out of canada. in 1995, the result was 50.4% for staying in canada and 49.6% for leaving canada. that is a very narrow margin. in an inquiry after the election, it appeared that the federal government may have spent more in that campaign then it should have done, according to campaign-finance rules. so a very narrow results, and some suggestion that the federal government side, which won might have done something illegal. nevertheless, canadians have accepted that result and moved on, although there was an inquiry into the illegal spending. there has not been an outcry, and uproar, or to a demand for another referendum election since 1995 area i think that reflex canadians -- since 1995. i think that reflex canadians' confidence in the election. host: bill in virginia beach. caller: i am going to have to change my question because the previous one stole my thunder and you extensively answered it. united states appears to be very strongly divided politically amongst not only the congress, but the peo

. >> tonight election night in canada with analysis of the results from canada's c.b.c. network. live at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span. you can also watch online at c-span .org. or listen on the free c-span radio app. # continues. host: joining us this morning is christopher sands, the canada institute director for the wilson center, here to talk about the elections in canada today. first of all, explain, what is the snap election, and why is it happening? guest: thanks very much, and good morning. a snap election occurs when the prime minister decides to have an election and goes quickly to a vote. canada switched to fixed election dates back in the early 2000s under the harper government, so you normally you expect an election every four years. two ways you can have an election sooner. one we have just seen, where the prime minister thinks he has a chance to win, so he calls an election. or his government falls and he's forced into an election. this is the former, a bit of a surprise, although the prime minister had been talking about it all summer, so it may be the worst kept secre

back to canada.y have left chinese essbase and are on the way home. we're in the final days of campaigning for sunday's german election. europe's largest economy is gearing up to choose angela merkel�*s successor we have a special report on the ground in texas — as president biden takes responsibility for the treatment of haitian migrants at the southern border. emergency services order more people to leave their homes as volcanic eruptions continue on the spanish island of la palma. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe a in america and around the globe legal and diploma involving a legal and diplomatic battle involving china, the us and canada appears to have been resolved. ., canada appears to have been resolved-— resolved. two canadians who were detained _ resolved. two canadians who were detained in _ resolved. two canadians who were detained in china - resolved. two canadians who were detained in china on - were detained in china on espionage charges in three years —— fo

— are on are honestly to canada — are on a plane to canada.ndidate although polls suggest he is trailing the social democrats. presidentjoe biden has met the leaders of india, australia and japan at the white house at the first in summit of the so—called quad group which is seen as part of america's efforts to counter china.

thank you, canada.get to work. >> that was aaron o'toole giving his speech after losing the election. a strong support from his own platform. he went after justin trudeau and said some of this was a selfish position and that justin trudeau suggested they would be another election in 18 months. trudeau making that bid in hopes of getting a stronger -- [inaudible] hannah, how are people behind the scenes? >> the past three days it was a more muted campaign. he got 121 seats. clearly he wants more time to be able to come back and find another election campaign. that is what i took from the speech. i am hearing that by keeping him at a minority, it is still a win for him. people will still have the knives out, there are the gun owners and those who are antiabortion. they will be pulling at him and potentially trying to take him down but from that speech, what i hear is that he wants to stay on as leader and he would be ready is called in 18 months. >> thank you very much. i think that speaks to a lot of peo

that said, thousands of people who helped canada during canada's mission in afghanistan have been leftehind in their hour of need and it is unknown if we will ever get them all out. to each of you, what would you have done differently? mr. o'toole: canada should never leave behind people that are at risk because they helped us. when afghanistan was falling, there were 1200 canadians and hundreds more translators and others waiting for help from canada. what did mr. trudeau do? you called an election. you put your own political interest ahead of the well-being of thousands of people. leadership is about putting others first. not yourself. you should not have called the election. you should have gotten the job done in afghanistan. >> hold on. this is not open debate. this is a situation where we are asking a question to each of you. no problem, mr. trudeau. i am trying to keep track, myself. mr. o'toole: he called an election in the fourth wave of a pandemic with fires in british columbia and unfinished business in afghanistan. >> i'm going to give the opportunity next to mr. singh. you

i think between canada and — two countries. i think between canada and china, _ two countries. between canada and china, it's - two countries. i think between canada and china, it's not - two countries. i think between | canada and china, it's not been removed. and she cannot return to canada but there is a high—risk environment, notjust for canadian nationals but western business executives who are working or travelling to china. they are at risk for being taken captive, being detained on pretence for something else the chinese one. that's just the way things work in china. if the chinese communist party want it to work their way, songs of understands with the risk environment is a for doing business in china, people can make appropriate judgment. people can make appropriate 'udument. , people can make appropriate judgment-— judgment. use the phrase earlier, delayed _ judgment. use the phrase i earlier, delayed prosecution. is there still a sword of damocles over meng wanzhou's damocles over meng wa nzhou's said, damocles over meng wanzhou's said, there is if. she damocles ove

nephews of the house arrest in canada-— in canada. soon as her freedom was assured, - in canada. as soon as her. freedom was assured, they released the two canadians they held after her arrest and they have arrived back in calgary. people continue to try to seek better living conditions for their families. better living conditions for theirfamilies. despite the their families. despite the deportation theirfamilies. despite the deportation of around 2000 haitians from the us—mexico border. he also expressed shock over border guards on horseback chasing down asian migrants. over recent days, the images of the way many of my compatriots have been handled at the border between mexico and the united states have shocked many people. we do not wish to challenge the rate of a sovereign state to control the entry of foreigners into its territory or to send back to their country of origin those who enter a country illegally. however, we believe that many countries which are prosperous today have been built through successive waves of migrants a

and that's the rise of hate crimes and canada. he kind of got up to magically over the past several years in this country and very reported out of the ones that are reported only one percent of them are actually investigated by police . there are 3 issues that are top of mind for me, this election number one b environments. absolutely. number 2, covered 19 and seen ourselves out of this pandemic. and number 3, human rights issues which are very important to me as an l g b t. hugh person joining us to discuss what a stake in the upcoming election is melissa region in winnipeg, manitoba. she's the host and producer of a p and national news which focuses on indigenous peoples and thought to miss aid from mississauga ontario. the climate reporter and host of the back bench, a podcast about canadian politics in georgia. affleck, a political columnist from vancouver, british columbia. george. so far as i can tell, canada just had an election in 2019 right. what. what did i do in having another one actually hold on a 2nd, because here's

i still are no tools. leader of canada. the conservative party, freshly minted, got elected during, as leader of the conservative during the pandemic in a virtual leadership race. and this is the 1st time canadian been introduced to him and he sort of the in to just introduce yang as other word because he's trying to say that he's got the better plan to help canada get out of the pandemic and, and recover and tackle things like climate change and, and this is the big deal for the canadian conservative party. they haven't exactly type of climate change until this moment. so we're, we're seeing a climate claim for them for the 1st time they, they have ideas for health care and economic reconciliation. so it's a very chaotic election so far and we're almost the end of it with 4 days to go. and i think what started as a moment of political opportunism has suddenly been just completely destroyed by something that we didn't foresee, like honest on which we took up a lot of airtime and the beginning of the election. and other thin

there is a large community celebrated chinese community in canada. so on one hand, there are those ties on many levels. however, there are some concerns the by, by the warned against, while way of building out our 5 g network here in canada. and there is that cost associated with what we've just witnessed. over the last, almost 3 years, the court cost canadians have been very concerned with costs. you may have heard over the weekend. that election, that reelected prime minister just in should open eating, still very upset over the $600000000.00 spent on that nap election. only to land pretty much where the government was on august 15th, when a prime minister trudeau called the election. however, this is just an opportunity to turn that page and indeed a winning for joe biden. us president joe biden. and prime minister, you know, looking like the come together on the, to bring hostages home. and that really, truly is the narrative today moving forward. we will certainly hear other had the news and frustration coming out of canada games are concerned a

first nations people in canada only got the right to vote in 1960. since then, there has been very low voter turnout on reserve, on election day. but in 2015 i started 1st nations rocco, where i helped many 1st nations people get registered to vote. and where i work with volunteers to get out the vote on election date. and that will prove to be a historic success, where voter turnout on reserve rose up to $61.00 and a half percent. and into 2019 federal election. i went part of them and work for the n d p. and that voter turnout was 51.8 percent. so here in 2021 i am once again working for the n d p to engage the indigenous folder in this election. ok, so look, i want to go to my computer coming out of this just i catch the audience up to the major parties that are running it, that the 2 waiting parties clearly are the liberal party, the conservative party. but then the in the pay, the new democrat party, well, they have enough to be influential. they're, they're way ahead of the next party, which is a block cubic law, which probably won't be conside

actually get north on the railroad to freedom in canada. canada is a perfect place in terms of race and certainly in terms of our history with indigenous people, the 1st nations, but we never were a society built on slavery. and that is, in some sense the inherent contradiction to the american experience, the country, the birth freedom and democracy through the lens of the enlightenment. at the same time was living with that seed and wound which was that their entire economy was built on the atrocity of slavery, torture with greece of the end of the american economy. wade. you talk about robert lee and slavery in a, in another wonderful essay that i'll tell our readers about called this is america . a promissory note, not yet paid. you talk about robert e lee, but we now just saw in charlottesville, just very recently, the great statue of robert lee taken down. also in richmond, virginia, the statue that dominated the, you know, the main boulevard. taken down and chopped up and shipped off so they can figure out what to do about it in your peace. you quote james baldwin, who is, who

just internet will be the prime minister of canada, once again. certainly a roller coaster since august, the 15th, when the staff election was called lots of criticism over doing so in a global pandemic cove, in 1904th wave hitting canada and even escalating in some parts of canada over the course of these $36.00 days. however, through all the lessons learned and all of the projections made and the speculation done prior to voting day, certainly today is a win for the prime minister in terms of getting and regaining that minority government that he had when he asked for this election on august the 15th still remains to be seen though, whether or not this can build to a majority looking at the patchwork quilt, but are the writings across canada. it is a story that continues so unfold here. and the expectation is that within the next 90 or 90 minutes or so, just introduce will be on the podium behind me to make his speech to canada about regaining the prime minister's office. jodi vance. in monterey, i'll thank you. we will, of course, bring you tha

i think between canada and china has now been removed.not return to canada but there is a high—risk environment, notjust for canadian nationals but western business executives who are working or travelling to china. they are at risk for being taken captive, being detained on pretence for something else the chinese one. the chinese want. that's just the way things work in china. if the chinese communist party want it to work that way, and as long as they understand with the risk environment is a for doing business in china, people can make appropriate judgment. you used the phrase earlier, delayed prosecution. is there still a sword of damocles over meng wanzhou's head? she is prohibited from making any statements that contradict the statements that she said under oath are true. so, if she were to held a press conference and say i had nothing to do with this powerpoint they're talking about and try to hide our relationship with this other company doing business in iran, if she contradicts the factual statements that she has made, then the

the former president causing a bit of a stir in canada.e wrote, wishing my friend justin trudeau the best in canada's upcoming election. justin has been an effective leader and strong voice for democratic values and i am proud of the work that we did together. they did work closely together. i can understand why president obama would send a tweet, on one hand. on the other hand, i get why people are angry. it looks like a world leader from the bigger country down south is trying to interfere -- i guess that is a pejorative term -- but for lack of a better one, and the country's election. come on, i don't know. doesn't really matter that much? amanda: [laughter] you are right. we did hear from hillary clinton today, tweeting similarly. the inference is always that the liberal party of canada and the democratic party of the united states are aligned. the truth of the matter is, the conservative party up here is almost as close to center, probably both under the democratic umbrella if you look .5 point at what they do. in other words, everyth

s. canada. so jody vance joined us now from vancouver. what does this prosecution agreement between us, attorney general and long one joe mean for canada? well, the candidate a very awkward position, obviously having been sort of the middle country, if you will, between the stand off between the u. s. government and manuel, joe and well, way it has caused great friction between that canada and china. certainly it's a monumental day for mcguire show. having left her matching here in vancouver, her ankle bracelet monitoring bracelet in place. she did the c courthouse to have that virtual hearing with the us courts in brooklyn. and now the us federal court has endorsed this deal is deferred prosecution agreement. that is in place. and ms mung now has the hearing it's. it's sort of the last check of the boss if you will, for canada, with this agreement between my show andy, united states government, it really puts canada in a position of just having to clean up what was ongoing for the last 3 years here. the 3 years of the id partition deport

it with canada's ambassador to china. . ., , with canada's ambassador to china. , ., , with canada'sdor to china. , ., china. it comes hours after the us reached _ china. it comes hours after the us reached a _ china. it comes hours after the us reached a deal— china. it comes hours after the us reached a deal to _ china. it comes hours after the us reached a deal to release . us reached a deal to release the huawei executive. she is now on a flight returning to china after being freed by a canadianjudge. she was canadian judge. she was detained canadianjudge. she was detained in canada on a us warrant for extradition on charges of financial impropriety and maintained her innocence. over the past three years, my life has been turned upside down. it was a disruptive time for me as a mother, a wife and a company executive. but i believe every cloud has a silver lining. it really was an invaluable experience in my life. i will never forget all the gracious i received people around the world. i'll be seeing those, the greater the difficulty, the greater the growth. once again, thank you

capital they ask canada and all that capital they asked canada suspend in fulfilling this request hasto a little more than this prosecution agreement, which lets her off the hook entirely. so, remember, this started under president trump and has come to an of —— a resolution under president biden. whether there's any political action behind the scenes, that's unknown. but there will be assents on the part of some canadians to say, what it was that all for? i'm sure there will be questions put about that in canada and the us in the time to come.— the time to come. laura lynch, thank ou so the time to come. laura lynch, thank you so much — the time to come. laura lynch, thank you so much for— the time to come. laura lynch, thank you so much for updating _ the time to come. laura lynch, thank you so much for updating us - the time to come. laura lynch, thank you so much for updating us on - the time to come. laura lynch, thank you so much for updating us on this l you so much for updating us on this very recent development. this sunday will mark the end of a political era in germany, whe

out of canada.95, the result was 50.4% for staying in canada and 49.6% for leaving canada. that is a very narrow margin. in an inquiry after the election, it appeared that the federal government may have spent more in that campaign then it should have done, according to campaign-finance rules. so a very narrow results, and some suggestion that the federal government side, which won might have done something illegal. nevertheless, canadians have accepted that result and moved on, although there was an inquiry into the illegal spending. there has not been an outcry, and uproar, or to a demand for another referendum election since 1995 area i think that reflex canadians -- since 1995. i think that reflex canadians' confidence in the election. host: bill in virginia beach. caller: i am going to have to change my question because the previous one stole my thunder and you extensively answered it. united states appears to be very strongly divided politically amongst not only the congress, but the people. c

allowing her to return to china from canada.al campaigning for sunday's german election, europe's largest economy chooses a successor to angela merkel. the chancellor herself urges voters to choose her conservative alliance to keep germany stable. chi's central bank tightens a ban on central -- cryptocurrency trading. i look at the move around the world. the nine-year-old boy who survived a high unit attack in zimbabwe is now getting his life back with help from fellow attack survivors. ♪ hello and welcome. if you're watching on pbs in the u.s. or around the world, stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. the u.s. justice department says it has reached agreements with 12 executive to end the bank fraud case against her. it will avoid a trial that should allow her to leave canada and return to china by the end of the year. she has been attending a hearing in a new york court from canada where she has been forced to remain for nearly three years after the u.s. applied for her extradition. she h

well, let me move this over to canada. i'm just in judo who's giving his victory in montreal after his liberals. audi came out on top of the parliamentary election, a snap on an entry election, which crudo called in august hoping that he, his ruling party, would be able to gain a majority. but according to the early projections of this election of its own anyway, the liberals have a minority government. trudy remains as a prime minister. he call this nap connections following a successful vaccination campaign against covey. 19, he said he needed a new mandate to ensure that voltage approved his government plan to recover from the pandemic. let's listen back through this crisis and beyond. the moment we face demands real important change and you have given this parliament and this government clear direction was effect or what was it done? the open my remote, the clamp, no finesse. i've exit funding the in button football the pandemic. the key issue really in this bottom entry election in canada as not election called by, ja

the incident has strain china's relations with the us and canada. when joe is now on her way back to china and she spoke outside the court before her departure. what a past 3 years. my life has been turned upside down. it was the reparative time for me. as a mother, i wife and company exactly. but i believe every county has that were lining it really was an invaluable experience in my life. so let's bring in jody vance. in vancouver. jody said, news that among when joe has left canada now michael space and michael coverage, a both heading home, what's been the reaction then canada, jody. well, you know, what, in a word is very initially obviously, canadians were joyful. this has been a very long road, a worrisome road. over a 1000 days. you mentioned that to michaels have been helicopter in china, and it's interesting the chinese officials had insisted that but these 2 michael, being arrested in beijing over a 1000 days ago had nothing to do with my show and her extradition case. in fact, that smacks frustrating. let's say for canadian, the flooring

about 95% is describing how he would conduct the invasion from canada.es of it and the other thing we could do is sail around and reinforced in new york. clearly i was meant as a throw away and even said after he said that in his memo, who wouldn't get the good payoff, the strategic impact of five coming down from canada. he basically says do this but don't even think about so he considered it and rejected it in my mind. jermaine and the king probably never even thought about because they love this idea but heading south on lake champlain. that wasn't even part of the discussion. oddly enough, after it was set and done, one of his criticisms was one of many criticisms against jermaine was, i told you we could have sailed around and reinforced in new york city. of course they didn't pick that but burgoyne didn't even put any emphasis on thought at all. it is disingenuous about the after-the-factt.. question,part of your what if they had sailed up the hudson and met at albany? even if they had sailed up but say they had, make their way to albany and how th

a deal to drop charges against huawei executive mung wan—jo allowing her to return to china from canada was a disruptive time for me as a mother, a wife and a company executive. we're in the final days of campaigning for sunday's german election. europe's largest economy is gearing up to choose angela merkel�*s successor. we have a special report on the ground in texas — as president biden takes responsibility for the treatment of haitian migrants at the southern border. the uk government plans a temporary visa scheme to make it easier for foreign lorry drivers to work in britain as fuel supply problems mount. emergency services order more people to leave their homes as volcanic eruptions continue on the spanish island of la palma a senior executive from the chinese telecomms company huawei, mung wan—jo, has departed on a flight returning to china — after being freed by a canadian extradition judge. it comes three years after she was detained in canada — on a us warrant — for extradition on charges of financial impropriety. ms mung's legal team earlier agreed a deal with the us departme

the incident has strained china's relations with the us and canada. at least 100 members of to the largest political party. another have resigned in protest against their leadership. those who have step down and clue, deputies and former members of the constituent assembly. they say the parties leadership is failing to engage any common front against what they call imminent time, radical danger. earlier this week, to the president case, i cemented his one man wants to declare and he would woo by decrease a group representing catholic bishops and canada. has apologized its role in the countries residential school system. the canadian conference of catholic bishops had been under pressure to do so for years. earlier this year, the remains of hundreds of indigenous children were found on the grounds of former schools. you as president joe biden says, he takes responsibility for the harsh treatment of haitian migrants on the border with mexico. he says border patrol agents will pay after they were film using hoarse reins against people trying to cross ove

it is notjust canada, it is a number of other countries that will have to look at the experience of canadaamount of pressure went through, the amount of pressure we had to assert. i should note that canada has received excellent support from its allies in the uk, the united states, in particular, as well as the eu and other member states who have pressed this case but this has been a huge effort. there are a number of lessons here and i think a lot of countries around the world should be taken in this instance with how it regards — how it deals with chinese enterprises.— how it deals with chinese enterrises. ., .., ., ., enterprises. you can find out more on the story _ enterprises. you can find out more on the story on _ enterprises. you can find out more on the story on our— enterprises. you can find out more on the story on our website, - on the story on our website, including this analysis by our analysis. robert bryant asks was that a dealer or a dominant effect? — deal or domino effect? the last day of campaigning for jimmy's election has been taking place. she has told a rally that

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about 95% of it is describing how he would conduct the invasion from canada. like three lines of it talk about -- and the other thing we could do is sail around and reinforce in new york. clearly that was meant as a throwaway not even consider it and he even said after he said that in his memo, he said but we wouldn't get the good payoff, strategic impact of that wouldn't be as great as coming down from canada so he's very clear, he basically said we could do this but don't even think about it so he considered it and rejected it, in my mind. i think jermaine and the king probably never even thought about it because they really loved this idea of coming the lake's north hitting south so i think that wasn't even part of the discussion. oddly enough, afterward, after it was all said and done, one of his criticisms, one of the many criticisms against jermaine was well, i told you we could have sailed around and reinforced him in new york city and you didn't pick the option. well, no, of course he didn't because burgoyne didn't put any emphasis on it at all so burg

a long memo about 95% is describing how he would conduct invasion from canada.e three lines of it talk about we could sail around and reinforce him in new york. clearly it was meant as a throw away and not to even consider it. he even said after he says that he says but we wouldn't get the good payoff -- the strategic impact of that wouldn't be as great as coming down to canada so he's very clear -- he basically said on the can do this -- so he considered and rejected it in my mind. i think jermaine at the king probably never even thought about because they really fluffed this idea of coming up but heading south on lake champlain so i think that wasn't even part of the discussion. oddly enough, after it was all said and done, one of his criticisms, one of the many criticisms against jermaine was well, i told you we could have sailed around and reinforced him and new york city and you didn't pick that option. well, no, of course he didn't pick that because were going didn't place any emphasis on that at all so is being disingenuous about that after the fact. the

it is election day in canada.the next government, we will know potentially by the end of the day or tomorrow but issues of affordability were top of mind for canadian voters like people around the world. with stock markets in a swoon, there are some risks in the world and frank mckenna the former ambassador to the united states is with us. thank you for being with us. i want to start with your outlook on the canadian election and the biggest issues in the world which seem to be the same everywhere step affordability is a big issue in the pandemic is lasting longer than anyone. looks like we lost frank. this is an issue that is top of mind in canada. when the election was called, the expectation was we were on our way out of the pandemic but delta has changed the game for many and affordability is the central story. housing is one piece of it but the transitory prices are important to most consumers. matt: that's important for now but i think the housing picture is a much more important story at 35,000 feet. whethe

—— ontario, canadÁ.dente joe biden pidiÓ a los paÍses aliados de estados unidos a que actÚen en conjunto para aprobar los problemas globales, esto en momentos en el que el mundo estÁ mÁs amenazado que nunca y en nueva york blanca rosa nos cuenta lo que ocurriÓ hoy. reportera: el presidente norteamericano se refiriÓ a los tres principales temas de fondo a nivel mundial, las reglas mezcla de todas entre las imÁgenes mÁs poderosas, el cambio climÁtico y la pandemia. presidente biden: estoy frente a ustedes por primera vez en 20 aÑos en los que estados unidos no estÁ en guerra y prometiÓ duplicar la ayuda econÓmica para combatir el cambio climÁtico. el presidente colombiano se referÍa a la desigualdad para la distribuciÓn de la vacuna. la inmunidad global requiere de la solidaridad para que no exista acaparamiento de unos frente a las necesidades de otros. reportera: por su parte, el presidente brasileÑo hizo noticia antes de ingresar a la onu cuando anoche se le vio comiendo una pizza en la calle, porque se

it's still coming here in canada with regard to the my morning showcase. okay, 2 events that bring us up to date from vancouver. judy, thank you very much indeed. fell a heads here on al jazeera, a tiny european nation, prepared to vote on an abortion ban. back 150 years and still a treasure returned to iraq. this priceless ancient tablet. making his way back home and his sport will tell you why microsoft will start from the back of the grid at the russian grown pre stay with us. a hello there. let's have a look at the weather in the middle east and levant and it's hot and it's dry and it's relatively quiet. we are seeing a few coastal showers affecting the caspian sea, edging down into iran. but temperatures are where we are expecting them to sit for this time of year, re add and do by sitting at $38.00 on saturday. now the wind does pick up blowing down from iran, across q 8 and into guitar and further afield. that's going to create a lot of hazy sunshine, particularly on sunday. we've got quite a bit of cloud building up across oman and yemen. a few sho

different situation in canada. in fact, in canada, as of early august, u.s. citizens and residents fully vaccinated can cross. canadians, however, can't and won't until october 21st when we'll learn if they renew them or not. >> priscilla alvarez, thank you. dr. hotez, i want your reaction to the travel restrictions. the u.s. reported more than 42 million covid cases over the course of the pandemic. canada has had nearly 1.6 million cases. we have 28 times the number of cases canada has. our population is ten times the size of canada's. in addition, the canadians are more vaccinated than the americans are. so do these travel restrictions make any sense to you when it comes to our northern border? >> jake, travel restrictions have never made any sense to me, period. look, when it's -- if you remember at the very beginning of the pandemic, in 2020, we were obsessing about travel restrictions from china and then the virus came in from southern europe. and that's what ignited that horrible first wave in new york city. so that should have been a sign that we just

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because it has caused tensions between the us and canada and china., of course she is the chief financial executive of chinese telecom giant huawei and the case sparked an international role because china sees this case as the direct declaring a war against chinese tech companies and china also detained canadian citizens in a move that is widely considered as retaliation against canada. and that's why this case has been the centre of tensions surrounding china's relations with the us and canada. and this deal with the us should mitigate some of those tensions if you expect this decision could go back a lot of damage that has been done in the past three years. we have received a statement from her legal team. we have received a statement from her legalteam. it we have received a statement from her legal team. it states under the terms of this agreement she terms of this agreement her legal team. it states under the terms of this agreement she will not be prosecuted further in the terms of this agreement she will not be prosecuted further in the united

canada now has a slightly higher tax rate.ot be the single driver of investment decisions but it played a role. it used to be a strong card that canada used to have. ottawa needs to be careful not to get out of line with what happens in washington. there was a lot of symmetry between the ndp and liberal proposals on that front. certainly there is a risk that corporate taxes are going higher. amanda: so good to have you with us. doug porter, bmo capital markets. we are watching an energy crisis brewing in europe. in the u.k., the price of natural gas could cause many small players to go to bankruptcy. matt: the u.k. grid operator delayed the start of a key power cable from france by a month, potentially deepening the nation's energy crisis. for more, let's bring in will mathis, who has been covering the run-up of gas prices and the real hindrance to getting more of it there. what is going on? will: like you say, there is this epic gas crunch that is sending up gas prices and power prices, which are largely reliant on gas. there

that is a great debate going on in canada, across canada right now. and actually it's not just just in judo who's in the position of should he win what he had, even a lesser minority government. does that put his leadership in jeopardy? that is also speculation on the conservative side of this coin as well with there are no tool if he is to win a minority government. is that strong enough? is that a confident enough position for the conservative government? there's a lot of play here in canada and the polls show that it is deadlocked, very difficult to call. and certainly with the pulls as mentioned closing within the hour here on the for the east coast of canada and then rolling across the country. we will be watching very closely as the counts come in clarity, vance and non trail. thank you. while the lead is coming together for meetings at the general assembly, but a growing rift is still of shadowing. the event. speaking at a side event, french foreign minister says this country was blindsided by submarine deal amounts last week between the u. s.

huawei vows to defend itself in an apparent prisoner swap involving canada. campaigning comes — campaigning comes to an end in germany as the country decides who would wants to lead them in the post merkel era. a global party with a political message. the 2a hour concert calling for action on poverty, the environment and covid—19. and the la palma volcano covers the airport in ash, closing it off to all planes. a big upset in the boxing ring as britain's antonyjoshua loses his heavyweight crown. hello and welcome. we begin with events in china and canada where what appears to be a exchange of detainees has taken place. it says it will continue to defend itself against charges filed against it in the united states following the release of its chief financial officer. her release was quite needed with the transfer of two who were held in china. they criticise the apparent prisoner swap. here is our correspondent. after more than a thousand days away from home, meng wanzhou arrived back. a crowd of well—wishers were there to greet her. translation: the long wait

meng wanzhou left canada on an air china flight - left canada on an air china flight but any prospectces charges of corporate espionage. time to catch up with the weather. very warm this weekend for the time of year. it was rather gloomy and tomorrow we should see a better chance of seeing the sunshine as the winds will be stronger, breaking up the clouds, but rain will be arriving from the west. tonight will be mainly dry, quite muddy, variable cloud, one or two spots of drizzle over western hills, temperatures not much below 13 to 15. over western hills, temperatures not much below 13 to 15 . tomorrow starts off warm, mainly dry, we should see more sunshine around, when strongerfrom the should see more sunshine around, when stronger from the south, break out the cloud, meanwhile the cold front will arrive across northern ireland in western scotland, bringing stronger winds and heavy rain, so temperatures in the mid to high teens. england, scotland and wales very warm for late september. the cold front continues the journey eastwards on sunday night, doesn't reach the eastern side of