01:21:23] of Pierre's family. It's too dangerous for people who work
[01:21:27] for the State Department, even walk down the street in
[01:21:31] Port-au-Prince. And yet we're sending people back. It ranks
[01:21:35] up there with the way we treated slaves. It ranks up
[01:21:39] there with Japanese internment camps,
[01:21:42] how we treated Indigenous Native Americans. In a
[01:21:45] statement, the Department of Homeland
[01:21:48] Security said, in part, temporary protected status is
[01:21:52] exactly that, temporary. Some Haitians,
[01:21:55] out of desperation, are considering fleeing to
[01:21:58] Canada. But this advocate warns, unfortunately,
[01:22:01] many of the people who have tried to flee the US into
[01:22:05] Canada
[01:22:07] have been pushed back into the US by the Canadian government.
[01:22:11] She's urging Canada to open more humanitarian pathways for
[01:22:15] those escaping the US and possible death in Haiti. Elmusa.
[01:22:20] CBC News, Springfield, OH.
[01:22:25] The World Ends Tonight controversy has overtaken
[01:22:28] musician Ed Sheeran's tour after political statements from
[01:22:32] his opening act. One of the reasons why I wanted to come on
[01:22:36] this tour was because I wanted to stand up here
[01:22:40] on stages and stadiums across America and say 2 words that
[01:22:46] are very near and dear to my heart. Free Palestine
[01:22:53] rapper Macklemore went on to call the war in Gaza A genocide,
[01:22:57] something the state of Israel denies. On Monday,
[01:23:00] Macklemore announced he was kicked off the rest of
[01:23:03] Sheeran's U.S. tour because of his politics. NFL team and
[01:23:07] stadium owner Robert Kraft said he wouldn't have Macklemore
[01:23:10] perform at his venue outside Boston. Kraft said he was upset
[01:23:14] about Macklemore's history. In 2014,
[01:23:16] the rapper was accused of wearing an anti-Semitic costume
[01:23:20] on stage. Macklemore apologized.
[01:23:24] This House Please.
[01:23:27] The tour headliner in the middle, Ed Sheeran,
[01:23:30] spoke out on Tuesday in a social media post,
[01:23:32] saying I have my personal views on this devastating conflict.
[01:23:36] Just because I choose not to speak publicly,
[01:23:38] it doesn't mean I don't have them.
[01:23:41] But that didn't stop the backlash. His other opening act
[01:23:45] and even his backing band chose to leave the tour. I can't
[01:23:49] think of another example where such an exodus has occurred
[01:23:52] because of a stance that the headlining artist and his
[01:23:56] management team took. This UK based pop culture writer says
[01:24:00] Sheeran's tour will likely go on,
[01:24:02] but that his attempt at neutrality could backfire. It's
[01:24:06] going to be very interesting to see where people stand. Will Ed
[01:24:10] Sheeran change his mind? Will he say something else?
[01:24:14] Will he remain silent because there's a lot of people that
[01:24:17] are gonna watch him for a long time and want to know.
[01:24:20] Macklemore says he's donating $1 million of his tour money to
[01:24:24] organizations helping Palestinians. Kraft says he is
[01:24:27] in talks with Sharon about matching Sheeran's donation of
[01:24:30] $2 000, 000 in support of aid in the
[01:24:32] region. Deanna Sumac Johnson, CBC News, Toronto.
[01:26:44] >> David: CARNEY CARNEY ACCEPTING THE IDEA THIS MORNING
[01:26:47] ACCEPTING THE IDEA THIS MORNING OF ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP IN THE OF ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP IN THE EU, BUT THERE ARE STILL VERY FEW EU, BUT THERE ARE STILL VERY FEW DETAILS ABOUT WHAT IT WOULD
[01:26:51] DETAILS ABOUT WHAT IT WOULD MEAN. MEAN. HOWEVER, THE PRIME MINISTER HOWEVER, THE PRIME MINISTER TALKING ABOUT WHAT IT WOULDN'T
[01:26:55] TALKING ABOUT WHAT IT WOULDN'T MEAN AS WELL THIS MORNING. MEAN AS WELL THIS MORNING. THANK GOODNESS WE'VE GOT JANYCE
[01:26:59] MCGREGOR TO HELP US MAKE SENSE OF IT ALL. OF IT ALL. GOOD MORNING, JANYCE, FIRST OF GOOD MORNING, JANYCE, FIRST OF ALL.
[01:27:03] ALL. >> GOOD MORNING TO YOU. >> GOOD MORNING TO YOU. >> David: WE HEARD THE EU
[01:27:05] >> David: WE HEARD THE EU CHIEF LAY OUT A POTENTIAL VISION CHIEF LAY OUT A POTENTIAL VISION YESTERDAY.
[01:27:08] YESTERDAY. TODAY WAS MARK CARNEY'S TURN. TODAY WAS MARK CARNEY'S TURN. WHAT DO YOU THINK WE LEARNED?
[01:27:12] WHAT DO YOU THINK WE LEARNED? >> YEAH, MARK CARNEY LOVES A >> YEAH, MARK CARNEY LOVES A GOOD SPORTS FRAMING TO THINGS,
[01:27:15] GOOD SPORTS FRAMING TO THINGS, AND IT REALLY DID HAVE THE
[01:27:16] AND IT REALLY DID HAVE THE FEELING, IF YOU KNOW THE
[01:27:20] FEELING, IF YOU KNOW THE LEGISLATURE IN STRASBOURG. LEGISLATURE IN STRASBOURG. THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT MEETS IN
[01:27:23] THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT MEETS IN A ROUND FORMAT THAT DOES KIND OF A ROUND FORMAT THAT DOES KIND OF LEND ITSELF TO THAT SPORTS ARENA
[01:27:26] LEND ITSELF TO THAT SPORTS ARENA FEEL. FEEL. AND FURTHER ADDING TO THAT IS
[01:27:28] AND FURTHER ADDING TO THAT IS CARNEY WALKED, IN YOU SORT OF CARNEY WALKED, IN YOU SORT OF HAD THE SENSE THAT THIS WAS THE
[01:27:31] HAD THE SENSE THAT THIS WAS THE FIGHTER KIND OF WALKING TO THE FIGHTER KIND OF WALKING TO THE STAGE, RIGHT?
[01:27:34] STAGE, RIGHT? ONE MEMBER OF THE EUROPEAN ONE MEMBER OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ACTUALLY, THE LEADER
[01:27:38] PARLIAMENT ACTUALLY, THE LEADER OF THE GREENS, EUROPEAN FREE OF THE GREENS, EUROPEAN FREE ALLIANCE, WAS EVEN WEARING A
[01:27:41] ALLIANCE, WAS EVEN WEARING A TEAM CANADA HOCKEY JERSEY, WHICH TEAM CANADA HOCKEY JERSEY, WHICH REALLY KIND OF ADDED TO THAT
[01:27:45] REALLY KIND OF ADDED TO THAT SENSE. SENSE. BUT THEN THERE WAS AN AWKWARD
[01:27:47] BUT THEN THERE WAS AN AWKWARD MOMENT RIGHT BEFORE HIS SPEECH MOMENT RIGHT BEFORE HIS SPEECH WHEN STILL DON'T KNOW WHO WAS
[01:27:51] WHEN STILL DON'T KNOW WHO WAS YELLING IT, BUT SOMEONE START
[01:27:53] YELLING IT, BUT SOMEONE START GOING USA, USA, A SPORTS CHANT,
[01:27:56] GOING USA, USA, A SPORTS CHANT, YOU KNOW, WHICH WAS KIND OF YOU KNOW, WHICH WAS KIND OF ACKNOWLEDGED BY CARNEY, BUT THEN
[01:28:00] ACKNOWLEDGED BY CARNEY, BUT THEN KIND OF BOOED BY OTHER PEOPLE
[01:28:02] KIND OF BOOED BY OTHER PEOPLE LISTENING IN THE ROOM, MAKING IT
[01:28:05] LISTENING IN THE ROOM, MAKING IT CLEAR, REALLY, WHAT HAD BROUGHT CLEAR, REALLY, WHAT HAD BROUGHT EVERYONE HERE, EVEN THOUGH MAYBE
[01:28:09] EVERYONE HERE, EVEN THOUGH MAYBE DONALD TRUMP'S NAME WAS NOT DONALD TRUMP'S NAME WAS NOT GOING TO BE SPECIFICALLY INVOKED
[01:28:12] GOING TO BE SPECIFICALLY INVOKED AT ANY POINT.
[01:28:13] AT ANY POINT. IN TRYING TO SORT OF MAKE HIS
[01:28:16] IN TRYING TO SORT OF MAKE HIS CASE, HIS CASE THAT IT IS CASE, HIS CASE THAT IT IS POSSIBLE TO HAVE KIND OF
[01:28:20] POSSIBLE TO HAVE KIND OF SOVEREIGNTY BUT ALSO AN ALLIANCE
[01:28:22] SOVEREIGNTY BUT ALSO AN ALLIANCE AT THE SAME TIME, CARNEY WAS AT THE SAME TIME, CARNEY WAS WORKING WITH THIS IDEA OF HOW
[01:28:25] WORKING WITH THIS IDEA OF HOW YOU CAN HAVE YOUR OWN TEAM, BUT YOU CAN HAVE YOUR OWN TEAM, BUT WORK WITH OTHER TEAMS TO FIGHT
[01:28:29] WORK WITH OTHER TEAMS TO FIGHT FOR THE SAME CAUSE, USING IN FOR THE SAME CAUSE, USING IN THIS TIME OF TRADE WAR, A
[01:28:33] THIS TIME OF TRADE WAR, A LITERAL WAR, METAPHOR OF THE
[01:28:36] LITERAL WAR, METAPHOR OF THE VIMY RIDGE OBSERVATION, THE
[01:28:39] VIMY RIDGE OBSERVATION, THE ACORNS, THEY GROW STRONG, AND
[01:28:42] ACORNS, THEY GROW STRONG, AND THE ACORNS TAKEN BACK TO EUROPE,
[01:28:44] THE ACORNS TAKEN BACK TO EUROPE, TO REPLENISH TREES IN EUROPE.
[01:28:47] TO REPLENISH TREES IN EUROPE. THE IDEA OF ENTER DEPENDENCY AND THE IDEA OF ENTER DEPENDENCY AND AT ONE POINT THE SPEECH ICED
[01:28:51] AT ONE POINT THE SPEECH ICED LINE ABOUT THE DEEP, DEEP LINE ABOUT THE DEEP, DEEP RELATIONSHIP AND RESILIENCY
[01:28:54] RELATIONSHIP AND RESILIENCY CREATING A PROTECTIVE CANOPY TO
[01:28:57] CREATING A PROTECTIVE CANOPY TO HELP PEOPLE THRIVE. HELP PEOPLE THRIVE. I'M GOING TO LEAN INTO A SECTION
[01:29:00] I'M GOING TO LEAN INTO A SECTION OF HIS SPEECH WHERE HE WAS OF HIS SPEECH WHERE HE WAS TRYING TO ARTICULATE IN SOME
[01:29:03] TRYING TO ARTICULATE IN SOME MORE DETAIL KIND OF THE VALUES MORE DETAIL KIND OF THE VALUES THAT WOULD ALLOW THEM TO BOTH BE
[01:29:06] THAT WOULD ALLOW THEM TO BOTH BE SOVEREIGN AND HAVE A NEW DEEPER SOVEREIGN AND HAVE A NEW DEEPER RELATIONSHIP AT THE SAME TIME.
[01:29:10] RELATIONSHIP AT THE SAME TIME. >> WE ALL HAVE IMPORTANT GAPS IN >> WE ALL HAVE IMPORTANT GAPS IN THESE STRATEGIC CAPABILITIES.
[01:29:14] THESE STRATEGIC CAPABILITIES. AND WE EACH MUST RELY ON AND WE EACH MUST RELY ON INDIVIDUAL NATIONS OR INDIVIDUAL
[01:29:18] INDIVIDUAL NATIONS OR INDIVIDUAL COMPANIES TO FILL THEM.
[01:29:20] COMPANIES TO FILL THEM. AND THAT CREATES AND THAT CREATES VULNERABILITIES.
[01:29:24] VULNERABILITIES. PARTICULARLY WHEN SUPPOSEDLY
[01:29:26] PARTICULARLY WHEN SUPPOSEDLY GLOBAL COMPANIES PROVE NATIONAL
[01:29:29] GLOBAL COMPANIES PROVE NATIONAL IN THE BREACH.
[01:29:30] IN THE BREACH. CLOSING THESE GAPS IS NOT CLOSING THESE GAPS IS NOT POSSIBLE ALONE.
[01:29:34] POSSIBLE ALONE. BUT IT'S VERY ACHIEVABLE
[01:29:38] BUT IT'S VERY ACHIEVABLE COLLECTIVELY. COLLECTIVELY. >> SO HE GAVE EXAMPLES OF WHAT
[01:29:40] >> SO HE GAVE EXAMPLES OF WHAT CAPABILITIES HE'S TALKING ABOUT.
[01:29:43] CAPABILITIES HE'S TALKING ABOUT. AI, SEMICONDUCTORS, CRITICAL AI, SEMICONDUCTORS, CRITICAL MINERALS, FINANCIAL PAYMENT
[01:29:47] MINERALS, FINANCIAL PAYMENT SYSTEMS. SYSTEMS. A NUMBER OF THINGS I HAVE TO SAY
[01:29:50] A NUMBER OF THINGS I HAVE TO SAY THAT WEREN'T EVEN REALLY ON THE THAT WEREN'T EVEN REALLY ON THE POLICY HORIZON A DECADE AGO WHEN
[01:29:54] POLICY HORIZON A DECADE AGO WHEN CANADA FIRST NEGOTIATED ITS CANADA FIRST NEGOTIATED ITS COMPREHENSIVE TRADE AGREEMENT
[01:29:57] COMPREHENSIVE TRADE AGREEMENT WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION. WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION. ONE THE QUESTIONS I THINK IN
[01:30:00] ONE THE QUESTIONS I THINK IN FRONT OF US TODAY IS WHEN BOTH
[01:30:03] FRONT OF US TODAY IS WHEN BOTH CARNEY TODAY AND URSULA VON DER CARNEY TODAY AND URSULA VON DER LEYEN YESTERDAY TALKED ABOUT
[01:30:07] LEYEN YESTERDAY TALKED ABOUT MOVING BEYOND CETA IS WHETHER MOVING BEYOND CETA IS WHETHER THAT MEANS THAT THE CETA PART OF
[01:30:10] THAT MEANS THAT THE CETA PART OF THE RELATIONSHIP IS SOMETHING THE RELATIONSHIP IS SOMETHING THEY ARE GOING TO SET ASIDE IN
[01:30:14] THEY ARE GOING TO SET ASIDE IN FAVOUR OF TRYING TO CREATE THIS FAVOUR OF TRYING TO CREATE THIS NEW THING FOR THIS NEW MOMENT.
[01:30:18] NEW THING FOR THIS NEW MOMENT. I TOOK NOTICE OF THE FACT THAT I TOOK NOTICE OF THE FACT THAT BOTH IN THE READ-OUT YESTERDAY
[01:30:22] BOTH IN THE READ-OUT YESTERDAY AND IN THE REMARKS TODAY THEY AND IN THE REMARKS TODAY THEY SPOKE OF NONAGRICULTURAL TRADE.
[01:30:25] SPOKE OF NONAGRICULTURAL TRADE. I THINK THAT'S A REFERENCE TO I THINK THAT'S A REFERENCE TO SOMETHING THAT FRANKLY HUNG UP
[01:30:29] SOMETHING THAT FRANKLY HUNG UP RATIFICATION OF CETA AND THE RATIFICATION OF CETA AND THE ACCEPTANCE OF CETA IN EUROPE.
[01:30:32] ACCEPTANCE OF CETA IN EUROPE. WE KNOW HOW PROTECTIONIST, THE WE KNOW HOW PROTECTIONIST, THE POLITICS AROUND THEIR FARMERS
[01:30:35] POLITICS AROUND THEIR FARMERS ARE. ARE. WE KNOW HOW MUCH THEY THOUGHT
[01:30:40] THAT FOR EXAMPLE IF CANADIAN MEAT CAME INTO EUROPE, THAT MEAT CAME INTO EUROPE, THAT WOULD BE A BACKDOOR TO AMERICAN
[01:30:42] WOULD BE A BACKDOOR TO AMERICAN AGRICULTURE AND THEY WERE AGRICULTURE AND THEY WERE ABSOLUTELY NOT HAVING THAT.
[01:30:45] ABSOLUTELY NOT HAVING THAT. IT BECAME A HUGE POLITICAL IT BECAME A HUGE POLITICAL PROBLEM AS THE CETA RATIFICATION PROBLEM AS THE CETA RATIFICATION PROCESS MOVED ALONG.
[01:30:49] PROCESS MOVED ALONG. AND OF COURSE JUST THE IDEA THAT AND OF COURSE JUST THE IDEA THAT WHILE CANADA WAS CLOSE TO THE
[01:30:53] WHILE CANADA WAS CLOSE TO THE U.S., ANY KIND OF A DEEP U.S., ANY KIND OF A DEEP RELATIONSHIP WITH CANADA WOULD
[01:30:57] RELATIONSHIP WITH CANADA WOULD BE A BACKDOOR FOR THE AMERICANS BE A BACKDOOR FOR THE AMERICANS TO GET IN THERE WITH THEIR
[01:31:01] TO GET IN THERE WITH THEIR DOMINANCE. DOMINANCE. YOU KNOW, THAT USED TO BE A YOU KNOW, THAT USED TO BE A PROBLEM.
[01:31:04] PROBLEM. BUT IN THIS NEW REALITY, IS THAT BUT IN THIS NEW REALITY, IS THAT LESS AFTER PROBLEM?
[01:31:07] LESS AFTER PROBLEM? THAT IS THE FRAMING THAT CARNEY THAT IS THE FRAMING THAT CARNEY WAS GOING FOR HERE.
[01:31:10] WAS GOING FOR HERE. BUT HE NEVER AT ANY POINT
[01:31:13] BUT HE NEVER AT ANY POINT EXPRESSED HIS DESIRE FOR EXPRESSED HIS DESIRE FOR MEMBERSHIP.
[01:31:15] MEMBERSHIP. THE WORD HE USES IS ALLIANCE. THE WORD HE USES IS ALLIANCE. AND I THINK IT'S INTERESTING TO
[01:31:19] AND I THINK IT'S INTERESTING TO ALSO NOTE THAT THAT WORD, ALSO NOTE THAT THAT WORD, MEMBERSHIP THAT WAS CONJURED UP
[01:31:23] MEMBERSHIP THAT WAS CONJURED UP BY THE HEAD OF THE EUROPEAN BY THE HEAD OF THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION YESTERDAY, THAT IS
[01:31:27] COMMISSION YESTERDAY, THAT IS NOT SOMETHING THAT ALL OF EUROPE NOT SOMETHING THAT ALL OF EUROPE EVEN AGREES IS A GOOD IDEA.
[01:31:31] EVEN AGREES IS A GOOD IDEA. THIS IDEA OF A TWO TIERED
[01:31:34] THIS IDEA OF A TWO TIERED MEMBERSHIP, AN ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP, AN ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP, THAT IS SOMETHING
[01:31:38] MEMBERSHIP, THAT IS SOMETHING THAT ON THE ONE HAND COULD BE THAT ON THE ONE HAND COULD BE QUITE DISCOURAGING TO THOSE
[01:31:42] QUITE DISCOURAGING TO THOSE SEEKING FULL MEMBER SHH YOU SEEKING FULL MEMBER SHH YOU THINK OF THE UKRAINIANS WHO
[01:31:45] THINK OF THE UKRAINIANS WHO LITERALLY HAVE FOUGHT WITH THEIR LITERALLY HAVE FOUGHT WITH THEIR OWN BLOOD TRYING TO BECOME FULL OWN BLOOD TRYING TO BECOME FULL MEMBERS OF EUROPE.
[01:31:49] MEMBERS OF EUROPE. THEY MIGHT NOT WANT A SECOND THEY MIGHT NOT WANT A SECOND TIER CREATED THAT THEY COULD BE
[01:31:52] TIER CREATED THAT THEY COULD BE RELEGATED TOMORROW. RELEGATED TOMORROW. BUT YOU ALSO HAVE THIS OTHER
[01:31:55] BUT YOU ALSO HAVE THIS OTHER QUESTION OF WHETHER THIS IS PART QUESTION OF WHETHER THIS IS PART OF A BIGGER NOTION ON EUROPE'S
[01:31:58] OF A BIGGER NOTION ON EUROPE'S PART THAT MAYBE CANADA GOES PART THAT MAYBE CANADA GOES FIRST, THAT THIS ISN'T SOMETHING FIRST, THAT THIS ISN'T SOMETHING THAT'S UNIQUELY LIMITED TO
[01:32:02] THAT'S UNIQUELY LIMITED TO CANADA. CANADA. MAYBE IT STARTS WITH CANADA AND MAYBE IT STARTS WITH CANADA AND THEN YOU THINK OF OTHER PEOPLE
[01:32:06] THEN YOU THINK OF OTHER PEOPLE WHO WOULD WANT, IN AUSTRALIA AND WHO WOULD WANT, IN AUSTRALIA AND SO FORTH, THIS NEW KIND OF
[01:32:09] SO FORTH, THIS NEW KIND OF COALITION OF THE WILLING SORT OF COALITION OF THE WILLING SORT OF NOTION MILITARILY, DOES THAT
[01:32:11] NOTION MILITARILY, DOES THAT EXPAND TO OTHER AREAS. EXPAND TO OTHER AREAS. THEY ARE TRYING TO FRAME THIS AS
[01:32:14] THEY ARE TRYING TO FRAME THIS AS VERY UNIQUE AND CRAFT THE VERY UNIQUE AND CRAFT THE ESPECIALLY FOR THE TWO OF THEM.
[01:32:17] ESPECIALLY FOR THE TWO OF THEM. BUT THEY I AM SURE ARE ALSO BUT THEY I AM SURE ARE ALSO THINKING ABOUT WHAT PRECEDENTS THINKING ABOUT WHAT PRECEDENTS THEY SET.
[01:32:21] THEY SET. BECAUSE IN POLITICS, PRECEDENTS BECAUSE IN POLITICS, PRECEDENTS CAN BE REALLY POWERFUL.
[01:32:24] CAN BE REALLY POWERFUL. >> AS CAN JUST THE MESSAGING.
[01:32:26] >> AS CAN JUST THE MESSAGING. AND SO IT'S INTERESTING TO HEAR
[01:32:29] AND SO IT'S INTERESTING TO HEAR CARNEY REALLY MAKING AN EFFORT CARNEY REALLY MAKING AN EFFORT TO NOT TAKE A DIRECT SHOT, NOT
[01:32:33] TO NOT TAKE A DIRECT SHOT, NOT NAMING DONALD TRUMP AT ANY NAMING DONALD TRUMP AT ANY MOMENT.
[01:32:36] MOMENT. BUT THERE WAS -- THERE WAS ONE BUT THERE WAS -- THERE WAS ONE NOTABLE EXCEPTION.
[01:32:39] NOTABLE EXCEPTION. >> YEAH, INDEED. >> YEAH, INDEED. I THINK, YOU KNOW, THE PART OF
[01:32:42] I THINK, YOU KNOW, THE PART OF THIS SPEECH, RIGHT, THAT WAS THE THIS SPEECH, RIGHT, THAT WAS THE BEST RECEIVED IS ARGUABLY THAT
[01:32:46] BEST RECEIVED IS ARGUABLY THAT PART AT THE END WHERE HE WAS PART AT THE END WHERE HE WAS TRYING TO BE CLEAR THAT THEY ARE
[01:32:49] TRYING TO BE CLEAR THAT THEY ARE NOT PROPOSING LIKE SOME THIRD
[01:32:51] NOT PROPOSING LIKE SOME THIRD BLOCK, A NEW POWER RIVALRY, BLOCK, A NEW POWER RIVALRY, MANNERS, HE SAID, THEY ARE NOT
[01:32:55] MANNERS, HE SAID, THEY ARE NOT SEEKING TO DOMINATE ANYONE. SEEKING TO DOMINATE ANYONE. HE EXPLICITLY SAID IN THE NEWS
[01:32:58] HE EXPLICITLY SAID IN THE NEWS CONFERENCE THAT THIS IS ABOUT CONFERENCE THAT THIS IS ABOUT CREATING, YOU KNOW, SOMETHING
[01:33:01] CREATING, YOU KNOW, SOMETHING THAT THEY WOULD BE FOR, NOT THAT THEY WOULD BE FOR, NOT REACTING TO SOMETHING ELSE WHICH
[01:33:05] REACTING TO SOMETHING ELSE WHICH I THINK WE ALL READ IN THE ROOM
[01:33:07] I THINK WE ALL READ IN THE ROOM AS BEING A REFERENCE TO SORT OF AS BEING A REFERENCE TO SORT OF THE ONGOING DIFFICULTIES THEY
[01:33:11] THE ONGOING DIFFICULTIES THEY ARE BOTH HAVING WITH THE ARE BOTH HAVING WITH THE AMERICAN ADMINISTRATION. AMERICAN ADMINISTRATION. THEN A LITTLE LATER, IN HIS
[01:33:15] THEN A LITTLE LATER, IN HIS REMARKS TO REPORTERS, HE SAID
[01:33:18] REMARKS TO REPORTERS, HE SAID THIS. THIS. >> THIS HAS BEEN OUR STRATEGY >> THIS HAS BEEN OUR STRATEGY FROM THE START.
[01:33:22] FROM THE START. WE ARE LOOKING FOR PARTNERSHIP
[01:33:25] WE ARE LOOKING FOR PARTNERSHIP THAT IS ARE COMPLIMENTARY, THAT
[01:33:29] THAT IS ARE COMPLIMENTARY, THAT REINFORCE OUR SOVEREIGNTY AND REINFORCE OUR SOVEREIGNTY AND THAT'S WHAT IS ON OFFER HERE.
[01:33:32] THAT'S WHAT IS ON OFFER HERE. AND CANADIANS ARE UNITED THAT AND CANADIANS ARE UNITED THAT NOBODY IS GOING TO TELL US WHAT
[01:33:36] NOBODY IS GOING TO TELL US WHAT LANGUAGE WE SPEAK. LANGUAGE WE SPEAK. NO ONE IS GOING TO DICTATE OUR
[01:33:40] NO ONE IS GOING TO DICTATE OUR CULTURE, OR WITH WHOM WE CAN
[01:33:42] CULTURE, OR WITH WHOM WE CAN STRIKE AGREEMENTS STRIKE AGREEMENTS INTERNATIONALLY, THANK YOU.
[01:33:47] >>> AND, OF COURSE, WHEN YOU ARE IN EUROPE, THEY DON'T NEED IT IN EUROPE, THEY DON'T NEED IT EXPLAINED TO THEM, THE VALUE OF
[01:33:50] EXPLAINED TO THEM, THE VALUE OF MULTIPLE LANGUAGES AND CULTURES MULTIPLE LANGUAGES AND CULTURES COMING TOGETHER UNDER SHARED
[01:33:54] COMING TOGETHER UNDER SHARED DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS. DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS. THAT'S LITERALLY THE LOVE
[01:33:56] THAT'S LITERALLY THE LOVE LANGUAGE OF THE EUROPEAN LANGUAGE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT.
[01:33:59] PARLIAMENT. HE IS HEARKENING THERE TO WHAT HE IS HEARKENING THERE TO WHAT WE WERE TOLD FROM THE CANADIAN
[01:34:02] WE WERE TOLD FROM THE CANADIAN SIDE WAS THE REASON THE CUSMA SIDE WAS THE REASON THE CUSMA TALKS WENT SIDEWAYS AT THE VERY
[01:34:06] TALKS WENT SIDEWAYS AT THE VERY END, THIS IDEA THAT IT WAS A RED END, THIS IDEA THAT IT WAS A RED LINE FOR CANADA TO BE TOLD WHAT
[01:34:10] LINE FOR CANADA TO BE TOLD WHAT AGREEMENTS IT COULD AND COULD
[01:34:13] AGREEMENTS IT COULD AND COULD NOT ENTER INTERINTO. NOT ENTER INTERINTO. NOW, THE TIMING FOR THIS VISIT,
[01:34:16] NOW, THE TIMING FOR THIS VISIT, THIS KEYNOTE SPEECH OF HIS, THIS KEYNOTE SPEECH OF HIS, SOMEWHAT EXTRAORDINARILY INVITED
[01:34:19] SOMEWHAT EXTRAORDINARILY INVITED TO DO THIS, WAS BEFORE THOSE TO DO THIS, WAS BEFORE THOSE TALKS COLLAPSED.
[01:34:22] TALKS COLLAPSED. SO THIS SPEECH IS NOT A REACTION SO THIS SPEECH IS NOT A REACTION TO THAT, HIM SAYING THIS TODAY,
[01:34:26] TO THAT, HIM SAYING THIS TODAY, THOUGH, CLEARLY A REFERENCE TO
[01:34:28] THOUGH, CLEARLY A REFERENCE TO THAT AND IT OCCURS TO ME THAT THAT AND IT OCCURS TO ME THAT THIS IDEA OF CLOSER TIES TO
[01:34:32] THIS IDEA OF CLOSER TIES TO EUROPE IS A LITTLE BIT EASIER TO EUROPE IS A LITTLE BIT EASIER TO SELL ON BOTH SIDES AT A TIME
[01:34:36] SELL ON BOTH SIDES AT A TIME WHEN HOSTILITIES WITH THE WHEN HOSTILITIES WITH THE AMERICANS REMAIN.
[01:34:38] AMERICANS REMAIN. BUT THOSE HOSTILITIES MAY NOT BUT THOSE HOSTILITIES MAY NOT ALWAYS BE THERE.
[01:34:41] ALWAYS BE THERE. IF CANADA EVENTUALLY COMES TO IF CANADA EVENTUALLY COMES TO TERMS, REACHES SOME KIND OF AN
[01:34:45] TERMS, REACHES SOME KIND OF AN AGREEMENT WITH THIS WHITE HOUSE AGREEMENT WITH THIS WHITE HOUSE OR A FUTURE WHITE HOUSE, YOU
[01:34:48] OR A FUTURE WHITE HOUSE, YOU KNOW, THIS LONGER-TERM PROJECT KNOW, THIS LONGER-TERM PROJECT WITH EUROPE ISN'T GOING TO BE
[01:34:52] WITH EUROPE ISN'T GOING TO BE SORTED OUT IN A FEW MONTHS, SORTED OUT IN A FEW MONTHS, MAYBE NOT EVEN A FEW YEARS.
[01:34:55] MAYBE NOT EVEN A FEW YEARS. WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE THEN ONCE WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE THEN ONCE CANADA DOES HAVE MORE PEACE WITH
[01:34:57] CANADA DOES HAVE MORE PEACE WITH THE U.S., BECAUSE PRESUMABLY THE U.S., BECAUSE PRESUMABLY IT'S NOT IN CANADA'S INTEREST TO
[01:35:00] IT'S NOT IN CANADA'S INTEREST TO BE AT WAR WITH THE U.S. FOREVER.
[01:35:05] Stand up for a strong and sovereign Alberta within a
[01:35:08] united Canada. As the Alberta government starts running ads
[01:35:12] about the upcoming referendum, a new report commissioned by
[01:35:16] the government lays out the potential costs of separation
[01:35:20] as much as $170 billion / 5 years. It says in a worst case
[01:35:24] scenario, Alberta's GDP could drop by
[01:35:27] about 10%, average annual wages could
[01:35:29] shrink by close to $5500, and the debt could grow by $327
[01:35:33] billion. In a scenario where things go smoothly,
[01:35:37] GDP could fall by about 2%, those wages could drop by about
[01:35:41] $1200 a person, and Alberta's debt could
[01:35:44] increase by $209 billion. A lot of pain up front,
[01:35:47] not a huge amount of gain. Those pushing for Alberta to
[01:35:51] leave say the uncertainty is worth it. The question is,
[01:35:55] are we more afraid of what's coming with Liberals and power?
[01:35:59] Are we more afraid of being self-sufficient?
[01:36:02] Because either way, there's a risk
[01:36:05] campaigning to stay in Canada, believe the costs could be even
[01:36:08] higher. There are so many assumptions. And at the very
[01:36:11] bottom, at the very bottom of the report, it says we're not sure. We're
[01:36:15] not sure if this is right or not,
[01:36:16] but this is the best we could do. And I think that that's
[01:36:20] actually the statement that we should be focused on. Alberta's
[01:36:23] premier pointing to the costs, saying it's up to voters to
[01:36:26] make up their minds. It's not inconsequential the amount of
[01:36:29] debt we would have to take on. I'm personally of the view that
[01:36:32] things are going so well right now that we've managed to
[01:36:35] address so many of the things that were holding Alberta back. This
[01:36:39] political scientist says the province has not campaigned
[01:36:43] strongly for the stay vote. If they were actually interested
[01:36:46] in making a strong campaign for Alberta to remain part of
[01:36:49] Canada, they would be saying exactly
[01:36:51] that on all of their messaging and all of their ad buying. As
[01:36:55] the vault looms, campaigns on both sides are
[01:36:57] expected to ramp up. Albertans head to the polls October 19th
[01:37:01] Julia Wong, CBC News, Edmonton.
[01:37:05] Bump bump
[01:37:09] videos like this offer an inside look into a criminal
[01:37:12] network that's thrown Canadian communities into crisis. That
[01:37:16] man firing a handgun near an Edmonton highway was deported
[01:37:20] earlier this year.
[01:37:24] So was this man. Images taken from his cell phone include
[01:37:28] what appears to be an automatic weapon,
[01:37:30] bins that look full of bullets and a selfie taken in front of
[01:37:34] a burning building.
[01:37:37] The videos come from police investigations into the Bishnoi
[01:37:41] gang, led from an Indian jail cell by
[01:37:44] Lawrence Bishnoi.
[01:37:47] That gang or its copycats believed to be behind the
[01:37:50] crisis of extortions and shootings targeting the Indo
[01:37:54] Canadian community in Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario.
[01:37:58] CBC News exclusively received the files from Canada's
[01:38:02] Immigration and Refugee Board. The release includes this
[01:38:06] threatening letter to the Abbotsford police last summer
[01:38:10] from Laurence Gang from India. It says we will rule in Canada.
[01:38:14] We have more than 5000 gang members in Canada.
[01:38:18] They can do shooting for only 1000. Do not try to stop us. I
[01:38:22] think it's pretty unsurprising. Criminology professor Wade
[01:38:25] Diceman says those threats have credibility because the gang
[01:38:30] recruits young men, often on student visas. They're
[01:38:33] prepared to do this work for very cheap. Also last summer,
[01:38:37] the Canada Border Services Agency intensified extortion
[01:38:40] investigations, leading to more than 100
[01:38:43] deportations. That they're engaging in that many
[01:38:46] deportations tells me that
[01:38:48] they're they're doing a cost benefit calculus. They can't
[01:38:52] possibly prosecute all of those cases. That choice means those
[01:38:56] individual cases are closed. Diceman says that may make it
[01:39:00] tough to follow evidence further up the criminal chain.
[01:39:04] Lindsey Duncombe, CBC News, Vancouver.
[01:39:09] According to newly released documents,
[01:39:11] the Toronto police officer didn't care if people got hurt
[01:39:14] after he conducted government database searches and sold
[01:39:18] peoples confidential information,
[01:39:20] knowing it could lead to serious violence. The documents
[01:39:23] also say the officer preferred to do these searches while on
[01:39:27] duty to reduce suspicion.
[01:39:29] Timothy Barnhardt, who police call the Genesis of
[01:39:32] Police Corruption case Project S,
[01:39:35] is accused of routinely selling confidential information to
[01:39:39] Brian Decosta
[01:39:41] which allegedly led to various shootings across the GTA. And
[01:39:45] to this I have not seen anyone get out the passenger side. An
[01:39:49] alleged attempted murder of a jail official which was
[01:39:52] intercepted by police. Let's take him down right now.
[01:39:55] Barnhart is accused of providing the jail officials
[01:39:58] address and vehicle information to Decosta,
[01:40:01] who then gave it to an alleged gun for hire network to carry
[01:40:05] out the attempted hit.
[01:40:07] This is all outlined in an Information to Obtain or ITO
[01:40:11] police documents laying out existing evidence used to
[01:40:15] convince the courts to sign off on police conducting search
[01:40:19] warrants. The allegations in the ITO have not yet been
[01:40:23] tested in court. Also in the ITO who police believe ordered
[01:40:27] the alleged hit on the jail official and why?
[01:40:31] It goes back to this man Gurpreet Singh,
[01:40:34] who is in jail fighting extradition to the US. He's
[01:40:37] accused of
[01:40:39] acting as an accomplice in an alleged murderous drug
[01:40:42] smuggling ring led by accused cocaine kingpin Ryan Wedding.
[01:40:45] According to the ITO, police intercepted calls from
[01:40:49] the Toronto S detention centre between Singh and inmate there
[01:40:53] and Acosta. The ITO says Singh had motive to harm the jail
[01:40:57] official for a number of reasons,
[01:40:59] including that he confiscated cell phones and steroids from
[01:41:03] Singh and his former cellmate and separated the two,
[01:41:06] the documents also state. Police believe it
[01:41:09] as a jail guard who is also an ex-girlfriend of Singh,
[01:41:13] who took a photo of the jail officials license plate which
[01:41:16] Barnhart then used to run his search to get the jail
[01:41:20] officials address. Both Singh and his ex-girlfriend,
[01:41:23] the jail guard have not been charged in this case. CBC News
[01:41:27] asked the lawyers for comment for Singh,
[01:41:29] Barnhart and Decosta. Barnhart's lawyer declined. We
[01:41:33] did not hear back from Decosta or Singh lawyer by our deadline.
[01:41:37] Those things lawyer has previously reiterated to us
[01:41:40] that his client has not been charged in this case. Angelina
[01:41:44] King, CBC News, Toronto.
[01:43:50] We're following developing news out of Quebec. A diver is in
[01:43:53] hospital following an attack by A great white shark in eastern
[01:43:56] Quebec. The diver was on an excursion in the Gaspe
[01:43:59] Peninsula with a scuba diving company. And Sarah has the
[01:44:03] latest on this. Sarah, absolutely. I mean,
[01:44:05] the latest is that after this attack happened 10:30 in the
[01:44:09] morning or just before that, this diver was treated,
[01:44:12] we understand from the Coast Guard and from the company
[01:44:15] involved here treated at the scene and had been aboard or
[01:44:19] was part of a crew that was out on a vessel named Yoda,
[01:44:22] a Coast Guard Auxiliary dive boat. And so there was the
[01:44:26] ability to treat on the scene and then take to hospital. And
[01:44:29] from the dive company involved here,
[01:44:32] they put out a statement and basically what they are saying
[01:44:35] here is that the driver was taken to hospital but not with
[01:44:39] any life threatening injuries. So in other words,
[01:44:42] is is alive and it's expected to live despite the fact that
[01:44:46] there was this shark attack precautionary measure. They say
[01:44:49] they are suspending
[01:44:51] dive activities. This is the area that we're talking about
[01:44:54] here. Here's the Gaspe Peninsula and the waters are
[01:44:57] are off the coast here in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence.
[01:45:00] Important to say this is very cold water right now. We're
[01:45:03] talking about maybe 14° and it's of course only going to
[01:45:06] get colder as we approach the winter. But what we are hearing
[01:45:10] from this dive company in is that they are suspending as a
[01:45:13] precautionary measure any future dives or anymore dives
[01:45:16] in an area that is. And these are some of the pictures of
[01:45:19] this spectacular for scuba diving. It
[01:45:21] is a popular tourist and activity. This company is not
[01:45:24] engaging in it anymore this season as a result of what's
[01:45:28] happened here. I feel like the reaction from a lot of people
[01:45:32] watching might be twofold. First of all,
[01:45:34] a shark attack off the waters of Canada. And secondly,
[01:45:38] how unusual is this? So on one hand,
[01:45:40] do the answer would be very rare, but on the other hand,
[01:45:43] more common than you might think and more common in the
[01:45:47] last, say, few years. There is a nonprofit
[01:45:49] organization that tracks sharks O
[01:45:52] search and they had just over the summer,
[01:45:54] so that they had been tracking 4 sharks in particular that had
[01:45:58] been spotted in this particular area of the Saint Lawrence near
[01:46:02] to a couple of islands and in one case off the coast of
[01:46:05] Newfoundland. And you know, so that is for sightings. And
[01:46:09] the this was, this was announced and,
[01:46:11] and talked about in the context of being really good news
[01:46:15] because, you know, what it might suggest is that
[01:46:18] this is a healthy or healthier population of great white
[01:46:21] sharks, you know, a species that has been threatened certainly,
[01:46:25] and perhaps a return to healthier waters. Of course,
[01:46:28] today's news is going to maybe, you know, put a bit of a,
[01:46:31] a shadow on that. But this is what we're experiencing here.
[01:46:35] We are seeing a return to some extent of great white sharks in
[01:46:39] this area. All right, Sarah, thank you very much. Well,
[01:46:42] let's bring in an expert who tracks shark behavior for his
[01:46:46] perspective on what happened. Neil Hammerschlag is the
[01:46:49] executive director of the Shark Research Foundation and he is
[01:46:53] in Halifax.
[01:46:54] Thank you very much for joining us. When you heard of this
[01:46:57] attack on a diver in the Gaspe Peninsula,
[01:47:00] what was your reaction?
[01:47:03] Well, obviously, you know, I'm a very upset. This is a
[01:47:07] tragic thing. It's terrible that anyone would be bitten by
[01:47:11] a shark. And even as as rare as it is, you know, it's,
[01:47:15] I think it unfortunately paints the sharks in a bad light. And
[01:47:20] obviously we don't want any harm to come to people. But not
[01:47:25] entirely unexpected considering, you know,
[01:47:28] there are a lot of sharks in Atlantic Canada at this time of
[01:47:32] year. OK to that I think, I mean, I grew up in in the Maritimes
[01:47:36] and, and that statement kind of
[01:47:38] surprises me. So a lot of great white sharks in the waters off
[01:47:42] Atlantic Canada.
[01:47:44] Yeah. So my team, we do research on on the great
[01:47:47] white sharks off of Nova Scotia. And like for example,
[01:47:50] last year our team documented over 100 different great white
[01:47:54] sharks that moved through our one area of the Southwest and
[01:47:58] Nova Scotia. And what I can tell you is we we've started to
[01:48:02] see quite a few great whites this year already. My team was
[01:48:06] out today with Atlantic Shark Expeditions and we had three
[01:48:10] different great whites just today alone at our boat. So,
[01:48:14] you know, you you're surprised and it's
[01:48:16] true, but this is a part of their
[01:48:18] natural range. But encounters and sightings have been
[01:48:22] increasing, especially over the last,
[01:48:24] let's say, five years. And is there
[01:48:27] anything unusual about where this shark was and the time of
[01:48:31] year that this happened?
[01:48:34] No, actually, this is, you know, the gas bag Quebec. That area
[01:48:38] is known to have a lot of seals. And we know that great whites
[01:48:42] at this time of year are probably at their most
[01:48:45] plentiful. Like September is the peak of the peak season for
[01:48:49] them. And they're around, they're probably hunting seals.
[01:48:53] And, you know, you know, where they're seals,
[01:48:56] they're sharks. And so that is an area that are known to be
[01:49:00] frequented by great whites and, you know, an area where
[01:49:04] they could be, you know, hunting seals.
[01:49:08] Maybe we can blame Hollywood. But Neil,
[01:49:10] I don't have to tell you that. Whether it's an attack off the,
[01:49:14] you know, coast of Australia, California or in this case,
[01:49:18] Quebec, there's something about a great
[01:49:20] white shark attacking a human being that not only gets a lot
[01:49:24] of attention but makes a lot of people feel uncomfortable. How
[01:49:28] concerned should those who like to scuba dive, for example,
[01:49:32] in this area, How concerned should they be?
[01:49:36] Honestly, this is relatively, I mean,
[01:49:38] this is rare. We you have, when you're scuba diving or
[01:49:42] even walking along the beach, you have more to worry about,
[01:49:45] you know, falling and tripping over
[01:49:47] sandcastle and, and, and you know,
[01:49:49] more people die that way. Actually annually more people
[01:49:53] die of, of being caught in a RIP
[01:49:55] current. Drowning a shark bite is extremely, extremely rare,
[01:49:58] especially from our great white. But I think there's obviously
[01:50:02] something dramatic about it. And the fact is, like
[01:50:05] a lot of people, you know, that's,
[01:50:07] that's like a primorial fear of and so that's why it gets so
[01:50:11] much more attention than people dying here in Atlantic Canada,
[01:50:14] tick bites, which is obviously way more
[01:50:17] common and way more lethal. So I think, you know, personally,
[01:50:20] I would, I would take my kids to the
[01:50:22] ocean. I would enjoy the ocean. I think everyone should enjoy
[01:50:26] the ocean. Fortunately for us, there are great whites,
[01:50:29] but humans are not a natural prey item. We're not on their
[01:50:32] menu. And in fact, most of the time great whites actually want to have
[01:50:36] nothing to do with people. And generally,
[01:50:53] You've probably seen the headlines. A super El Nino is
[01:50:55] brewing in the Pacific. I've been tracking El Nino for years.
[01:50:59] But these numbers, they're off the charts. So what
[01:51:02] is it that I've never seen before?
[01:51:04] I've never seen an El Nino this strong hit on top of an ocean
[01:51:08] that is hotter than we've ever seen it and that has experts
[01:51:11] around the world worried that the usual El Nino floods and
[01:51:15] storms will be worse than we can imagine. So how does this
[01:51:19] all work? At its most basic, El Nino is a huge shift
[01:51:22] of warm ocean water. So normally,
[01:51:24] strong trade winds blowing near the equator shove the warm
[01:51:28] surface water east to West toward Asia and Australia. All
[01:51:32] that warm water gets piled up, pushing heat deep into the sea
[01:51:36] while opening the door for cooler water to come to the
[01:51:40] surface off the coast of South America. This is our normal
[01:51:44] ocean state. But during an El Nino,
[01:51:46] those trade winds collapse, often triggered by a
[01:51:50] disturbance like a cyclone that sets off a domino effect.
[01:51:54] And with no wind holding it back,
[01:51:56] that giant pool of warm water sloshes right back across the
[01:52:00] Pacific, spreading out like a hot
[01:52:02] blanket. So why does this slosh in the Pacific matter to the
[01:52:06] rest of the world? Because the Pacific covers half
[01:52:10] the planet. That much warm water sitting on the surface
[01:52:13] releases a colossal amount of heat straight up into the
[01:52:17] atmosphere. That injection of heat fuels thunderstorm
[01:52:21] clusters and rising columns of air acting like giant
[01:52:24] roadblocks,
[01:52:26] the highways that direct the flow of weather systems around
[01:52:29] the world, AKA the jet stream. It dumps
[01:52:32] torrential rains and flooding onto places that don't normally
[01:52:36] see it, while trapping other regions in
[01:52:38] devastating droughts. And for country sitting on the
[01:52:42] receiving end of that warm water slosh, like Peru,
[01:52:45] the impacts are immediate. So the coastal communities are
[01:52:49] preparing for flooding and even landslides,
[01:52:52] especially in communities and areas that don't have the
[01:52:56] correct
[01:52:57] restructuring place. The northern part of the Andes are
[01:53:00] also expecting really heavy rains and how to contain that,
[01:53:04] while southern parts typically face really intense droughts
[01:53:07] and they need to be adapted so these don't disrupt the food
[01:53:11] systems. As for climate change, right now we're stacking one of
[01:53:15] the hottest El Ninos ever recorded on top of more heat.
[01:53:19] El Nino itself doesn't create new heat,
[01:53:22] it redistributes energy already stored in the ocean. Climate
[01:53:26] change, on the other hand,
[01:53:27] is adding more trapped heat back into this equation every
[01:53:31] day. El Nino just kind of moves the heat around,
[01:53:33] and that's bad because people are adapted to the amount of
[01:53:37] rainfall they get, the temperatures they get,
[01:53:39] and when they move it around, then all of a sudden, hey,
[01:53:43] I'm not getting the rainfall I was expecting to get. And that
[01:53:46] creates big problems for people. So does all of this mean that
[01:53:50] the Super El Nino is a window into a warming world where we
[01:53:53] could see these impacts every day?
[01:53:55] It's not a permanent shift yet. The extreme
[01:53:58] nature of this El Nino means the ocean will likely seesaw
[01:54:01] back into a colder landino over the next two years. But what's
[01:54:05] happening now is the clearest preview we've ever had of what
[01:54:09] happens when a supercharged natural cycle collides with an
[01:54:12] ever warming baseline.
[01:56:16] PEI wants to reduce energy drink consumption among youth.
[01:56:19] You can buy them at about any corner or grocery store and
[01:56:23] there's no law that says you need to be a certain age to buy
[01:56:28] them. That's just by growing concern energy drinks are
[01:56:32] leading to a generation of over caffeinated kids to the point
[01:56:36] it's causing harm. Caffeine can cause palpitations,
[01:56:40] some feelings of vomiting and nausea. They can make people
[01:56:44] certainly affect their sleep
[01:56:46] and their concentration. Caffeine can also lead to
[01:56:50] elevated blood pressure, an elevated or irregular
[01:56:53] heartbeat, and interact with drugs like
[01:56:56] the ones used for ADHD. This one energy drink contains 160
[01:57:00] milligrams of caffeine. That's almost as much as two cups of
[01:57:05] coffee or 4 to 5 cans of pop. Health Canada says the daily
[01:57:09] limit for kids is 2 1/2 milligrams per kilo of weight.
[01:57:13] That means for any kid who weighs less than 64 kilos,
[01:57:16] or about 140 lbs, this is too much for them. This
[01:57:20] year, federal rules kicked in
[01:57:22] requiring warning labels saying energy drinks aren't
[01:57:25] recommended for people under 14 and advising a daily limit on
[01:57:29] consumption. Energy drinks aren't allowed in Island
[01:57:32] schools, but that doesn't mean kids
[01:57:34] aren't having them off site. It would actually make me pretty
[01:57:38] shaky. Like they didn't make me feel that good so that's why I
[01:57:41] don't really have them anymore. I wasn't about 3 * a Week,
[01:57:45] 2 for work and one like just what I'm feeling,
[01:57:48] one for school. I haven't had an energy drink. My mom does
[01:57:51] not want me having them. She thinks that they're very bad
[01:57:54] for us and like the caffeine in it is not good for us. My coach
[01:57:58] that I had last year, he said he doesn't want to see
[01:58:01] any in the dressing room because you could have a heart
[01:58:04] attack in the ice or something like that. So if he if he saw
[01:58:07] them in dressing, you usually get like sat.
[01:58:09] Quebec is preparing to ban the sale of energy drinks to kids
[01:58:13] under 16, PEI's chief public health
[01:58:15] officer told a legislative committee today. An educational
[01:58:18] approach here is the way to start. BACK will be one of the first
[01:58:21] jurisdictions here in Canada to take that step to ban energy
[01:58:25] drinks. We don't know if it's going to achieve what they're
[01:58:28] hoping for. Doctor Morrison shared about limitations and
[01:58:31] struggles they're having. And I think it's prudent for us as a
[01:58:34] province to see that play out before we act. The committee
[01:58:37] will recommend a path forward to government this fall. In the
[01:58:40] meantime, public health says for kids or
[01:58:42] anyone who wants to be energetic and alert,
[01:58:44] nothing beats a balanced diet and a good night's sleep.
[01:58:47] Carrie Campbell, CBC News, Charlottetown.
[02:00:01] Tonight we are putting Ice Cove on the map. Let's go punch me
[02:00:04] in the face. What? No,
[02:00:07] you're right. Sure, just
[02:00:10] traumatized. Praying for some memory loss.
[02:00:20] SEEMS CANADA IS WALKING IN. MARK CARNEY LAYING OUT HIS
[02:00:23] MARK CARNEY LAYING OUT HIS VISION THIS MORNING FOR THE VISION THIS MORNING FOR THE FUTURE OF CANADA'S RELATIONSHIP
[02:00:26] FUTURE OF CANADA'S RELATIONSHIP WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION, WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION, EMBRACING THE IDEA OF ASSOCIATE
[02:00:30] EMBRACING THE IDEA OF ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP FOR THE FIRST TIME.
[02:00:32] MEMBERSHIP FOR THE FIRST TIME. >> CANADA WELCOMES THIS >> CANADA WELCOMES THIS AMBITION.
[02:00:36] AMBITION. I WILL TELL YOU, POLLING SHOWS I WILL TELL YOU, POLLING SHOWS THAT AN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF
[02:00:40] THAT AN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF CANADIANS SUPPORT MUCH CLOSER
[02:00:42] CANADIANS SUPPORT MUCH CLOSER TIES WITH EUROPE.
[02:00:46] TIES WITH EUROPE. [Applause]
[02:00:53] [Applause] AN ALLIANCE FOR THE FUTURE IS A
[02:00:57] AN ALLIANCE FOR THE FUTURE IS A UNIQUE, POSITIVE APPROACH THAT
[02:00:59] UNIQUE, POSITIVE APPROACH THAT WE WILL DEFINE TOGETHER.
[02:01:03] WE WILL DEFINE TOGETHER. >> ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP IS NOT A >> ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP IS NOT A TERM THAT'S BEEN USED BEFORE.
[02:01:06] TERM THAT'S BEEN USED BEFORE. NOT EVEN A LEGAL DESIGNATION. NOT EVEN A LEGAL DESIGNATION. TODAY, MARK CARNEY SAYS HE
[02:01:09] TODAY, MARK CARNEY SAYS HE WELCOMES THE EU CHIEF'S INVITE,
[02:01:11] WELCOMES THE EU CHIEF'S INVITE, AND THAT CLOSER TIES WILL
[02:01:14] AND THAT CLOSER TIES WILL STRENGTHEN BOTH CANADA AND
[02:01:16] STRENGTHEN BOTH CANADA AND EUROPE'S SOVEREIGNTY.
[02:01:18] EUROPE'S SOVEREIGNTY. >>> I ALSO WANT TO BE PRECISE
[02:01:21] >>> I ALSO WANT TO BE PRECISE ABOUT WHAT I AM NOT PROPOSING.
[02:01:25] ABOUT WHAT I AM NOT PROPOSING. I AM NOT PROPOSING A THIRD BLOCK
[02:01:27] I AM NOT PROPOSING A THIRD BLOCK IN ORDER TO BECOME A GREAT POWER
[02:01:30] IN ORDER TO BECOME A GREAT POWER RIVAL ONLY WITH BETTER MANNERS.
[02:01:35] RIVAL ONLY WITH BETTER MANNERS. WE ...
[02:01:36] WE ... [Applause]
[02:01:40] [Applause] WE DO NOT SEEK POWER TO DOMINATE
[02:01:44] WE DO NOT SEEK POWER TO DOMINATE OTHERS. OTHERS. ON THE CONTRARY, WE ARE PURSUING
[02:01:48] ON THE CONTRARY, WE ARE PURSUING RESILIENCE SO NO ONE, NO ONE CAN
[02:01:51] RESILIENCE SO NO ONE, NO ONE CAN CONTROL OUR OPEN MARKETS, IMPAIR CONTROL OUR OPEN MARKETS, IMPAIR OUR SOVEREIGNTY, THREATEN OUR
[02:01:55] OUR SOVEREIGNTY, THREATEN OUR TEMPORARILY INTEGRITY OR
[02:01:57] TEMPORARILY INTEGRITY OR UNDERMINE OUR FREEDOMS, OUR
[02:02:00] UNDERMINE OUR FREEDOMS, OUR DEMOCRACIES, OUR RULE OF LAW.
[02:02:04] DEMOCRACIES, OUR RULE OF LAW. [Applause]
[02:02:18] [Applause] IT'S THESE MOTIVATION, THESE IT'S THESE MOTIVATION, THESE FUNDAMENTAL MOTIVATIONS COMBINED
[02:02:22] FUNDAMENTAL MOTIVATIONS COMBINED WITH OUR LATE AND HARD POWER
[02:02:23] WITH OUR LATE AND HARD POWER MEAN THAT WE CAN HELP TO CREATE
[02:02:29] MEAN THAT WE CAN HELP TO CREATE THE NEXT JUST, STABLE AND
[02:02:32] THE NEXT JUST, STABLE AND PROSPEROUS WORLD ORDER.
[02:02:34] PROSPEROUS WORLD ORDER. [Applause]
[02:02:38] [Applause] A CANADA EU ALLIANCE WOULD
[02:02:41] A CANADA EU ALLIANCE WOULD CREATE A BEACON FOR OTHER
[02:02:44] CREATE A BEACON FOR OTHER DEMOCRACIES, AN ALLIANCE NOT
[02:02:45] DEMOCRACIES, AN ALLIANCE NOT DEFINED BY WHAT WE OPPOSE, BUT
[02:02:48] DEFINED BY WHAT WE OPPOSE, BUT ABOUT WHAT WE ARE FOR.
[02:02:51] ABOUT WHAT WE ARE FOR. FREEDOM, SOLIDARITY, PROSPERITY,
[02:02:55] FREEDOM, SOLIDARITY, PROSPERITY, SUSTAINABILITY.
[02:03:02] SUSTAINABILITY. AN ALLIANCE THAT BUILDS AN ALLIANCE THAT BUILDS RESILIENCE FOR WHAT IT ALLOWS TO
[02:03:06] RESILIENCE FOR WHAT IT ALLOWS TO US DO FOR OUR CITIZENS AND OUR
[02:03:08] US DO FOR OUR CITIZENS AND OUR CITIZENS TO DO FOR THEMSELVES,
[02:03:12] CITIZENS TO DO FOR THEMSELVES, AN ALLIANCE STRONG ENOUGH SO AN ALLIANCE STRONG ENOUGH SO THAT NO ONE CAN DICTATE OUR
[02:03:16] THAT NO ONE CAN DICTATE OUR CHOICES, AN ALLIANCE OPEN ENOUGH
[02:03:18] CHOICES, AN ALLIANCE OPEN ENOUGH THAT OTHERS CAN JOIN, AN
[02:03:21] THAT OTHERS CAN JOIN, AN ALLIANCE PRINCIPLED ENOUGH THAT
[02:03:23] ALLIANCE PRINCIPLED ENOUGH THAT OUR STRENGTH REINFORCES
[02:03:26] OUR STRENGTH REINFORCES INTERNATIONAL LAW RATHER THAN INTERNATIONAL LAW RATHER THAN SEEKS TO REFLAYS.
[02:03:29] SEEKS TO REFLAYS. >> David: MARK CARNEY SPEAKING >> David: MARK CARNEY SPEAKING AT THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT THIS AT THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT THIS MORNING.
[02:03:33] MORNING. SEEMS CLEAR THAT CANADA AND THE SEEMS CLEAR THAT CANADA AND THE EU HAVE BEGUN SOME SORT OF EU HAVE BEGUN SOME SORT OF TALKS, THAT THEY HAVE NOT YET
[02:03:37] TALKS, THAT THEY HAVE NOT YET COMPLETED. COMPLETED. THERE IS A SUMMIT BETWEEN CANADA
[02:03:40] THERE IS A SUMMIT BETWEEN CANADA AND THE EU PLANNED FOR MONTREAL AND THE EU PLANNED FOR MONTREAL LATER THIS YEAR.
[02:03:43] LATER THIS YEAR. BUT ONE KEY POINT IN CARNEY'S BUT ONE KEY POINT IN CARNEY'S SPEECH IS THAT HE IS OUTLINING
[02:03:47] SPEECH IS THAT HE IS OUTLINING NOT JUST HIS VISION IS FOR WHAT NOT JUST HIS VISION IS FOR WHAT IS BUT ALSO WHAT ISN'T.
[02:03:49] IS BUT ALSO WHAT ISN'T. AND, IN MANY WAYS, THE SHADOW OF
[02:03:53] AND, IN MANY WAYS, THE SHADOW OF DONALD TRUMP LOOMS LARGE. DONALD TRUMP LOOMS LARGE. LET'S TURN TO MARINA VON
[02:03:56] LET'S TURN TO MARINA VON STACKELBERG WHO IS AT THE STACKELBERG WHO IS AT THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT THIS
[02:03:59] EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT THIS MORNING. MARINA, MANY PIECE THERE IS TO PICK AWAY AT, BUT NO QUESTIONING
[02:04:03] PICK AWAY AT, BUT NO QUESTIONING THERE WAS A SIGNAL TO THE U.S. THERE WAS A SIGNAL TO THE U.S. PRESIDENT AS WELL. PRESIDENT AS WELL. >> ABSOLUTELY.
[02:04:06] >> ABSOLUTELY. AND SOME LANGUAGE AROUND, THAT AND SOME LANGUAGE AROUND, THAT THAT WE HEARD PRIME MINISTER
[02:04:09] THAT WE HEARD PRIME MINISTER MARK CARNEY USE, IN TERMS OF MARK CARNEY USE, IN TERMS OF CANADA BEING STRONGER AND
[02:04:13] CANADA BEING STRONGER AND SOVEREIGN IN THIS NEW SOVEREIGN IN THIS NEW RELATIONSHIP WITH THE EUROPEAN
[02:04:17] RELATIONSHIP WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION WHATEVER IT MIGHT ACTUALLY UNION WHATEVER IT MIGHT ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE. LOOK LIKE. MARK CARNEY ALSO ANSWER ADD FEW
[02:04:20] MARK CARNEY ALSO ANSWER ADD FEW QUESTIONS FROM REPORTERS QUESTIONS FROM REPORTERS FOLLOWING HIS SPEECH AND GAVE
[02:04:23] FOLLOWING HIS SPEECH AND GAVE MORE DETAILS ON WHAT THE NEXT MORE DETAILS ON WHAT THE NEXT STEPS WOULD BE GOING FORWARD AND STEPS WOULD BE GOING FORWARD AND WHAT THIS WOULD REALLY LOOK
[02:04:27] WHAT THIS WOULD REALLY LOOK LIKE. LIKE. HE SAID THE FINAL VOTE ON WHAT
[02:04:30] HE SAID THE FINAL VOTE ON WHAT THIS ALLIANCE AU OR ASSOCIATE
[02:04:37] THIS ALLIANCE AU OR ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP WOULD LOOK LIKE WOULD MEMBERSHIP WOULD LOOK LIKE WOULD BE PUT TO PARLIAMENT.
[02:04:39] BE PUT TO PARLIAMENT. HE SAID THAT DISCUSSIONS HAVE HE SAID THAT DISCUSSIONS HAVE BEEN GOING FOR SOME TIME AND AS
[02:04:42] BEEN GOING FOR SOME TIME AND AS YOU MENTIONED, DAVID, THE NEXT YOU MENTIONED, DAVID, THE NEXT SURGEONS THE CANADIAN-EUROPEAN
[02:04:46] SURGEONS THE CANADIAN-EUROPEAN SUMMIT IN ONTARIO, HE SAID, WAS SUMMIT IN ONTARIO, HE SAID, WAS SOMETHING THAT HE WOULD POINT TO
[02:04:48] SOMETHING THAT HE WOULD POINT TO FOR HOW SOME OF THIS WOULD BE FOR HOW SOME OF THIS WOULD BE FIGURED OUT.
[02:04:51] FIGURED OUT. HE SAID THIS WILL ALL ROLL OUT HE SAID THIS WILL ALL ROLL OUT TRANSPARENTLY AND IS AN
[02:04:55] TRANSPARENTLY AND IS AN OPPORTUNITY IN HIS EYES TO MAKE OPPORTUNITY IN HIS EYES TO MAKE CANADA STRONGER AND MORE
[02:04:58] CANADA STRONGER AND MORE SOVEREIGN. SOVEREIGN. HE WAS ALSO ASKED ARE YOU
[02:05:01] HE WAS ALSO ASKED ARE YOU UNCOMFORTABLE WITH THIS IDEA OF
[02:05:09] UNCOMFORTABLE WITH THIS IDEA OF ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP. ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP. THERE HAVE BEEN A LOT OF THERE HAVE BEEN A LOT OF QUESTIONS SINCE THIS WAS PUT
[02:05:13] QUESTIONS SINCE THIS WAS PUT FORWARD YESTERDAY AS TO WHAT FORWARD YESTERDAY AS TO WHAT THIS WOULD ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE.
[02:05:16] THIS WOULD ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE. HE SAID I'VE USED BOTH TERMS, HE SAID I'VE USED BOTH TERMS, ALLIANCE FOR THE FUTURE IS WHAT ALLIANCE FOR THE FUTURE IS WHAT HE USES.
[02:05:20] HE USES. ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP. ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP. HE SAYS THE ACTUAL PRECISE
[02:05:23] HE SAYS THE ACTUAL PRECISE NAMING WILL BE A QUESTION FOR NAMING WILL BE A QUESTION FOR EUROPE, BUT TO HIM, HE SAID,
[02:05:27] EUROPE, BUT TO HIM, HE SAID, IT'S THE SUBSTANCE THAT MATTERS. IT'S THE SUBSTANCE THAT MATTERS. BUT SAYING, YOU KNOW, CANADA IS
[02:05:30] BUT SAYING, YOU KNOW, CANADA IS NOT SEEKING TO BE A FULL MEMBER NOT SEEKING TO BE A FULL MEMBER OF THE EU, THAT THIS WILL BE A
[02:05:34] OF THE EU, THAT THIS WILL BE A DIFFERENT FRAMEWORK, ONE THAT HE DIFFERENT FRAMEWORK, ONE THAT HE SAID WILL MAKE EUROPE AND CANADA
[02:05:37] SAID WILL MAKE EUROPE AND CANADA STRONGER AND ALSO INTERESTING STRONGER AND ALSO INTERESTING SAID CANADA WILL BE A BETTER
[02:05:42] SAID CANADA WILL BE A BETTER PARTNER WITH THE UNITED STATES. PARTNER WITH THE UNITED STATES. AND VERY MUCH HAMMERING HOME THE
[02:05:45] AND VERY MUCH HAMMERING HOME THE POINT THAT THIS IS ABOUT POINT THAT THIS IS ABOUT CANADA'S SOVEREIGNTY, NOT GIVING
[02:05:48] CANADA'S SOVEREIGNTY, NOT GIVING UP SOVEREIGNTY AND JOINING UP SOVEREIGNTY AND JOINING ANYTHING WITH THE EUROPEAN
[02:05:51] ANYTHING WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION. UNION. HE SAID THIS IS ABOUT SECURING
[02:05:54] HE SAID THIS IS ABOUT SECURING AUTONOMY THROUGH DEEP AUTONOMY THROUGH DEEP COOPERATION. COOPERATION. SO WHAT DOES CANADA WANT HERE?
[02:05:58] SO WHAT DOES CANADA WANT HERE? CARNEY SAID IT'S ABOUT MUTUAL CARNEY SAID IT'S ABOUT MUTUAL ADVANTAGE AND DEEP COOPERATION
[02:06:01] ADVANTAGE AND DEEP COOPERATION ON VARIOUS DIFFERENT TOPICS
[02:06:04] INCLUDING CRITICAL MINERALS, DEFENCE, AI, TECHNOLOGY, ENERGY, DEFENCE, AI, TECHNOLOGY, ENERGY, AND FINANCES, AND THEN PEOPLE TO
[02:06:08] AND FINANCES, AND THEN PEOPLE TO PEOPLE TIES, WHERE YOU CAN WORK, PEOPLE TIES, WHERE YOU CAN WORK, WHERE CAN YOU LIVE, WHERE YOU
[02:06:11] WHERE CAN YOU LIVE, WHERE YOU CAN RETIRE AND WHERE YOU CAN CAN RETIRE AND WHERE YOU CAN STUDY. STUDY. BUT CRITICS HAVE BEEN
[02:06:15] BUT CRITICS HAVE BEEN QUESTIONING WHAT THIS CONNECTION QUESTIONING WHAT THIS CONNECTION WILL ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE AND WHAT WILL ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE AND WHAT IT COULD MEAN.
[02:06:19] IT COULD MEAN. YOU KNOW, THERE'S BEEN QUESTIONS YOU KNOW, THERE'S BEEN QUESTIONS ALREADY OF, WELL, WILL THIS MEAN
[02:06:22] ALREADY OF, WELL, WILL THIS MEAN THAT CANADIANS ARE SUBJECT TO THAT CANADIANS ARE SUBJECT TO EUROPEAN TAXES, WILL IT BE
[02:06:25] EUROPEAN TAXES, WILL IT BE SUBJECT TO THEIR IMMIGRATION SUBJECT TO THEIR IMMIGRATION LAWS, WHAT ABOUT OTHER EU LAWS?
[02:06:29] LAWS, WHAT ABOUT OTHER EU LAWS? WILL CANADA HAVE TO PAY FEES TO
[02:06:31] WILL CANADA HAVE TO PAY FEES TO BE PART OF THE EUROPEAN UNION IN
[02:06:34] BE PART OF THE EUROPEAN UNION IN WHATEVER WAY IT IS. WHATEVER WAY IT IS. CARNEY SAID QUITE STRONGLY IN
[02:06:37] CARNEY SAID QUITE STRONGLY IN THIS PRESS CONFERENCE, NO ONE THIS PRESS CONFERENCE, NO ONE WILL DICTATE OUR LANGUAGE, OUR
[02:06:40] WILL DICTATE OUR LANGUAGE, OUR CULTURE, OR WHO WE MAKE DEALS CULTURE, OR WHO WE MAKE DEALS WITH.
[02:06:42] WITH. SO VERY MUCH TRYING TO MAKE SO VERY MUCH TRYING TO MAKE CLEAR THAT CANADA'S NOT LOOKING
[02:06:45] CLEAR THAT CANADA'S NOT LOOKING TO JOIN THE EUROPEAN UNION BUT TO JOIN THE EUROPEAN UNION BUT VERGE FORGE A MUCH MORE INTENSE
[02:06:49] VERGE FORGE A MUCH MORE INTENSE RELATIONSHIP THAN WE'VE SEEN IN RELATIONSHIP THAN WE'VE SEEN IN THE
[02:06:52] We're from Canada.
[02:06:54] Plenty of sympathy for Canada among lawmakers on Capitol Hill
[02:06:58] who want the trade war to end. I am frankly heartsick at this
[02:07:02] moment in our relations. I think
[02:07:05] it is wrong to have a trade war with Canada. It is not in the
[02:07:09] interest of our country to have a trade war with Canada. I
[02:07:13] believe that both Canada and the United States should return
[02:07:17] to the bargaining table. But this prominent Republican
[02:07:21] senator says Canada could make an already difficult situation
[02:07:25] worse by deepening trade ties elsewhere. I do think it would
[02:07:29] sound fortunate that Canada is turning to the European Union.
[02:07:33] That doesn't help rebuild
[02:07:36] good relationship that we once have and that I want us to have
[02:07:40] again. Does that make it harder to get back to the negotiating
[02:07:43] table with Canada, attorney to Europe? Yes,
[02:07:46] I think it does. Just hours after that warning,
[02:07:49] President Donald Trump lashed out at Canada and Europe. I
[02:07:52] think it's laughable. Look, the whole thing with Canada,
[02:07:56] Canada has been a terrible trade partner.
[02:07:59] And no, I don't see that. And if they
[02:08:03] do that, if I think it's at all a
[02:08:05] hostile act, I will put very serious tariffs
[02:08:08] or stop trading with Europe. Trump's trade war and the
[02:08:11] uncertainty is why the Prime Minister is looking to expand
[02:08:15] markets, a bind some US lawmakers
[02:08:17] understand. It is embarrassing to be an American senator at a
[02:08:21] moment when our president continues to impose reckless
[02:08:25] and unfounded costs on the trusted,
[02:08:27] deep relationship between the United States and Canada.
[02:08:31] Senator Chris ***** is organizing A bipartisan visit
[02:08:34] to Canada in the hopes of repairing the relationship and
[02:08:37] is backing bills to have some tariffs against Canada repealed
[02:08:41] and refunded. One of the ways we can ease the burden on
[02:08:44] American families is reigning in the administration and
[02:08:47] restoring the the trade relationships we have with
[02:08:50] allies. This Democrat Co sponsored one of the bills,
[02:08:54] which is more symbolic than substantive since it's not
[02:08:57] likely to pass. Given the makeup of Congress and the fact
[02:09:00] that Speaker Johnson has
[02:09:02] basically ceded his authority to President Trump,
[02:09:05] it's a long shot. These kinds of bills could have a better
[02:09:09] shot at passing if Democrats win the midterm elections.
[02:09:12] However, Donald Trump has already warned
[02:09:15] he'll use his veto power on anything that is not in line
[02:09:19] with his agenda.
[02:09:20] Katie Simpson, CBC News, Washington.
[02:09:25] In the BC Interior, Conservative MP's grapple with
[02:09:28] the party's future after a bumpy summer and a string of by
[02:09:31] election losses. I think you have to be quite honest,
[02:09:34] this is not the position that we want to be in at this
[02:09:38] juncture. Mr. Paul, this MP says the Conservative
[02:09:40] base supports Leader Pierre polio. Conservative membership
[02:09:44] made
[02:09:46] very strong decision this this year for Mr. Paulette to lead
[02:09:50] our party. And, and that's that's the direction
[02:09:54] that that we've taken.
[02:09:57] But off camera, some MP's tell CBC News they're
[02:09:59] losing faith in Paulie V. Some of them didn't show up for this
[02:10:02] caucus retreat to hear him speak. I think our slogan will
[02:10:05] be a little less conversation, a little more action. Well,
[02:10:09] yeah. Trying to rally the caucus ahead of Parliament's
[02:10:11] return next week, promising to take on the Prime
[02:10:14] Minister for his perceived failures to support working
[02:10:17] people. Who speaks for them?
[02:10:20] Should we shut up about their stories until Donald Trump goes
[02:10:22] away?
[02:10:24] No. The recent Advocates Data poll shows the liberals have a
[02:10:27] commanding 14 point lead nationwide. The Conservative
[02:10:31] support is is down close to its lowest level it's been in in
[02:10:35] almost a decade.
[02:10:37] This pollster says Prime Minister Mark Carney is getting
[02:10:40] a big boost from his handling of the US trade war and has
[02:10:43] moved to slash taxes and turbocharged energy development.
[02:10:47] Even earned him praise from a former Conservative Prime
[02:10:50] Minister. I believe that Canada's new government is
[02:10:53] committed to further reforms in these areas and committed to
[02:10:56] their urgency. Support Dismissed by some as Harper
[02:10:59] speaking not as a party standard bearer but as a
[02:11:02] businessman. I think he did the right thing as chairman of an
[02:11:06] Alberta pension fund
[02:11:07] and as the CEO of a consulting and lobbying company to talk
[02:11:11] about investment climate. Well, some MP's have soured on
[02:11:15] palliative as leader. A number of party in caucus sources tell
[02:11:19] me his position is safe. There's no serious movement to
[02:11:22] oust him, at least for now. JP Tasker.
[02:11:25] CBC News, Penticton, BC.
[02:11:28] KEEPS GOING, MARK, THANKS A LOT. >> THANK YOU.
[02:11:30] >> THANK YOU. >> BELL SAYS THE ISSUE AFFECTING
[02:11:33] >> BELL SAYS THE ISSUE AFFECTING 911 SERVICES ACROSS A LARGE PART 911 SERVICES ACROSS A LARGE PART OF THIS COUNTRY HAS NOW BEEN OF THIS COUNTRY HAS NOW BEEN RESOLVED.
[02:11:37] RESOLVED. AT THE PEAK, 911 SERVICES IN AT THE PEAK, 911 SERVICES IN ONTARIO, QUEBEC, NOVA SCOTIA,
[02:11:40] ONTARIO, QUEBEC, NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK, AND MANITOBA ALL
[02:11:43] NEW BRUNSWICK, AND MANITOBA ALL REPORTED PROBLEMS. REPORTED PROBLEMS. LINDA WARD LOOKING AT NOT JUST
[02:11:47] LINDA WARD LOOKING AT NOT JUST THE ISSUE OVERNIGHT, BUT THE THE ISSUE OVERNIGHT, BUT THE RESOLUTION NOW.
[02:11:49] RESOLUTION NOW. >> YEAH, IT IS NOW FULLY >> YEAH, IT IS NOW FULLY RESOLVED, ACCORDING TO BELL,
[02:11:53] RESOLVED, ACCORDING TO BELL, THAT CELL PHONE USERS WERE THAT CELL PHONE USERS WERE REALLY THE ONES THAT WERE HAVING
[02:11:56] REALLY THE ONES THAT WERE HAVING A HARD TIME REACHING 911 ACROSS A HARD TIME REACHING 911 ACROSS A LARGE PART OF THIS COUNTRY, AS
[02:12:00] A LARGE PART OF THIS COUNTRY, AS YOU SAY, ONTARIO, NEW BRUNSWICK,
[02:12:02] YOU SAY, ONTARIO, NEW BRUNSWICK, NOVA SCOTIA, QUEBEC, WINNIPEG AS
[02:12:05] NOVA SCOTIA, QUEBEC, WINNIPEG AS WELL, EVERYTHING SORT OF WELL, EVERYTHING SORT OF WINNIPEG EAST SEEMED TO BE
[02:12:08] WINNIPEG EAST SEEMED TO BE AFFECTED EARLY THIS MORNING.
[02:12:10] AFFECTED EARLY THIS MORNING. BUT BELL SAYS 911 SERVICES NOW
[02:12:13] BUT BELL SAYS 911 SERVICES NOW RESTORED AND PEOPLE CAN USE THE RESTORED AND PEOPLE CAN USE THE SERVICE AGAIN.
[02:12:17] SERVICE AGAIN. AT ISSUE, THEY SAY, WAS THE NEXT
[02:12:19] AT ISSUE, THEY SAY, WAS THE NEXT GENERATION 9 911 NETWORK
[02:12:26] GENERATION 9 911 NETWORK DEPARTMENT REPORTED ABOUT 3 A.M.
[02:12:29] DEPARTMENT REPORTED ABOUT 3 A.M. EASTERN TIME.
[02:12:31] EASTERN TIME. BACKUP LINES WERE BROUGHT ONLINE BACKUP LINES WERE BROUGHT ONLINE WHILE TECH JIGGSS INVESTIGATED
[02:12:35] WHILE TECH JIGGSS INVESTIGATED THE OUTAGE. THE OUTAGE. >> WHAT IS THIS NEXT GENERATION >> WHAT IS THIS NEXT GENERATION 911 SYSTEM?
[02:12:39] 911 SYSTEM? ESSENTIALLY IT IS A SYSTEM ESSENTIALLY IT IS A SYSTEM THAT'S DIGITAL BASED, SUPPOSED
[02:12:42] THAT'S DIGITAL BASED, SUPPOSED TO HAVE ENHANCED LOCATION TO HAVE ENHANCED LOCATION SERVICES, IT IS SUPPOSED TO BE
[02:12:46] SERVICES, IT IS SUPPOSED TO BE EVENTUALLY ABLE TO ALLOW PHOTOS, EVENTUALLY ABLE TO ALLOW PHOTOS, LIVE VIDEO, TEXT MESSAGES, TO
[02:12:49] LIVE VIDEO, TEXT MESSAGES, TO FIRST RESPONDERS, DISPATCHERS,
[02:12:52] FIRST RESPONDERS, DISPATCHERS, ALSO SUPPOSED TO RESIST OUTAGES
[02:12:55] ALSO SUPPOSED TO RESIST OUTAGES AND BE BETTER ABLE TO TAKE LARGE AND BE BETTER ABLE TO TAKE LARGE CALL VOLUME.
[02:12:59] CALL VOLUME. >> AND YET? >> AND YET? >> IN THIS CASE, IT WAS THIS
[02:13:02] >> IN THIS CASE, IT WAS THIS SYSTEM THAT WAS THE PROBLEM.
[02:13:04] SYSTEM THAT WAS THE PROBLEM. AND LIKELY THOSE SYSTEMS THAT
[02:13:06] AND LIKELY THOSE SYSTEMS THAT HAD ALREADY TRANSITIONED TO THIS HAD ALREADY TRANSITIONED TO THIS NG 911 SYSTEM.
[02:13:10] NG 911 SYSTEM. BUT BELL SAYS THEY ARE BUT BELL SAYS THEY ARE INVESTIGATING THE ROUTE CAUSE OF
[02:13:14] INVESTIGATING THE ROUTE CAUSE OF THE ISSUE AND THEY WILL REPORT THE ISSUE AND THEY WILL REPORT BACK WITH FURTHER DETAILS.
[02:15:18] The flames of protest across cities in Iran lit after the
[02:15:23] death in police custody of Musa Amini 4 years ago,
[02:15:27] sparking the woman's life freedom uprising
[02:15:33] soon snuffed out in a brutal crackdown by security forces.
[02:15:39] It is a pattern destined to repeat,
[02:15:42] says Amnesty International, unless the world does more. We
[02:15:47] know that the Security Council is paralyzed by its own action,
[02:15:52] but we believe it is important to remind the world that Iran
[02:15:57] should be at the International Criminal Court.
[02:16:02] There's a starting point. Amnesty has published a report
[02:16:07] naming 87 Iranian officials it holds responsible for the
[02:16:11] deaths of hundreds killed at the protest over Amini's death
[02:16:17] in 2022. I'm really Suffering's mother was one of them. Minu
[02:16:22] Majidi was just 62 years old when she was killed. My mother
[02:16:27] has got shot in the streets. I didn't lose Joseph mother.
[02:16:32] She was my best friend, she was my teacher. All of
[02:16:36] these ones, not the county ones, the amnesties Raha Bahraini
[02:16:40] argues that toothless international condemnation of
[02:16:44] Iran's human rights abuses simply props up the regime,
[02:16:48] sending the wrong message. And it has emboldened the Iranian
[02:16:52] authorities to intensify the use of firearms to crush
[02:16:56] dissent and to disperse and terrorize A civilian population.
[02:17:01] She points to the thousands of anti government protesters
[02:17:06] killed by Iranian security forces in January. And they're
[02:17:10] ever tightening grip on dissent.
[02:17:14] Margaret Evans, CBC News, London.
[02:20:18] He should still be here.
[02:20:20] It's hard for Yola Lemaire to look at photos of her friend
[02:20:24] Pierre Dumas Bell. After having expressed shame and humiliation
[02:20:28] and having been forced by US immigration officials to wear
[02:20:31] an ankle monitor, the honor student,
[02:20:33] athlete and cadet walked into oncoming traffic. He just
[02:20:37] wanted belonging. He just wanted acceptance. He just
[02:20:40] wanted to be treated as like who he was.
[02:20:44] The Trump administration ended Temporary Protected status for
[02:20:47] more than 300, 000 Haitians in July.
[02:20:53] Now the Department of Homeland Security is ramping up
[02:20:56] deportations and bragging about it,
[02:20:59] showing Haitians in this video shackled as they are forcibly
[02:21:03] deported.
[02:21:06] The fear of scenes like this, ICE detention and deportation
[02:21:10] is now keeping many Haitians off the streets. Carl Ruby is a
[02:21:15] pastor in Springfield, OH, where nearly one in five
[02:21:19] residents is Haitian. He has also spoken publicly on behalf
[02:21:23] of Pierre's family. It's too dangerous for people who work
[02:21:27] for the State Department, even walk down the street in
[02:21:31] Port-au-Prince. And yet we're sending people back. It ranks
[02:21:35] up there with the way we treated slaves. It ranks up
[02:21:39] there with Japanese internment camps,
[02:21:42] how we treated Indigenous Native Americans. In a
[02:21:45] statement, the Department of Homeland
[02:21:48] Security said, in part, temporary protected status is
[02:21:52] exactly that, temporary. Some Haitians,
[02:21:55] out of desperation, are considering fleeing to
[02:21:58] Canada. But this advocate warns, unfortunately,
[02:22:01] many of the people who have tried to flee the US into
[02:22:05] Canada
[02:22:07] have been pushed back into the US by the Canadian government.
[02:22:11] She's urging Canada to open more humanitarian pathways for
[02:22:15] those escaping the US and possible death in Haiti. Elmusa.
[02:22:20] CBC News, Springfield, OH.
[02:22:25] The World Ends Tonight controversy has overtaken
[02:22:28] musician Ed Sheeran's tour after political statements from
[02:22:32] his opening act. One of the reasons why I wanted to come on
[02:22:36] this tour was because I wanted to stand up here
[02:22:40] on stages and stadiums across America and say 2 words that
[02:22:46] are very near and dear to my heart. Free Palestine
[02:22:53] rapper Macklemore went on to call the war in Gaza A genocide,
[02:22:57] something the state of Israel denies. On Monday,
[02:23:00] Macklemore announced he was kicked off the rest of
[02:23:03] Sheeran's U.S. tour because of his politics. NFL team and
[02:23:07] stadium owner Robert Kraft said he wouldn't have Macklemore
[02:23:10] perform at his venue outside Boston. Kraft said he was upset
[02:23:14] about Macklemore's history. In 2014,
[02:23:16] the rapper was accused of wearing an anti-Semitic costume
[02:23:20] on stage. Macklemore apologized.
[02:23:24] This House Please.
[02:23:27] The tour headliner in the middle, Ed Sheeran,
[02:23:30] spoke out on Tuesday in a social media post,
[02:23:32] saying I have my personal views on this devastating conflict.
[02:23:36] Just because I choose not to speak publicly,
[02:23:38] it doesn't mean I don't have them.
[02:23:41] But that didn't stop the backlash. His other opening act
[02:23:45] and even his backing band chose to leave the tour. I can't
[02:23:49] think of another example where such an exodus has occurred
[02:23:52] because of a stance that the headlining artist and his
[02:23:56] management team took. This UK based pop culture writer says
[02:24:00] Sheeran's tour will likely go on,
[02:24:02] but that his attempt at neutrality could backfire. It's
[02:24:06] going to be very interesting to see where people stand. Will Ed
[02:24:10] Sheeran change his mind? Will he say something else?
[02:24:14] Will he remain silent because there's a lot of people that
[02:24:17] are gonna watch him for a long time and want to know.
[02:24:20] Macklemore says he's donating $1 million of his tour money to
[02:24:24] organizations helping Palestinians. Kraft says he is
[02:24:27] in talks with Sharon about matching Sheeran's donation of
[02:24:30] $2 000, 000 in support of aid in the
[02:24:32] region. Deanna Sumac Johnson, CBC News, Toronto.
[02:26:44] >> David: CARNEY CARNEY ACCEPTING THE IDEA THIS MORNING
[02:26:47] ACCEPTING THE IDEA THIS MORNING OF ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP IN THE OF ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP IN THE EU, BUT THERE ARE STILL VERY FEW EU, BUT THERE ARE STILL VERY FEW DETAILS ABOUT WHAT IT WOULD
[02:26:51] DETAILS ABOUT WHAT IT WOULD MEAN. MEAN. HOWEVER, THE PRIME MINISTER HOWEVER, THE PRIME MINISTER TALKING ABOUT WHAT IT WOULDN'T
[02:26:55] TALKING ABOUT WHAT IT WOULDN'T MEAN AS WELL THIS MORNING. MEAN AS WELL THIS MORNING. THANK GOODNESS WE'VE GOT JANYCE
[02:26:59] MCGREGOR TO HELP US MAKE SENSE OF IT ALL. OF IT ALL. GOOD MORNING, JANYCE, FIRST OF GOOD MORNING, JANYCE, FIRST OF ALL.
[02:27:03] ALL. >> GOOD MORNING TO YOU. >> GOOD MORNING TO YOU. >> David: WE HEARD THE EU
[02:27:05] >> David: WE HEARD THE EU CHIEF LAY OUT A POTENTIAL VISION CHIEF LAY OUT A POTENTIAL VISION YESTERDAY.
[02:27:08] YESTERDAY. TODAY WAS MARK CARNEY'S TURN. TODAY WAS MARK CARNEY'S TURN. WHAT DO YOU THINK WE LEARNED?
[02:27:12] WHAT DO YOU THINK WE LEARNED? >> YEAH, MARK CARNEY LOVES A >> YEAH, MARK CARNEY LOVES A GOOD SPORTS FRAMING TO THINGS,
[02:27:15] GOOD SPORTS FRAMING TO THINGS, AND IT REALLY DID HAVE THE
[02:27:16] AND IT REALLY DID HAVE THE FEELING, IF YOU KNOW THE
[02:27:19] FEELING, IF YOU KNOW THE LEGISLATURE IN STRASBOURG. LEGISLATURE IN STRASBOURG. THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT MEETS IN
[02:27:23] THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT MEETS IN A ROUND FORMAT THAT DOES KIND OF A ROUND FORMAT THAT DOES KIND OF LEND ITSELF TO THAT SPORTS ARENA
[02:27:26] LEND ITSELF TO THAT SPORTS ARENA FEEL. FEEL. AND FURTHER ADDING TO THAT IS
[02:27:28] AND FURTHER ADDING TO THAT IS CARNEY WALKED, IN YOU SORT OF CARNEY WALKED, IN YOU SORT OF HAD THE SENSE THAT THIS WAS THE
[02:27:31] HAD THE SENSE THAT THIS WAS THE FIGHTER KIND OF WALKING TO THE FIGHTER KIND OF WALKING TO THE STAGE, RIGHT?
[02:27:34] STAGE, RIGHT? ONE MEMBER OF THE EUROPEAN ONE MEMBER OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ACTUALLY, THE LEADER
[02:27:38] PARLIAMENT ACTUALLY, THE LEADER OF THE GREENS, EUROPEAN FREE OF THE GREENS, EUROPEAN FREE ALLIANCE, WAS EVEN WEARING A
[02:27:41] ALLIANCE, WAS EVEN WEARING A TEAM CANADA HOCKEY JERSEY, WHICH TEAM CANADA HOCKEY JERSEY, WHICH REALLY KIND OF ADDED TO THAT
[02:27:45] REALLY KIND OF ADDED TO THAT SENSE. SENSE. BUT THEN THERE WAS AN AWKWARD
[02:27:47] BUT THEN THERE WAS AN AWKWARD MOMENT RIGHT BEFORE HIS SPEECH MOMENT RIGHT BEFORE HIS SPEECH WHEN STILL DON'T KNOW WHO WAS
[02:27:51] WHEN STILL DON'T KNOW WHO WAS YELLING IT, BUT SOMEONE START
[02:27:53] YELLING IT, BUT SOMEONE START GOING USA, USA, A SPORTS CHANT,
[02:27:56] GOING USA, USA, A SPORTS CHANT, YOU KNOW, WHICH WAS KIND OF YOU KNOW, WHICH WAS KIND OF ACKNOWLEDGED BY CARNEY, BUT THEN
[02:28:00] ACKNOWLEDGED BY CARNEY, BUT THEN KIND OF BOOED BY OTHER PEOPLE
[02:28:02] KIND OF BOOED BY OTHER PEOPLE LISTENING IN THE ROOM, MAKING IT
[02:28:05] LISTENING IN THE ROOM, MAKING IT CLEAR, REALLY, WHAT HAD BROUGHT CLEAR, REALLY, WHAT HAD BROUGHT EVERYONE HERE, EVEN THOUGH MAYBE
[02:28:09] EVERYONE HERE, EVEN THOUGH MAYBE DONALD TRUMP'S NAME WAS NOT DONALD TRUMP'S NAME WAS NOT GOING TO BE SPECIFICALLY INVOKED
[02:28:12] GOING TO BE SPECIFICALLY INVOKED AT ANY POINT.
[02:28:13] AT ANY POINT. IN TRYING TO SORT OF MAKE HIS
[02:28:16] IN TRYING TO SORT OF MAKE HIS CASE, HIS CASE THAT IT IS CASE, HIS CASE THAT IT IS POSSIBLE TO HAVE KIND OF
[02:28:20] POSSIBLE TO HAVE KIND OF SOVEREIGNTY BUT ALSO AN ALLIANCE
[02:28:22] SOVEREIGNTY BUT ALSO AN ALLIANCE AT THE SAME TIME, CARNEY WAS AT THE SAME TIME, CARNEY WAS WORKING WITH THIS IDEA OF HOW
[02:28:25] WORKING WITH THIS IDEA OF HOW YOU CAN HAVE YOUR OWN TEAM, BUT YOU CAN HAVE YOUR OWN TEAM, BUT WORK WITH OTHER TEAMS TO FIGHT
[02:28:29] WORK WITH OTHER TEAMS TO FIGHT FOR THE SAME CAUSE, USING IN FOR THE SAME CAUSE, USING IN THIS TIME OF TRADE WAR, A
[02:28:33] THIS TIME OF TRADE WAR, A LITERAL WAR, METAPHOR OF THE
[02:28:36] LITERAL WAR, METAPHOR OF THE VIMY RIDGE OBSERVATION, THE
[02:28:39] VIMY RIDGE OBSERVATION, THE ACORNS, THEY GROW STRONG, AND
[02:28:42] ACORNS, THEY GROW STRONG, AND THE ACORNS TAKEN BACK TO EUROPE,
[02:28:44] THE ACORNS TAKEN BACK TO EUROPE, TO REPLENISH TREES IN EUROPE.
[02:28:47] TO REPLENISH TREES IN EUROPE. THE IDEA OF ENTER DEPENDENCY AND THE IDEA OF ENTER DEPENDENCY AND AT ONE POINT THE SPEECH ICED
[02:28:51] AT ONE POINT THE SPEECH ICED LINE ABOUT THE DEEP, DEEP LINE ABOUT THE DEEP, DEEP RELATIONSHIP AND RESILIENCY
[02:28:54] RELATIONSHIP AND RESILIENCY CREATING A PROTECTIVE CANOPY TO
[02:28:57] CREATING A PROTECTIVE CANOPY TO HELP PEOPLE THRIVE. HELP PEOPLE THRIVE. I'M GOING TO LEAN INTO A SECTION
[02:29:00] I'M GOING TO LEAN INTO A SECTION OF HIS SPEECH WHERE HE WAS OF HIS SPEECH WHERE HE WAS TRYING TO ARTICULATE IN SOME
[02:29:03] TRYING TO ARTICULATE IN SOME MORE DETAIL KIND OF THE VALUES MORE DETAIL KIND OF THE VALUES THAT WOULD ALLOW THEM TO BOTH BE
[02:29:06] THAT WOULD ALLOW THEM TO BOTH BE SOVEREIGN AND HAVE A NEW DEEPER SOVEREIGN AND HAVE A NEW DEEPER RELATIONSHIP AT THE SAME TIME.
[02:29:10] RELATIONSHIP AT THE SAME TIME. >> WE ALL HAVE IMPORTANT GAPS IN >> WE ALL HAVE IMPORTANT GAPS IN THESE STRATEGIC CAPABILITIES.
[02:29:14] THESE STRATEGIC CAPABILITIES. AND WE EACH MUST RELY ON AND WE EACH MUST RELY ON INDIVIDUAL NATIONS OR INDIVIDUAL
[02:29:18] INDIVIDUAL NATIONS OR INDIVIDUAL COMPANIES TO FILL THEM.
[02:29:20] COMPANIES TO FILL THEM. AND THAT CREATES AND THAT CREATES VULNERABILITIES.
[02:29:24] VULNERABILITIES. PARTICULARLY WHEN SUPPOSEDLY
[02:29:26] PARTICULARLY WHEN SUPPOSEDLY GLOBAL COMPANIES PROVE NATIONAL
[02:29:29] GLOBAL COMPANIES PROVE NATIONAL IN THE BREACH.
[02:29:30] IN THE BREACH. CLOSING THESE GAPS IS NOT CLOSING THESE GAPS IS NOT POSSIBLE ALONE.
[02:29:34] POSSIBLE ALONE. BUT IT'S VERY ACHIEVABLE
[02:29:38] BUT IT'S VERY ACHIEVABLE COLLECTIVELY. COLLECTIVELY. >> SO HE GAVE EXAMPLES OF WHAT
[02:29:40] >> SO HE GAVE EXAMPLES OF WHAT CAPABILITIES HE'S TALKING ABOUT.
[02:29:43] CAPABILITIES HE'S TALKING ABOUT. AI, SEMICONDUCTORS, CRITICAL AI, SEMICONDUCTORS, CRITICAL MINERALS, FINANCIAL PAYMENT
[02:29:47] MINERALS, FINANCIAL PAYMENT SYSTEMS. SYSTEMS. A NUMBER OF THINGS I HAVE TO SAY
[02:29:50] A NUMBER OF THINGS I HAVE TO SAY THAT WEREN'T EVEN REALLY ON THE THAT WEREN'T EVEN REALLY ON THE POLICY HORIZON A DECADE AGO WHEN
[02:29:54] POLICY HORIZON A DECADE AGO WHEN CANADA FIRST NEGOTIATED ITS CANADA FIRST NEGOTIATED ITS COMPREHENSIVE TRADE AGREEMENT
[02:29:57] COMPREHENSIVE TRADE AGREEMENT WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION. WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION. ONE THE QUESTIONS I THINK IN
[02:30:00] ONE THE QUESTIONS I THINK IN FRONT OF US TODAY IS WHEN BOTH
[02:30:03] FRONT OF US TODAY IS WHEN BOTH CARNEY TODAY AND URSULA VON DER CARNEY TODAY AND URSULA VON DER LEYEN YESTERDAY TALKED ABOUT
[02:30:07] LEYEN YESTERDAY TALKED ABOUT MOVING BEYOND CETA IS WHETHER MOVING BEYOND CETA IS WHETHER THAT MEANS THAT THE CETA PART OF
[02:30:10] THAT MEANS THAT THE CETA PART OF THE RELATIONSHIP IS SOMETHING THE RELATIONSHIP IS SOMETHING THEY ARE GOING TO SET ASIDE IN
[02:30:14] THEY ARE GOING TO SET ASIDE IN FAVOUR OF TRYING TO CREATE THIS FAVOUR OF TRYING TO CREATE THIS NEW THING FOR THIS NEW MOMENT.
[02:30:18] NEW THING FOR THIS NEW MOMENT. I TOOK NOTICE OF THE FACT THAT I TOOK NOTICE OF THE FACT THAT BOTH IN THE READ-OUT YESTERDAY
[02:30:22] BOTH IN THE READ-OUT YESTERDAY AND IN THE REMARKS TODAY THEY AND IN THE REMARKS TODAY THEY SPOKE OF NONAGRICULTURAL TRADE.
[02:30:25] SPOKE OF NONAGRICULTURAL TRADE. I THINK THAT'S A REFERENCE TO I THINK THAT'S A REFERENCE TO SOMETHING THAT FRANKLY HUNG UP
[02:30:29] SOMETHING THAT FRANKLY HUNG UP RATIFICATION OF CETA AND THE RATIFICATION OF CETA AND THE ACCEPTANCE OF CETA IN EUROPE.
[02:30:32] ACCEPTANCE OF CETA IN EUROPE. WE KNOW HOW PROTECTIONIST, THE WE KNOW HOW PROTECTIONIST, THE POLITICS AROUND THEIR FARMERS
[02:30:35] POLITICS AROUND THEIR FARMERS ARE. ARE. WE KNOW HOW MUCH THEY THOUGHT
[02:30:39] THAT FOR EXAMPLE IF CANADIAN MEAT CAME INTO EUROPE, THAT MEAT CAME INTO EUROPE, THAT WOULD BE A BACKDOOR TO AMERICAN
[02:30:42] WOULD BE A BACKDOOR TO AMERICAN AGRICULTURE AND THEY WERE AGRICULTURE AND THEY WERE ABSOLUTELY NOT HAVING THAT.
[02:30:45] ABSOLUTELY NOT HAVING THAT. IT BECAME A HUGE POLITICAL IT BECAME A HUGE POLITICAL PROBLEM AS THE CETA RATIFICATION PROBLEM AS THE CETA RATIFICATION PROCESS MOVED ALONG.
[02:30:49] PROCESS MOVED ALONG. AND OF COURSE JUST THE IDEA THAT AND OF COURSE JUST THE IDEA THAT WHILE CANADA WAS CLOSE TO THE
[02:30:53] WHILE CANADA WAS CLOSE TO THE U.S., ANY KIND OF A DEEP U.S., ANY KIND OF A DEEP RELATIONSHIP WITH CANADA WOULD
[02:30:57] RELATIONSHIP WITH CANADA WOULD BE A BACKDOOR FOR THE AMERICANS BE A BACKDOOR FOR THE AMERICANS TO GET IN THERE WITH THEIR
[02:31:01] TO GET IN THERE WITH THEIR DOMINANCE. DOMINANCE. YOU KNOW, THAT USED TO BE A YOU KNOW, THAT USED TO BE A PROBLEM.
[02:31:04] PROBLEM. BUT IN THIS NEW REALITY, IS THAT BUT IN THIS NEW REALITY, IS THAT LESS AFTER PROBLEM?
[02:31:07] LESS AFTER PROBLEM? THAT IS THE FRAMING THAT CARNEY THAT IS THE FRAMING THAT CARNEY WAS GOING FOR HERE.
[02:31:10] WAS GOING FOR HERE. BUT HE NEVER AT ANY POINT
[02:31:13] BUT HE NEVER AT ANY POINT EXPRESSED HIS DESIRE FOR EXPRESSED HIS DESIRE FOR MEMBERSHIP.
[02:31:15] MEMBERSHIP. THE WORD HE USES IS ALLIANCE. THE WORD HE USES IS ALLIANCE. AND I THINK IT'S INTERESTING TO
[02:31:19] AND I THINK IT'S INTERESTING TO ALSO NOTE THAT THAT WORD, ALSO NOTE THAT THAT WORD, MEMBERSHIP THAT WAS CONJURED UP
[02:31:23] MEMBERSHIP THAT WAS CONJURED UP BY THE HEAD OF THE EUROPEAN BY THE HEAD OF THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION YESTERDAY, THAT IS
[02:31:27] COMMISSION YESTERDAY, THAT IS NOT SOMETHING THAT ALL OF EUROPE NOT SOMETHING THAT ALL OF EUROPE EVEN AGREES IS A GOOD IDEA.
[02:31:31] EVEN AGREES IS A GOOD IDEA. THIS IDEA OF A TWO TIERED
[02:31:34] THIS IDEA OF A TWO TIERED MEMBERSHIP, AN ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP, AN ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP, THAT IS SOMETHING
[02:31:38] MEMBERSHIP, THAT IS SOMETHING THAT ON THE ONE HAND COULD BE THAT ON THE ONE HAND COULD BE QUITE DISCOURAGING TO THOSE
[02:31:42] QUITE DISCOURAGING TO THOSE SEEKING FULL MEMBER SHH YOU SEEKING FULL MEMBER SHH YOU THINK OF THE UKRAINIANS WHO
[02:31:45] THINK OF THE UKRAINIANS WHO LITERALLY HAVE FOUGHT WITH THEIR LITERALLY HAVE FOUGHT WITH THEIR OWN BLOOD TRYING TO BECOME FULL OWN BLOOD TRYING TO BECOME FULL MEMBERS OF EUROPE.
[02:31:49] MEMBERS OF EUROPE. THEY MIGHT NOT WANT A SECOND THEY MIGHT NOT WANT A SECOND TIER CREATED THAT THEY COULD BE
[02:31:52] TIER CREATED THAT THEY COULD BE RELEGATED TOMORROW. RELEGATED TOMORROW. BUT YOU ALSO HAVE THIS OTHER
[02:31:55] BUT YOU ALSO HAVE THIS OTHER QUESTION OF WHETHER THIS IS PART QUESTION OF WHETHER THIS IS PART OF A BIGGER NOTION ON EUROPE'S
[02:31:58] OF A BIGGER NOTION ON EUROPE'S PART THAT MAYBE CANADA GOES PART THAT MAYBE CANADA GOES FIRST, THAT THIS ISN'T SOMETHING FIRST, THAT THIS ISN'T SOMETHING THAT'S UNIQUELY LIMITED TO
[02:32:02] THAT'S UNIQUELY LIMITED TO CANADA. CANADA. MAYBE IT STARTS WITH CANADA AND MAYBE IT STARTS WITH CANADA AND THEN YOU THINK OF OTHER PEOPLE
[02:32:06] THEN YOU THINK OF OTHER PEOPLE WHO WOULD WANT, IN AUSTRALIA AND WHO WOULD WANT, IN AUSTRALIA AND SO FORTH, THIS NEW KIND OF
[02:32:09] SO FORTH, THIS NEW KIND OF COALITION OF THE WILLING SORT OF COALITION OF THE WILLING SORT OF NOTION MILITARILY, DOES THAT
[02:32:11] NOTION MILITARILY, DOES THAT EXPAND TO OTHER AREAS. EXPAND TO OTHER AREAS. THEY ARE TRYING TO FRAME THIS AS
[02:32:14] THEY ARE TRYING TO FRAME THIS AS VERY UNIQUE AND CRAFT THE VERY UNIQUE AND CRAFT THE ESPECIALLY FOR THE TWO OF THEM.
[02:32:17] ESPECIALLY FOR THE TWO OF THEM. BUT THEY I AM SURE ARE ALSO BUT THEY I AM SURE ARE ALSO THINKING ABOUT WHAT PRECEDENTS THINKING ABOUT WHAT PRECEDENTS THEY SET.
[02:32:21] THEY SET. BECAUSE IN POLITICS, PRECEDENTS BECAUSE IN POLITICS, PRECEDENTS CAN BE REALLY POWERFUL.
[02:32:24] CAN BE REALLY POWERFUL. >> AS CAN JUST THE MESSAGING.
[02:32:26] >> AS CAN JUST THE MESSAGING. AND SO IT'S INTERESTING TO HEAR
[02:32:29] AND SO IT'S INTERESTING TO HEAR CARNEY REALLY MAKING AN EFFORT CARNEY REALLY MAKING AN EFFORT TO NOT TAKE A DIRECT SHOT, NOT
[02:32:33] TO NOT TAKE A DIRECT SHOT, NOT NAMING DONALD TRUMP AT ANY NAMING DONALD TRUMP AT ANY MOMENT.
[02:32:36] MOMENT. BUT THERE WAS -- THERE WAS ONE BUT THERE WAS -- THERE WAS ONE NOTABLE EXCEPTION.
[02:32:39] NOTABLE EXCEPTION. >> YEAH, INDEED. >> YEAH, INDEED. I THINK, YOU KNOW, THE PART OF
[02:32:42] I THINK, YOU KNOW, THE PART OF THIS SPEECH, RIGHT, THAT WAS THE THIS SPEECH, RIGHT, THAT WAS THE BEST RECEIVED IS ARGUABLY THAT
[02:32:46] BEST RECEIVED IS ARGUABLY THAT PART AT THE END WHERE HE WAS PART AT THE END WHERE HE WAS TRYING TO BE CLEAR THAT THEY ARE
[02:32:49] TRYING TO BE CLEAR THAT THEY ARE NOT PROPOSING LIKE SOME THIRD
[02:32:51] NOT PROPOSING LIKE SOME THIRD BLOCK, A NEW POWER RIVALRY, BLOCK, A NEW POWER RIVALRY, MANNERS, HE SAID, THEY ARE NOT
[02:32:55] MANNERS, HE SAID, THEY ARE NOT SEEKING TO DOMINATE ANYONE. SEEKING TO DOMINATE ANYONE. HE EXPLICITLY SAID IN THE NEWS
[02:32:58] HE EXPLICITLY SAID IN THE NEWS CONFERENCE THAT THIS IS ABOUT CONFERENCE THAT THIS IS ABOUT CREATING, YOU KNOW, SOMETHING
[02:33:01] CREATING, YOU KNOW, SOMETHING THAT THEY WOULD BE FOR, NOT THAT THEY WOULD BE FOR, NOT REACTING TO SOMETHING ELSE WHICH
[02:33:05] REACTING TO SOMETHING ELSE WHICH I THINK WE ALL READ IN THE ROOM
[02:33:07] I THINK WE ALL READ IN THE ROOM AS BEING A REFERENCE TO SORT OF AS BEING A REFERENCE TO SORT OF THE ONGOING DIFFICULTIES THEY
[02:33:11] THE ONGOING DIFFICULTIES THEY ARE BOTH HAVING WITH THE ARE BOTH HAVING WITH THE AMERICAN ADMINISTRATION. AMERICAN ADMINISTRATION. THEN A LITTLE LATER, IN HIS
[02:33:15] THEN A LITTLE LATER, IN HIS REMARKS TO REPORTERS, HE SAID
[02:33:18] REMARKS TO REPORTERS, HE SAID THIS. THIS. >> THIS HAS BEEN OUR STRATEGY >> THIS HAS BEEN OUR STRATEGY FROM THE START.
[02:33:22] FROM THE START. WE ARE LOOKING FOR PARTNERSHIP
[02:33:25] WE ARE LOOKING FOR PARTNERSHIP THAT IS ARE COMPLIMENTARY, THAT
[02:33:29] THAT IS ARE COMPLIMENTARY, THAT REINFORCE OUR SOVEREIGNTY AND REINFORCE OUR SOVEREIGNTY AND THAT'S WHAT IS ON OFFER HERE.
[02:33:32] THAT'S WHAT IS ON OFFER HERE. AND CANADIANS ARE UNITED THAT AND CANADIANS ARE UNITED THAT NOBODY IS GOING TO TELL US WHAT
[02:33:36] NOBODY IS GOING TO TELL US WHAT LANGUAGE WE SPEAK. LANGUAGE WE SPEAK. NO ONE IS GOING TO DICTATE OUR
[02:33:40] NO ONE IS GOING TO DICTATE OUR CULTURE, OR WITH WHOM WE CAN
[02:33:42] CULTURE, OR WITH WHOM WE CAN STRIKE AGREEMENTS STRIKE AGREEMENTS INTERNATIONALLY, THANK YOU.
[02:33:46] INTERNATIONALLY, THANK YOU. >>> AND, OF COURSE, WHEN YOU ARE >>> AND, OF COURSE, WHEN YOU ARE IN EUROPE, THEY DON'T NEED IT
[02:33:49] IN EUROPE, THEY DON'T NEED IT EXPLAINED TO THEM, THE VALUE OF EXPLAINED TO THEM, THE VALUE OF MULTIPLE LANGUAGES AND CULTURES
[02:33:52] MULTIPLE LANGUAGES AND CULTURES COMING TOGETHER UNDER SHARED COMING TOGETHER UNDER SHARED DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS.
[02:33:55] DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS. THAT'S LITERALLY THE LOVE THAT'S LITERALLY THE LOVE LANGUAGE OF THE EUROPEAN
[02:33:58] LANGUAGE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT. PARLIAMENT. HE IS HEARKENING THERE TO WHAT
[02:34:01] HE IS HEARKENING THERE TO WHAT WE WERE TOLD FROM THE CANADIAN WE WERE TOLD FROM THE CANADIAN SIDE WAS THE REASON THE CUSMA
[02:34:05] SIDE WAS THE REASON THE CUSMA TALKS WENT SIDEWAYS AT THE VERY TALKS WENT SIDEWAYS AT THE VERY END, THIS IDEA THAT IT WAS A RED
[02:34:08] END, THIS IDEA THAT IT WAS A RED LINE FOR CANADA TO BE TOLD WHAT
[02:34:10] LINE FOR CANADA TO BE TOLD WHAT AGREEMENTS IT COULD AND COULD
[02:34:13] AGREEMENTS IT COULD AND COULD NOT ENTER INTERINTO. NOT ENTER INTERINTO. NOW, THE TIMING FOR THIS VISIT,
[02:34:16] NOW, THE TIMING FOR THIS VISIT, THIS KEYNOTE SPEECH OF HIS, THIS KEYNOTE SPEECH OF HIS, SOMEWHAT EXTRAORDINARILY INVITED
[02:34:19] SOMEWHAT EXTRAORDINARILY INVITED TO DO THIS, WAS BEFORE THOSE TO DO THIS, WAS BEFORE THOSE TALKS COLLAPSED.
[02:34:22] TALKS COLLAPSED. SO THIS SPEECH IS NOT A REACTION SO THIS SPEECH IS NOT A REACTION TO THAT, HIM SAYING THIS TODAY,
[02:34:26] TO THAT, HIM SAYING THIS TODAY, THOUGH, CLEARLY A REFERENCE TO
[02:34:28] THOUGH, CLEARLY A REFERENCE TO THAT AND IT OCCURS TO ME THAT THAT AND IT OCCURS TO ME THAT THIS IDEA OF CLOSER TIES TO
[02:34:32] THIS IDEA OF CLOSER TIES TO EUROPE IS A LITTLE BIT EASIER TO EUROPE IS A LITTLE BIT EASIER TO SELL ON BOTH SIDES AT A TIME
[02:34:36] SELL ON BOTH SIDES AT A TIME WHEN HOSTILITIES WITH THE WHEN HOSTILITIES WITH THE AMERICANS REMAIN.
[02:34:38] AMERICANS REMAIN. BUT THOSE HOSTILITIES MAY NOT BUT THOSE HOSTILITIES MAY NOT ALWAYS BE THERE.
[02:34:41] ALWAYS BE THERE. IF CANADA EVENTUALLY COMES TO IF CANADA EVENTUALLY COMES TO TERMS, REACHES SOME KIND OF AN
[02:34:45] TERMS, REACHES SOME KIND OF AN AGREEMENT WITH THIS WHITE HOUSE AGREEMENT WITH THIS WHITE HOUSE OR A FUTURE WHITE HOUSE, YOU
[02:34:48] OR A FUTURE WHITE HOUSE, YOU KNOW, THIS LONGER-TERM PROJECT KNOW, THIS LONGER-TERM PROJECT WITH EUROPE ISN'T GOING TO BE
[02:34:52] WITH EUROPE ISN'T GOING TO BE SORTED OUT IN A FEW MONTHS, SORTED OUT IN A FEW MONTHS, MAYBE NOT EVEN A FEW YEARS.
[02:34:55] MAYBE NOT EVEN A FEW YEARS. WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE THEN ONCE WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE THEN ONCE CANADA DOES HAVE MORE PEACE WITH
[02:35:05] Stand up for a strong and sovereign Alberta within a
[02:35:08] united Canada. As the Alberta government starts running ads
[02:35:12] about the upcoming referendum, a new report commissioned by
[02:35:16] the government lays out the potential costs of separation
[02:35:20] as much as $170 billion / 5 years. It says in a worst case
[02:35:24] scenario, Alberta's GDP could drop by
[02:35:27] about 10%, average annual wages could
[02:35:29] shrink by close to $5500, and the debt could grow by $327
[02:35:33] billion. In a scenario where things go smoothly,
[02:35:37] GDP could fall by about 2%, those wages could drop by about
[02:35:41] $1200 a person, and Alberta's debt could
[02:35:44] increase by $209 billion. A lot of pain up front,
[02:35:47] not a huge amount of gain. Those pushing for Alberta to
[02:35:51] leave say the uncertainty is worth it. The question is,
[02:35:55] are we more afraid of what's coming with Liberals and power?
[02:35:59] Are we more afraid of being self-sufficient?
[02:36:02] Because either way, there's a risk
[02:36:05] campaigning to stay in Canada, believe the costs could be even
[02:36:08] higher. There are so many assumptions. And at the very
[02:36:11] bottom, at the very bottom of the report, it says we're not sure. We're
[02:36:15] not sure if this is right or not,
[02:36:16] but this is the best we could do. And I think that that's
[02:36:20] actually the statement that we should be focused on. Alberta's
[02:36:23] premier pointing to the costs, saying it's up to voters to
[02:36:26] make up their minds. It's not inconsequential the amount of
[02:36:29] debt we would have to take on. I'm personally of the view that
[02:36:32] things are going so well right now that we've managed to
[02:36:35] address so many of the things that were holding Alberta back. This
[02:36:39] political scientist says the province has not campaigned
[02:36:43] strongly for the stay vote. If they were actually interested
[02:36:46] in making a strong campaign for Alberta to remain part of
[02:36:49] Canada, they would be saying exactly
[02:36:51] that on all of their messaging and all of their ad buying. As
[02:36:55] the vault looms, campaigns on both sides are
[02:36:57] expected to ramp up. Albertans head to the polls October 19th
[02:37:01] Julia Wong, CBC News, Edmonton.
[02:37:05] Bump bump
[02:37:09] videos like this offer an inside look into a criminal
[02:37:12] network that's thrown Canadian communities into crisis. That
[02:37:16] man firing a handgun near an Edmonton highway was deported
[02:37:20] earlier this year.
[02:37:24] So was this man. Images taken from his cell phone include
[02:37:28] what appears to be an automatic weapon,
[02:37:30] bins that look full of bullets and a selfie taken in front of
[02:37:34] a burning building.
[02:37:37] The videos come from police investigations into the Bishnoi
[02:37:41] gang, led from an Indian jail cell by
[02:37:44] Lawrence Bishnoi.
[02:37:47] That gang or its copycats believed to be behind the
[02:37:50] crisis of extortions and shootings targeting the Indo
[02:37:54] Canadian community in Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario.
[02:37:58] CBC News exclusively received the files from Canada's
[02:38:02] Immigration and Refugee Board. The release includes this
[02:38:06] threatening letter to the Abbotsford police last summer
[02:38:10] from Laurence Gang from India. It says we will rule in Canada.
[02:38:14] We have more than 5000 gang members in Canada.
[02:38:18] They can do shooting for only 1000. Do not try to stop us. I
[02:38:22] think it's pretty unsurprising. Criminology professor Wade
[02:38:25] Diceman says those threats have credibility because the gang
[02:38:30] recruits young men, often on student visas. They're
[02:38:33] prepared to do this work for very cheap. Also last summer,
[02:38:37] the Canada Border Services Agency intensified extortion
[02:38:40] investigations, leading to more than 100
[02:38:43] deportations. That they're engaging in that many
[02:38:46] deportations tells me that
[02:38:48] they're they're doing a cost benefit calculus. They can't
[02:38:52] possibly prosecute all of those cases. That choice means those
[02:38:56] individual cases are closed. Diceman says that may make it
[02:39:00] tough to follow evidence further up the criminal chain.
[02:39:04] Lindsey Duncombe, CBC News, Vancouver.
[02:39:09] According to newly released documents,
[02:39:11] the Toronto police officer didn't care if people got hurt
[02:39:14] after he conducted government database searches and sold
[02:39:18] peoples confidential information,
[02:39:20] knowing it could lead to serious violence. The documents
[02:39:23] also say the officer preferred to do these searches while on
[02:39:27] duty to reduce suspicion.
[02:39:29] Timothy Barnhardt, who police call the Genesis of
[02:39:32] Police Corruption case Project S,
[02:39:35] is accused of routinely selling confidential information to
[02:39:39] Brian Decosta
[02:39:41] which allegedly led to various shootings across the GTA. And
[02:39:45] to this I have not seen anyone get out the passenger side. An
[02:39:49] alleged attempted murder of a jail official which was
[02:39:52] intercepted by police. Let's take him down right now.
[02:39:55] Barnhart is accused of providing the jail officials
[02:39:58] address and vehicle information to Decosta,
[02:40:01] who then gave it to an alleged gun for hire network to carry
[02:40:05] out the attempted hit.
[02:40:07] This is all outlined in an Information to Obtain or ITO
[02:40:11] police documents laying out existing evidence used to
[02:40:15] convince the courts to sign off on police conducting search
[02:40:19] warrants. The allegations in the ITO have not yet been
[02:40:23] tested in court. Also in the ITO who police believe ordered
[02:40:27] the alleged hit on the jail official and why?
[02:40:31] It goes back to this man Gurpreet Singh,
[02:40:34] who is in jail fighting extradition to the US. He's
[02:40:37] accused of
[02:40:39] acting as an accomplice in an alleged murderous drug
[02:40:42] smuggling ring led by accused cocaine kingpin Ryan Wedding.
[02:40:45] According to the ITO, police intercepted calls from
[02:40:49] the Toronto S detention centre between Singh and inmate there
[02:40:53] and Acosta. The ITO says Singh had motive to harm the jail
[02:40:57] official for a number of reasons,
[02:40:59] including that he confiscated cell phones and steroids from
[02:41:03] Singh and his former cellmate and separated the two,
[02:41:06] the documents also state. Police believe it
[02:41:09] as a jail guard who is also an ex-girlfriend of Singh,
[02:41:13] who took a photo of the jail officials license plate which
[02:41:16] Barnhart then used to run his search to get the jail
[02:41:20] officials address. Both Singh and his ex-girlfriend,
[02:41:23] the jail guard have not been charged in this case. CBC News
[02:41:27] asked the lawyers for comment for Singh,
[02:41:29] Barnhart and Decosta. Barnhart's lawyer declined. We
[02:41:33] did not hear back from Decosta or Singh lawyer by our deadline.
[02:41:37] Those things lawyer has previously reiterated to us
[02:41:40] that his client has not been charged in this case. Angelina
[02:41:44] King, CBC News, Toronto.
[02:43:50] We're following developing news out of Quebec. A diver is in
[02:43:53] hospital following an attack by A great white shark in eastern
[02:43:56] Quebec. The diver was on an excursion in the Gaspe
[02:43:59] Peninsula with a scuba diving company. And Sarah has the
[02:44:03] latest on this. Sarah, absolutely. I mean,
[02:44:05] the latest is that after this attack happened 10:30 in the
[02:44:09] morning or just before that, this diver was treated,
[02:44:12] we understand from the Coast Guard and from the company
[02:44:15] involved here treated at the scene and had been aboard or
[02:44:19] was part of a crew that was out on a vessel named Yoda,
[02:44:22] a Coast Guard Auxiliary dive boat. And so there was the
[02:44:26] ability to treat on the scene and then take to hospital. And
[02:44:29] from the dive company involved here,
[02:44:32] they put out a statement and basically what they are saying
[02:44:35] here is that the driver was taken to hospital but not with
[02:44:39] any life threatening injuries. So in other words,
[02:44:42] is is alive and it's expected to live despite the fact that
[02:44:46] there was this shark attack precautionary measure. They say
[02:44:49] they are suspending
[02:44:51] dive activities. This is the area that we're talking about
[02:44:54] here. Here's the Gaspe Peninsula and the waters are
[02:44:57] are off the coast here in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence.
[02:45:00] Important to say this is very cold water right now. We're
[02:45:03] talking about maybe 14° and it's of course only going to
[02:45:06] get colder as we approach the winter. But what we are hearing
[02:45:10] from this dive company in is that they are suspending as a
[02:45:13] precautionary measure any future dives or anymore dives
[02:45:16] in an area that is. And these are some of the pictures of
[02:45:19] this spectacular for scuba diving. It
[02:45:21] is a popular tourist and activity. This company is not
[02:45:24] engaging in it anymore this season as a result of what's
[02:45:28] happened here. I feel like the reaction from a lot of people
[02:45:32] watching might be twofold. First of all,
[02:45:34] a shark attack off the waters of Canada. And secondly,
[02:45:38] how unusual is this? So on one hand,
[02:45:40] do the answer would be very rare, but on the other hand,
[02:45:43] more common than you might think and more common in the
[02:45:47] last, say, few years. There is a nonprofit
[02:45:49] organization that tracks sharks O
[02:45:52] search and they had just over the summer,
[02:45:54] so that they had been tracking 4 sharks in particular that had
[02:45:58] been spotted in this particular area of the Saint Lawrence near
[02:46:02] to a couple of islands and in one case off the coast of
[02:46:05] Newfoundland. And you know, so that is for sightings. And
[02:46:09] the this was, this was announced and,
[02:46:11] and talked about in the context of being really good news
[02:46:15] because, you know, what it might suggest is that
[02:46:18] this is a healthy or healthier population of great white
[02:46:21] sharks, you know, a species that has been threatened certainly,
[02:46:25] and perhaps a return to healthier waters. Of course,
[02:46:28] today's news is going to maybe, you know, put a bit of a,
[02:46:31] a shadow on that. But this is what we're experiencing here.
[02:46:35] We are seeing a return to some extent of great white sharks in
[02:46:39] this area. All right, Sarah, thank you very much. Well,
[02:46:42] let's bring in an expert who tracks shark behavior for his
[02:46:46] perspective on what happened. Neil Hammerschlag is the
[02:46:49] executive director of the Shark Research Foundation and he is
[02:46:53] in Halifax.
[02:46:54] Thank you very much for joining us. When you heard of this
[02:46:57] attack on a diver in the Gaspe Peninsula,
[02:47:00] what was your reaction?
[02:47:03] Well, obviously, you know, I'm a very upset. This is a
[02:47:07] tragic thing. It's terrible that anyone would be bitten by
[02:47:11] a shark. And even as as rare as it is, you know, it's,
[02:47:15] I think it unfortunately paints the sharks in a bad light. And
[02:47:20] obviously we don't want any harm to come to people. But not
[02:47:25] entirely unexpected considering, you know,
[02:47:28] there are a lot of sharks in Atlantic Canada at this time of
[02:47:32] year. OK to that I think, I mean, I grew up in in the Maritimes
[02:47:36] and, and that statement kind of
[02:47:38] surprises me. So a lot of great white sharks in the waters off
[02:47:42] Atlantic Canada.
[02:47:44] Yeah. So my team, we do research on on the great
[02:47:47] white sharks off of Nova Scotia. And like for example,
[02:47:50] last year our team documented over 100 different great white
[02:47:54] sharks that moved through our one area of the Southwest and
[02:47:58] Nova Scotia. And what I can tell you is we we've started to
[02:48:02] see quite a few great whites this year already. My team was
[02:48:06] out today with Atlantic Shark Expeditions and we had three
[02:48:10] different great whites just today alone at our boat. So,
[02:48:14] you know, you you're surprised and it's
[02:48:16] true, but this is a part of their
[02:48:18] natural range. But encounters and sightings have been
[02:48:22] increasing, especially over the last,
[02:48:24] let's say, five years. And is there
[02:48:27] anything unusual about where this shark was and the time of
[02:48:31] year that this happened?
[02:48:34] No, actually, this is, you know, the gas bag Quebec. That area
[02:48:38] is known to have a lot of seals. And we know that great whites
[02:48:42] at this time of year are probably at their most
[02:48:45] plentiful. Like September is the peak of the peak season for
[02:48:49] them. And they're around, they're probably hunting seals.
[02:48:53] And, you know, you know, where they're seals,
[02:48:56] they're sharks. And so that is an area that are known to be
[02:49:00] frequented by great whites and, you know, an area where
[02:49:04] they could be, you know, hunting seals.
[02:49:08] Maybe we can blame Hollywood. But Neil,
[02:49:10] I don't have to tell you that. Whether it's an attack off the,
[02:49:14] you know, coast of Australia, California or in this case,
[02:49:18] Quebec, there's something about a great
[02:49:20] white shark attacking a human being that not only gets a lot
[02:49:24] of attention but makes a lot of people feel uncomfortable. How
[02:49:28] concerned should those who like to scuba dive, for example,
[02:49:32] in this area, How concerned should they be?
[02:49:36] Honestly, this is relatively, I mean,
[02:49:38] this is rare. We you have, when you're scuba diving or
[02:49:42] even walking along the beach, you have more to worry about,
[02:49:45] you know, falling and tripping over
[02:49:47] sandcastle and, and, and you know,
[02:49:49] more people die that way. Actually annually more people
[02:49:53] die of, of being caught in a RIP
[02:49:55] current. Drowning a shark bite is extremely, extremely rare,
[02:49:58] especially from our great white. But I think there's obviously
[02:50:02] something dramatic about it. And the fact is, like
[02:50:05] a lot of people, you know, that's,
[02:50:07] that's like a primorial fear of and so that's why it gets so
[02:50:11] much more attention than people dying here in Atlantic Canada,
[02:50:14] tick bites, which is obviously way more
[02:50:17] common and way more lethal. So I think, you know, personally,
[02:50:20] I would, I would take my kids to the
[02:50:22] ocean. I would enjoy the ocean. I think everyone should enjoy
[02:50:26] the ocean. Fortunately for us, there are great whites,
[02:50:29] but humans are not a natural prey item. We're not on their
[02:50:32] menu. And in fact, most of the time great whites actually want to have
[02:50:36] nothing to do with people. And generally,
[02:50:38] I would say avoid people.
[02:50:41] All right. Well, it's fantastic to have your
[02:50:43] perspective. Neil Hammerschlag, the executive director of the
[02:50:53] You've probably seen the headlines. A super El Nino is
[02:50:55] brewing in the Pacific. I've been tracking El Nino for years.
[02:50:59] But these numbers, they're off the charts. So what
[02:51:02] is it that I've never seen before?
[02:51:04] I've never seen an El Nino this strong hit on top of an ocean
[02:51:08] that is hotter than we've ever seen it and that has experts
[02:51:11] around the world worried that the usual El Nino floods and
[02:51:15] storms will be worse than we can imagine. So how does this
[02:51:19] all work? At its most basic, El Nino is a huge shift
[02:51:22] of warm ocean water. So normally,
[02:51:24] strong trade winds blowing near the equator shove the warm
[02:51:28] surface water east to West toward Asia and Australia. All
[02:51:32] that warm water gets piled up, pushing heat deep into the sea
[02:51:36] while opening the door for cooler water to come to the
[02:51:40] surface off the coast of South America. This is our normal
[02:51:44] ocean state. But during an El Nino,
[02:51:46] those trade winds collapse, often triggered by a
[02:51:50] disturbance like a cyclone that sets off a domino effect.
[02:51:54] And with no wind holding it back,
[02:51:56] that giant pool of warm water sloshes right back across the
[02:52:00] Pacific, spreading out like a hot
[02:52:02] blanket. So why does this slosh in the Pacific matter to the
[02:52:06] rest of the world? Because the Pacific covers half
[02:52:10] the planet. That much warm water sitting on the surface
[02:52:13] releases a colossal amount of heat straight up into the
[02:52:17] atmosphere. That injection of heat fuels thunderstorm
[02:52:21] clusters and rising columns of air acting like giant
[02:52:24] roadblocks,
[02:52:26] the highways that direct the flow of weather systems around
[02:52:29] the world, AKA the jet stream. It dumps
[02:52:32] torrential rains and flooding onto places that don't normally
[02:52:36] see it, while trapping other regions in
[02:52:38] devastating droughts. And for country sitting on the
[02:52:42] receiving end of that warm water slosh, like Peru,
[02:52:45] the impacts are immediate. So the coastal communities are
[02:52:49] preparing for flooding and even landslides,
[02:52:52] especially in communities and areas that don't have the
[02:52:56] correct
[02:52:57] restructuring place. The northern part of the Andes are
[02:53:00] also expecting really heavy rains and how to contain that,
[02:53:04] while southern parts typically face really intense droughts
[02:53:07] and they need to be adapted so these don't disrupt the food
[02:53:11] systems. As for climate change, right now we're stacking one of
[02:53:15] the hottest El Ninos ever recorded on top of more heat.
[02:53:19] El Nino itself doesn't create new heat,
[02:53:22] it redistributes energy already stored in the ocean. Climate
[02:53:26] change, on the other hand,
[02:53:27] is adding more trapped heat back into this equation every
[02:53:31] day. El Nino just kind of moves the heat around,
[02:53:33] and that's bad because people are adapted to the amount of
[02:53:37] rainfall they get, the temperatures they get,
[02:53:39] and when they move it around, then all of a sudden, hey,
[02:53:43] I'm not getting the rainfall I was expecting to get. And that
[02:53:46] creates big problems for people. So does all of this mean that
[02:53:50] the Super El Nino is a window into a warming world where we
[02:53:53] could see these impacts every day?
[02:53:55] It's not a permanent shift yet. The extreme
[02:53:58] nature of this El Nino means the ocean will likely seesaw
[02:54:01] back into a colder landino over the next two years. But what's
[02:54:05] happening now is the clearest preview we've ever had of what
[02:54:09] happens when a supercharged natural cycle collides with an
[02:54:12] ever warming baseline.
[02:56:16] PEI wants to reduce energy drink consumption among youth.
[02:56:19] You can buy them at about any corner or grocery store and
[02:56:23] there's no law that says you need to be a certain age to buy
[02:56:28] them. That's just by growing concern energy drinks are
[02:56:32] leading to a generation of over caffeinated kids to the point
[02:56:36] it's causing harm. Caffeine can cause palpitations,
[02:56:40] some feelings of vomiting and nausea. They can make people
[02:56:44] certainly affect their sleep
[02:56:46] and their concentration. Caffeine can also lead to
[02:56:50] elevated blood pressure, an elevated or irregular
[02:56:53] heartbeat, and interact with drugs like
[02:56:56] the ones used for ADHD. This one energy drink contains 160
[02:57:00] milligrams of caffeine. That's almost as much as two cups of
[02:57:05] coffee or 4 to 5 cans of pop. Health Canada says the daily
[02:57:09] limit for kids is 2 1/2 milligrams per kilo of weight.
[02:57:13] That means for any kid who weighs less than 64 kilos,
[02:57:16] or about 140 lbs, this is too much for them. This
[02:57:20] year, federal rules kicked in
[02:57:22] requiring warning labels saying energy drinks aren't
[02:57:25] recommended for people under 14 and advising a daily limit on
[02:57:29] consumption. Energy drinks aren't allowed in Island
[02:57:32] schools, but that doesn't mean kids
[02:57:34] aren't having them off site. It would actually make me pretty
[02:57:38] shaky. Like they didn't make me feel that good so that's why I
[02:57:41] don't really have them anymore. I wasn't about 3 * a Week,
[02:57:45] 2 for work and one like just what I'm feeling,
[02:57:48] one for school. I haven't had an energy drink. My mom does
[02:57:51] not want me having them. She thinks that they're very bad
[02:57:54] for us and like the caffeine in it is not good for us. My coach
[02:57:58] that I had last year, he said he doesn't want to see
[02:58:01] any in the dressing room because you could have a heart
[02:58:04] attack in the ice or something like that. So if he if he saw
[02:58:07] them in dressing, you usually get like sat.
[02:58:09] Quebec is preparing to ban the sale of energy drinks to kids
[02:58:13] under 16, PEI's chief public health
[02:58:15] officer told a legislative committee today. An educational
[02:58:18] approach here is the way to start. BACK will be one of the first
[02:58:21] jurisdictions here in Canada to take that step to ban energy
[02:58:25] drinks. We don't know if it's going to achieve what they're
[02:58:28] hoping for. Doctor Morrison shared about limitations and
[02:58:31] struggles they're having. And I think it's prudent for us as a
[02:58:34] province to see that play out before we act. The committee
[02:58:37] will recommend a path forward to government this fall. In the
[02:58:40] meantime, public health says for kids or
[02:58:42] anyone who wants to be energetic and alert,
[02:58:44] nothing beats a balanced diet and a good night's sleep.
[02:58:47] Carrie Campbell, CBC News, Charlottetown.
[03:00:20] SEEMS CANADA IS WALKING IN. MARK CARNEY LAYING OUT HIS
[03:00:23] MARK CARNEY LAYING OUT HIS VISION THIS MORNING FOR THE VISION THIS MORNING FOR THE FUTURE OF CANADA'S RELATIONSHIP
[03:00:26] FUTURE OF CANADA'S RELATIONSHIP WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION, WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION, EMBRACING THE IDEA OF ASSOCIATE
[03:00:30] EMBRACING THE IDEA OF ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP FOR THE FIRST TIME.
[03:00:32] MEMBERSHIP FOR THE FIRST TIME. >> CANADA WELCOMES THIS >> CANADA WELCOMES THIS AMBITION.
[03:00:36] AMBITION. I WILL TELL YOU, POLLING SHOWS I WILL TELL YOU, POLLING SHOWS THAT AN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF
[03:00:40] THAT AN OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF CANADIANS SUPPORT MUCH CLOSER
[03:00:42] CANADIANS SUPPORT MUCH CLOSER TIES WITH EUROPE.
[03:00:46] TIES WITH EUROPE. [Applause]