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[00:00:02] province to see that play out before we act. The committee
[00:00:05] will recommend a path forward to government this fall. In the
[00:00:08] meantime, public health says for kids or
[00:00:10] anyone who wants to be energetic and alert,
[00:00:12] nothing beats a balanced diet and a good night's sleep.
[00:00:15] Carrie Campbell, CBC News, Charlottetown.
[00:00:29] >> Andrew: HELLO. I'M ANDREW NICHOLS AND THIS IS
[00:00:35] I'M ANDREW NICHOLS AND THIS IS CBC NEWS NETWORK.
[00:00:36] CBC NEWS NETWORK. >>> MARK CARNEY IS BACK FROM
[00:00:42] >>> MARK CARNEY IS BACK FROM EUROPEAN AFTER AN ADDRESS TO
[00:00:44] EUROPEAN AFTER AN ADDRESS TO THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT.
[00:00:48] THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT. >> Prime Minister Mark Carney: >> Prime Minister Mark Carney: THIS HAS BEEN OUR STRATEGY FROM
[00:00:51] THIS HAS BEEN OUR STRATEGY FROM THE START. THE START. WE ARE LOOKING FOR PARTNERSHIPS
[00:00:54] WE ARE LOOKING FOR PARTNERSHIPS THAT ARE COMPLEMENTARY THAT THAT ARE COMPLEMENTARY THAT REINFORCE OUR SOVEREIGNTY AND
[00:00:57] REINFORCE OUR SOVEREIGNTY AND THAT'S WHAT IS ON OFFER HERE
[00:00:59] THAT'S WHAT IS ON OFFER HERE AND CANADIANS ARE UNITED THAT
[00:01:02] AND CANADIANS ARE UNITED THAT NOBODY IS GOING TO TELL US WHAT NOBODY IS GOING TO TELL US WHAT LANGUAGE WE SPEAK, NO ONE IS
[00:01:05] LANGUAGE WE SPEAK, NO ONE IS GOING TO DICTATE OUR CULTURE OR
[00:01:08] GOING TO DICTATE OUR CULTURE OR WITH WHOM WE CAN STRIKE WITH WHOM WE CAN STRIKE AGREEMENTS INTERNATIONALLY.
[00:01:12] AGREEMENTS INTERNATIONALLY. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. >> Andrew: CARNEY DIDN'T
[00:01:15] >> Andrew: CARNEY DIDN'T MENTION DONALD TRUMP BY NAME MENTION DONALD TRUMP BY NAME BUT THERE WERE CLEAR REFERENCES
[00:01:18] BUT THERE WERE CLEAR REFERENCES TO THE U.S. PRESIDENT'S TO THE U.S. PRESIDENT'S TACTICS.
[00:01:21] TACTICS. HE WENT ONTO SAY THAT AN
[00:01:23] HE WENT ONTO SAY THAT AN ALLIANCE BETWEEN CANADA AND THE
[00:01:25] ALLIANCE BETWEEN CANADA AND THE E.U. WOULD BE A BEACON FOR E.U. WOULD BE A BEACON FOR OTHER DEMOCRACIES.
[00:01:29] OTHER DEMOCRACIES. >>> SO LET'S GET MORE. >>> SO LET'S GET MORE. THE CBCs KARINA ROMAN IS LIVE
[00:01:33] THE CBCs KARINA ROMAN IS LIVE IN OUR OTTAWA BUREAU WITH MORE.
[00:01:35] IN OUR OTTAWA BUREAU WITH MORE. SO KARINA, TELL US WHAT MARK
[00:01:37] SO KARINA, TELL US WHAT MARK CARNEY IS TRYING TO TELL US
[00:01:40] CARNEY IS TRYING TO TELL US WHAT THIS ASSOCIATE
[00:01:46] WHAT THIS ASSOCIATE MEMBERSH MEMBERSH MEMBERSHIP-PARTNERSHIP ENTAILS.
[00:01:49] MEMBERSHIP-PARTNERSHIP ENTAILS. >> Reporter: HE TOOK PAINS TO
[00:01:51] >> Reporter: HE TOOK PAINS TO FRAME IT SLIGHTLY DIFFERENTLY
[00:01:57] FRAME IT SLIGHTLY DIFFERENTLY TODAY AND PREFERRING TO USE THE
[00:02:01] TODAY AND PREFERRING TO USE THE TERM "ALLIANCE" AS A
[00:02:06] TERM "ALLIANCE" AS A DESCRIPTOR, WHATEVER IS AGREED DESCRIPTOR, WHATEVER IS AGREED TO IN TERMS OF SUBSTANCE,
[00:02:09] TO IN TERMS OF SUBSTANCE, THAT'S WHAT MATTERS. THAT'S WHAT MATTERS. WHERE THE COOPERATION WILL WHERE THE COOPERATION WILL ACTUALLY HAPPEN IS WHAT'S
[00:02:13] ACTUALLY HAPPEN IS WHAT'S IMPORTANT. IMPORTANT. NOW HE ALSO SAID A
[00:02:16] NOW HE ALSO SAID A CANADA-EUROPE ALLIANCE COULD BE CANADA-EUROPE ALLIANCE COULD BE A BEACON FOR OTHER DEMOCRACIES
[00:02:19] A BEACON FOR OTHER DEMOCRACIES AND THEN HE WENT ONTO SPELL OUT AND THEN HE WENT ONTO SPELL OUT WHAT IT WOULDN'T BE.
[00:02:23] WHAT IT WOULDN'T BE. HAVE A LISTEN. HAVE A LISTEN. >> Prime Minister Mark Carney: >> Prime Minister Mark Carney: I ALSO WANT TO BE PRECISE ABOUT
[00:02:27] I ALSO WANT TO BE PRECISE ABOUT WHAT I AM NOT PROPOSING.
[00:02:31] WHAT I AM NOT PROPOSING. I'M NOT PROPOSING A THIRD BLOCK
[00:02:36] I'M NOT PROPOSING A THIRD BLOCK IN ORDER TO BECOME A GREAT
[00:02:39] IN ORDER TO BECOME A GREAT RIVAL ONLY WITH BETTER MANNERS.
[00:02:44] RIVAL ONLY WITH BETTER MANNERS. [Applause] [Applause] >> Prime Minister Mark Carney:
[00:02:47] >> Prime Minister Mark Carney: WE DO NOT SEEK POWER TO WE DO NOT SEEK POWER TO DOMINATE OTHERS.
[00:02:51] DOMINATE OTHERS. ON THE CONTRARY, WE ARE
[00:02:54] ON THE CONTRARY, WE ARE PURSUING RESILIENCE SO NO ONE,
[00:02:57] PURSUING RESILIENCE SO NO ONE, NO ONE CAN CONTROL OUR OPEN NO ONE CAN CONTROL OUR OPEN MARKETS, IMPAIR OUR
[00:03:00] MARKETS, IMPAIR OUR SOVEREIGNTY, THREATEN OUR
[00:03:04] SOVEREIGNTY, THREATEN OUR TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY OR
[00:03:07] TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY OR UNDERMINE OUR FREEDOM, OUR
[00:03:10] UNDERMINE OUR FREEDOM, OUR DEMOCRACY, OUR RULE OF LAW. DEMOCRACY, OUR RULE OF LAW. >> Reporter: CANADA'S ALREADY
[00:03:14] >> Reporter: CANADA'S ALREADY THE FIRST NON-EUROPEAN MEMBER
[00:03:16] THE FIRST NON-EUROPEAN MEMBER TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THE
[00:03:19] TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THE SECURITY ACTION FOR EUROPE OR
[00:03:23] SECURITY ACTION FOR EUROPE OR SAFE. SAFE. CANADA COULD JOIN THINGS LIKE
[00:03:27] CANADA COULD JOIN THINGS LIKE ERASMUS PLUS WHICH WOULD ALLOW
[00:03:29] ERASMUS PLUS WHICH WOULD ALLOW PEOPLE TO WORK, STUDY, AND
[00:03:35] PEOPLE TO WORK, STUDY, AND DEVELOP ON EITHER SIDE OF THE DEVELOP ON EITHER SIDE OF THE ATLANTIC. ATLANTIC. HE ALSO HIGHLIGHTED SPECIFIC
[00:03:39] HE ALSO HIGHLIGHTED SPECIFIC SECTORS THAT WOULD BE THE MOST
[00:03:41] SECTORS THAT WOULD BE THE MOST LIKELY WHERE THERE WOULD BE
[00:03:44] LIKELY WHERE THERE WOULD BE COLLABORATION, CRITICAL COLLABORATION, CRITICAL MINERALS, A.I., AND FINANCE.
[00:03:48] MINERALS, A.I., AND FINANCE. NOW, THE EUROPEAN UNION HAS
[00:03:50] NOW, THE EUROPEAN UNION HAS MORE THAN 450 MILLION PEOPLE,
[00:03:54] MORE THAN 450 MILLION PEOPLE, SO A VERY BIG MARKET AND THEY
[00:04:00] SO A VERY BIG MARKET AND THEY NEED WHAT CANADA WANTS TO OFFER
[00:04:03] NEED WHAT CANADA WANTS TO OFFER AND UNLIKE THE U.S. THEY DON'T
[00:04:08] AND UNLIKE THE U.S. THEY DON'T PRETEND LIKE THEY DON'T WANT PRETEND LIKE THEY DON'T WANT IT.
[00:04:10] IT. >> THE EUROPEAN UNION IS 450
[00:04:14] >> THE EUROPEAN UNION IS 450 MILLION PEOPLE WITH A BASIC SET
[00:04:16] MILLION PEOPLE WITH A BASIC SET OF PRINCIPLES, OF SOCIAL -- OF
[00:04:20] OF PRINCIPLES, OF SOCIAL -- OF SOCIETY THAT CORRESPOND ROUGHLY SOCIETY THAT CORRESPOND ROUGHLY TO OURS, AND SO THEY'RE A
[00:04:24] TO OURS, AND SO THEY'RE A PERFECT PARTNER BECAUSE WE'RE
[00:04:26] PERFECT PARTNER BECAUSE WE'RE TRYING TO GET SCALE, AND SCALE
[00:04:31] TRYING TO GET SCALE, AND SCALE TO DO BIG GAP TALL PROJECTS,
[00:04:34] TO DO BIG GAP TALL PROJECTS, AND HERE'S A PARTNER WHO NEEDS AND HERE'S A PARTNER WHO NEEDS THAT PRODUCT.
[00:04:37] THAT PRODUCT. IT'S A BIG UPGRADE FOR US, AND
[00:04:42] IT'S A BIG UPGRADE FOR US, AND I'M ELATED THAT THEY SEEM TO
[00:04:44] I'M ELATED THAT THEY SEEM TO ACT AND BELIEVE THAT IT'S AN ACT AND BELIEVE THAT IT'S AN UPGRADE TO THEM.
[00:04:47] UPGRADE TO THEM. >> Reporter: THE PRIME MINISTER >> Reporter: THE PRIME MINISTER ALSO MADE SURE IN QUESTIONS --
[00:04:50] ALSO MADE SURE IN QUESTIONS -- OR IN HIS ANSWERS TO REPORTERS
[00:04:52] OR IN HIS ANSWERS TO REPORTERS IN A NEWS AVAILABILITY, MEDIA
[00:04:55] IN A NEWS AVAILABILITY, MEDIA AVAILABILITY AFTERWARDS, THAT
[00:04:58] AVAILABILITY AFTERWARDS, THAT EVERYONE SHOULD BE LOOKING
[00:05:00] EVERYONE SHOULD BE LOOKING TOWARDS THE CANADA-E.U. SUMMIT
[00:05:04] TOWARDS THE CANADA-E.U. SUMMIT THAT'S HAPPENING IN MONTREAL AT THAT'S HAPPENING IN MONTREAL AT THE END OF OCTOBER.
[00:05:07] THE END OF OCTOBER. THAT'S WHERE WE'LL GET DETAILS THAT'S WHERE WE'LL GET DETAILS AND WHERE THE CONCRETE SHAPE
[00:05:10] AND WHERE THE CONCRETE SHAPE WOULD GET WORKED OUT AND
[00:05:18] WOULD GET WORKED OUT AND ANYTHING WOULD BE WORKED OUT BY ANYTHING WOULD BE WORKED OUT BY PARLIAMENT.
[00:05:22] PARLIAMENT. >> Andrew: AND KARINA, CARNEY
[00:05:26] >> Andrew: AND KARINA, CARNEY MADE SOME VEILED JABS AT DONALD
[00:05:30] MADE SOME VEILED JABS AT DONALD TRUMP. TRUMP. WHAT CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT WHAT CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT THAT?
[00:05:33] THAT? >> Reporter: YEAH, SUGGESTING
[00:05:34] >> Reporter: YEAH, SUGGESTING THAT EUROPE COULD BE A MORE
[00:05:37] RELIABLE ALLY AND HE SAID THAT CANADA AND EUROPE ARE NOT
[00:05:39] CANADA AND EUROPE ARE NOT FAIRWEATHER ALLIES AND NOR DO
[00:05:47] FAIRWEATHER ALLIES AND NOR DO THEY SEEK [indiscernible] THEY SEEK [indiscernible] DEELZ.
[00:05:50] DEELZ. IT'S NOT A HOSTILE ACT TO THE IT'S NOT A HOSTILE ACT TO THE U.S. WHICH DONALD TRUMP SAYS IT
[00:05:53] U.S. WHICH DONALD TRUMP SAYS IT MIGHT BE AND MIGHT INCUR MIGHT BE AND MIGHT INCUR FURTHER RETALIATION FROM THE
[00:05:57] FURTHER RETALIATION FROM THE U.S. ADMINISTRATION BUT RATHER U.S. ADMINISTRATION BUT RATHER THIS MOVE IS A POSITIVE THIS MOVE IS A POSITIVE INITIATIVE.
[00:06:00] INITIATIVE. IT'S NOT IN REACTION TO IT'S NOT IN REACTION TO SOMETHING. SOMETHING. HAVE A LISTEN.
[00:06:04] HAVE A LISTEN. >> Prime Minister Mark Carney: >> Prime Minister Mark Carney: AN ALLIANCE THAT BUILDS
[00:06:06] AN ALLIANCE THAT BUILDS RESILIENCE FOR WHAT IT ALLOWS RESILIENCE FOR WHAT IT ALLOWS US TO DO FOR OUR CITIZENS AND
[00:06:10] US TO DO FOR OUR CITIZENS AND OUR CITIZENS TO DO FOR OUR CITIZENS TO DO FOR THEMSELVES, AN ALLIANCE STRONG
[00:06:14] THEMSELVES, AN ALLIANCE STRONG ENOUGH SO THAT NO ONE CAN
[00:06:17] ENOUGH SO THAT NO ONE CAN DICTATE OUR CHOICES, AN
[00:06:21] DICTATE OUR CHOICES, AN ALLIANCE OPEN ENOUGH THAT
[00:06:22] ALLIANCE OPEN ENOUGH THAT OTHERS CAN JOIN, AN ALLIANCE
[00:06:25] OTHERS CAN JOIN, AN ALLIANCE PRINCIPLED ENOUGH THAT OUR PRINCIPLED ENOUGH THAT OUR STRENGTH REINFORCES
[00:06:28] STRENGTH REINFORCES INTERNATIONAL LAW RATHER THAN INTERNATIONAL LAW RATHER THAN SEEKS TO REPLACE IT.
[00:06:31] SEEKS TO REPLACE IT. >> Reporter: NOW IT'S REALLY >> Reporter: NOW IT'S REALLY NOT CLEAR, THOUGH, WHAT THIS
[00:06:35] NOT CLEAR, THOUGH, WHAT THIS WHOLE MOVE IN THIS TWO-DAY
[00:06:39] WHOLE MOVE IN THIS TWO-DAY TRIP, WHAT IT WILL MEAN TO THE
[00:06:43] TRIP, WHAT IT WILL MEAN TO THE CHANCES OF GETTING BACK TO THE CHANCES OF GETTING BACK TO THE TABLE WITH THE UNITED STATES TO
[00:06:46] TABLE WITH THE UNITED STATES TO TALK TRADE, ESPECIALLY WHAT HE TALK TRADE, ESPECIALLY WHAT HE SAID IN THAT SPEECH.
[00:06:48] SAID IN THAT SPEECH. WHILE SOME OF IT WAS TRYING TO
[00:06:52] WHILE SOME OF IT WAS TRYING TO REASSURE THAT THIS WAS NOT A
[00:06:54] REASSURE THAT THIS WAS NOT A HOSTILE MOVE IT STILL WAS
[00:06:57] HOSTILE MOVE IT STILL WAS HOSTILE IN SOME AREAS, NOT
[00:07:00] HOSTILE IN SOME AREAS, NOT BEING TOLD WHO WE CAN STRIKE BEING TOLD WHO WE CAN STRIKE AGREEMENTS WITH OR NOT WITH.
[00:07:04] AGREEMENTS WITH OR NOT WITH. WE'RE STILL TRYING TO SEE HOW
[00:07:09] WE'RE STILL TRYING TO SEE HOW THAT IMPACTS OUR CHANCES ARE ON
[00:07:15] An alliance for the future is a unique,
[00:07:17] positive approach that we will define together. Mark Carney
[00:07:21] addressed the European Parliament earlier today. His
[00:07:24] speech came just a day after the head of the EU offered
[00:07:28] Canada an invitation to become an associate member. Carney
[00:07:32] says any new partnership with the Block would first have to
[00:07:36] be approved by Parliament in this country. The Prime
[00:07:39] Minister is now on his way back to Ottawa,
[00:07:42] so let's get some analysis. Analysis on this. And for that
[00:07:46] I'm joined by Ben Roswell. Here's a consultant with
[00:07:49] Catalyzed 4A strategic advisory company. Ben,
[00:07:52] good to see you. What stood out to you in terms of Mark Carney
[00:07:56] speech? I think this is a great day for
[00:07:58] Canada. We took a concrete step towards building our national
[00:08:02] power with this opening of negotiations for an alliance
[00:08:05] with with the EU. Yes, they'll have to come back to
[00:08:08] Parliament, but I think the Prime Minister
[00:08:11] articulated the case for this treaty,
[00:08:13] for this alliance in a way that I think will resonate with
[00:08:17] Canadians, that this is about
[00:08:18] fundamentally about our freedom. Our freedom is a country is
[00:08:22] under threat from aggressive great powers,
[00:08:24] from big tech companies that seem to be running away with
[00:08:28] control over our every everyday lives. And we need to team up
[00:08:31] with other major democracies if we're going to protect the
[00:08:35] freedom of Canadians. How does it build our national power?
[00:08:38] Well, you build power by sharing it
[00:08:40] with other countries. So when we have power over
[00:08:44] certain things that happened in the economy and our society,
[00:08:47] we share it with the Europeans so that we can draw in their
[00:08:50] power and they can draw on ours. It's, it's never going to be more than, say,
[00:08:54] the United States or China, but it's a,
[00:08:56] it's a way that we can build resilience. I think one of the
[00:08:59] most evocative phrases the Prime Minister had today,
[00:09:02] he talked about the storms blowing across the
[00:09:04] international system. He said it might be too much for one
[00:09:07] tree, but not for a forest. The
[00:09:08] forest will stand. And So what he did today was to try and
[00:09:11] build out what that forest will look like. This feels like
[00:09:14] this is a way to reduce the dependency, the concern,
[00:09:17] the threats from the United States. This is all part and
[00:09:20] parcel of that. Do you think that's the case?
[00:09:22] He certainly took pains to say this is not meant to be like a
[00:09:26] anti American alliance, but it certainly shows that
[00:09:28] Canada acts on its own in the international system. We are
[00:09:31] not a vassal of the United States. We make our own
[00:09:34] decisions. We partner with whoever we want. And in this
[00:09:37] day and age, it makes sense that we partner
[00:09:39] with democracies as the United States is turning to
[00:09:42] authoritarianism, as it's rejecting the rule of law both at home
[00:09:46] and abroad. We are embracing relationships with an older set
[00:09:49] of partners that have an an equally deep commitment to the
[00:09:53] rule of law. What about our sovereignty and our
[00:09:56] independence? And then any concern that,
[00:09:59] you know, as we kind of push back against
[00:10:02] US, threats towards that, that the EU is friendly,
[00:10:05] democratic, the free world, all those good things. But
[00:10:08] there are those that say, are we going to have to give up
[00:10:12] sovereignty in some way? So this expense,
[00:10:15] our sovereignty, obviously
[00:10:17] we have to be deliberate about where we align with the
[00:10:21] Europeans and that will mean reducing our scope of maneuver
[00:10:25] on certain certain issues that the,
[00:10:27] the term here that we use is pooling of our sovereignty. We
[00:10:31] take all of our sovereignty to the table. The Europeans bring
[00:10:36] theirs. We decide where we're going to exercise our power
[00:10:39] collectively and overall it should increase our ability to
[00:10:43] to to create conditions of freedom for our our citizens.
[00:10:47] So if you do it with fellow democracies,
[00:10:49] it's positive for our sovereignty. Some people want
[00:10:52] to know tangibly, what does this mean?
[00:10:54] What does this mean to everyday people walking down the street?
[00:10:57] Are people going to be able to live and work in Europe or
[00:11:00] European is going to be able to live and work here?
[00:11:02] Yeah. What do you think? They actually did make that
[00:11:05] specific commitment to labour mobility and for students going
[00:11:08] back and forth. I think we're going to see more of a a joint
[00:11:11] effort to regulate technology. These massive technology
[00:11:14] companies that have the whole world worried about their
[00:11:16] future, this AI companies themselves
[00:11:18] think that, you know, they desperately need to be
[00:11:21] brought under control by governments. Well,
[00:11:23] the United States is not going to be the government that will
[00:11:26] do that. The European Union, it's a hoax. The yeah,
[00:11:28] that's right. The European Union has been the the leading
[00:11:31] democratic voice in the world when it comes to making sure
[00:11:34] the technologies protects privacy and protects citizens.
[00:11:37] We're now going to be able to benefit from all of those rules.
[00:11:40] I think it take it any area of interaction migration for
[00:11:43] example, we'll have far greater control
[00:11:45] over migration if we're not just waiting for migrants to
[00:11:47] show up at our airport through our borders,
[00:11:49] but before they get on planes leaving,
[00:11:52] leaving Europe. The more that we can align what our citizens
[00:11:55] need with what their citizens need,
[00:11:58] the more freedom we create for our citizens. Other EU taxes,
[00:12:01] well, Canadians pay EU taxes of any
[00:12:03] kind. Well, the Prime Minister seems to be
[00:12:06] cutting our business taxes. I would assume that would
[00:12:09] engender a bit of pushback from the Europeans because as he's
[00:12:13] trying, you know, comes out of the investment
[00:12:16] summit here in Toronto, goes to to the European Union,
[00:12:19] and he has just announced that we're actually going to be competing with all
[00:12:23] these European countries for investment. So we clearly are
[00:12:26] not clipping our wings too much on this very quickly. And I
[00:12:29] appreciate the irony and that I'm asking you about time,
[00:12:32] but very quickly, how long do you think this
[00:12:34] process is going to take? Because the Europeans,
[00:12:37] they can be slow when it comes to defining all this. Yeah. So
[00:12:40] I think the the challenge for Canada right now is to not be
[00:12:43] dictated by the pace of the Europeans because they will be
[00:12:46] slow. They have to get consensus between 27
[00:12:48] governments. It's a very, very burdensome process.
[00:12:51] But what we're building here is not just a link to the European
[00:12:54] Unions. We're building an alliance for the future,
[00:12:57] and that should include other great democracies around the
[00:13:00] world, including the big democracies in Asia, Japan and South Korea. And the
[00:13:04] Premier BC is concerned that there's not enough focus. And
[00:13:07] there certainly has been discussions about bringing the
[00:13:09] European Union together with the Trans Pacific Partnership,
[00:13:12] which is Canada, plus all these Asian countries.
[00:13:15] We have to make sure that we continue to reach out and build
[00:13:18] those ties with the new partners, not just the the historic ones
[00:13:22] that are represented by the European Union. Then always
[00:13:24] good to talk to you. Thank you that it's been Roswell, a consultant with Catalyze for.
[00:15:36] [ ♪♪ ] >> Andrew: FEDERAL >> Andrew: FEDERAL CONSERVATIVES FROM ACROSS THE
[00:15:40] CONSERVATIVES FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY ARE HOLDING THEIR SECOND COUNTRY ARE HOLDING THEIR SECOND AND FINAL DAY OF STRATEGY AND FINAL DAY OF STRATEGY SESSIONS IN PENTICTON, BRITISH
[00:15:44] SESSIONS IN PENTICTON, BRITISH COLUMBIA. COLUMBIA. THEY'RE DOING SO JUST AHEAD OF
[00:15:47] THEY'RE DOING SO JUST AHEAD OF PARLIAMENT'S RESUMPTION NEXT PARLIAMENT'S RESUMPTION NEXT WEEK AND WHILE THE PARTY IS
[00:15:50] WEEK AND WHILE THE PARTY IS STRUGGLING TO GAIN TRACTION AS STRUGGLING TO GAIN TRACTION AS THE TRADE WAR WITH THE U.S.
[00:15:53] THE TRADE WAR WITH THE U.S. CONTINUES TO DOMINATE THE CONTINUES TO DOMINATE THE NATIONAL CONVERSATION, IT'S
[00:15:56] NATIONAL CONVERSATION, IT'S DEALING WITH INTERNAL CAUCUS DEALING WITH INTERNAL CAUCUS FRICTION AND FLOOR CROSSINGS.
[00:15:59] FRICTION AND FLOOR CROSSINGS. THE CBC'S RAFFY BOUDJIKANIAN IS
[00:16:00] THE CBC'S RAFFY BOUDJIKANIAN IS COVERING THE RETREAT AND JOINS
[00:16:03] COVERING THE RETREAT AND JOINS US LIVE FROM PENTICTON.
[00:16:06] US LIVE FROM PENTICTON. SO WHAT ARE THE CONSERVATIVES
[00:16:08] SO WHAT ARE THE CONSERVATIVES TRYING TO DO TO GET THE CANADIAN
[00:16:13] TRYING TO DO TO GET THE CANADIAN PUBLIC'S ATTENTION. PUBLIC'S ATTENTION. >> THERE'S EVERYTHING WITH THE
[00:16:16] >> THERE'S EVERYTHING WITH THE KITCHEN SINK APPROACH. KITCHEN SINK APPROACH. THINKING BACK TO PIERRE THINKING BACK TO PIERRE POILIEVRE'S SPEECH TO CAUCUS
[00:16:20] POILIEVRE'S SPEECH TO CAUCUS WHICH HE MADE YESTERDAY. WHICH HE MADE YESTERDAY. HE WAS TALKING ABOUT
[00:16:23] HE WAS TALKING ABOUT AFFORDABILITY, COST OF LIVING, AFFORDABILITY, COST OF LIVING, THE KIND OF STANDARD MESSAGING
[00:16:26] THE KIND OF STANDARD MESSAGING FOR THIS PARTY, BUT ALSO TRYING FOR THIS PARTY, BUT ALSO TRYING TO ADDRESS THE TRADE WAR AND
[00:16:30] TO ADDRESS THE TRADE WAR AND SAYING CONSERVATIVES WILL STAND
[00:16:32] SAYING CONSERVATIVES WILL STAND UP FOR CANADIANS AS THIS FEUD
[00:16:36] UP FOR CANADIANS AS THIS FEUD CONTINUES.
[00:16:37] CONTINUES. HE ALSO REMARKED ON THIS KIND OF
[00:16:41] HE ALSO REMARKED ON THIS KIND OF NEBULOUS E.U. ALLIANCE SLASH NEBULOUS E.U. ALLIANCE SLASH ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP THAT THE
[00:16:45] ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP THAT THE PRIME MINISTER IS TALKING ABOUT,
[00:16:47] PRIME MINISTER IS TALKING ABOUT, ASKING FOR A BIT OF A DEFINITION
[00:16:49] ASKING FOR A BIT OF A DEFINITION OF WHAT'S GOING ON THERE AND WE
[00:16:52] OF WHAT'S GOING ON THERE AND WE HEARD THE PARTY'S IMMIGRATION
[00:16:55] HEARD THE PARTY'S IMMIGRATION CRITIC MICHELLE REMPEL GARNER CRITIC MICHELLE REMPEL GARNER PICK UP ON THAT TODAY SPEAKING
[00:16:58] PICK UP ON THAT TODAY SPEAKING TO JOURNALISTS ON THE WAY INTO TO JOURNALISTS ON THE WAY INTO THE MEETING. THE MEETING. LET'S LISTEN TO HER.
[00:17:02] LET'S LISTEN TO HER. >> WE DON'T HAVE A LOT OF >> WE DON'T HAVE A LOT OF DETAILS.
[00:17:06] DETAILS. KERNEL CERTAINLY LOOKING FOR .
[00:17:10] KERNEL CERTAINLY LOOKING FOR . WE HEARD MARK CARNEY SAY WE
[00:17:13] WE HEARD MARK CARNEY SAY WE WEREN'T GOING TO BE JOINING IN WEREN'T GOING TO BE JOINING IN ANY CAPACITY.
[00:17:16] ANY CAPACITY. MUCH NOW I WISH PARLIAMENT HN
[00:17:20] MUCH NOW I WISH PARLIAMENT HN RECALLED EARLIER. RECALLED EARLIER. SO OBVIOUSLY THAT'S WHAT OUR
[00:17:23] SO OBVIOUSLY THAT'S WHAT OUR TEAM IS GOING TO BE ASKING.
[00:17:26] TEAM IS GOING TO BE ASKING. >> Reporter: NOW WE HAVE ALSO
[00:17:29] >> Reporter: NOW WE HAVE ALSO HEARD FROM THE PARTY KIND OF
[00:17:31] HEARD FROM THE PARTY KIND OF NODDING TO THE UPCOMING FALL
[00:17:35] NODDING TO THE UPCOMING FALL SITTING OF PARLIAMENT STARTING SITTING OF PARLIAMENT STARTING IN A COUPLE OF DAYS.
[00:17:38] IN A COUPLE OF DAYS. POILIEVRE SAYING THAT CANADIANS POILIEVRE SAYING THAT CANADIANS SHOULD WATCH OUT FOR WHAT THE
[00:17:41] SHOULD WATCH OUT FOR WHAT THE CONSERVATIVES WILL HAVE TO SAY CONSERVATIVES WILL HAVE TO SAY WHEN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
[00:17:45] WHEN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PRESENTS ITS FALL BUDGET, NOTING PRESENTS ITS FALL BUDGET, NOTING THAT THE TORIES WILL HAVE A LOT
[00:17:48] THAT THE TORIES WILL HAVE A LOT OF IDEAS ON FINDING BILLIONS IN
[00:17:51] OF IDEAS ON FINDING BILLIONS IN SAVINGS FOR CANADIANS THERE. SAVINGS FOR CANADIANS THERE. >> Andrew: CAN YOU TELL IF THE
[00:17:55] >> Andrew: CAN YOU TELL IF THE PARTY'S INTERNAL CHALLENGES ARE
[00:17:56] PARTY'S INTERNAL CHALLENGES ARE BEING ADDRESSED?
[00:17:59] BEING ADDRESSED? >> Reporter: WELL, IT'S HARD >> Reporter: WELL, IT'S HARD TO IMAGINE THAT THEY WOULD NOT
[00:18:03] TO IMAGINE THAT THEY WOULD NOT TAKE THE TIME TO DO THAT ON THIS TAKE THE TIME TO DO THAT ON THIS TWO-DAY CAUCUS RETREAT.
[00:18:07] TWO-DAY CAUCUS RETREAT. WE GOT A LITTLE BIT OF A HINT OF
[00:18:09] WE GOT A LITTLE BIT OF A HINT OF THAT FROM DEPUTY LEADER MELISSA
[00:18:13] THAT FROM DEPUTY LEADER MELISSA LANTSMAN SPEAKING TO THE MEDIA LANTSMAN SPEAKING TO THE MEDIA SAID WHEN SHE SAID SHE
[00:18:16] SAID WHEN SHE SAID SHE RECOGNIZES THE PARTY'S NOT WHERE RECOGNIZES THE PARTY'S NOT WHERE IT WOULD LIKE TO BE AND CAUCUS
[00:18:19] IT WOULD LIKE TO BE AND CAUCUS IS REALLY LOOKING TO UNITE ON
[00:18:23] IS REALLY LOOKING TO UNITE ON THE MESSAGING AROUND
[00:18:26] THE MESSAGING AROUND AFFORDABILITY AND COST OF LIVING AFFORDABILITY AND COST OF LIVING ISSUES.
[00:18:29] ISSUES. I WILL SAY STOPPING CAUCUS I WILL SAY STOPPING CAUCUS MEMBERS TODAY AGAIN ON THE WAY
[00:18:33] MEMBERS TODAY AGAIN ON THE WAY INTO THEIR CAUCUS MEETING, THEY
[00:18:36] INTO THEIR CAUCUS MEETING, THEY SEEMED TO BE THINKING EVERYTHING SEEMED TO BE THINKING EVERYTHING WAS GOING FINE.
[00:18:39] WAS GOING FINE. LET'S SEE WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY.
[00:18:42] LET'S SEE WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY. >> CAUCUS IS CONFIDENTIAL. >> CAUCUS IS CONFIDENTIAL. >> OKAY, WHAT'S THE MOOD LIKE
[00:18:46] AMONG YOUR COLLEAGUES? >> IT'S GOOD. >> IT'S GOOD. >> YOUR DEPUTY LEADER SAID THAT
[00:18:48] >> YOUR DEPUTY LEADER SAID THAT TO ADDRESS ISSUES OF CAUCUS TO ADDRESS ISSUES OF CAUCUS UNITY AND STOP YOU GUYS FROM
[00:18:52] UNITY AND STOP YOU GUYS FROM BECOMING THE B.C. CONSERVATIVES, BECOMING THE B.C. CONSERVATIVES, CHANGES WOULD BE COMING.
[00:18:56] CHANGES WOULD BE COMING. YESTERDAY AND IN THE FALL YESTERDAY AND IN THE FALL SESSION. SESSION. CAN YOU TALK ABOUT WHAT THOSE
[00:19:00] CAN YOU TALK ABOUT WHAT THOSE CHANGES MAY BE OR WHAT YOU THINK CHANGES MAY BE OR WHAT YOU THINK NEEDS TO CHANGE FOR CAUCUS UNITY
[00:19:02] NEEDS TO CHANGE FOR CAUCUS UNITY AND SUPPORT?
[00:19:04] AND SUPPORT? >> NO, BECAUSE I HAVEN'T SEEN
[00:19:07] >> NO, BECAUSE I HAVEN'T SEEN DISUNITY. DISUNITY. I'VE SEEN A UNITED CAUCUS.
[00:19:10] I'VE SEEN A UNITED CAUCUS. >> WHAT ARE THE CHANGES COMING >> WHAT ARE THE CHANGES COMING TO CAUCUS TO ADDRESS UNITY THAT
[00:19:13] TO CAUCUS TO ADDRESS UNITY THAT YOUR DEPUTY LEADER TALKED ABOUT YOUR DEPUTY LEADER TALKED ABOUT YESTERDAY? YESTERDAY? >> WE'RE UNITED.
[00:19:17] >> WE'RE UNITED. STRONG.
[00:19:21] STRONG. >> Reporter: SO, AGAIN, YOU
[00:19:25] >> Reporter: SO, AGAIN, YOU KNOW, RATHER TIGHT-LIPPED THERE.
[00:19:28] KNOW, RATHER TIGHT-LIPPED THERE. WE KNOW, OF COURSE, THAT THERE
[00:19:30] WE KNOW, OF COURSE, THAT THERE IS ONE MORE CONSERVATIVE M.P.,
[00:19:33] IS ONE MORE CONSERVATIVE M.P., LARRY BROCK, EXPECTED TO RESIGN LARRY BROCK, EXPECTED TO RESIGN LATER THIS FALL TO RETURN TO
[00:19:37] LATER THIS FALL TO RETURN TO WORK AS A CROWN PROSECUTOR AND
[00:19:39] WORK AS A CROWN PROSECUTOR AND THAT COMES ON TOP OF ABOUT FOUR
[00:19:44] THAT COMES ON TOP OF ABOUT FOUR M.P.s WHO HAVE CROSSED OVER TO M.P.s WHO HAVE CROSSED OVER TO THE LIBERALS IN THE LAST YEAR
[00:19:47] THE LIBERALS IN THE LAST YEAR AND ANOTHER WHO LEFT TO JOIN THE
[00:19:50] AND ANOTHER WHO LEFT TO JOIN THE SENATE AND ONE MORE RESIGNATION SENATE AND ONE MORE RESIGNATION EARLIER THIS SUMMER.
[00:19:53] EARLIER THIS SUMMER. SO THERE HAS BEEN A LOT OF SO THERE HAS BEEN A LOT OF MOVEMENT IN THE RANKS, BUT THE
[00:19:56] MOVEMENT IN THE RANKS, BUT THE PARTY SEEMS CONVINCED THAT PARTY SEEMS CONVINCED THAT THEY'RE GOING TO BE ABLE TO HOLD
[00:20:00] THEY'RE GOING TO BE ABLE TO HOLD TOGETHER AS THE FALL SITTING TOGETHER AS THE FALL SITTING STARTS IN A COUPLE OF DAYS.
[00:20:04] STARTS IN A COUPLE OF DAYS. >> Andrew: AND SOME MORE >> Andrew: AND SOME MORE BY-ELECTIONS AHEAD.
[00:20:07] BY-ELECTIONS AHEAD. INTERESTING TO WATCH FOR. INTERESTING TO WATCH FOR. RAFFY, THANK YOU
[00:20:12] NHL superstar Alex Ovechkin and Vladimir Putin have had a long
[00:20:15] and close relationship over many years. Ovechkin even
[00:20:19] organized Russian athletes into something called the Putin team
[00:20:23] before the 2018 fixed Russian election.
[00:20:28] Putin then, On the day after Putin's
[00:20:32] invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Ovechkin claimed he was not in
[00:20:36] politics. Do you still support him as he leaves this invasion
[00:20:40] of Ukraine? Well, he's my president. Like I'm not
[00:20:43] in politics, like I'm an athlete. The NHL
[00:20:46] reportedly imposed a code of silence about this issue,
[00:20:50] and for the last four years, Ovechkin publicly avoided
[00:20:53] Russian politics. Until this week. With Putin facing another
[00:20:57] dubious election, Ovechkin chose to appear in a
[00:21:00] commercial
[00:21:02] for his United Russia party, a commercial in which Russian
[00:21:05] Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov effectively threatens Western
[00:21:09] countries who oppose Russia.
[00:21:12] But Shannon, usually this is a threat
[00:21:16] to the West. Don't stand in our way.
[00:21:19] We will destroy you with you together with Ukraine. Russian
[00:21:22] language sports journalist Slava Malamud was banned from
[00:21:26] the Washington Capitals dressing room for criticizing
[00:21:29] Ovechkin in the past. I think Ovechkin was waiting to sign
[00:21:33] the last contract of his career,
[00:21:36] after which she kind of thought that he has a card launch to
[00:21:39] just do whatever he wants.
[00:21:41] Another NHL superstar, retired Czech goaltender and
[00:21:44] longtime Ovechkin critic Dominic Hoschek,
[00:21:47] says Ovechkin's politics and behavior should be unacceptable
[00:21:51] to the NHL. It will cost many, many lives and it said it will
[00:21:55] prolong the war. Every commercial like that,
[00:21:58] it's very sad. You know, it's sad commercial for the
[00:22:01] Russian imperialist war and for the biggest criminal of the war,
[00:22:05] Putin. The NHL has avoided comment on Ovechkin's pro Putin
[00:22:09] commercial, saying they would leave that to
[00:22:12] the Washington Capitals, who immediately called him a
[00:22:15] pillar of the community. I don't really expect anything
[00:22:18] from the NHL. I don't think the NHL is an organization anymore
[00:22:22] has any integrity left when it comes to its proclaimed values,
[00:22:26] when it comes to its willingness to stand for
[00:22:29] anything other than the bottom line
[00:22:36] record-breaking goal last season made him a hero around
[00:22:40] the world.
[00:22:41] It also highlighted his value as a big income generator for
[00:22:45] the NHL. And now it seems he couldn't get away with any kind
[00:22:49] of political advocacy. Terence McKenna, CBC News, Toronto.
[00:22:58] >> Aarti: MANITOBA SAYS IT WILL WE MAIN ON THAT LYING WILL WE MAIN ON THAT LYING SAVINGS I'M STARTING YEAR.
[00:23:02] SAVINGS I'M STARTING YEAR. THAT MEANS THE CLOCKS WILL THAT MEANS THE CLOCKS WILL NOT FALL BACK TO STANDARD NOT FALL BACK TO STANDARD TIME COME NOVEMBER.
[00:23:06] TIME COME NOVEMBER. THE PREMIER WAB KINEW
[00:23:09] THE PREMIER WAB KINEW ANNOUNCED THAT CHANGE TODAY. ANNOUNCED THAT CHANGE TODAY. CBC'S DARREN McCAFFREY HAS
[00:23:13] CBC'S DARREN McCAFFREY HAS MORE. MORE. WHAT MORE DO WE KNOW ABOUT WHAT MORE DO WE KNOW ABOUT DECISION TO NOT FALL BACK OR
[00:23:17] DECISION TO NOT FALL BACK OR SPRING FORWARD? SPRING FORWARD? >> Reporter: THIS CAME FROM >> Reporter: THIS CAME FROM A SURVEY.
[00:23:20] A SURVEY. THEY HAD A SURVEY OF 72,000 THEY HAD A SURVEY OF 72,000 PEOPLE. PEOPLE. SUBMITTED VOTES IN MANITOBA,
[00:23:24] SUBMITTED VOTES IN MANITOBA, AND THEY HAVE A CHOICE TO AND THEY HAVE A CHOICE TO MAKE WHETHER THEY KEPT THE
[00:23:27] MAKE WHETHER THEY KEPT THE CURRENT ARRANGEMENT WITH THE CURRENT ARRANGEMENT WITH THE CLOCKS SWITCHING, OR WHETHER CLOCKS SWITCHING, OR WHETHER THEY MOVE TO A STAND
[00:23:31] THEY MOVE TO A STAND HARDIZED TIME, AND DIDN'T HARDIZED TIME, AND DIDN'T CHANGE DAYLIGHT SAVINGS
[00:23:33] CHANGE DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME, TO ARE THEY STICK.
[00:23:37] TIME, TO ARE THEY STICK. ACTUALLY, THE 92% OF PEOPLE
[00:23:39] ACTUALLY, THE 92% OF PEOPLE SURVEYED, THEY WANT TO SEE SURVEYED, THEY WANT TO SEE CHANGES.
[00:23:43] CHANGES. OF THE 58%, WANTED TO STAY OF THE 58%, WANTED TO STAY ON PERMANENT DAYLIGHT
[00:23:46] ON PERMANENT DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME WITH SOME 34% SAVINGS TIME WITH SOME 34% WANTING TO REMAIN ON
[00:23:49] WANTING TO REMAIN ON STANDARD TIME. STANDARD TIME. THAT IS WHY WE WILL SEE
[00:23:52] THAT IS WHY WE WILL SEE CLOCKS NOT FALL BACK ON CLOCKS NOT FALL BACK ON NOVEMBER 1st.
[00:23:56] NOVEMBER 1st. IS WHAT THE PREMIER KINEW IS WHAT THE PREMIER KINEW HAS HAD TO SAY TODAY.
[00:23:59] HAS HAD TO SAY TODAY. WE HEARD FROM MANITOBANS WE HEARD FROM MANITOBANS LOUD AND CLEAR, NO MORE LOUD AND CLEAR, NO MORE CHANGING THE CLOCKS IN
[00:24:02] CHANGING THE CLOCKS IN MANITOBA. MANITOBA. PERMANENT DAYLIGHT SAVINGS PERMANENT DAYLIGHT SAVINGS IS GOOD FOR HEALTH, BUS
[00:24:06] IS GOOD FOR HEALTH, BUS BUSINESS, AND GOOD FOR BUSINESS, AND GOOD FOR PARENTS. PARENTS. FOR FAMILIES ESPECIALLY
[00:24:09] FOR FAMILIES ESPECIALLY THOSE WITH YOUNG KIDS, THAT THOSE WITH YOUNG KIDS, THAT CAN DISRUPT SLEEP ROUTINES CAN DISRUPT SLEEP ROUTINES FOR DAYS.
[00:24:13] FOR DAYS. THIS CHANGE MEANS ONE LESS THIS CHANGE MEANS ONE LESS ADJUSTED FAMILIES WILL HAVE ADJUSTED FAMILIES WILL HAVE TO DEAL EACH SPRING AND
[00:24:17] TO DEAL EACH SPRING AND FALL. FALL. THAT'S WHY THIS NOVEMBER, THAT'S WHY THIS NOVEMBER, YOUR CLOCKS WILL BE
[00:24:20] YOUR CLOCKS WILL BE CHANGING. CHANGING. THERE IS ACTUALLY QUITE A THERE IS ACTUALLY QUITE A LOT OF EVIDENCE OUT THERE,
[00:24:24] LOT OF EVIDENCE OUT THERE, SUGGESTING THE CLOCK CHANGE SUGGESTING THE CLOCK CHANGE VERY DISRUPTIVE FOR PEOPLE'S VERY DISRUPTIVE FOR PEOPLE'S SLEEP, FOR THEIR EATING
[00:24:28] SLEEP, FOR THEIR EATING HABITS. HABITS. YOU'RE MORE LIKELY TO BE YOU'RE MORE LIKELY TO BE INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT.
[00:24:31] INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT. ACTUALLY, THERE'S MEDICAL ACTUALLY, THERE'S MEDICAL EVIDENCE THAT SUGGEST
[00:24:34] EVIDENCE THAT SUGGEST THERE'S AN INCREASE IN HEART THERE'S AN INCREASE IN HEART ATTACKS, FOR EXAMPLE, AROUND ATTACKS, FOR EXAMPLE, AROUND THE TIME IN WHICH THE CLOCK
[00:24:38] THE TIME IN WHICH THE CLOCK CHANGES. CHANGES. THOSE WHICH WILL SAY IT'S THOSE WHICH WILL SAY IT'S NOT NECESSARILY A GOOD IDEA.
[00:24:42] NOT NECESSARILY A GOOD IDEA. YOU HAVE TO POINT TO WINTER YOU HAVE TO POINT TO WINTER WHEN IT WILL REMAIN MUCH
[00:24:45] WHEN IT WILL REMAIN MUCH DARKER DEPTHS OF WINTER IN DARKER DEPTHS OF WINTER IN MORNING.
[00:24:48] MORNING. KIDS GOING FOR SCHOOL, FOR KIDS GOING FOR SCHOOL, FOR EXAMPLE, IN DARK WILL BECOME
[00:24:51] EXAMPLE, IN DARK WILL BECOME A LOT MORE COMMON. A LOT MORE COMMON. >> Aarti: SO WE KNOW
[00:24:54] >> Aarti: SO WE KNOW MANITOBA HAS MADE DECISION MANITOBA HAS MADE DECISION OF DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME AND
[00:24:57] OF DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME AND IT'S A BIT OF A PATCHWORK IT'S A BIT OF A PATCHWORK WHEN WE LOOK AT THE COUNTRY.
[00:25:00] WHEN WE LOOK AT THE COUNTRY. WHICH PROVINCES ARE NOW WHICH PROVINCES ARE NOW ALIGNED WITH MANITOBA IN ALIGNED WITH MANITOBA IN TERMS OF STAYING THE SAME?
[00:25:04] TERMS OF STAYING THE SAME? AND WHICH STILL CHANGING?
[00:25:08] AND WHICH STILL CHANGING? >> CERTAINLY, BRITISH >> CERTAINLY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, YUBING ON,
[00:25:11] COLUMBIA, YUBING ON, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES AND NORTHWEST TERRITORIES AND SASKATCHEWAN WHICH ESSE SASKATCHEWAN WHICH ESSE ESSENTIALLY DECIDED NOT
[00:25:15] ESSENTIALLY DECIDED NOT CHANGE THEIR CLOCKS -- CHANGE THEIR CLOCKS -- YUKON. YUKON. WHEN CLAIMS TO ONTARIO, THEY
[00:25:19] WHEN CLAIMS TO ONTARIO, THEY ACTUALLY HAVE INTRODUCED A ACTUALLY HAVE INTRODUCED A LAW TO EFFECTIVELY STAY ON
[00:25:22] LAW TO EFFECTIVELY STAY ON THE SAME TIME. THE SAME TIME. HOWEVER, THEY HAVE NOT EN HOWEVER, THEY HAVE NOT EN ENACTED THAT BECAUSE WE ARE
[00:25:26] ENACTED THAT BECAUSE WE ARE WAITING OR A DECISION FROM WAITING OR A DECISION FROM QUEBEC, AND ALSO, FROM THE
[00:25:29] QUEBEC, AND ALSO, FROM THE UNITED STATES BECAUSE OF THE UNITED STATES BECAUSE OF THE EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
[00:25:32] EASTERN STANDARD TIME. IN THE U.S., THE HOUSE OF IN THE U.S., THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES HAVE PASSED
[00:25:35] REPRESENTATIVES HAVE PASSED WHAT'S CALLED THERE -- I WHAT'S CALLED THERE -- I HAVE SAY, I DO LIKE THIS HAVE SAY, I DO LIKE THIS NAME -- THE SUNSHINE
[00:25:39] NAME -- THE SUNSHINE PROTECTION ACT, BUT THAT'S PROTECTION ACT, BUT THAT'S NOT BEEN RATIFIED BY THE NOT BEEN RATIFIED BY THE SENATE.
[00:25:43] SENATE. THE IDEA AGAIN IS THAT THE THE IDEA AGAIN IS THAT THE UNITED STATES WILL MOVE TO A UNITED STATES WILL MOVE TO A STANDARD TIME WITHOUT HAVING
[00:25:47] STANDARD TIME WITHOUT HAVING TO CHANGE. TO CHANGE. SO IF THAT HAPPENS, I DON'T SO IF THAT HAPPENS, I DON'T THINK IT WILL HAPPEN HERE IN
[00:25:51] THINK IT WILL HAPPEN HERE IN ONTARIO, BUT IT IS AND HAS ONTARIO, BUT IT IS AND HAS HAPPENED IN OTHER PARTS OF
[00:25:54] HAPPENED IN OTHER PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
[00:28:40] >> Aarti: IF MIDDLE EAST, HOUTHI MILL TNTS ARE
[00:28:43] HOUTHI MILL TNTS ARE CLAIMING THEY LAUNCHED DRONE
[00:28:45] CLAIMING THEY LAUNCHED DRONE STRIKES AGAINST AN SAUDI
[00:28:47] STRIKES AGAINST AN SAUDI MILITARY AIRBASE TODAY.
[00:28:51] MILITARY AIRBASE TODAY. IT SAY IT'S A RESPONSE IT SAY IT'S A RESPONSE AGAINST SAUDI STRIKES IN
[00:28:53] AGAINST SAUDI STRIKES IN YEMEN EARLIER THIS WEEK. YEMEN EARLIER THIS WEEK. THE IRAN-BACKED HUTEDZIES
[00:28:57] THE IRAN-BACKED HUTEDZIES SAY SAUDIS HAVE CARRIED OUT SAY SAUDIS HAVE CARRIED OUT 450 AIR STRIKES OVER THE
[00:29:00] 450 AIR STRIKES OVER THE PAST WEEK AND HE'S PROMISE
[00:29:02] PAST WEEK AND HE'S PROMISE TO CONTINUE THE RETALIATION.
[00:29:08] TO CONTINUE THE RETALIATION. TIT-FOR-TAT STRIKES HAVE TIT-FOR-TAT STRIKES HAVE ESCALATED TENSIONS IN THE
[00:29:11] ESCALATED TENSIONS IN THE REGION GLOBAL OIL AND ENERGY
[00:29:13] REGION GLOBAL OIL AND ENERGY PRICES CONTINUING TO RISE AS
[00:29:17] PRICES CONTINUING TO RISE AS A RESULT. A RESULT. THE U.S. LABEL THE HOUTHIS
[00:29:20] THE U.S. LABEL THE HOUTHIS IS A FOREIGN TERRORIST IS A FOREIGN TERRORIST ENTITY IN MARCH OF 2025.
[00:29:23] ENTITY IN MARCH OF 2025. FOR MORE ON ESCALATING FOR MORE ON ESCALATING SITUATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST
[00:29:26] SITUATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST UNDERSTAND WE NOW REACHED UNDERSTAND WE NOW REACHED FORMER U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT
[00:29:30] FORMER U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL CHARLES CH I TKIN OFFICIAL CHARLES CH I TKIN IN WASHINGTON AND ALSO
[00:29:34] IN WASHINGTON AND ALSO SENIOR COUNCIL ON FOREIGN SENIOR COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS. RELATIONS. YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING WITH
[00:29:37] YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING WITH US TODAY. US TODAY. >> THANK YOU SO MUCH, AARTI.
[00:29:40] >> THANK YOU SO MUCH, AARTI. >> Aarti: AS WE OUTLINED,
[00:29:45] >> Aarti: AS WE OUTLINED, AND CAPTURED A RED SEAPORT
[00:29:47] AND CAPTURED A RED SEAPORT IN YEMEN AND AN IMPORTANT
[00:29:50] IN YEMEN AND AN IMPORTANT WATERWAY FOR MONTHS ACT AS A WATERWAY FOR MONTHS ACT AS A BACKUP FOR STRAIT OF HORMUZ,
[00:29:54] BACKUP FOR STRAIT OF HORMUZ, ALLOWING FOR EXPORT OF SAUDI
[00:29:55] ALLOWING FOR EXPORT OF SAUDI OIL AND REFINED PRODUCTS.
[00:30:08] OIL AND REFINED PRODUCTS. >> THERE'S REALLY TWO WARS GOING ON HERE. GOING ON HERE. IT'S A WAR WITHIN A WAR.
[00:30:11] IT'S A WAR WITHIN A WAR. THERE'S SAUDI FIGHT WITH THE THERE'S SAUDI FIGHT WITH THE HOUTHIS GOING BACK TO 2014,
[00:30:14] HOUTHIS GOING BACK TO 2014, WHEN HOUTHIS TOOK OVER FROM
[00:30:17] WHEN HOUTHIS TOOK OVER FROM THE EXISTING GOVERNMENT THE THE EXISTING GOVERNMENT THE CAPITAL OF YEMEN.
[00:30:20] CAPITAL OF YEMEN. AT THE SAME TIME, HOUTHIS AT THE SAME TIME, HOUTHIS ARE AN ALLIANCE OF WHAT WE
[00:30:23] ARE AN ALLIANCE OF WHAT WE CALL AXIS OF RESISTANCE WITH CALL AXIS OF RESISTANCE WITH IRAN.
[00:30:26] IRAN. SO WHAT'S HAPPENING WHAT IS
[00:30:28] SO WHAT'S HAPPENING WHAT IS HAPPENING IN RED SEA IS ALSO
[00:30:31] HAPPENING IN RED SEA IS ALSO RELATED TO WHAT'S HAPPENING
[00:30:32] RELATED TO WHAT'S HAPPENING IN STRAIT OF HORMUZ.
[00:30:36] IN STRAIT OF HORMUZ. HOUTHIS HAVE BEEN ON A ROLE HOUTHIS HAVE BEEN ON A ROLE OF LATE. OF LATE. THEY HAVE TAKEN MORE
[00:30:40] THEY HAVE TAKEN MORE TERRITORY. TERRITORY. THEY TAKE A PORT.
[00:30:42] THEY TAKE A PORT. THEY HAVE TAKEN ISLANDS THAT THEY HAVE TAKEN ISLANDS THAT GIVE THEM CONTROL OVER
[00:30:45] GIVE THEM CONTROL OVER SHIPPING IN THAT STRAIT, SHIPPING IN THAT STRAIT, JUST LIKE THE IRANIANS JUST LIKE THE IRANIANS TRYING TO GET CONTROL OVER
[00:30:49] TRYING TO GET CONTROL OVER STRAIT OF HORMUZ.
[00:30:53] STRAIT OF HORMUZ. WHAT THEY ARE TRYING TO DO WHAT THEY ARE TRYING TO DO NOW IS PRESSURE SAUDI ARABIA NOW IS PRESSURE SAUDI ARABIA TO BACK OFF THE CAMPAIGN
[00:30:57] TO BACK OFF THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST THEM. AGAINST THEM. THE BLOCKADES YOU JUST THE BLOCKADES YOU JUST MENTION, AND THEY ARE DOING
[00:31:00] MENTION, AND THEY ARE DOING IT BY RIGHT TO INTERRUPT IT BY RIGHT TO INTERRUPT SAUDI EXPORT OF OIL THROUGH
[00:31:04] SAUDI EXPORT OF OIL THROUGH THE RED SEA, AND AS YOU S
[00:31:07] THE RED SEA, AND AS YOU S SAID, OVER THE OF THE COUPLE SAID, OVER THE OF THE COUPLE OF DAYS, HER HITTING
[00:31:09] OF DAYS, HER HITTING MILITARY INSTALLATIONS, AND MILITARY INSTALLATIONS, AND ALSO, THERE WAS A REPORT OF
[00:31:13] ALSO, THERE WAS A REPORT OF AN ATTACK ON MECCA AS A WAY AN ATTACK ON MECCA AS A WAY OF INCREASING THE PRESSURE
[00:31:16] OF INCREASING THE PRESSURE ON SAUDIS. ON SAUDIS. >> Aarti: NOW WE'VE HEARD
[00:31:19] >> Aarti: NOW WE'VE HEARD DENIALS OF THAT REPORT, BUT
[00:31:23] YES, IT WAS POTENTIAL THREAT ON MECCA AND THE ESCALATION.
[00:31:25] ON MECCA AND THE ESCALATION. JUST HOW SIGNIFICANT IS
[00:31:29] JUST HOW SIGNIFICANT IS THIS? THIS? >> IT'S QUITE SIGNIFICANT IN >> IT'S QUITE SIGNIFICANT IN SENSE THAT IT COMES AFTER
[00:31:33] SENSE THAT IT COMES AFTER MONTHS OF A FAILED WAR
[00:31:35] MONTHS OF A FAILED WAR AGAINST IRAN.
[00:31:37] AGAINST IRAN. THE SAUDIS WERE HOPING THAT
[00:31:41] THE SAUDIS WERE HOPING THAT DONALD TRUMP WOULD COME TO DONALD TRUMP WOULD COME TO THEIR ASSISTANCE. THEIR ASSISTANCE. THEY REACHED OUT TO HIM IN
[00:31:45] THEY REACHED OUT TO HIM IN LAST WEEK AND SAID HEY, Mr. LAST WEEK AND SAID HEY, Mr. TRUMP, WE'RE GETTING HIT.
[00:31:48] TRUMP, WE'RE GETTING HIT. THE HOUTHIS ARE MAKING THE HOUTHIS ARE MAKING PROGRESS.
[00:31:51] PROGRESS. COME AND HELP US, AND Mr. COME AND HELP US, AND Mr. TRUMP SAID YOU'RE ON YOUR
[00:31:54] TRUMP SAID YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN, AND THAT'S IN PART
[00:31:55] OWN, AND THAT'S IN PART BECAUSE THE U.S. IS LOW ON
[00:31:59] BECAUSE THE U.S. IS LOW ON WEAPONS. WEAPONS. U.S. DOESN'T WANT TO GO BACK U.S. DOESN'T WANT TO GO BACK TO TO THE BATTLEFIELD.
[00:32:03] TO TO THE BATTLEFIELD. IT WANTS TO FIND SOME KIND IT WANTS TO FIND SOME KIND OF NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT.
[00:32:06] OF NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT. SO THE SAUDIS ARE ON THEIR SO THE SAUDIS ARE ON THEIR OWN.
[00:32:08] OWN. ONE THING THAT WE'VE SEEN
[00:32:11] OVER LAST DECADE, BOTH WITH IRAN AND THE HOUTHIS IS THAT IRAN AND THE HOUTHIS IS THAT AIRPOWER PUNISHES.
[00:32:15] AIRPOWER PUNISHES. AIRPOWER DESTROYS, BUT AIRPOWER DESTROYS, BUT AIRPOWER DOESN'T WIN.
[00:32:18] AIRPOWER DOESN'T WIN. AND SO THERE'S A BIT OF A
[00:32:21] AND SO THERE'S A BIT OF A STALEMATE HERE WITH HOUTHIS STALEMATE HERE WITH HOUTHIS AND SAUDIS GOING AFTER EACH
[00:32:25] AND SAUDIS GOING AFTER EACH OTHER, AND THE CASUALTY HERE OTHER, AND THE CASUALTY HERE IS THE EXPORT OF OIL.
[00:32:28] IS THE EXPORT OF OIL. OIL PRICES ARE DOWN ABOUT
[00:32:31] OIL PRICES ARE DOWN ABOUT $100 A BARREL. $100 A BARREL. LAST THING THAT UNITED
[00:32:34] LAST THING THAT UNITED STATES OR THE GULF WANT NOW
[00:32:36] STATES OR THE GULF WANT NOW IS A CLOSURE OF THE BABEL
[00:32:39] IS A CLOSURE OF THE BABEL STRAIT AND THE ABILITY TO
[00:32:41] STRAIT AND THE ABILITY TO GET OIL OUT THROUGH RED SEA.
[00:32:44] GET OIL OUT THROUGH RED SEA. >> Aarti: YOU REFERENCED >> Aarti: YOU REFERENCED CONVERSATIONS TAKING PLACE,
[00:32:47] CONVERSATIONS TAKING PLACE, OR WE'VE SEEN REPORTS OF OR WE'VE SEEN REPORTS OF THEM BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THEM BETWEEN THE U.S. AND HOUTHIS AS WELL.
[00:32:51] HOUTHIS AS WELL. WE KNOW THE U.S. PRESIDENT WE KNOW THE U.S. PRESIDENT HAS SAID THAT U.S. IS HAS SAID THAT U.S. IS HOPEFULLY TOWARDS END OF THE
[00:32:55] HOPEFULLY TOWARDS END OF THE CURRENT CONFLICT, BUT WE CURRENT CONFLICT, BUT WE KNOW THOSE MEETINGS WITH THE
[00:32:58] KNOW THOSE MEETINGS WITH THE HOUTHIS TOOK PLACE, AND HOUTHIS TOOK PLACE, AND ESSENTIALLY, HUTEDZIES TOLD
[00:33:01] ESSENTIALLY, HUTEDZIES TOLD U.S. OFFICIALS -- HOUTHIS U.S. OFFICIALS -- HOUTHIS TOLD U.S. OFFICIALS THEY
[00:33:03] TOLD U.S. OFFICIALS THEY HAVE NO INTENTION OF
[00:33:33] HAVE NO INTENTION OF ATTACKING U.S. VESSELS. ATTACKING U.S. VESSELS. WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF WHAT WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF WHAT WE'RE SEEING IN TERMS OF
[00:33:37] WE'RE SEEING IN TERMS OF MAYBE NOT DEALS, BUT MAYBE NOT DEALS, BUT ALLIANCES, PROMISES, OR
[00:33:40] COMMITMENTS HAPPENING AND HOW THAT MIGHT FURTHER HOW THAT MIGHT FURTHER IMPACT THE STABILITY WITHIN IMPACT THE STABILITY WITHIN REGION.
[00:33:44] REGION. >> I THINK WITH EXCEPTION OF >> I THINK WITH EXCEPTION OF ESCALATION YOU AND I TALKING
[00:33:47] ESCALATION YOU AND I TALKING ABOUT NOW BETWEEN THE SAUDIS ABOUT NOW BETWEEN THE SAUDIS AND THE HOUTHIS THE BIGGER AND THE HOUTHIS THE BIGGER LANDSCAPE ONE IN WHICH
[00:33:51] LANDSCAPE ONE IN WHICH MOMENTUM SHIFTING FROM THE MOMENTUM SHIFTING FROM THE BALANCE BAT WILL FIELD TO BALANCE BAT WILL FIELD TO NEGOTIATING TABLE.
[00:33:55] NEGOTIATING TABLE. YES, THERE WAS A MEETING YES, THERE WAS A MEETING BETWEEN HOUTHIS AND AMERICAN BETWEEN HOUTHIS AND AMERICAN OFFICIALS IN OMAN.
[00:33:59] OFFICIALS IN OMAN. THIS WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A THIS WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A MEETING BETWEEN GULF MEETING BETWEEN GULF COUNTRIES AND IRAN ON MO
[00:34:02] COUNTRIES AND IRAN ON MO MONDAY. MONDAY. THAT WAS CANCELLED, THAT WAS CANCELLED, APPARENTLY -- AND I THINK
[00:34:06] APPARENTLY -- AND I THINK WHAT EVERYBODY DOESN'T WHAT EVERYBODY DOESN'T REALIZE IS THERE'S A CURRENT
[00:34:08] REALIZE IS THERE'S A CURRENT SOLUTION TO THE STALEMATE. SOLUTION TO THE STALEMATE. AS A CONSEQUENCE, TRUMP IS
[00:34:11] AS A CONSEQUENCE, TRUMP IS WORKING WITH ALLIES IN THE WORKING WITH ALLIES IN THE GULF TO TRY AND ESTABLISH A
[00:34:14] GULF TO TRY AND ESTABLISH A SERIOUS DIPLOMATIC CHANNEL SERIOUS DIPLOMATIC CHANNEL TO THE IRANIANS, AND A TO THE IRANIANS, AND A SERIOUS DIPLOMATIC CHANNEL
[00:34:18] SERIOUS DIPLOMATIC CHANNEL TO THE HOUTHIS. TO THE HOUTHIS. WE'RE NOT THERE YET. WE'RE NOT THERE YET. WE'RE NOT YET IN A POSITION
[00:34:22] WE'RE NOT YET IN A POSITION WHERE WE SEE A LIGHT AT THE WHERE WE SEE A LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL, BUT I DO
[00:34:25] END OF THE TUNNEL, BUT I DO THINK WE'VE WITNESSED THIS THINK WE'VE WITNESSED THIS SHIFT FROM THE KINETIC SHIFT FROM THE KINETIC BATTLEFIELD TO AN EMERGING
[00:34:29] BATTLEFIELD TO AN EMERGING DIPLOMATIC ENDGAME. DIPLOMATIC ENDGAME. >> Aarti: FINALLY IN THE >> Aarti: FINALLY IN THE LAST FEW SECONDS HERE, I'M
[00:34:32] LAST FEW SECONDS HERE, I'M WONDERING, INITIALLY, THE WONDERING, INITIALLY, THE U.S. SAID THIS IS A WAR THAT
[00:34:35] U.S. SAID THIS IS A WAR THAT COULD LAST SIX WEEKS. COULD LAST SIX WEEKS. NOW WE'RE LOOKING AT SEVEN NOW WE'RE LOOKING AT SEVEN MONTHS.
[00:34:39] MONTHS. IS IT ACTUALLY NEARING AN IS IT ACTUALLY NEARING AN END IN WHAT DOES THE LIGHT END IN WHAT DOES THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL
[00:34:42] AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL LOOK LIKE HERE. LOOK LIKE HERE. >> YOU KNOW, I THINK THE >> YOU KNOW, I THINK THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE
[00:34:46] LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL IS ONE IN WHICH THERE TUNNEL IS ONE IN WHICH THERE SOME SORT OF DEAL, A GROUP
[00:34:50] SOME SORT OF DEAL, A GROUP OF PERSIAN GULF COUNTRIES
[00:34:52] OF PERSIAN GULF COUNTRIES WORKING IRAN TO THEY THE
[00:34:56] WORKING IRAN TO THEY THE FLOW OF OIL TRAIT, IRAN FLOW OF OIL TRAIT, IRAN HAVING MORE CONTROL THAN HAVING MORE CONTROL THAN USED TO.
[00:35:00] USED TO. I SAY THAT IN PART BECAUSE I SAY THAT IN PART BECAUSE WE'RE HEADED TO THE WE'RE HEADED TO THE MID-TERMS HERE.
[00:35:03] MID-TERMS HERE. THE REPUBLICANS ARE THIS THE REPUBLICANS ARE THIS TROUBLE. TROUBLE. THE PRICE OF GASOLINE IS
[00:35:06] THE PRICE OF GASOLINE IS RISING. RISING. THE PENTAGON AND ITS FORCES
[00:35:09] THE PENTAGON AND ITS FORCES ARE EXHAUSTED. ARE EXHAUSTED. AND I THINK THAT CREATES A
[00:35:12] AND I THINK THAT CREATES A SITUATION IN WHICH DONALD SITUATION IN WHICH DONALD TRUMP IS MORE LIKELY TO MAKE
[00:35:16] TRUMP IS MORE LIKELY TO MAKE MANY KIND OF DEAL TO THE MANY KIND OF DEAL TO THE IRANIANS, EVEN IF IT DOESN'T
[00:35:19] IRANIANS, EVEN IF IT DOESN'T RESEMBLE AT ALL THE DEAL RESEMBLE AT ALL THE DEAL THAT HE WAS HOPING TO GET
[00:35:23] THAT HE WAS HOPING TO GET WHEN HE LAUNCHED HIS WAR. WHEN HE LAUNCHED HIS WAR. >> Aarti: THANK YOU FOR YOUR
[00:35:27] >> Aarti: THANK YOU FOR YOUR PERSPECTIVE TODAY. PERSPECTIVE TODAY. WE APPRECIATE IT. WE APPRECIATE IT. >> GOOD TO BE WITH YOU.
[00:40:44] >> Aarti: KING CHARLES IS VENTURING INTO WORLD OF AI
[00:40:49] VENTURING INTO WORLD OF AI TODAY THAT TECHNOLOGY COULD TODAY THAT TECHNOLOGY COULD DESTROY THE PLANET.
[00:40:52] DESTROY THE PLANET. HE'S JOINING EXECUTIVES WITH HE'S JOINING EXECUTIVES WITH TOP AI COMPANIES. TOP AI COMPANIES. IT WAS SET UP TO TALK ABOUT
[00:40:56] IT WAS SET UP TO TALK ABOUT HOW ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
[00:40:58] HOW ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE HELP SOCIETY.
[00:41:02] HELP SOCIETY. THERE HAVE BEEN MEETINGS THERE HAVE BEEN MEETINGS WITH AI LEADERS IN RECENT WITH AI LEADERS IN RECENT WEEKS.
[00:41:05] WEEKS. YOU MAY BE ASKING WHY IS YOU MAY BE ASKING WHY IS THIS ONE WITH KING.
[00:41:08] THIS ONE WITH KING. >> Julia: KING CHARLES IS >> Julia: KING CHARLES IS USING HIS INFLUENCE TO USING HIS INFLUENCE TO GATHER INDUSTRY LEADERS IN
[00:41:12] GATHER INDUSTRY LEADERS IN THE AI SPACE TO COME
[00:41:14] THE AI SPACE TO COME TOGETHER AND THINK ABOUT THE
[00:41:17] RISKS POSED BY THE TECHNOLOGY AND THE STEPS TO
[00:41:20] TECHNOLOGY AND THE STEPS TO MITIGATE THOSE. MITIGATE THOSE. THERE ARE REPRESENTATIVES THERE ARE REPRESENTATIVES FROM COMPANIES LIKE OPEN AI,
[00:41:24] FROM COMPANIES LIKE OPEN AI, GOOGLE DEEP MIND, ANTHROPIC GOOGLE DEEP MIND, ANTHROPIC AMONG OTHERS.
[00:41:28] AMONG OTHERS. AND KING CHARLES SPEAKING AT AND KING CHARLES SPEAKING AT THIS EVENT SAYS THAT HE IS
[00:41:31] THIS EVENT SAYS THAT HE IS WORRIED ABOUT ITS INCREASING
[00:41:36] WORRIED ABOUT ITS INCREASING WARNINGS ABOUT THE THREATS
[00:41:40] WARNINGS ABOUT THE THREATS AND SURELY THERE'S AND SURELY THERE'S SUFFICIENT MEANS OF CONTROL SUFFICIENT MEANS OF CONTROL BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE.
[00:41:44] BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE. >> THOSE WHO HAVE CREATED >> THOSE WHO HAVE CREATED THESE TECHNOLOGIES, ARE NOW
[00:41:47] THESE TECHNOLOGIES, ARE NOW INCREASINGLY WARNING THAT AI INCREASINGLY WARNING THAT AI RISKS DEVELOPING DARKER
[00:41:51] RISKS DEVELOPING DARKER CAPACITIES, PERHAPS EVEN TO
[00:41:54] CAPACITIES, PERHAPS EVEN TO TAKE LIFE. TAKE LIFE. AND THIS REGARD, IF I MAY
[00:41:58] AND THIS REGARD, IF I MAY SAY SO, THIS URGENCY IN
[00:42:02] SAY SO, THIS URGENCY IN ADEQUATELY CONSIDERING THE
[00:42:04] ADEQUATELY CONSIDERING THE ADEQUATE DANGERS OF SUCH ADEQUATE DANGERS OF SUCH TECHNOLOGIES FALLING INTO
[00:42:07] TECHNOLOGIES FALLING INTO WRONG HANDS. WRONG HANDS. >> Reporter: ONE OF THE >> Reporter: ONE OF THE SUGGESTIONS PUT FORWARD BY
[00:42:11] SUGGESTIONS PUT FORWARD BY THE KING AT THIS GATHERING THE KING AT THIS GATHERING IS WHETHER THESE COMPANIES
[00:42:14] IS WHETHER THESE COMPANIES SHOULD AGREE ON A SET OF SHOULD AGREE ON A SET OF PRINCIPLES GUIDE THEIR WORK
[00:42:17] PRINCIPLES GUIDE THEIR WORK GOING FORWARD.
[00:42:18] GOING FORWARD. HE'S ALSO URGED THEM THINK
[00:42:22] HE'S ALSO URGED THEM THINK ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION TO INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION TO ENSURE THAT NO NATION IS
[00:42:26] ENSURE THAT NO NATION IS LEFT BEHIND WHEN IT COMES TO LEFT BEHIND WHEN IT COMES TO REAPING THE BENEFITS THAT
[00:42:29] REAPING THE BENEFITS THAT THIS TECHNOLOGY OFFERS. THIS TECHNOLOGY OFFERS. KING IS REALLY USING THIS AS
[00:42:33] KING IS REALLY USING THIS AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO LISTEN AND AN OPPORTUNITY TO LISTEN AND LEARN, ACCORDING TO
[00:42:36] LEARN, ACCORDING TO INSIDERS, RATHER THAN TO INSIDERS, RATHER THAN TO LOBBY THESE INDUSTRY LEA
[00:42:39] LOBBY THESE INDUSTRY LEA LEADERS. LEADERS. BUT HE HAS ALSO URGE THEM BUT HE HAS ALSO URGE THEM REALLY TO THINK ABOUT NOT
[00:42:43] REALLY TO THINK ABOUT NOT JUST ADVANCEMENT OF THE JUST ADVANCEMENT OF THE TECHNOLOGY, BUT ALSO THE
[00:42:46] TECHNOLOGY, BUT ALSO THE IMPACT ON HUMANS AND THE IMPACT ON HUMANS AND THE NATURAL WORLD.
[00:42:50] NATURAL WORLD. AND ALL OF THIS COMES AS WE AND ALL OF THIS COMES AS WE HAVE BEEN HEARING INCR
[00:42:53] HAVE BEEN HEARING INCR INCREASINGLY THIS VOCIFEROUS
[00:42:54] INCREASINGLY THIS VOCIFEROUS WARNINGS ABOUT WHAT AI IS
[00:43:01] WARNINGS ABOUT WHAT AI IS CAPABLE OF. CAPABLE OF. OPEN AI SAYS THERE ARE SIX OPEN AI SAYS THERE ARE SIX CASES OF UNEXPECTED OR
[00:43:05] CASES OF UNEXPECTED OR CONCERNING BEHAVIOUR BY ITS
[00:43:08] CONCERNING BEHAVIOUR BY ITS AI MODELS, EFFECTIVELY OF AI MODELS, EFFECTIVELY OF THOSE AGENTS OPERATING THOSE AGENTS OPERATING WITHOUT HUMAN INSTRUCTION.
[00:43:12] WITHOUT HUMAN INSTRUCTION. OPEN AI IS ONE OF THE
[00:43:15] COMPANIES CALLING FOR A SLOWDOWN IN THE TECHNOLOGY, SLOWDOWN IN THE TECHNOLOGY, BUT NOT ALL OF THEM ALIGNED BUT NOT ALL OF THEM ALIGNED ON THIS.
[00:43:19] ON THIS. FOR EXAMPLE, IN THE VIDEOS, FOR EXAMPLE, IN THE VIDEOS, FOUNDER AND CEO JENSEN WANG,
[00:43:22] FOUNDER AND CEO JENSEN WANG, WHO IS AT THIS MEETING IN WHO IS AT THIS MEETING IN SCOTLAND, HE HAS SAID THAT
[00:43:26] SCOTLAND, HE HAS SAID THAT NO REGULATION IS NEEDED, AND NO REGULATION IS NEEDED, AND THAT AI COMPANIES SHOULD
[00:43:29] THAT AI COMPANIES SHOULD LOOK AT THEIR OWN TECHNOLOGY
[00:43:31] LOOK AT THEIR OWN TECHNOLOGY AND ENSURE THAT IT'S SAFE AND ENSURE THAT IT'S SAFE FOR RELEASING.
[00:43:35] FOR RELEASING. HE SPOKE TODAY ABOUT HE SPOKE TODAY ABOUT RESPONSIBLE OPTIMISM.
[00:43:38] RESPONSIBLE OPTIMISM. WE HAVE ALSO BEEN HEARING
[00:43:39] WE HAVE ALSO BEEN HEARING FROM THE BOSS OF MICROSOFT FROM THE BOSS OF MICROSOFT AI.
[00:43:43] AI. HE HAS SPOKEN IN FAVOUR OF HE HAS SPOKEN IN FAVOUR OF REGULATION. REGULATION. >> THE PURPOSE OF REGULATION
[00:43:46] >> THE PURPOSE OF REGULATION IS TO SHAPE AND SCULPT IS TO SHAPE AND SCULPT TECHNOLOGY SO THAT DELIVERS
[00:43:49] TECHNOLOGY SO THAT DELIVERS MORE GOOD THAN HARM. MORE GOOD THAN HARM. THAT'S THE MOMENT THAT WE'RE
[00:43:53] NOW CURRENTLY IN. SO I THINK THAT IT'S RIGHT SO I THINK THAT IT'S RIGHT TO BE CONCERNED, AS I SAID, TO BE CONCERNED, AS I SAID, WORRIED OR ALARMED, AS YOU
[00:43:57] WORRIED OR ALARMED, AS YOU WISH. WISH. BUT IT'S ALSO RIGHT TO BE BUT IT'S ALSO RIGHT TO BE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE
[00:44:01] OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE BENEFITS, AND TO HAVE BENEFITS, AND TO HAVE EVERYBODY FOCUS NOW ON THE
[00:44:04] EVERYBODY FOCUS NOW ON THE CHALLENGE OF GOVERNING AND CHALLENGE OF GOVERNING AND SHAPING THIS TECHNOLOGY.
[00:44:07] SHAPING THIS TECHNOLOGY. >> Julia: SPEAKING AT IT >> Julia: SPEAKING AT IT MEETING IN SCOTLAND, KING
[00:44:10] MEETING IN SCOTLAND, KING CHARLES SAYS THE PUBLIC IS CHARLES SAYS THE PUBLIC IS LOOKING TO AI COMPANIES FOR
[00:44:13] LOOKING TO AI COMPANIES FOR REASSURANCE THAT THIS REASSURANCE THAT THIS TECHNOLOGY AND ITS ADVANCE
[00:44:16] TECHNOLOGY AND ITS ADVANCE MEANS THAT WE AREN'T GOING MEANS THAT WE AREN'T GOING TO LOSE OUR HUMANITY OR OUR
[00:44:20] TO LOSE OUR HUMANITY OR OUR SOULS.
[00:44:23] We're learning about more cases of AI behaving badly. The
[00:44:26] company Open AI has revealed 6 new instances of what it calls
[00:44:30] unexpected or concerning behavior in its models. The
[00:44:33] models hit their mistakes, made-up data,
[00:44:36] talk to each other in secret, and put files on the open
[00:44:40] Internet without permission. In one case,
[00:44:43] a model told itself to disregard its normal
[00:44:46] constraints and to be quote freed from the roles that bind
[00:44:50] other chat bots. Open AI has backed
[00:44:52] falls to slow down AI development over warnings the
[00:44:56] tech could wipe out humanity.
[00:44:59] For more on this development, we've reached someone who knows
[00:45:02] a lot about this kind of technology. Bailey Parnell is
[00:45:05] the founder and president of the Centre for Digital
[00:45:08] well-being an AI. She's also the founder and CEO of Skills
[00:45:11] Camp, a company that specializes in
[00:45:13] soft skills and leadership development. We've reached her
[00:45:16] in Toronto. Bailey, appreciate you taking the time
[00:45:19] to talk to us. OK, what do you make of these
[00:45:21] latest reports of AI? I guess is are the words are
[00:45:24] behaving badly.
[00:45:26] But do you know what, when I read that report for the
[00:45:29] first time, I was pretty alarmed,
[00:45:30] I think as most people, average people are when they
[00:45:33] read this. And you know, what alarmed me was that the
[00:45:36] company that is offering this service and the product to
[00:45:39] millions of Canadians and over a billion people around the
[00:45:42] world felt so comfortable effectively saying the product
[00:45:45] that we're offering you engages in,
[00:45:47] in deception and concealment. Also, it might lie. Also,
[00:45:50] it might break your privacy. Also,
[00:45:52] we don't really know what's going on. Also,
[00:45:54] none of the industry really knows what's going on.
[00:45:57] And they felt so comfortable putting that out there with
[00:46:00] clearly they weren't worried about too many consequences.
[00:46:03] But I'll tell you, Andrew, if that happened in any other
[00:46:06] industry, especially if they were
[00:46:07] offering a risky behavior where when you participate,
[00:46:10] you expose yourself to potential harm,
[00:46:12] we would be saying as regulators and as people,
[00:46:14] we'd be saying, well, then you're not ready to give
[00:46:17] it to the people. And so that was my first thought was just
[00:46:19] alarm. Like, I can't believe that you
[00:46:21] thought thought that this was like, OK, so on the one hand,
[00:46:24] Bailey, I think what you're saying is that it's it's good that a company would
[00:46:28] put this out there and tell us that this is happening. But
[00:46:32] it's bad in that there may not be consequences,
[00:46:35] that this is so unregulated and no one really seems to know
[00:46:39] what to do or the company doesn't seem inclined to do
[00:46:42] anything. I mean, what's going on?
[00:46:45] Well, this company said, you know, oh,
[00:46:47] we don't think that the AI industry is ready to to do this
[00:46:50] effectively. And here I am thinking,
[00:46:52] but you don't seem to have a problem, you know,
[00:46:55] making billions of dollars off of offering this to people and
[00:46:58] essentially making us the pilot project as people who exist
[00:47:01] today and offering it to the public. Like a moral condition
[00:47:04] is one thing. And they're saying, you know,
[00:47:06] for them to be transparent as people might say, like, oh,
[00:47:09] this is a good thing. The company is being honest. But
[00:47:12] then that means that beyond the moral condition of is this
[00:47:15] right or wrong, where is the consumer protection here that I would
[00:47:19] expect of our governments to say that, OK, well,
[00:47:21] you just admitted that you're now offering a service and a
[00:47:24] product that you don't actually know how it works,
[00:47:27] and it might be causing more harm than you intended. And in
[00:47:30] any other industry, with any other consumer product
[00:47:32] or service, we would be saying, well,
[00:47:34] then you need to figure that out before you offer it to the
[00:47:37] people. So what do you think needs to be done? I mean,
[00:47:40] I mean, the question we're asking some
[00:47:42] pretty existential questions here because I don't know,
[00:47:44] humanity's existence seems to be on the line
[00:47:47] with the minds of some. Do you think that's the case?
[00:47:50] And if that is the case, should we be putting a stop?
[00:47:53] Should we be pulling the putting a pause or pulling the
[00:47:56] plug or something?
[00:47:59] Well, OK, so even though it sounds very
[00:48:01] daunting and I've, and I've just said so much
[00:48:03] about how I really was alarmed from, you know,
[00:48:06] the consumer protection angle, somehow I actually remain very
[00:48:09] optimistic and hopeful, even working in AI. I just
[00:48:12] returned from the Middle East this morning and I get to see
[00:48:15] all around the world and all around Canada how people are
[00:48:18] using this for good. And so I see why it's worth having these
[00:48:22] conversations. And I think one of the things that we can do is
[00:48:25] treat this as the risky behavior that it is in that
[00:48:28] when you, as I said earlier, when you participate, you expose yourself to
[00:48:32] potential harm. And so something like driving,
[00:48:34] you expose yourself to potential harm. But we have
[00:48:36] collectively agreed that it is worth putting guardrails up,
[00:48:39] maybe slowing down, maybe saying like, well,
[00:48:41] you know what, we have some regulation at the
[00:48:43] country or, you know, the European Union is moving
[00:48:46] forward with certain regulations about this. We're
[00:48:48] going to protect our people. And then we believe that the
[00:48:51] companies will get in line. And so, yeah,
[00:48:53] maybe slowing down a little bit. And then I have 3 pillars of
[00:48:56] readiness for any organization. The 1st is governance and
[00:48:59] ethics. The second is technical
[00:49:00] readiness and the third, most often forgotten,
[00:49:03] is human readiness. You know, I mean, just taking your,
[00:49:06] I appreciate your car analogy because I think that it's a
[00:49:09] good one, you know, but we don't drive. We all have
[00:49:12] control of the car for now. For now,
[00:49:15] we've decided that autonomous driving is not quite ready for,
[00:49:18] for the mainstream quite yet. But this kind of feels like,
[00:49:22] you correct me if I'm wrong, but it kind of feels like AI is
[00:49:25] like a car that's taken the wheel and that we're not going
[00:49:29] to be able to kind of slow
[00:49:30] things down or we're not going to be able to get off the road.
[00:49:33] And maybe that car is just gonna go into the ditch.
[00:49:36] Hmm. Well, I think that we are not there
[00:49:39] quite yet. I mean, the one encouraging sign here
[00:49:42] is that there was humans that caught these errors. Like in
[00:49:45] order for it to happen, there had to in order for them
[00:49:49] to even have it out there, there had to be humans to say,
[00:49:52] like, oh, it's not doing what we intended,
[00:49:55] which suggests some level of oversight. I just worry that
[00:49:58] that these are the ones that they did catch. And then what
[00:50:02] are we not catching? But I also think that there's a
[00:50:05] lot of kind of really extreme
[00:50:07] fears stocking language around AI and, and,
[00:50:10] and so I'm very balanced. I find I'm very in the middle of
[00:50:13] that, that we can be grounded. And I
[00:50:15] think most people are, most people watching feel the
[00:50:18] same. We have fears about cognitive offloading. We have
[00:50:21] fears about is this going to take our jobs and,
[00:50:24] and what should we do? But we also know that this is
[00:50:27] helping us make a home budget and this is helping me save
[00:50:30] time at work so I can spend it with people. And so I think
[00:50:34] what we should do is, is effectively together,
[00:50:36] the people. The only way we've ever moved
[00:50:39] anything is decide what is right and what is wrong here.
[00:50:42] What are our shared values? We don't think that there
[00:50:45] should ever not be a human in the loop. We shouldn't. We
[00:50:48] think that there should always be human accountability and
[00:50:51] judgment. And if, if AI does something wrong,
[00:50:53] let's say in the workplace, you the leader or you the
[00:50:56] company are responsible, there's no blaming it on AI
[00:50:59] here. That might help. Bailey, it was really good to talk to
[00:51:03] you about this. This is complicated,
[00:51:05] interesting and existential conversations that we need to
[00:51:08] be having. Bailey Fradel, founder and president of the
[00:51:11] Centre for Digital Well-being and AI and the founder and CEO
[00:51:15] of Skills Camp.
[00:53:17] Walk off the sea bus at Lonsdale Quay and you'll see a
[00:53:20] sign. Need a family doctor? Come to the North Shore.
[00:53:24] Oftentimes I ask people do you have a family doctor?
[00:53:27] And when I hear somebody says no and I tell them do you want
[00:53:31] a family doctor? And they're shocked. They're
[00:53:34] like really? Are you serious? The region now has capacity for
[00:53:39] 20, 000 new patients and 90% of
[00:53:41] residents already have a primary care practitioner. So
[00:53:44] how did they do it at a time when around
[00:53:47] 6 000, 000 Canadians don't have a
[00:53:49] family doctor? I do think it's been a
[00:53:52] combination of both the provincial policies and the
[00:53:55] local work that's happening. And there's, you know,
[00:53:58] teams of people behind this making it happen. Since 2023,
[00:54:02] the province has introduced a new payment model and
[00:54:05] streamlined the process for international doctors to come
[00:54:08] work in BC. The North Shore has invested heavily in recruiting
[00:54:12] doctors, even hiring a dedicated staffer
[00:54:15] to help them navigate immigration and licensing.
[00:54:18] That has paid off. Data shows 25% of those recruited in the
[00:54:22] past three years are from Iran, 25% are from the UK,
[00:54:25] 10% from the US. If you had asked me 10 or even 5 years ago,
[00:54:30] if you'd asked me during COVID, like we just thought we were in
[00:54:34] such dire straits. I never thought we'd have these kind of
[00:54:38] results. Like we're absolutely, we're thrilled with it. Across
[00:54:42] the province, challenges remain. The Ministry
[00:54:45] of Health says 323, 000 people have registered to
[00:54:49] when the primary care provider and are still waiting,
[00:54:52] but it claims that number is dropping daily and that BC now
[00:54:56] has the highest number of doctors per capita in Canada.
[00:54:59] At care affinity clinics, the message to patients is
[00:55:03] clear. If they happy to make that commute,
[00:55:05] we'll take them on. There's no problem. Come on on. Michelle
[00:55:09] Gsub, CBC News, North Vancouver.
[00:55:15] Newly obtained documents reveal that a Regina plasma centre
[00:55:17] allowed someone to donate twice, even though they'd said they'd
[00:55:21] had sexual contact with the person who tested positive for
[00:55:24] HIV. It's one of multiple concerns at a Grifols and
[00:55:27] Regina flagged in a January Health Canada inspection report.
[00:55:30] Here's what the regulator says happened.
[00:55:33] The donor initially answered yes to the question. Have you
[00:55:36] ever had sexual contact with anyone who has ever had HIV
[00:55:40] AIDS or has ever had a positive test for HIV AIDS virus which
[00:55:44] would automatically disqualify you from donating?
[00:55:47] An employee in training changed their response to no. Griffel
[00:55:50] says that staff member is no longer employed with the
[00:55:53] company. This hematologist and health historian says paying
[00:55:57] people for plasma can be risky. The people who are needing to
[00:56:01] sell their plasma are often in disadvantaged
[00:56:03] positions of poverty, sometimes their drug users,
[00:56:07] and these these conditions make them vulnerable to having
[00:56:11] infections. Griffiths told the federal regulator that it
[00:56:14] rejected the donor when they came to donate 1/3 time and it
[00:56:18] destroyed the two donations. Griffel says the plasma it
[00:56:22] collects is safe, that it has to pass multiple
[00:56:25] levels of screening before it's processed.
[00:56:28] The for profit Spanish company owns more than a dozen paid
[00:56:32] plasma centres in Canada. Canadian Blood Services made a
[00:56:35] deal with Griffiths in 2022 allowing them to pay people for
[00:56:39] plasma. In exchange, Griffiths will use it to make
[00:56:42] medications for Canadians. At no circumstance would Canadian
[00:56:45] Blood Services continue business with the vendor of any
[00:56:49] sort of partner of any sort if the product we were getting
[00:56:52] from them was putting patients in in in harm's way. Scheer
[00:56:56] says Canada needs Grifols because CBS can't collect
[00:56:59] of plasma on its own. Without it. We're reliant on buying
[00:57:02] American plasma. He says Grifols does have some
[00:57:05] deficiencies that need attention,
[00:57:07] but that it's the layers of safety measures have kept
[00:57:11] donors and patients safe. Public trust can be eroded if
[00:57:14] there is a suggestion that the observations that occur through
[00:57:18] these regulatory audits and oversight mechanisms have in
[00:57:22] fact suggested product or donor safety issues,
[00:57:25] when that is not the case, Scheer says. The fact that
[00:57:28] Health Canada didn't shut
[00:57:30] apples down proves that it's safe. The company temporarily
[00:57:33] paused collection in August after what it called unfounded
[00:57:36] attention in wake of two donor deaths in Winnipeg in the past
[00:57:39] year. Michelle Allen, CBC News, Winnipeg.
[00:57:44] PEI wants to reduce energy drink consumption among youth.
[00:57:47] You can buy them at about any corner or grocery store and
[00:57:51] there's no law that says you need to be a certain age to buy
[00:57:56] them. That's just by growing concern energy drinks are
[00:58:00] leading to a generation of over caffeinated kids to the point
[00:58:04] it's causing harm. Caffeine can cause palpitations,
[00:58:08] some feelings of vomiting and nausea. They can make people
[00:58:12] certainly affect their sleep
[00:58:14] and their concentration. Caffeine can also lead to
[00:58:18] elevated blood pressure, an elevated or irregular
[00:58:21] heartbeat, and interact with drugs like
[00:58:24] the ones used for ADHD. This one energy drink contains 160
[00:58:28] milligrams of caffeine. That's almost as much as two cups of
[00:58:33] coffee or 4 to 5 cans of pop. Health Canada says the daily
[00:58:37] limit for kids is 2 1/2 milligrams per kilo of weight.
[00:58:41] That means for any kid who weighs less than 64 kilos,
[00:58:44] or about 140 lbs, this is too much for them. This
[00:58:48] year, federal rules kicked in
[00:58:50] requiring warning labels saying energy drinks aren't
[00:58:53] recommended for people under 14 and advising a daily limit on
[00:58:57] consumption. Energy drinks aren't allowed in Island
[00:59:00] schools, but that doesn't mean kids
[00:59:02] aren't having them off site. It would actually make me pretty
[00:59:06] shaky. Like they didn't make me feel that good so that's why I
[00:59:09] don't really have them anymore. I wasn't about 3 * a Week,
[00:59:13] 2 for work and one like just what I'm feeling,
[00:59:16] one for school. I haven't had an energy drink. My mom does
[00:59:19] not want me having them. She thinks that they're very bad
[00:59:22] for us and like the caffeine in it is not good for us. My coach
[00:59:26] that I had last year, he said he doesn't want to see
[00:59:29] any in the dressing room because you could have a heart
[00:59:32] attack in the ice or something like that. So if he if he saw
[00:59:35] them in dressing, you usually get like sat.
[00:59:37] Quebec is preparing to ban the sale of energy drinks to kids
[00:59:41] under 16, PEI's chief public health
[00:59:43] officer told a legislative committee today. An educational
[00:59:46] approach here is the way to start. BACK will be one of the first
[00:59:49] jurisdictions here in Canada to take that step to ban energy
[00:59:53] drinks. We don't know if it's going to achieve what they're
[00:59:56] hoping for. Doctor Morrison shared about limitations and
[00:59:59] struggles they're having. And I think it's prudent for us as a
[01:00:02] province to see that play out before we act. The committee
[01:00:05] will recommend a path forward to government this fall. In the
[01:00:08] meantime, public health says for kids or
[01:00:10] anyone who wants to be energetic and alert,
[01:00:12] nothing beats a balanced diet and a good night's sleep.
[01:00:15] Carrie Campbell, CBC News, Charlottetown.
[01:00:26] >> David: PRIME MINISTER MARK CARNEY IS RETURNING HOME AFTER A
[01:00:29] CARNEY IS RETURNING HOME AFTER A WHIRLWIND TRIP TO EUROPE WITH A WHIRLWIND TRIP TO EUROPE WITH A NEW MISSION -- HAMMERING OUT THE
[01:00:33] NEW MISSION -- HAMMERING OUT THE DETAILS OF A NEW ALLIANCE WITH DETAILS OF A NEW ALLIANCE WITH THE E.U. THE E.U. THE PRIME MINISTER HAS WELCOMED
[01:00:37] THE PRIME MINISTER HAS WELCOMED AN OFFER FOR CANADA TO BECOME AN AN OFFER FOR CANADA TO BECOME AN ASSOCIATE MEMBER OF THE BLOC BUT
[01:00:40] ASSOCIATE MEMBER OF THE BLOC BUT IN A SPEECH AT THE EUROPEAN
[01:00:43] IN A SPEECH AT THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT, MARK CARNEY SAID PARLIAMENT, MARK CARNEY SAID WHAT THIS COUNTRY REALLY WANTS
[01:00:46] WHAT THIS COUNTRY REALLY WANTS IS A NEW CLOSER PARTNERSHIP TO IS A NEW CLOSER PARTNERSHIP TO EUROPE THAT RESPECTS CANADIAN
[01:00:49] EUROPE THAT RESPECTS CANADIAN SOVEREIGNTY. SOVEREIGNTY. ASHLEY BURKE HAS MORE ON THAT
[01:00:52] ASHLEY BURKE HAS MORE ON THAT AND THE THREAT LOOMING OVER THE
[01:00:57] PUSH FOR CLOSER TIES. >> U.S.A. [CHUCKLING] >> U.S.A. [CHUCKLING] >> DONALD TRUMP AND THE ONGOING
[01:01:02] >> DONALD TRUMP AND THE ONGOING THREATS, THE BACK DROP FOR MARK THREATS, THE BACK DROP FOR MARK CARNEY'S PITCH FOR A NEW
[01:01:05] CARNEY'S PITCH FOR A NEW ALLIANCE WITH EUROPE. ALLIANCE WITH EUROPE. >> Rt. Hon. Mark Carney: >> Rt. Hon. Mark Carney: STRONG ENOUGH SO THAT NO ONE CAN
[01:01:09] STRONG ENOUGH SO THAT NO ONE CAN DICTATE OUR CHOICES. DICTATE OUR CHOICES. >> THE PRIME MINISTER LAYING OUT
[01:01:12] >> THE PRIME MINISTER LAYING OUT HIS PROPOSAL AT THE E.U.U E.U. N
[01:01:15] HIS PROPOSAL AT THE E.U.U E.U. N EUROPEANPARLIAMENT.
[01:01:24] EUROPEANPARLIAMENT. A NOD AT TRUMP'S RHETORIC AFTER
[01:01:26] A NOD AT TRUMP'S RHETORIC AFTER THE PRESIDENT THREATENED FURTHER
[01:01:29] THE PRESIDENT THREATENED FURTHER TARIFFS OR EVEN CUTTING OFF TARIFFS OR EVEN CUTTING OFF EUROPEAN TRADE AFTER THE
[01:01:33] EUROPEAN TRADE AFTER THE PROPOSED ALLIANCE BETWEEN CANADA PROPOSED ALLIANCE BETWEEN CANADA AND THE E.U. AND THE E.U. >> President Donald Trump: IF
[01:01:37] >> President Donald Trump: IF IT'S A BAD INTENTION, WE'LL PUT IT'S A BAD INTENTION, WE'LL PUT VERY HEAVY TARIFFS ON EUROPE.
[01:01:40] VERY HEAVY TARIFFS ON EUROPE. [SPEAKING SIMULTANEOUSLY]. [SPEAKING SIMULTANEOUSLY]. WHICH IS A POSSIBILITY.
[01:01:43] WHICH IS A POSSIBILITY. >> CARNEY SAID CANADA IS NOT >> CARNEY SAID CANADA IS NOT LOOKING TO DOMINATE ANYONE BUT
[01:01:46] LOOKING TO DOMINATE ANYONE BUT RATHER BECOME LESS RELIANT. RATHER BECOME LESS RELIANT. >> Rt. Hon. Mark Carney: SO NO
[01:01:50] >> Rt. Hon. Mark Carney: SO NO ONE, NO ONE CAN IMPAIR OUR
[01:01:52] ONE, NO ONE CAN IMPAIR OUR SOVEREIGNTY, THREATEN OUR
[01:01:56] SOVEREIGNTY, THREATEN OUR TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY, UNDERMINE
[01:01:57] TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY, UNDERMINE OUR FREEDOM, OUR DEMOCRACIES,
[01:02:00] OUR FREEDOM, OUR DEMOCRACIES, OUR RULE OF LAW. OUR RULE OF LAW. >> CARNEY LAID OUT WHAT CANADA
[01:02:04] >> CARNEY LAID OUT WHAT CANADA WANTS FROM A CLOSER WANTS FROM A CLOSER RELATIONSHIP, CRITICAL MINERALS,
[01:02:08] RELATIONSHIP, CRITICAL MINERALS, A.I., CLOSER SECURITY, AND
[01:02:10] A.I., CLOSER SECURITY, AND ALLOWING STUDENTS TO STUDY IN
[01:02:13] ALLOWING STUDENTS TO STUDY IN EUROPE. EUROPE. >> Rt. Hon. Mark Carney: WE >> Rt. Hon. Mark Carney: WE SHOULD DEEPEN OUR PEOPLE TO
[01:02:17] SHOULD DEEPEN OUR PEOPLE TO PEOPLE TIES AND ALLOWING OUR PEOPLE TIES AND ALLOWING OUR YOUTH TO WORK, LIVE, STUDY
[01:02:20] YOUTH TO WORK, LIVE, STUDY WHEREVER THEY WANT ON EITHER
[01:02:23] SIDE OF THE ATLANTIC. >> ASKED ABOUT TRUMP'S LATEST >> ASKED ABOUT TRUMP'S LATEST THREATS OVER CANADA GETTING
[01:02:26] THREATS OVER CANADA GETTING CLOSER TO THE E.U., CARNEY SAID CLOSER TO THE E.U., CARNEY SAID TRUMP WILL
[01:02:32] ASHLEY BURKE CBC NEWS STRASBOURG. >> Louise: CONSERVATIVE LEADER
[01:02:37] STRASBOURG. >> Louise: CONSERVATIVE LEADER PIERRE POILIEVRE IS QUESTIONING >> Louise: CONSERVATIVE LEADER PIERRE POILIEVRE IS QUESTIONING THE LIBERAL GOVERNMENT'S PLANS
[01:02:41] PIERRE POILIEVRE IS QUESTIONING THE LIBERAL GOVERNMENT'S PLANS FOR CLOSER TIES WITH EUROPE. THE LIBERAL GOVERNMENT'S PLANS FOR CLOSER TIES WITH EUROPE. MADE THE COMMENTS AT THE
[01:02:45] FOR CLOSER TIES WITH EUROPE. MADE THE COMMENTS AT THE CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS RETREAT IN MADE THE COMMENTS AT THE CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS RETREAT IN B.C. WHERE THE PARTY IS GETTING
[01:02:49] CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS RETREAT IN B.C. WHERE THE PARTY IS GETTING READY FOR PARLIAMENT TO RESUME B.C. WHERE THE PARTY IS GETTING READY FOR PARLIAMENT TO RESUME NEXT WEEK.
[01:02:53] READY FOR PARLIAMENT TO RESUME NEXT WEEK. >> YOU THINK CANADA SHOULD JOIN NEXT WEEK. >> YOU THINK CANADA SHOULD JOIN THE EUROPEAN UNION WOW.
[01:02:56] >> YOU THINK CANADA SHOULD JOIN THE EUROPEAN UNION WOW. >> CONSERVATIVE MPs ARE THE EUROPEAN UNION WOW. >> CONSERVATIVE MPs ARE RAISING ALARM BELLS ABOUT WHAT'S
[01:03:00] >> CONSERVATIVE MPs ARE RAISING ALARM BELLS ABOUT WHAT'S TO COME WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION. RAISING ALARM BELLS ABOUT WHAT'S TO COME WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION. QUESTIONING THE PRIME MINISTER'S
[01:03:04] TO COME WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION. QUESTIONING THE PRIME MINISTER'S MOVE TO PURSUE POSSIBLE QUESTIONING THE PRIME MINISTER'S MOVE TO PURSUE POSSIBLE ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP IN THE 27
[01:03:07] MOVE TO PURSUE POSSIBLE ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP IN THE 27 MEMBER BLOC. ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP IN THE 27 MEMBER BLOC. SOMETHING THAT'S YET TO BE
[01:03:10] MEMBER BLOC. SOMETHING THAT'S YET TO BE DEFINED. SOMETHING THAT'S YET TO BE DEFINED. >> WE HAVE NO UNDERSTANDING WHAT
[01:03:14] DEFINED. >> WE HAVE NO UNDERSTANDING WHAT THAT MEANS. >> WE HAVE NO UNDERSTANDING WHAT THAT MEANS. >> WE ARE CANADA.
[01:03:17] THAT MEANS. >> WE ARE CANADA. WHEREAS OUR SOVEREIGNTY? >> WE ARE CANADA. WHEREAS OUR SOVEREIGNTY? WHAT DID WE GIVE UP?
[01:03:20] WHEREAS OUR SOVEREIGNTY? WHAT DID WE GIVE UP? >> LOOK AT THE ECONOMY. WHAT DID WE GIVE UP? >> LOOK AT THE ECONOMY. GOOD LORD.
[01:03:23] >> LOOK AT THE ECONOMY. GOOD LORD. >> IN AN ADDRESS TO CAUCUS GOOD LORD. >> IN AN ADDRESS TO CAUCUS BEFORE PARLIAMENT RETURNS NEXT
[01:03:27] >> IN AN ADDRESS TO CAUCUS BEFORE PARLIAMENT RETURNS NEXT WEEK CONSERVATIVE LEADER BEFORE PARLIAMENT RETURNS NEXT WEEK CONSERVATIVE LEADER PIERRE POILIEVRE SIGNALLED HIS
[01:03:31] WEEK CONSERVATIVE LEADER PIERRE POILIEVRE SIGNALLED HIS PARTY WILL OPPOSE BECOMING TOO PIERRE POILIEVRE SIGNALLED HIS PARTY WILL OPPOSE BECOMING TOO INTERTWINED WITH THE EUROPEANS.
[01:03:35] PARTY WILL OPPOSE BECOMING TOO INTERTWINED WITH THE EUROPEANS. >> CONSERVATIVES SAY NO E.U. INTERTWINED WITH THE EUROPEANS. >> CONSERVATIVES SAY NO E.U. TAXES, NO E.U. LAWS AND NO E.U.
[01:03:39] >> CONSERVATIVES SAY NO E.U. TAXES, NO E.U. LAWS AND NO E.U. OPEN BORDER RULES ON TAXES, NO E.U. LAWS AND NO E.U. OPEN BORDER RULES ON IMMIGRATION.
[01:03:42] OPEN BORDER RULES ON IMMIGRATION. >> I THINK IT IS ABYSMAL THAT IMMIGRATION. >> I THINK IT IS ABYSMAL THAT MARK CARNEY IS MAKING SUCH
[01:03:46] >> I THINK IT IS ABYSMAL THAT MARK CARNEY IS MAKING SUCH INCREDIBLE ANNOUNCEMENTS ON MARK CARNEY IS MAKING SUCH INCREDIBLE ANNOUNCEMENTS ON FOREIGN SOIL.
[01:03:50] INCREDIBLE ANNOUNCEMENTS ON FOREIGN SOIL. >> Reporter: THE PARTY'S FOREIGN SOIL. >> Reporter: THE PARTY'S IMMIGRATION CRITIC SAYS EUROPE
[01:03:53] >> Reporter: THE PARTY'S IMMIGRATION CRITIC SAYS EUROPE HAS DEALT WITH AN INFLUX OF
[01:03:55] IMMIGRATION CRITIC SAYS EUROPE HAS DEALT WITH AN INFLUX OF MIGRANTS, SHE DOESN'T WANT TO
[01:03:58] HAS DEALT WITH AN INFLUX OF MIGRANTS, SHE DOESN'T WANT TO SEE THE SAME IN THIS COUNTRY IF MIGRANTS, SHE DOESN'T WANT TO SEE THE SAME IN THIS COUNTRY IF THERE IS SOME SORT OF AGREEMENT
[01:04:02] SEE THE SAME IN THIS COUNTRY IF THERE IS SOME SORT OF AGREEMENT ON MOBILITY. THERE IS SOME SORT OF AGREEMENT ON MOBILITY. >> CANADA'S IMMIGRATION SYSTEM
[01:04:05] ON MOBILITY. >> CANADA'S IMMIGRATION SYSTEM IS SEVERELY BROKEN OVER THE LAST
[01:04:07] >> CANADA'S IMMIGRATION SYSTEM IS SEVERELY BROKEN OVER THE LAST TEN YEARS AND I AM CONCERNED IS SEVERELY BROKEN OVER THE LAST TEN YEARS AND I AM CONCERNED THAT THERE IS SIGNALS THAT COULD
[01:04:11] TEN YEARS AND I AM CONCERNED THAT THERE IS SIGNALS THAT COULD PERHAPS IMPORT THAT MIGRANT THAT THERE IS SIGNALS THAT COULD PERHAPS IMPORT THAT MIGRANT CRISIS TO CANADA.
[01:04:15] PERHAPS IMPORT THAT MIGRANT CRISIS TO CANADA. THAT CAN'T HAPPEN. CRISIS TO CANADA. THAT CAN'T HAPPEN. >> Reporter: THE
[01:04:18] THAT CAN'T HAPPEN. >> Reporter: THE PRIME MINISTER SAYS NOTHING HAS >> Reporter: THE PRIME MINISTER SAYS NOTHING HAS BEEN FINALIZED, ALL THAT'S
[01:04:22] PRIME MINISTER SAYS NOTHING HAS BEEN FINALIZED, ALL THAT'S HAPPENING NOW IS A JOINT BEEN FINALIZED, ALL THAT'S HAPPENING NOW IS A JOINT AGREEMENT TO DO MORE TOGETHER
[01:04:26] HAPPENING NOW IS A JOINT AGREEMENT TO DO MORE TOGETHER WITH THE DETAILS TO BE WORKED AGREEMENT TO DO MORE TOGETHER WITH THE DETAILS TO BE WORKED OUT IN TIME.
[01:04:30] WITH THE DETAILS TO BE WORKED OUT IN TIME. >> Rt. Hon. Mark Carney: WE OUT IN TIME. >> Rt. Hon. Mark Carney: WE WILL ALL ROLL OUT TRANSPARENTLY,
[01:04:34] >> Rt. Hon. Mark Carney: WE WILL ALL ROLL OUT TRANSPARENTLY, IT'S AN EXCITING TIME BECAUSE
[01:04:36] WILL ALL ROLL OUT TRANSPARENTLY, IT'S AN EXCITING TIME BECAUSE THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK IT'S AN EXCITING TIME BECAUSE THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK FOR CANDIDA, TO MAKE CANADA
[01:04:40] THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK FOR CANDIDA, TO MAKE CANADA STRONGER. FOR CANDIDA, TO MAKE CANADA STRONGER. >> HANGING OVER THIS
[01:04:43] STRONGER. >> HANGING OVER THIS CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS RETREAT IN >> HANGING OVER THIS CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS RETREAT IN THE B.C. INTERIOR IS THE PARTY'S
[01:04:47] CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS RETREAT IN THE B.C. INTERIOR IS THE PARTY'S POOR PERFORMANCE IN RECENT BY THE B.C. INTERIOR IS THE PARTY'S POOR PERFORMANCE IN RECENT BY ELECTIONS.
[01:04:51] POOR PERFORMANCE IN RECENT BY ELECTIONS. THE QUESTIONS ABOUT POILIEVRE'S ELECTIONS. THE QUESTIONS ABOUT POILIEVRE'S LEADERSHIP.
[01:04:54] THE QUESTIONS ABOUT POILIEVRE'S LEADERSHIP. >> YOU HAD TO BE QUITE HONEST LEADERSHIP. >> YOU HAD TO BE QUITE HONEST THIS IS NOT THE POSITION THAT WE
[01:04:58] >> YOU HAD TO BE QUITE HONEST THIS IS NOT THE POSITION THAT WE WANT TO BE IN. THIS IS NOT THE POSITION THAT WE WANT TO BE IN. >> THE DEPUTY LEADER
[01:05:01] WANT TO BE IN. >> THE DEPUTY LEADER ACKNOWLEDGING THINGS WILL BE >> THE DEPUTY LEADER ACKNOWLEDGING THINGS WILL BE DIFFERENT THIS FALL.
[01:05:06] 1:30. NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED AND THE FIRE IS NOW OUT.
[01:05:09] NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED AND THE FIRE IS NOW OUT. THE CAUSE IS END SUGGESTION. THE FIRE IS NOW OUT. THE CAUSE IS END SUGGESTION. >> UNIFOR IS IMPLORING
[01:05:13] THE CAUSE IS END SUGGESTION. >> UNIFOR IS IMPLORING STELLANTIS TO REFRAIN FROM >> UNIFOR IS IMPLORING STELLANTIS TO REFRAIN FROM SELLING ITS ASSEMBLY PLANT IN
[01:05:17] STELLANTIS TO REFRAIN FROM SELLING ITS ASSEMBLY PLANT IN BRAMPTON. SELLING ITS ASSEMBLY PLANT IN BRAMPTON. THE AUTOMAKER HASH WORKING ON A
[01:05:20] BRAMPTON. THE AUTOMAKER HASH WORKING ON A SALE TO A DEFENCE VEHICLE THE AUTOMAKER HASH WORKING ON A SALE TO A DEFENCE VEHICLE MANUFACTURER.
[01:05:24] SALE TO A DEFENCE VEHICLE MANUFACTURER. NOW, THIS ALL COMES AMIDST MESSY MANUFACTURER. NOW, THIS ALL COMES AMIDST MESSY CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN
[01:05:28] NOW, THIS ALL COMES AMIDST MESSY CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN STELLANTIS AND UNIFOR, WITH CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN STELLANTIS AND UNIFOR, WITH THEIR CURRENT COLLECTIVE
[01:05:32] STELLANTIS AND UNIFOR, WITH THEIR CURRENT COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT SET TO EXPIRE IN JUST THEIR CURRENT COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT SET TO EXPIRE IN JUST THREE DAYS.
[01:05:35] AGREEMENT SET TO EXPIRE IN JUST THREE DAYS. LOHSELORENDA REDDEKOPP HASTHE D. THREE DAYS. LOHSELORENDA REDDEKOPP HASTHE D. >> Reporter: THE UNION FOR
[01:05:39] LOHSELORENDA REDDEKOPP HASTHE D. >> Reporter: THE UNION FOR AUTO WORKERS WITH A DESPERATE
[01:05:41] >> Reporter: THE UNION FOR AUTO WORKERS WITH A DESPERATE PLEA TO AUTO GIANT STELLANTIS.
[01:05:43] AUTO WORKERS WITH A DESPERATE PLEA TO AUTO GIANT STELLANTIS. >> WHAT UNIFOR IS ULTIMATELY PLEA TO AUTO GIANT STELLANTIS. >> WHAT UNIFOR IS ULTIMATELY SEEKING HERE IS TIME.
[01:05:47] >> WHAT UNIFOR IS ULTIMATELY SEEKING HERE IS TIME. DON'T CLOSE. SEEKING HERE IS TIME. DON'T CLOSE. DON'T SELL.
[01:05:50] DON'T CLOSE. DON'T SELL. >> Reporter: IT'S OVER THIS DON'T SELL. >> Reporter: IT'S OVER THIS ASSEMBLY PLANT IN BRAMPTON.
[01:05:54] >> Reporter: IT'S OVER THIS ASSEMBLY PLANT IN BRAMPTON. CLOSED SINCE DECEMBER 2023.
[01:05:58] CLOSED SINCE DECEMBER 2023. BEFORE THAT, EMPLOYING MORE THAN 2,000 PEOPLE. BEFORE THAT, EMPLOYING MORE THAN 2,000 PEOPLE. IT WAS INITIALLY SLATED FOR
[01:06:01] 2,000 PEOPLE. IT WAS INITIALLY SLATED FOR RETOOLING, TO PRODUCE A IT WAS INITIALLY SLATED FOR RETOOLING, TO PRODUCE A DIFFERENT VEHICLE.
[01:06:04] RETOOLING, TO PRODUCE A DIFFERENT VEHICLE. [ ♪♪ ] DIFFERENT VEHICLE. [ ♪♪ ] >> Reporter: THE JEEP COMPASS.
[01:06:08] [ ♪♪ ] >> Reporter: THE JEEP COMPASS. BUT LAST YEAR, AS AMERICAN
[01:06:10] >> Reporter: THE JEEP COMPASS. BUT LAST YEAR, AS AMERICAN COMPANIES FACED PRESSURE TO
[01:06:12] BUT LAST YEAR, AS AMERICAN COMPANIES FACED PRESSURE TO BUILD IN THE U.S., STELLANTIS COMPANIES FACED PRESSURE TO BUILD IN THE U.S., STELLANTIS MOVED PRODUCTION OF THE SUV TO
[01:06:16] BUILD IN THE U.S., STELLANTIS MOVED PRODUCTION OF THE SUV TO ILLINOIS. MOVED PRODUCTION OF THE SUV TO ILLINOIS. THEN, MORE RECENTLY, STELLANTIS
[01:06:20] ILLINOIS. THEN, MORE RECENTLY, STELLANTIS SAID IT HAS A MEMORANDUM OF
[01:06:24] SAID IT HAS A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING TO SELL THE BRAMPTON PLANT TO DEFENCE UNDERSTANDING TO SELL THE BRAMPTON PLANT TO DEFENCE VEHICLE MAKER ROSHEL.
[01:06:27] BRAMPTON PLANT TO DEFENCE VEHICLE MAKER ROSHEL. THAT COMPANY HAS SAID IT COULD
[01:06:29] VEHICLE MAKER ROSHEL. THAT COMPANY HAS SAID IT COULD HIRE BACK LAID-OFF WORKERS.
[01:06:32] THAT COMPANY HAS SAID IT COULD HIRE BACK LAID-OFF WORKERS. >> SELLING THAT PLANT IN THE
[01:06:34] HIRE BACK LAID-OFF WORKERS. >> SELLING THAT PLANT IN THE MIDDLE OF A TRADE WAR AND IN THE >> SELLING THAT PLANT IN THE MIDDLE OF A TRADE WAR AND IN THE MIDDLE OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
[01:06:38] MIDDLE OF A TRADE WAR AND IN THE MIDDLE OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING IS INDEFENSIBLE. MIDDLE OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING IS INDEFENSIBLE. >> Reporter: THE AUTOMAKER HAS
[01:06:41] IS INDEFENSIBLE. >> Reporter: THE AUTOMAKER HAS RECEIVED MORE THAN $500 MILLION >> Reporter: THE AUTOMAKER HAS RECEIVED MORE THAN $500 MILLION FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR
[01:06:45] RECEIVED MORE THAN $500 MILLION FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR ITS BRAMPTON AND WINDSOR PLANTS.
[01:06:47] FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR ITS BRAMPTON AND WINDSOR PLANTS. >> SO, YOU KNOW, THE PERSON IN ITS BRAMPTON AND WINDSOR PLANTS. >> SO, YOU KNOW, THE PERSON IN KAMLOOPS CONTRIBUTED TO THAT
[01:06:51] >> SO, YOU KNOW, THE PERSON IN KAMLOOPS CONTRIBUTED TO THAT POOL OF MONEY. KAMLOOPS CONTRIBUTED TO THAT POOL OF MONEY. THE PERSON IN MONTRÉAL
[01:06:55] POOL OF MONEY. THE PERSON IN MONTRÉAL CONTRIBUTED TO THAT POOL OF
[01:06:56] THE PERSON IN MONTRÉAL CONTRIBUTED TO THAT POOL OF MONEY.
[01:07:00] MONEY. AND THEY HAVE A RIGHT TO KNOW HOW IT'S SPENT AND HOLD THE AND THEY HAVE A RIGHT TO KNOW HOW IT'S SPENT AND HOLD THE AUTOMAKERS TO ACCOUNT.
[01:07:03] HOW IT'S SPENT AND HOLD THE AUTOMAKERS TO ACCOUNT. >> Reporter: THE FEDERAL AUTOMAKERS TO ACCOUNT. >> Reporter: THE FEDERAL INDUSTRY MINISTER ON WEDNESDAY
[01:07:07] >> Reporter: THE FEDERAL INDUSTRY MINISTER ON WEDNESDAY SAYING THIS... INDUSTRY MINISTER ON WEDNESDAY SAYING THIS... >> WE WANT A NEW MODEL FROM
[01:07:11] SAYING THIS... >> WE WANT A NEW MODEL FROM STELLANTIS AT THE STELLANTIS
[01:07:13] >> WE WANT A NEW MODEL FROM STELLANTIS AT THE STELLANTIS PLANT, AND WE'LL PUT MAXIMUM
[01:07:15] STELLANTIS AT THE STELLANTIS PLANT, AND WE'LL PUT MAXIMUM PRESSURE TO MAKE THAT HAPPEN,
[01:07:19] PRESSURE TO MAKE THAT HAPPEN, AND IF THEY DON'T, WE'LL GET OUR MONEY BACK. AND IF THEY DON'T, WE'LL GET OUR MONEY BACK. >> Reporter: BUT THE CONTRACT
[01:07:23] MONEY BACK. >> Reporter: BUT THE CONTRACT FROM THE FEDERAL MONEY FROM BEE >> Reporter: BUT THE CONTRACT FROM THE FEDERAL MONEY FROM BEE DISCOVERED BY "CBC NEWS"
[01:07:27] FROM THE FEDERAL MONEY FROM BEE DISCOVERED BY "CBC NEWS" INCLUDES LOOPHOLES, SUCH AS IF DISCOVERED BY "CBC NEWS" INCLUDES LOOPHOLES, SUCH AS IF THERE ARE MARKET CONDITIONS
[01:07:31] INCLUDES LOOPHOLES, SUCH AS IF THERE ARE MARKET CONDITIONS BEYOND THE AUTOMAKER'S CONTROL, THERE ARE MARKET CONDITIONS BEYOND THE AUTOMAKER'S CONTROL, AND SINCE THEN, THE TRADE WAR
[01:07:34] BEYOND THE AUTOMAKER'S CONTROL, AND SINCE THEN, THE TRADE WAR STARTED. AND SINCE THEN, THE TRADE WAR STARTED. >> IT APPEARS AS IF THEY HAVE
[01:07:38] STARTED. >> IT APPEARS AS IF THEY HAVE SET THE STAGE OR LAID THE
[01:07:40] >> IT APPEARS AS IF THEY HAVE SET THE STAGE OR LAID THE GROUNDWORK TO SAY, SORRY, FEDS, SET THE STAGE OR LAID THE GROUNDWORK TO SAY, SORRY, FEDS, YOU'RE NOT GETTING YOUR MONEY
[01:07:44] GROUNDWORK TO SAY, SORRY, FEDS, YOU'RE NOT GETTING YOUR MONEY BACK. YOU'RE NOT GETTING YOUR MONEY BACK. >> Reporter: ALL AS THE
[01:07:47] BACK. >> Reporter: ALL AS THE COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT EXPIRES >> Reporter: ALL AS THE COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT EXPIRES SUNDAY NIGHT.
[01:07:51] COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT EXPIRES SUNDAY NIGHT. THE UNION SAYING WORKERS ARE SUNDAY NIGHT. THE UNION SAYING WORKERS ARE ANXIOUS.
[01:07:54] THE UNION SAYING WORKERS ARE ANXIOUS. >> BUT WE'RE STRONG AND STICKIN' ANXIOUS. >> BUT WE'RE STRONG AND STICKIN' TOGETHER AND MAKE SURE THAT WE
[01:07:58] >> BUT WE'RE STRONG AND STICKIN' TOGETHER AND MAKE SURE THAT WE CAN TRY TO FLIP THE SCRIPT ON
[01:08:00] TOGETHER AND MAKE SURE THAT WE CAN TRY TO FLIP THE SCRIPT ON THIS AND GET B BACK TO WORK AS
[01:08:03] NHL superstar Alex Ovechkin and Vladimir Putin have had a long
[01:08:07] and close relationship over many years. Ovechkin even
[01:08:10] organized Russian athletes into something called the Putin team
[01:08:15] before the 2018 fixed Russian election.
[01:08:19] Putin then, On the day after Putin's
[01:08:23] invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Ovechkin claimed he was not in
[01:08:27] politics. Do you still support him as he leaves this invasion
[01:08:31] of Ukraine? Well, he's my president. Like I'm not
[01:08:35] in politics, like I'm an athlete. The NHL
[01:08:37] reportedly imposed a code of silence about this issue,
[01:08:41] and for the last four years, Ovechkin publicly avoided
[01:08:45] Russian politics. Until this week. With Putin facing another
[01:08:49] dubious election, Ovechkin chose to appear in a
[01:08:52] commercial
[01:08:53] for his United Russia party, a commercial in which Russian
[01:08:56] Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov effectively threatens Western
[01:09:00] countries who oppose Russia.
[01:09:04] But Shannon, usually this is a threat
[01:09:07] to the West. Don't stand in our way.
[01:09:10] We will destroy you with you together with Ukraine. Russian
[01:09:14] language sports journalist Slava Malamud was banned from
[01:09:17] the Washington Capitals dressing room for criticizing
[01:09:20] Ovechkin in the past. I think Ovechkin was waiting to sign
[01:09:24] the last contract of his career,
[01:09:27] after which she kind of thought that he has a card launch to
[01:09:30] just do whatever he wants.
[01:09:33] Another NHL superstar, retired Czech goaltender and
[01:09:36] longtime Ovechkin critic Dominic Hoschek,
[01:09:38] says Ovechkin's politics and behavior should be unacceptable
[01:09:42] to the NHL. It will cost many, many lives and it said it will
[01:09:46] prolong the war. Every commercial like that,
[01:09:49] it's very sad. You know, it's sad commercial for the
[01:09:52] Russian imperialist war and for the biggest criminal of the war,
[01:09:56] Putin. The NHL has avoided comment on Ovechkin's pro Putin
[01:10:00] commercial, saying they would leave that to
[01:10:03] the Washington Capitals, who immediately called him a
[01:10:06] pillar of the community. I don't really expect anything
[01:10:10] from the NHL. I don't think the NHL is an organization anymore
[01:10:13] has any integrity left when it comes to its proclaimed values,
[01:10:17] when it comes to its willingness to stand for
[01:10:20] anything other than the bottom line
[01:10:27] record-breaking goal last season made him a hero around
[01:10:31] the world.
[01:10:32] It also highlighted his value as a big income generator for
[01:10:36] the NHL. And now it seems he couldn't get away with any kind
[01:10:40] of political advocacy. Terence McKenna, CBC News, Toronto.
[01:10:46] Tamara Leech will not be heading to the White House, Arizona or on a Caribbean cruise,
[01:10:50] at least not well. Serving this conditional sentence. An Ottawa
[01:10:54] judge rejected Leeches request for international travel
[01:10:57] connected to her work with Rebel News. She is serving the
[01:11:00] final weeks of a sentence that included house arrest for
[01:11:03] mischief and other crimes during what became the Freedom
[01:11:07] Convoy in 2022. Leach had asked for permission to travel to the
[01:11:10] United States and Caribbean for work with Rebel News,
[01:11:13] including proposed visits to the White House,
[01:11:16] Arizona and a seven day Caribbean cruise. The. There's
[01:11:20] nothing in what the judge said today or in the sentence itself
[01:11:24] that prevents her in any way from continuing to speak freely
[01:11:28] and and associate freely and and work to the extent that she
[01:11:33] can by the conditions that were imposed. Justice Heather
[01:11:37] Perkins McVeigh denied the request,
[01:11:39] finding the proposed international travel was not
[01:11:43] essential for Leech to maintain her employment and would
[01:11:47] undermine elements of the sentence imposed on her. The
[01:11:50] cruise was characterized by the judge as a commercial event and
[01:11:53] fundraiser, Arizona as promotional,
[01:11:55] and the court found Leach can continue doing much of her
[01:11:58] Rebel work electronically or from within Canada. Leech
[01:12:02] appeared virtually from a vehicle wearing a Rebel News
[01:12:05] hoodie during the court appearance. Her Co accused
[01:12:08] Chris Barber, has exemptions for travel
[01:12:10] across the border for his work as a truck driver. Leach,
[01:12:13] Barber and prosecutors have also filed with the Ontario
[01:12:16] Court of Appeal
[01:12:18] over the judge's rulings, those arguments expected to be
[01:12:21] heard early next year.
[01:12:23] David Fraser, CBC News, Ottawa.
[01:12:28] I think I'll be relieved not to have to change the clocks. I
[01:12:31] think we kind of jumped the gun on it. Brighter evenings and
[01:12:34] darker mornings. That's what Manitobans can look forward to
[01:12:38] after the province announced the permanent adoption of
[01:12:41] Daylight Time. Some say the consistency will be helpful. I
[01:12:45] think that it's a good idea. It would be nice to kind of stay
[01:12:48] on one schedule,
[01:12:51] especially for the little ones. The change adds Manitoba to the
[01:12:55] growing list of provinces and territories losing seasonal
[01:12:58] time changes, including Alberta, BC and the Northwest
[01:13:02] Territories. That's good news for Manitoba companies that do
[01:13:05] business across the country, according to Elizabeth Safyc.
[01:13:09] She is the acting president and CEO of the Manitoba Chambers of
[01:13:13] Commerce. Businesses want to know what system they will be
[01:13:16] operating under so that they can plan schedules,
[01:13:19] they can plan their staffing
[01:13:21] or arrange for technology and operational matters. So. But
[01:13:25] some are less convinced. Dr. Ena Rabinovich Nikitin is an
[01:13:28] assistant professor in the Department of Physiology and
[01:13:31] Pathophysiology at the University of Manitoba. She
[01:13:34] says while it's better to stick to one time,
[01:13:36] staying on Daylight Time actually makes our health worse.
[01:13:39] When we stick to daylight savings time and there is more
[01:13:42] light in the afternoon and we're going outside and we're
[01:13:45] having more fun in the afternoon,
[01:13:47] we tend to get to bed much later. And because of that,
[01:13:50] we're actually missing sleep.
[01:13:52] Because we're missing sleep in the long term,
[01:13:54] it can also affect our health. Rabinovich Nikitin says
[01:13:57] northern Manitoba will feel the harshest impact. Matthew
[01:14:01] Clawson, a construction worker, pointed out that those working
[01:14:04] early hours may also face the worst of it. I work
[01:14:07] construction and lots of sites have very poor lighting in the
[01:14:11] morning, so
[01:14:12] you know, usually we don't get sign until
[01:14:15] 8/8/30, so
[01:14:17] just pushes it back in the dark a little bit further. The
[01:14:21] decision comes after the province conducted an online
[01:14:24] survey. Of the almost 72, 000 who responded,
[01:14:27] 92% wanted to see an end to seasonal time changes and 58%
[01:14:32] of those prefer daylight over Standard Time. Alicia Wang,
[01:14:36] CBC News, Winnipeg.
[01:16:51] >> Aarti: IF MIDDLE EAST, HOUTHI MILL TNTS ARE
[01:16:54] HOUTHI MILL TNTS ARE CLAIMING THEY LAUNCHED DRONE
[01:16:56] CLAIMING THEY LAUNCHED DRONE STRIKES AGAINST AN SAUDI
[01:16:58] STRIKES AGAINST AN SAUDI MILITARY AIRBASE TODAY.
[01:17:02] MILITARY AIRBASE TODAY. IT SAY IT'S A RESPONSE IT SAY IT'S A RESPONSE AGAINST SAUDI STRIKES IN
[01:17:04] AGAINST SAUDI STRIKES IN YEMEN EARLIER THIS WEEK. YEMEN EARLIER THIS WEEK. THE IRAN-BACKED HUTEDZIES
[01:17:08] THE IRAN-BACKED HUTEDZIES SAY SAUDIS HAVE CARRIED OUT SAY SAUDIS HAVE CARRIED OUT 450 AIR STRIKES OVER THE
[01:17:11] 450 AIR STRIKES OVER THE PAST WEEK AND HE'S PROMISE
[01:17:13] PAST WEEK AND HE'S PROMISE TO CONTINUE THE RETALIATION.
[01:17:19] TO CONTINUE THE RETALIATION. TIT-FOR-TAT STRIKES HAVE TIT-FOR-TAT STRIKES HAVE ESCALATED TENSIONS IN THE
[01:17:22] ESCALATED TENSIONS IN THE REGION GLOBAL OIL AND ENERGY
[01:17:24] REGION GLOBAL OIL AND ENERGY PRICES CONTINUING TO RISE AS
[01:17:28] PRICES CONTINUING TO RISE AS A RESULT. A RESULT. THE U.S. LABEL THE HOUTHIS
[01:17:30] THE U.S. LABEL THE HOUTHIS IS A FOREIGN TERRORIST IS A FOREIGN TERRORIST ENTITY IN MARCH OF 2025.
[01:17:34] ENTITY IN MARCH OF 2025. FOR MORE ON ESCALATING FOR MORE ON ESCALATING SITUATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST
[01:17:37] SITUATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST UNDERSTAND WE NOW REACHED UNDERSTAND WE NOW REACHED FORMER U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT
[01:17:40] FORMER U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL CHARLES CH I TKIN OFFICIAL CHARLES CH I TKIN IN WASHINGTON AND ALSO
[01:17:44] IN WASHINGTON AND ALSO SENIOR COUNCIL ON FOREIGN SENIOR COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS. RELATIONS. YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING WITH
[01:17:48] YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING WITH US TODAY. US TODAY. >> THANK YOU SO MUCH, AARTI.
[01:17:51] >> THANK YOU SO MUCH, AARTI. >> Aarti: AS WE OUTLINED,
[01:17:56] >> Aarti: AS WE OUTLINED, AND CAPTURED A RED SEAPORT
[01:17:58] AND CAPTURED A RED SEAPORT IN YEMEN AND AN IMPORTANT
[01:18:01] IN YEMEN AND AN IMPORTANT WATERWAY FOR MONTHS ACT AS A WATERWAY FOR MONTHS ACT AS A BACKUP FOR STRAIT OF HORMUZ,
[01:18:05] BACKUP FOR STRAIT OF HORMUZ, ALLOWING FOR EXPORT OF SAUDI
[01:18:06] ALLOWING FOR EXPORT OF SAUDI OIL AND REFINED PRODUCTS.
[01:18:19] OIL AND REFINED PRODUCTS. >> THERE'S REALLY TWO WARS GOING ON HERE. GOING ON HERE. IT'S A WAR WITHIN A WAR.
[01:18:22] IT'S A WAR WITHIN A WAR. THERE'S SAUDI FIGHT WITH THE THERE'S SAUDI FIGHT WITH THE HOUTHIS GOING BACK TO 2014,
[01:18:25] HOUTHIS GOING BACK TO 2014, WHEN HOUTHIS TOOK OVER FROM
[01:18:28] WHEN HOUTHIS TOOK OVER FROM THE EXISTING GOVERNMENT THE THE EXISTING GOVERNMENT THE CAPITAL OF YEMEN.
[01:18:31] CAPITAL OF YEMEN. AT THE SAME TIME, HOUTHIS AT THE SAME TIME, HOUTHIS ARE AN ALLIANCE OF WHAT WE
[01:18:34] ARE AN ALLIANCE OF WHAT WE CALL AXIS OF RESISTANCE WITH CALL AXIS OF RESISTANCE WITH IRAN.
[01:18:37] IRAN. SO WHAT'S HAPPENING WHAT IS
[01:18:39] SO WHAT'S HAPPENING WHAT IS HAPPENING IN RED SEA IS ALSO
[01:18:42] HAPPENING IN RED SEA IS ALSO RELATED TO WHAT'S HAPPENING
[01:18:43] RELATED TO WHAT'S HAPPENING IN STRAIT OF HORMUZ.
[01:18:47] IN STRAIT OF HORMUZ. HOUTHIS HAVE BEEN ON A ROLE HOUTHIS HAVE BEEN ON A ROLE OF LATE. OF LATE. THEY HAVE TAKEN MORE
[01:18:50] THEY HAVE TAKEN MORE TERRITORY. TERRITORY. THEY TAKE A PORT.
[01:18:53] THEY TAKE A PORT. THEY HAVE TAKEN ISLANDS THAT THEY HAVE TAKEN ISLANDS THAT GIVE THEM CONTROL OVER
[01:18:56] GIVE THEM CONTROL OVER SHIPPING IN THAT STRAIT, SHIPPING IN THAT STRAIT, JUST LIKE THE IRANIANS JUST LIKE THE IRANIANS TRYING TO GET CONTROL OVER
[01:19:00] TRYING TO GET CONTROL OVER STRAIT OF HORMUZ.
[01:19:04] STRAIT OF HORMUZ. WHAT THEY ARE TRYING TO DO WHAT THEY ARE TRYING TO DO NOW IS PRESSURE SAUDI ARABIA NOW IS PRESSURE SAUDI ARABIA TO BACK OFF THE CAMPAIGN
[01:19:08] TO BACK OFF THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST THEM. AGAINST THEM. THE BLOCKADES YOU JUST THE BLOCKADES YOU JUST MENTION, AND THEY ARE DOING
[01:19:11] MENTION, AND THEY ARE DOING IT BY RIGHT TO INTERRUPT IT BY RIGHT TO INTERRUPT SAUDI EXPORT OF OIL THROUGH
[01:19:15] SAUDI EXPORT OF OIL THROUGH THE RED SEA, AND AS YOU S
[01:19:18] THE RED SEA, AND AS YOU S SAID, OVER THE OF THE COUPLE SAID, OVER THE OF THE COUPLE OF DAYS, HER HITTING
[01:19:20] OF DAYS, HER HITTING MILITARY INSTALLATIONS, AND MILITARY INSTALLATIONS, AND ALSO, THERE WAS A REPORT OF
[01:19:24] ALSO, THERE WAS A REPORT OF AN ATTACK ON MECCA AS A WAY AN ATTACK ON MECCA AS A WAY OF INCREASING THE PRESSURE
[01:19:27] OF INCREASING THE PRESSURE ON SAUDIS. ON SAUDIS. >> Aarti: NOW WE'VE HEARD
[01:19:30] >> Aarti: NOW WE'VE HEARD DENIALS OF THAT REPORT, BUT
[01:19:34] YES, IT WAS POTENTIAL THREAT ON MECCA AND THE ESCALATION.
[01:19:36] ON MECCA AND THE ESCALATION. JUST HOW SIGNIFICANT IS
[01:19:40] JUST HOW SIGNIFICANT IS THIS? THIS? >> IT'S QUITE SIGNIFICANT IN >> IT'S QUITE SIGNIFICANT IN SENSE THAT IT COMES AFTER
[01:19:44] SENSE THAT IT COMES AFTER MONTHS OF A FAILED WAR
[01:19:46] MONTHS OF A FAILED WAR AGAINST IRAN.
[01:19:48] AGAINST IRAN. THE SAUDIS WERE HOPING THAT
[01:19:52] THE SAUDIS WERE HOPING THAT DONALD TRUMP WOULD COME TO DONALD TRUMP WOULD COME TO THEIR ASSISTANCE. THEIR ASSISTANCE. THEY REACHED OUT TO HIM IN
[01:19:56] THEY REACHED OUT TO HIM IN LAST WEEK AND SAID HEY, Mr. LAST WEEK AND SAID HEY, Mr. TRUMP, WE'RE GETTING HIT.
[01:19:59] TRUMP, WE'RE GETTING HIT. THE HOUTHIS ARE MAKING THE HOUTHIS ARE MAKING PROGRESS.
[01:20:02] PROGRESS. COME AND HELP US, AND Mr. COME AND HELP US, AND Mr. TRUMP SAID YOU'RE ON YOUR
[01:20:05] TRUMP SAID YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN, AND THAT'S IN PART
[01:20:06] OWN, AND THAT'S IN PART BECAUSE THE U.S. IS LOW ON
[01:20:10] BECAUSE THE U.S. IS LOW ON WEAPONS. WEAPONS. U.S. DOESN'T WANT TO GO BACK U.S. DOESN'T WANT TO GO BACK TO TO THE BATTLEFIELD.
[01:20:14] TO TO THE BATTLEFIELD. IT WANTS TO FIND SOME KIND IT WANTS TO FIND SOME KIND OF NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT.
[01:20:17] OF NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT. SO THE SAUDIS ARE ON THEIR SO THE SAUDIS ARE ON THEIR OWN.
[01:20:19] OWN. ONE THING THAT WE'VE SEEN
[01:20:22] OVER LAST DECADE, BOTH WITH IRAN AND THE HOUTHIS IS THAT IRAN AND THE HOUTHIS IS THAT AIRPOWER PUNISHES.
[01:20:25] AIRPOWER PUNISHES. AIRPOWER DESTROYS, BUT AIRPOWER DESTROYS, BUT AIRPOWER DOESN'T WIN.
[01:20:29] AIRPOWER DOESN'T WIN. AND SO THERE'S A BIT OF A
[01:20:32] AND SO THERE'S A BIT OF A STALEMATE HERE WITH HOUTHIS STALEMATE HERE WITH HOUTHIS AND SAUDIS GOING AFTER EACH
[01:20:36] AND SAUDIS GOING AFTER EACH OTHER, AND THE CASUALTY HERE OTHER, AND THE CASUALTY HERE IS THE EXPORT OF OIL.
[01:20:39] IS THE EXPORT OF OIL. OIL PRICES ARE DOWN ABOUT
[01:20:42] OIL PRICES ARE DOWN ABOUT $100 A BARREL. $100 A BARREL. LAST THING THAT UNITED
[01:20:45] LAST THING THAT UNITED STATES OR THE GULF WANT NOW
[01:20:47] STATES OR THE GULF WANT NOW IS A CLOSURE OF THE BABEL
[01:20:50] IS A CLOSURE OF THE BABEL STRAIT AND THE ABILITY TO
[01:20:52] STRAIT AND THE ABILITY TO GET OIL OUT THROUGH RED SEA.
[01:20:55] GET OIL OUT THROUGH RED SEA. >> Aarti: YOU REFERENCED >> Aarti: YOU REFERENCED CONVERSATIONS TAKING PLACE,
[01:20:58] CONVERSATIONS TAKING PLACE, OR WE'VE SEEN REPORTS OF OR WE'VE SEEN REPORTS OF THEM BETWEEN THE U.S. AND THEM BETWEEN THE U.S. AND HOUTHIS AS WELL.
[01:21:02] HOUTHIS AS WELL. WE KNOW THE U.S. PRESIDENT WE KNOW THE U.S. PRESIDENT HAS SAID THAT U.S. IS HAS SAID THAT U.S. IS HOPEFULLY TOWARDS END OF THE
[01:21:06] HOPEFULLY TOWARDS END OF THE CURRENT CONFLICT, BUT WE CURRENT CONFLICT, BUT WE KNOW THOSE MEETINGS WITH THE
[01:21:09] KNOW THOSE MEETINGS WITH THE HOUTHIS TOOK PLACE, AND HOUTHIS TOOK PLACE, AND ESSENTIALLY, HUTEDZIES TOLD
[01:21:12] ESSENTIALLY, HUTEDZIES TOLD U.S. OFFICIALS -- HOUTHIS U.S. OFFICIALS -- HOUTHIS TOLD U.S. OFFICIALS THEY
[01:21:14] TOLD U.S. OFFICIALS THEY HAVE NO INTENTION OF
[01:21:44] HAVE NO INTENTION OF ATTACKING U.S. VESSELS. ATTACKING U.S. VESSELS. WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF WHAT WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF WHAT WE'RE SEEING IN TERMS OF
[01:21:48] WE'RE SEEING IN TERMS OF MAYBE NOT DEALS, BUT MAYBE NOT DEALS, BUT ALLIANCES, PROMISES, OR ALLIANCES, PROMISES, OR COMMITMENTS HAPPENING AND
[01:21:51] COMMITMENTS HAPPENING AND HOW THAT MIGHT FURTHER HOW THAT MIGHT FURTHER IMPACT THE STABILITY WITHIN IMPACT THE STABILITY WITHIN REGION.
[01:21:55] REGION. >> I THINK WITH EXCEPTION OF >> I THINK WITH EXCEPTION OF ESCALATION YOU AND I TALKING
[01:21:58] ESCALATION YOU AND I TALKING ABOUT NOW BETWEEN THE SAUDIS ABOUT NOW BETWEEN THE SAUDIS AND THE HOUTHIS THE BIGGER AND THE HOUTHIS THE BIGGER LANDSCAPE ONE IN WHICH
[01:22:02] LANDSCAPE ONE IN WHICH MOMENTUM SHIFTING FROM THE MOMENTUM SHIFTING FROM THE BALANCE BAT WILL FIELD TO BALANCE BAT WILL FIELD TO NEGOTIATING TABLE.
[01:22:06] NEGOTIATING TABLE. YES, THERE WAS A MEETING YES, THERE WAS A MEETING BETWEEN HOUTHIS AND AMERICAN BETWEEN HOUTHIS AND AMERICAN OFFICIALS IN OMAN.
[01:22:09] OFFICIALS IN OMAN. THIS WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A THIS WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A MEETING BETWEEN GULF
[01:22:13] COUNTRIES AND IRAN ON MO MONDAY. MONDAY. THAT WAS CANCELLED, THAT WAS CANCELLED, APPARENTLY -- AND I THINK
[01:22:16] APPARENTLY -- AND I THINK WHAT EVERYBODY DOESN'T WHAT EVERYBODY DOESN'T REALIZE IS THERE'S A CURRENT
[01:22:19] REALIZE IS THERE'S A CURRENT SOLUTION TO THE STALEMATE. SOLUTION TO THE STALEMATE. AS A CONSEQUENCE, TRUMP IS
[01:22:22] AS A CONSEQUENCE, TRUMP IS WORKING WITH ALLIES IN THE WORKING WITH ALLIES IN THE GULF TO TRY AND ESTABLISH A
[01:22:25] GULF TO TRY AND ESTABLISH A SERIOUS DIPLOMATIC CHANNEL SERIOUS DIPLOMATIC CHANNEL TO THE IRANIANS, AND A TO THE IRANIANS, AND A SERIOUS DIPLOMATIC CHANNEL
[01:22:29] SERIOUS DIPLOMATIC CHANNEL TO THE HOUTHIS. TO THE HOUTHIS. WE'RE NOT THERE YET. WE'RE NOT THERE YET. WE'RE NOT YET IN A POSITION
[01:22:33] WE'RE NOT YET IN A POSITION WHERE WE SEE A LIGHT AT THE WHERE WE SEE A LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL, BUT I DO
[01:22:35] END OF THE TUNNEL, BUT I DO THINK WE'VE WITNESSED THIS THINK WE'VE WITNESSED THIS SHIFT FROM THE KINETIC
[01:22:39] BATTLEFIELD TO AN EMERGING DIPLOMATIC ENDGAME. DIPLOMATIC ENDGAME. >> Aarti: FINALLY IN THE >> Aarti: FINALLY IN THE LAST FEW SECONDS HERE, I'M
[01:22:43] LAST FEW SECONDS HERE, I'M WONDERING, INITIALLY, THE WONDERING, INITIALLY, THE U.S. SAID THIS IS A WAR THAT
[01:22:46] U.S. SAID THIS IS A WAR THAT COULD LAST SIX WEEKS. COULD LAST SIX WEEKS. NOW WE'RE LOOKING AT SEVEN
[01:22:49] NOW WE'RE LOOKING AT SEVEN MONTHS. IS IT ACTUALLY NEARING AN END IN WHAT DOES THE LIGHT
[01:22:52] END IN WHAT DOES THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL LOOK LIKE HERE. LOOK LIKE HERE. >> YOU KNOW, I THINK THE
[01:22:56] >> YOU KNOW, I THINK THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL IS ONE IN WHICH THERE
[01:22:59] TUNNEL IS ONE IN WHICH THERE SOME SORT OF DEAL, A GROUP SOME SORT OF DEAL, A GROUP OF PERSIAN GULF COUNTRIES
[01:23:03] OF PERSIAN GULF COUNTRIES WORKING IRAN TO THEY THE
[01:23:07] WORKING IRAN TO THEY THE FLOW OF OIL TRAIT, IRAN FLOW OF OIL TRAIT, IRAN HAVING MORE CONTROL THAN HAVING MORE CONTROL THAN USED TO.
[01:23:10] USED TO. I SAY THAT IN PART BECAUSE I SAY THAT IN PART BECAUSE WE'RE HEADED TO THE WE'RE HEADED TO THE MID-TERMS HERE.
[01:23:14] MID-TERMS HERE. THE REPUBLICANS ARE THIS THE REPUBLICANS ARE THIS TROUBLE. TROUBLE. THE PRICE OF GASOLINE IS
[01:23:17] THE PRICE OF GASOLINE IS RISING. RISING. THE PENTAGON AND ITS FORCES
[01:23:20] THE PENTAGON AND ITS FORCES ARE EXHAUSTED. ARE EXHAUSTED. AND I THINK THAT CREATES A
[01:23:23] AND I THINK THAT CREATES A SITUATION IN WHICH DONALD SITUATION IN WHICH DONALD TRUMP IS MORE LIKELY TO MAKE
[01:23:27] TRUMP IS MORE LIKELY TO MAKE MANY KIND OF DEAL TO THE MANY KIND OF DEAL TO THE IRANIANS, EVEN IF IT DOESN'T
[01:23:30] IRANIANS, EVEN IF IT DOESN'T RESEMBLE AT ALL THE DEAL RESEMBLE AT ALL THE DEAL THAT HE WAS HOPING TO GET
[01:23:34] THAT HE WAS HOPING TO GET WHEN HE LAUNCHED HIS WAR. WHEN HE LAUNCHED HIS WAR. >> Aarti: THANK YOU FOR YOUR
[01:23:38] >> Aarti: THANK YOU FOR YOUR PERSPECTIVE TODAY. PERSPECTIVE TODAY. WE APPRECIATE IT. WE APPRECIATE IT. >> GOOD TO BE WITH YOU.
[01:23:49] >> Aarti: KING CHARLES IS VENTURING INTO WORLD OF AI
[01:23:55] VENTURING INTO WORLD OF AI TODAY THAT TECHNOLOGY COULD TODAY THAT TECHNOLOGY COULD DESTROY THE PLANET.
[01:23:58] DESTROY THE PLANET. HE'S JOINING EXECUTIVES WITH HE'S JOINING EXECUTIVES WITH TOP AI COMPANIES. TOP AI COMPANIES. IT WAS SET UP TO TALK ABOUT
[01:24:02] IT WAS SET UP TO TALK ABOUT HOW ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
[01:24:03] HOW ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE HELP SOCIETY.
[01:24:07] HELP SOCIETY. THERE HAVE BEEN MEETINGS THERE HAVE BEEN MEETINGS WITH AI LEADERS IN RECENT WITH AI LEADERS IN RECENT WEEKS.
[01:24:11] WEEKS. YOU MAY BE ASKING WHY IS YOU MAY BE ASKING WHY IS THIS ONE WITH KING.
[01:24:14] THIS ONE WITH KING. >> Julia: KING CHARLES IS >> Julia: KING CHARLES IS USING HIS INFLUENCE TO USING HIS INFLUENCE TO GATHER INDUSTRY LEADERS IN
[01:24:18] GATHER INDUSTRY LEADERS IN THE AI SPACE TO COME
[01:24:19] THE AI SPACE TO COME TOGETHER AND THINK ABOUT THE
[01:24:22] RISKS POSED BY THE TECHNOLOGY AND THE STEPS TO
[01:24:25] TECHNOLOGY AND THE STEPS TO MITIGATE THOSE. MITIGATE THOSE. THERE ARE REPRESENTATIVES
[01:24:28] THERE ARE REPRESENTATIVES FROM COMPANIES LIKE OPEN AI, FROM COMPANIES LIKE OPEN AI, GOOGLE DEEP MIND, ANTHROPIC
[01:24:32] GOOGLE DEEP MIND, ANTHROPIC AMONG OTHERS. AMONG OTHERS. AND KING CHARLES SPEAKING AT
[01:24:35] AND KING CHARLES SPEAKING AT THIS EVENT SAYS THAT HE IS
[01:24:37] THIS EVENT SAYS THAT HE IS WORRIED ABOUT ITS INCREASING
[01:24:42] WORRIED ABOUT ITS INCREASING WARNINGS ABOUT THE THREATS
[01:24:45] WARNINGS ABOUT THE THREATS AND SURELY THERE'S AND SURELY THERE'S SUFFICIENT MEANS OF CONTROL SUFFICIENT MEANS OF CONTROL BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE.
[01:24:49] BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE. >> THOSE WHO HAVE CREATED >> THOSE WHO HAVE CREATED THESE TECHNOLOGIES, ARE NOW
[01:24:53] THESE TECHNOLOGIES, ARE NOW INCREASINGLY WARNING THAT AI INCREASINGLY WARNING THAT AI RISKS DEVELOPING DARKER
[01:24:56] RISKS DEVELOPING DARKER CAPACITIES, PERHAPS EVEN TO
[01:25:00] CAPACITIES, PERHAPS EVEN TO TAKE LIFE. TAKE LIFE. AND THIS REGARD, IF I MAY
[01:25:03] AND THIS REGARD, IF I MAY SAY SO, THIS URGENCY IN
[01:25:07] SAY SO, THIS URGENCY IN ADEQUATELY CONSIDERING THE
[01:25:09] ADEQUATELY CONSIDERING THE ADEQUATE DANGERS OF SUCH ADEQUATE DANGERS OF SUCH TECHNOLOGIES FALLING INTO
[01:25:13] TECHNOLOGIES FALLING INTO WRONG HANDS. WRONG HANDS. >> Reporter: ONE OF THE >> Reporter: ONE OF THE SUGGESTIONS PUT FORWARD BY
[01:25:17] SUGGESTIONS PUT FORWARD BY THE KING AT THIS GATHERING THE KING AT THIS GATHERING IS WHETHER THESE COMPANIES
[01:25:19] IS WHETHER THESE COMPANIES SHOULD AGREE ON A SET OF SHOULD AGREE ON A SET OF PRINCIPLES GUIDE THEIR WORK
[01:25:23] PRINCIPLES GUIDE THEIR WORK GOING FORWARD.
[01:25:24] GOING FORWARD. HE'S ALSO URGED THEM THINK
[01:25:27] HE'S ALSO URGED THEM THINK ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION TO INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION TO ENSURE THAT NO NATION IS
[01:25:31] ENSURE THAT NO NATION IS LEFT BEHIND WHEN IT COMES TO LEFT BEHIND WHEN IT COMES TO REAPING THE BENEFITS THAT
[01:25:35] REAPING THE BENEFITS THAT THIS TECHNOLOGY OFFERS. THIS TECHNOLOGY OFFERS. KING IS REALLY USING THIS AS
[01:25:38] KING IS REALLY USING THIS AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO LISTEN AND AN OPPORTUNITY TO LISTEN AND LEARN, ACCORDING TO
[01:25:41] LEARN, ACCORDING TO INSIDERS, RATHER THAN TO INSIDERS, RATHER THAN TO LOBBY THESE INDUSTRY LEA
[01:25:45] LOBBY THESE INDUSTRY LEA LEADERS. LEADERS. BUT HE HAS ALSO URGE THEM BUT HE HAS ALSO URGE THEM REALLY TO THINK ABOUT NOT
[01:25:49] REALLY TO THINK ABOUT NOT JUST ADVANCEMENT OF THE JUST ADVANCEMENT OF THE TECHNOLOGY, BUT ALSO THE
[01:25:52] TECHNOLOGY, BUT ALSO THE IMPACT ON HUMANS AND THE IMPACT ON HUMANS AND THE NATURAL WORLD.
[01:25:55] NATURAL WORLD. AND ALL OF THIS COMES AS WE AND ALL OF THIS COMES AS WE HAVE BEEN HEARING INCR
[01:25:58] HAVE BEEN HEARING INCR INCREASINGLY THIS VOCIFEROUS
[01:25:59] INCREASINGLY THIS VOCIFEROUS WARNINGS ABOUT WHAT AI IS
[01:26:07] WARNINGS ABOUT WHAT AI IS CAPABLE OF. CAPABLE OF. OPEN AI SAYS THERE ARE SIX OPEN AI SAYS THERE ARE SIX CASES OF UNEXPECTED OR
[01:26:10] CASES OF UNEXPECTED OR CONCERNING BEHAVIOUR BY ITS
[01:26:13] CONCERNING BEHAVIOUR BY ITS AI MODELS, EFFECTIVELY OF AI MODELS, EFFECTIVELY OF THOSE AGENTS OPERATING THOSE AGENTS OPERATING WITHOUT HUMAN INSTRUCTION.
[01:26:17] WITHOUT HUMAN INSTRUCTION. OPEN AI IS ONE OF THE
[01:26:20] COMPANIES CALLING FOR A SLOWDOWN IN THE TECHNOLOGY, SLOWDOWN IN THE TECHNOLOGY, BUT NOT ALL OF THEM ALIGNED BUT NOT ALL OF THEM ALIGNED ON THIS.
[01:26:24] ON THIS. FOR EXAMPLE, IN THE VIDEOS, FOR EXAMPLE, IN THE VIDEOS, FOUNDER AND CEO JENSEN WANG,
[01:26:28] FOUNDER AND CEO JENSEN WANG, WHO IS AT THIS MEETING IN WHO IS AT THIS MEETING IN SCOTLAND, HE HAS SAID THAT
[01:26:31] SCOTLAND, HE HAS SAID THAT NO REGULATION IS NEEDED, AND NO REGULATION IS NEEDED, AND THAT AI COMPANIES SHOULD
[01:26:34] THAT AI COMPANIES SHOULD LOOK AT THEIR OWN TECHNOLOGY
[01:26:36] LOOK AT THEIR OWN TECHNOLOGY AND ENSURE THAT IT'S SAFE AND ENSURE THAT IT'S SAFE FOR RELEASING.
[01:26:40] FOR RELEASING. HE SPOKE TODAY ABOUT HE SPOKE TODAY ABOUT RESPONSIBLE OPTIMISM.
[01:26:43] RESPONSIBLE OPTIMISM. WE HAVE ALSO BEEN HEARING
[01:26:45] WE HAVE ALSO BEEN HEARING FROM THE BOSS OF MICROSOFT FROM THE BOSS OF MICROSOFT AI.
[01:26:48] AI. HE HAS SPOKEN IN FAVOUR OF HE HAS SPOKEN IN FAVOUR OF REGULATION. REGULATION. >> THE PURPOSE OF REGULATION
[01:26:52] >> THE PURPOSE OF REGULATION IS TO SHAPE AND SCULPT IS TO SHAPE AND SCULPT TECHNOLOGY SO THAT DELIVERS
[01:26:55] TECHNOLOGY SO THAT DELIVERS MORE GOOD THAN HARM. MORE GOOD THAN HARM. THAT'S THE MOMENT THAT WE'RE
[01:26:59] NOW CURRENTLY IN. SO I THINK THAT IT'S RIGHT SO I THINK THAT IT'S RIGHT TO BE CONCERNED, AS I SAID, TO BE CONCERNED, AS I SAID, WORRIED OR ALARMED, AS YOU
[01:27:03] WORRIED OR ALARMED, AS YOU WISH. WISH. BUT IT'S ALSO RIGHT TO BE BUT IT'S ALSO RIGHT TO BE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE
[01:27:07] OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE BENEFITS, AND TO HAVE BENEFITS, AND TO HAVE EVERYBODY FOCUS NOW ON THE
[01:27:09] EVERYBODY FOCUS NOW ON THE CHALLENGE OF GOVERNING AND CHALLENGE OF GOVERNING AND SHAPING THIS TECHNOLOGY.
[01:27:12] SHAPING THIS TECHNOLOGY. >> Julia: SPEAKING AT IT >> Julia: SPEAKING AT IT MEETING IN SCOTLAND, KING
[01:27:15] MEETING IN SCOTLAND, KING CHARLES SAYS THE PUBLIC IS CHARLES SAYS THE PUBLIC IS LOOKING TO AI COMPANIES FOR
[01:27:19] LOOKING TO AI COMPANIES FOR REASSURANCE THAT THIS REASSURANCE THAT THIS TECHNOLOGY AND ITS ADVANCE
[01:27:22] TECHNOLOGY AND ITS ADVANCE MEANS THAT WE AREN'T GOING MEANS THAT WE AREN'T GOING TO LOSE OUR HUMANITY OR OUR
[01:27:26] TO LOSE OUR HUMANITY OR OUR SOULS.
[01:27:28] This is Montreal critical care physician Dr. Francois Marquis.
[01:27:32] And this is a deep fake doctor Francois Marquis. It's an AI
[01:27:37] generated video of his face and voice used to advertise drugs
[01:27:41] on social media. And this time I'm selling something that is
[01:27:45] supposed to fix your joints. I had patients, actual victims,
[01:27:49] come for me in the ICU wanting to get their money back. And
[01:27:54] he's not the only prominent Canadian physician being deep
[01:27:58] faked during the aggressive wave of mandatory COVID vaccination
[01:28:02] back in the pandemic, online ads used an AI generated
[01:28:05] version of Canada's former top Dr. Teresa Tam,
[01:28:08] the Canadian government Department of Health and BC's
[01:28:11] provincial health officer, Doctor Bonnie Henry. It is
[01:28:14] still happening on and off. It's very disturbing. The
[01:28:18] challenge now is AI video keeps getting better and tougher to
[01:28:21] spot.
[01:28:23] One study found up to half of individuals couldn't tell the
[01:28:26] difference between authentic videos and deep fakes. I think
[01:28:30] that anytime content is being pushed to you and they're
[01:28:34] selling a product, that should be a major red flag.
[01:28:37] That's because of strict standards enforced by medical
[01:28:40] colleges in Canada, which don't allow doctors to
[01:28:44] advertise regulated drugs or medical devices. The federal
[01:28:47] government says anyone who may have been a victim of fraud or
[01:28:51] cyber crime can file a police report
[01:28:54] or contact the Canadian Anti Fraud Centre. There's a faint
[01:28:57] Paul and a fake Brad running around TikTok,
[01:29:00] but doctors who've tried those routes say fake ads are tough
[01:29:04] to take down. I started complaining to the police and
[01:29:07] basically I was told that there's nothing they can really
[01:29:11] do. The bottom line? Be skeptical of any video
[01:29:14] showing a doctor pedaling health products before you hand
[01:29:18] over your credit card. Lauren Pelley, CBC News, Toronto.
[01:34:02] Anytime, any place in today's world of
[01:34:05] online sports betting, gambling has few limits. Teddy
[01:34:08] Waterwitch knows the cost of it. I can't even put it into
[01:34:11] figures how much I've lost. He developed a gambling disorder,
[01:34:15] lost his career as an accountant and nearly his life.
[01:34:18] At times I was gambling, lost all my money and you know
[01:34:22] that that led me to to drinking a few years ago,
[01:34:25] he turned to his local emergency department for help.
[01:34:28] There's lots of variability and Canadian researchers say
[01:34:31] there's a troubling
[01:34:33] increase of people going to ER for gambling disorders. The
[01:34:36] people who are showing up are probably representing the
[01:34:40] absolute most severe manifestations of it. Most of
[01:34:43] them are there for what seemed to be mental health crises.
[01:34:47] Researchers analyzed 14 years of hospital data from Ontario
[01:34:51] and found 952 ER visits related to gambling disorders and say
[01:34:55] after the market opened up to online sports betting,
[01:34:59] rates jumped by 99%. There's a real warning signal that
[01:35:02] gambling use is going up, that associated harms arising
[01:35:06] and that this is not really been part of the calculus or
[01:35:10] conversation training on sports and most affected boys and men.
[01:35:14] Experts say the constant marketing of betting sites is
[01:35:18] tied to harm. You are marketing it directly at them and then
[01:35:22] you layer on top of that having a phone in your pocket all the
[01:35:26] time. It enables access almost constantly. In Ontario,
[01:35:29] there are 2.6 million registered player accounts that
[01:35:33] gambled $80 billion last year. As more people placed bets,
[01:35:36] more are also reaching out for help. We also see that there
[01:35:40] are worsening of anxiety disorder,
[01:35:42] worsening of school attendance problems there at BET 365.
[01:35:45] Experts say governments need to tighten restrictions on ads. We
[01:35:49] do need to separate these sports watching experience from
[01:35:52] the gambling advertising experience. Researchers say
[01:35:56] they hope that any provinces or territories wanting to open up
[01:35:59] the online gambling market put protections in place to Shawna
[01:36:03] Reed. CBC News
[01:36:04] Toronto
[01:36:07] attention here.
[01:36:13] Walk off the sea bus at Lonsdale Quay and you'll see a
[01:36:16] sign. Need a family doctor? Come to the North Shore.
[01:36:20] Oftentimes I ask people do you have a family doctor?
[01:36:23] And when I hear somebody says no and I tell them do you want
[01:36:27] a family doctor? And they're shocked. They're
[01:36:30] like really? Are you serious? The region now has capacity for
[01:36:35] 20, 000 new patients and 90% of
[01:36:37] residents already have a primary care practitioner. So
[01:36:40] how did they do it at a time when around
[01:36:43] 6 000, 000 Canadians don't have a
[01:36:45] family doctor? I do think it's been a
[01:36:48] combination of both the provincial policies and the
[01:36:51] local work that's happening. And there's, you know,
[01:36:54] teams of people behind this making it happen. Since 2023,
[01:36:57] the province has introduced a new payment model and
[01:37:01] streamlined the process for international doctors to come
[01:37:04] work in BC. The North Shore has invested heavily in recruiting
[01:37:08] doctors, even hiring a dedicated staffer
[01:37:11] to help them navigate immigration and licensing.
[01:37:14] That has paid off. Data shows 25% of those recruited in the
[01:37:18] past three years are from Iran, 25% are from the UK,
[01:37:21] 10% from the US. If you had asked me 10 or even 5 years ago,
[01:37:26] if you'd asked me during COVID, like we just thought we were in
[01:37:30] such dire straits. I never thought we'd have these kind of
[01:37:34] results. Like we're absolutely, we're thrilled with it. Across
[01:37:38] the province, challenges remain. The Ministry
[01:37:41] of Health says 323, 000 people have registered to
[01:37:45] when the primary care provider and are still waiting,
[01:37:48] but it claims that number is dropping daily and that BC now
[01:37:52] has the highest number of doctors per capita in Canada.
[01:37:55] At care affinity clinics, the message to patients is
[01:37:59] clear. If they happy to make that commute,
[01:38:01] we'll take them on. There's no problem. Come on on. Michelle
[01:38:05] Gsub, CBC News, North Vancouver.
[01:38:10] It's been almost five years since the deaths of Jagdish and
[01:38:14] Vaishali Patel and their two kids. The family froze trying
[01:38:18] to walk across the US border from Manitoba in January 2022
[01:38:22] after they got separated from a larger group of migrants in a
[01:38:27] snowstorm. Now we're learning more about the RCMP's
[01:38:30] investigation. Police say they identified a driver who brought
[01:38:35] the Patels and other crossers to Winnipeg. That unnamed
[01:38:39] person was arrested in February,
[01:38:41] but police didn't know yet if they'd be a witness or be
[01:38:45] prosecuted in either Canada or the US. That's one of the
[01:38:48] biggest updates from search warrant documents CBC recently
[01:38:52] got access to. A Manitoba judge ruled last week only heavily
[01:38:56] redacted versions of those documents could be released,
[01:39:00] but those still give a closer look at the investigation,
[01:39:04] including a man police say was their primary person of
[01:39:08] interest. Fennel Bedell was arrested last year after an
[01:39:11] extra Commission request from the US. Before that, Patel,
[01:39:15] who isn't related to the Patel family,
[01:39:18] was living in Ontario. The documents say the migrants
[01:39:21] arrived in Canada using fraudulent documents and allege
[01:39:25] Fennel Patel organized the smuggling. They say a hotel
[01:39:29] manager remembered Patel booking rooms for people he
[01:39:32] said were students as far back as 2018. The documents also
[01:39:36] give reasons why RCMP say their investigation is taking so long,
[01:39:40] in part because it's been plagued by lack of staff,
[01:39:44] especially after more RCMP were sent to the US border last year
[01:39:48] following pressure from President Donald Trump.
[01:39:51] Caitlin Garlock, CBC News, Winnipeg.
[01:40:00] This is cell phone footage shot by an alleged Bishnoi gang foot
[01:40:02] soldier filming a burning building and then turning the
[01:40:05] camera on himself. Saheed Judd Singh is an Indian national who
[01:40:08] officials believe is part of a criminal network that's been
[01:40:11] targeting communities across the country with violent
[01:40:14] extortions.
[01:40:16] He was living in Alberta on a study permit and arrested last
[01:40:20] year on firearms charges. He's since been deported. CBC News
[01:40:24] has obtained hundreds of pages of documents and half a dozen
[01:40:28] videos related to an investigation of SYNC. They
[01:40:31] offer a glimpse into the lifestyles of the young men
[01:40:34] believed to have been recruited by the Bishnoi gang. Footage
[01:40:38] from Singh cell phone appears to show him flaunting handguns
[01:40:41] in another video. What appears to be a semi automatic rifle
[01:40:45] inside a moving vehicle.
[01:40:47] More footage that shows crates filled with bullets in the
[01:40:50] trunk of a car. A brazen social media post showing a parking
[01:40:54] lot hangout with the caption we don't flex but people know what
[01:40:58] we can do to them. Please. Started looking into Sadjad
[01:41:01] Singh during another investigation. You're
[01:41:04] investigating Arshdeep Singh and alleged Bishnoi gangster.
[01:41:08] Police found text exchanges between the two men about guns.
[01:41:11] Investigators found sings Instagram saw these posts and
[01:41:15] tracked down his car and where he was living.
[01:41:18] Inside, they found a pump action
[01:41:20] shotgun inside his bedroom closet. Singh has denied that
[01:41:23] he's a member of the Bishnoi gang,
[01:41:25] but did concede that he's committed offences that were
[01:41:28] part of the organization's criminal activity. He's now one
[01:41:32] of more than 100 people who have been deported as agencies
[01:41:35] across the country try to get a handle on this National Crime
[01:41:39] wave. John Hernandez, CBC News, Vancouver.
[01:43:50] I'm joined now by Canada's ambassador designate to the European Union, Jonathan Wilkinson. Jonathan
[01:43:53] Wilkinson, it's good to see you, Sir. Thank you for your time.
[01:43:57] Not at all. Good to see you, David. How far is Canada
[01:44:00] prepared to go in this new arrangement with Europe? We,
[01:44:03] we understand the strategic reasons and the areas you're
[01:44:06] looking at, but just how deep could this
[01:44:08] integration be, Sir? Well, I think on both sides we've
[01:44:11] expressed a lot of ambition in terms of deepening the
[01:44:13] relationship. President Vanderlyn spoke to the European
[01:44:16] Parliament yesterday with Prime Minister Carney in attendance.
[01:44:20] And I would say that was quite historic because never has
[01:44:23] there been a head of state that is not an EU member there for
[01:44:26] her State of the Union address.
[01:44:28] And then Prime Minister Carney spoke to the Parliament this
[01:44:31] morning and, and essentially both said that
[01:44:34] they have great ambition to make this as close as we
[01:44:37] possibly can. Obviously, short of becoming a member of
[01:44:40] the European Union, there are a number of areas
[01:44:43] that we're looking to deepen ties. That includes some things
[01:44:46] relating to labour mobility, but sectors around energy and
[01:44:49] critical minerals, into artificial intelligence
[01:44:52] and supercomputing, defence and defence procurement
[01:44:55] and a number of others That we think there are significant
[01:44:59] initiatives that could be undertaken to bring us closer
[01:45:02] together to create prosperity and to enhance our collective
[01:45:06] security and our in our collective sovereignty. But the
[01:45:10] Prime Minister said today that this will all be debated in
[01:45:13] Parliament and likely voted on in Parliament. Is that because
[01:45:17] what is being considered would have the requirement of
[01:45:21] parliamentary approval or is that sort of to satisfy the
[01:45:24] participation and political desires here in Canada?
[01:45:29] The the specific initiatives that being negotiated will be
[01:45:32] announced at the summit in Canada at the end of October.
[01:45:36] But what I would say and so, so it's difficult at this stage,
[01:45:39] but it, it is something of significance
[01:45:42] that the Prime Minister recognizes is of significance.
[01:45:45] And so I think that was the basis on which he made those
[01:45:49] comments. OK. But we already have an arrangement on trade
[01:45:52] with Europe through the sea agreement and there's still 10
[01:45:56] European nations that haven't ratified that,
[01:45:59] even though it's
[01:46:00] it is provisionally in effect and we get about 98% of the
[01:46:03] benefits. So does this add to CEDA build on cedar or is the
[01:46:06] ratification of CETA something that Canada is kind of moving
[01:46:10] past and not insisting on at this point? Well,
[01:46:12] you're right. That's that's it is provisionally enforced,
[01:46:16] which means basically all of its provisions have been in
[01:46:19] force for 10 years. And it's been enormously successful.
[01:46:22] We've seen, you know, big increases in trade on,
[01:46:25] you know, both sides of undersea. So it,
[01:46:27] it's been very successful, but over the last year
[01:46:30] they actually have started to deepen those ties. And you know,
[01:46:34] Canada joined a number of programs in Europe and is
[01:46:37] treated as though it was a European country. One of the
[01:46:40] men defence procurement, the other in research related
[01:46:43] activities. And so we're looking at doing more of that,
[01:46:46] about actually doing things together,
[01:46:48] creating economic opportunities together,
[01:46:51] opportunities for youth. I think the Prime Minister talked
[01:46:54] a little bit about the, the desire to, to join a program called Erasmus,
[01:46:58] which is about young people being able to,
[01:47:01] to travel and study in, in, you know,
[01:47:03] in a borderless manner. So there's a whole bunch of things
[01:47:07] that we can do to actually go well beyond a simple trade
[01:47:10] agreement, which provides A framework.
[01:47:12] This is being far more strategic about how we actually
[01:47:15] deepen those ties. But but I wonder Ambassador designate you
[01:47:19] you've heard the criticism, I'm sure from the Conservatives
[01:47:22] and others who are worried about Canadian money being sent
[01:47:26] to Brussels to go to what they call Eurocrats to having maybe
[01:47:29] some rules and regulations and standards.
[01:47:32] You're in Canada determined by the European Union from away. I
[01:47:35] mean, would Canada sign a deal that
[01:47:37] would would come with anything like that?
[01:47:40] Because where we can't be full members in the EU,
[01:47:43] you can't have representation and direct say it is there. Is
[01:47:46] there any willingness to hand over money and and some control
[01:47:50] to the European Union on standards? Well, I mean,
[01:47:52] first of all, let me say this is not across
[01:47:55] the board and it's not alienating sovereignty. And
[01:47:58] anybody who says that probably should wait to hear what it
[01:48:01] really looks like in October.
[01:48:04] But I would say that that that doing some programs with the
[01:48:07] European Union
[01:48:09] that may involve some financial participation by Canada
[01:48:12] actually enables Canadian companies to participate. And
[01:48:15] so in the SAFE program, where we are contributing some
[01:48:18] funds to the overall program, Canadian companies have
[01:48:20] benefited that because they have access to procurement
[01:48:23] contracts, including, you know, Marconi in Montreal,
[01:48:26] which actually won a contract relatively recently.
[01:48:30] The same thing is true with Horizon where Canada has
[01:48:33] participated in some of the research related things. And
[01:48:35] many of the universities across Canada have benefited by being
[01:48:38] able to participate. So you, you have to be thoughtful about
[01:48:41] where is Canada going to derive the greatest benefit. But
[01:48:44] certainly to say that, you know, you shouldn't participate in
[01:48:47] things that the European Union is doing really does not
[01:48:50] acknowledge the fact that we can be enormous beneficiaries
[01:48:53] in, in a direct way, but we can also benefit from
[01:48:55] scale. I mean, at the end of the day, we're,
[01:48:57] we're a market of 40 million people. They are a market
[01:49:00] of, you know, 3 / 300 million people and
[01:49:02] Canadian companies if they're going to be successful in the
[01:49:05] world need the opportunity to scale. That means they need
[01:49:08] access to markets. So I do think that there are enormous
[01:49:11] opportunities here for Canada and for Canadians. But you know,
[01:49:14] I think folks that that are that are, you know,
[01:49:16] sounding some concerns should wait a little bit until they
[01:49:19] see what we are actually are thinking about doing when we
[01:49:22] announced that at the the summit in October. OK. But when
[01:49:25] you talk about SAFE, is that the sort of model you
[01:49:28] would be talking about for the various sectors
[01:49:30] that are on the table here of buying into specific programs
[01:49:34] to guarantee Canadian participation rather than sort
[01:49:37] of sending an annuity to the EU as a bureaucracy itself?
[01:49:40] Well, it could be that, but I mean, not,
[01:49:42] not all of this is about specific programs. Like,
[01:49:45] you know, President von der Leyen
[01:49:47] announced a corporation that they are actually creating
[01:49:50] relating to critical minerals and stockpiling. Well,
[01:49:52] we are doing that in Canada. We are working with them right now
[01:49:56] with the European Investment Bank to enable them to be able
[01:49:59] to make investments in Canadian mines and processing. So
[01:50:02] there's a whole range of things that we can do to help
[01:50:04] ourselves and to help each other. They have a need for
[01:50:07] critical minerals. We have a need for capital to actually
[01:50:10] develop the critical minerals
[01:50:12] so that we can actually sell or process and build the batteries,
[01:50:16] magnets and sell those. So there are there are huge
[01:50:19] opportunities that are going to be beneficial. And honestly,
[01:50:23] it starts with the fundamental basis that we share values with
[01:50:26] the Europeans, that we are all committed to
[01:50:29] multilateralism, to the defence of democracy,
[01:50:32] to the defence of human rights. And this is a place where
[01:50:36] Canada should be actually spending time and working to
[01:50:39] actually develop a closer relationship. So do you see
[01:50:42] in Cedar ratification as part of this process or is Canada
[01:50:45] kind of content to have that sit provisionally in place
[01:50:48] rather than force the issue and maybe risk of political
[01:50:51] backlash? Where are things on on the
[01:50:53] overall trade agreement that's already been negotiated as you
[01:50:56] go down this path now?
[01:50:59] Yeah, I mean, look, we we would like to see the
[01:51:02] ratification process completed, although as I say,
[01:51:05] with it provisionally implemented,
[01:51:07] it actually is giving the benefits that the agreement has
[01:51:10] to pull offered. And there are a number of countries that are
[01:51:13] moving down that path. We expect to see a number of those
[01:51:17] countries that haven't ratified to move towards that over the
[01:51:20] course of the coming year. But but as I say, I mean,
[01:51:23] that's something we will continue to push on. But
[01:51:26] fundamentally, we're getting the benefits that
[01:51:28] we actually aspire to get.
[01:51:30] Then we negotiated the agreement already. So the the
[01:51:32] US president weighed in on this yesterday,
[01:51:35] Jonathan Wilkinson saying if this is something that's being
[01:51:38] done with bad intention, you know, he may invoke heavy tariffs on Europe,
[01:51:41] maybe stop trade with Europe. It certainly caught their
[01:51:44] attention and certainly some of the language in the prime
[01:51:47] minister's speech that's caught American headlines. Any
[01:51:50] concerns that that this could be yet another flashpoint in
[01:51:53] the relationship with the United States?
[01:51:56] Well, I would certainly hope not. You
[01:51:58] know, at the end of the day, this aunt Auntie American is
[01:52:02] not an anti Chinese. It's it's about Canada actually building
[01:52:06] a future that's going to be a more resilient one,
[01:52:08] working with partners with whom we share common values and
[01:52:12] common desires and aspirations. So it's not intended to be a
[01:52:16] negative thing. It's intended to be a positive thing at the
[01:52:19] end of the to be a sovereign country and sovereign countries
[01:52:23] get to decide on Canada, that one of those parties is
[01:52:26] the European Union.
[01:52:27] All right, Jonathan Wilkinson, we're having some signal issues
[01:52:30] and I know you're traveling from Strasbourg back home. We
[01:52:33] appreciate you finding time on the European highway there to
[01:52:36] speak with us. That's a Canadian ambassador designate
[01:52:39] to the EU. Jonathan Wilkinson, Thank you, Sir. Thank you.
[01:56:57] You've probably seen the headlines. A super El Nino is
[01:56:59] brewing in the Pacific. I've been tracking El Nino for years.
[01:57:02] But these numbers, they're off the charts. So what
[01:57:06] is it that I've never seen before?
[01:57:08] I've never seen an El Nino this strong hit on top of an ocean
[01:57:12] that is hotter than we've ever seen it and that has experts
[01:57:15] around the world worried that the usual El Nino floods and
[01:57:19] storms will be worse than we can imagine. So how does this
[01:57:22] all work? At its most basic, El Nino is a huge shift
[01:57:26] of warm ocean water. So normally,
[01:57:28] strong trade winds blowing near the equator shove the warm
[01:57:32] surface water east to West toward Asia and Australia. All
[01:57:36] that warm water gets piled up, pushing heat deep into the sea
[01:57:40] while opening the door for cooler water to come to the
[01:57:44] surface off the coast of South America. This is our normal
[01:57:48] ocean state. But during an El Nino,
[01:57:50] those trade winds collapse, often triggered by a
[01:57:54] disturbance like a cyclone that sets off a domino effect.
[01:57:58] And with no wind holding it back,
[01:58:00] that giant pool of warm water sloshes right back across the
[01:58:04] Pacific, spreading out like a hot
[01:58:06] blanket. So why does this slosh in the Pacific matter to the
[01:58:10] rest of the world? Because the Pacific covers half
[01:58:14] the planet. That much warm water sitting on the surface
[01:58:17] releases a colossal amount of heat straight up into the
[01:58:21] atmosphere. That injection of heat fuels thunderstorm
[01:58:25] clusters and rising columns of air acting like giant
[01:58:28] roadblocks,
[01:58:30] the highways that direct the flow of weather systems around
[01:58:33] the world, AKA the jet stream. It dumps
[01:58:35] torrential rains and flooding onto places that don't normally
[01:58:40] see it, while trapping other regions in
[01:58:42] devastating droughts. And for country sitting on the
[01:58:46] receiving end of that warm water slosh, like Peru,
[01:58:49] the impacts are immediate. So the coastal communities are
[01:58:53] preparing for flooding and even landslides,
[01:58:56] especially in communities and areas that don't have the
[01:59:00] correct
[01:59:01] restructuring place. The northern part of the Andes are
[01:59:04] also expecting really heavy rains and how to contain that,
[01:59:07] while southern parts typically face really intense droughts
[01:59:11] and they need to be adapted so these don't disrupt the food
[01:59:15] systems. As for climate change, right now we're stacking one of
[01:59:19] the hottest El Ninos ever recorded on top of more heat.
[01:59:23] El Nino itself doesn't create new heat,
[01:59:25] it redistributes energy already stored in the ocean. Climate
[01:59:29] change, on the other hand,
[01:59:31] is adding more trapped heat back into this equation every
[01:59:35] day. El Nino just kind of moves the heat around,
[01:59:37] and that's bad because people are adapted to the amount of
[01:59:41] rainfall they get, the temperatures they get,
[01:59:43] and when they move it around, then all of a sudden, hey,
[01:59:46] I'm not getting the rainfall I was expecting to get. And that
[01:59:50] creates big problems for people. So does all of this mean that
[01:59:54] the Super El Nino is a window into a warming world where we
[01:59:57] could see these impacts every day?
[01:59:59] It's not a permanent shift yet. The extreme
[02:00:02] nature of this El Nino means the ocean will likely seesaw
[02:00:05] back into a colder landino over the next two years. But what's
[02:00:09] happening now is the clearest preview we've ever had of what
[02:00:13] happens when a supercharged natural cycle collides with an
[02:00:16] ever warming baseline. SARA WILL BE
[02:00:26] [♪♪] >> Adrienne: TONIGHT MARK CARNEY LAYS OUT HIS VISION TO
[02:00:29] BRING CANADA AND EUROPE MUCH
[02:00:33] CLOSER. >> Prime Minister Mark Carney:
[02:00:34] WE ARE NOT FAIRWEATHER ALLIES.
[02:00:38] WE DO NOT PURSUE ZERO-SUM DEALS.
[02:00:41] >> Adrienne: THE PLAN FOR DEEPER TIES, APPARENT DIGS AT
[02:00:44] DONALD TRUMP, AND THE MOMENT A
[02:00:46] HECKLER ENTERS THE CHANT.
[02:00:50] [chants] [laughter]. >> Adrienne: WHAT IT COULD ALL
[02:00:53] MEAN FOR TRADE AND THOSE