then how about canada's decision to provide ukraine with an additional aid package? i'll quote the prime minister. justin trido. uh, almost 4 million canadian dollars. this is almost 3 million us dollars will be provided to ukraine, we are talking about additional allocation of an additional amount. moreover, uh, the money will go to the canadian ukrainian project for the development of the police of the kiev regime. this includes the money needed to purchase the necessary equipment to improve the quality of police response to sexual offenses, as well as psychological support for police officers, but the remaining money of 950,000 canadian dollars will be used for technical advice and support. the ministry of defense of ukraine, in other words, the main amount will not go to military purposes at all, and now we are talking about, from the side of all western countries, that it is necessary to support ukraine because russia cannot be allowed to win. and now canada seems to allocate money with one hand, finds it at home, and on the other hand. well, it's highly doubtfu

ambassador of ukraine to canada yulia kovaliv again called on canada to cancel the waiver of sanctions. this is reported by the cbc channel. in her opinion, gazprom will not take these five turbines further. quote: our position is quite clear. we really believe that this waiver from sanctions are needed and now if the argument was to expose black putin, then everyone has seen for the past few weeks now that it is quite obvious that these are russian games end of the quote about why canada makes an exception to its own sanctions, let's talk further with us, andriy shevchenko, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of ukraine in canada 2015-2021 good evening good health well, for a start, let's find out a what prevents gazprom from restoring gas transit through the nord stream 1 lack of turbines or maybe something else does not prevent anything except that russia continues what it has been doing for the past decades, this is gas blackmail of europe. i think that the current ambassador of ukraine to canada, yulia kovaliv , is absolutely right in her assessments, and i think that she

now the woods from canada. there are discussions about supplies of liquid natural gas coming from canada in a couple of years. time. certainly not, not in the recent future. in the near future, and there is also some discussion about green hydrogen. as you mentioned, the idea that wind power in canada could be used to produce green hydrogen, which would then be transported to europe to germany, to be used here. but these are all long term projects that are in fact have been been planned for a long time. but what cut transfer shorts is doing now is to demonstrate to the german public and to the european community that the long term plans to reduce reliance on russia on track that canada is likely to be a reliable and important partner in those plans. so that there is hope for the future, but not the most near future, not for the next few months, not for this winter look completely different. political kettle of fish, when you look at canada, in comparison to russia and the politics that are play here. but what a

gas from canada in which is would this be helpful or is the focus very clearly on green hydrogen? now kenneth is a major oil and gas producer in the world. but because of our commitment to fight climate change, we are working very, very hard to de carbonized and develop other sources of energy that we can rely on. and that we can share with the world. what russia's invasion of ukraine has done as 2 impacts. one in on the global energy situation in the short term. it has made it imperative that friends and allies of canada like germany in europe reduced their reliance on russian oil and gas. but in the medium and long term, it means the world needs to accelerate its ending, if it's dependency on oil and gas in general. so we are in a situation in the short term where we will do what we can to contribute to the global supply of energy by increasing our capacities in the short term and explore ways to see if it makes sense to export l n g. and if there's a business case for it to export l, n g directly to europe. and that's something that you can make conversations going on between b

, shopping for energy canada. currently supplies little of its fossil fuel to europe . both countries are looking to expand that partnership, but it looks like in the short term, canada can't offer much job. he's on a shopping trip, but there's nothing here to buy. at least not yet. chancellor olive shoals is in canada looking for new energy suppliers, as germany reduces its reliance on russia. we are working hard to become independent of disgust supply, and we are doing a lot of investments to make it happen. and we are doing it as fast as ever possible. never such an infrastructure has been built in germany in that a short time there. so canada has lots of natural gas, but currently few ways too, exported to germany or prime minister just intruder only promised to remove regulation to speed up for a future gas exports. so we are in a situation in the short term where we will do what we can to contribute to the global supply of energy by increasing our capacities in the short term and explore ways to see if it ma

needs a strong germany and germany needs a strong canada. so i look very much forward to continuing this partnership in this great friendship. yes, the brutal moaned. thank you very much. oh, laugh over to you. there. live justin for me just a name for the i'm delighted to be here is william quinn, color that in glen. and with that this visit in canada that we have long talked about. he can now be realized, it was a deliberate decision of the german government that i and my vice chancellor and many others in my delegation are traveling here. i've come with big business delegation with to canada. we want to express you add to li, greatly appreciate the launched on excellent relations in the launch of canada and germany and the close like friendship that we have. we want to develop it further and the field one to tap built attention. even more about lenders in our 2 countries are very similar in what we'll get the plan for the future. when it comes to a man made climate change and stopping and climate change, we know that requires high tech so

the german chancellor is on a three-day trip to canada. here is the prime minister during a news conference. >> canada will position itself to be the key supplier of energy to the in a net zero economy. that means investments in hydrogen. more investments in critical minerals so that we can be a reliable partner on that. mark: the chancellor and prime minister were expected to sign a deal to provide clean nitrogen to germany. president biden spoke with european leaders looking to revive a european deal with iran . the united states is considering a response to the position from tehran on the latest proposal. the u.s. reportedly wants to calm fears of israel through a possible deal and the u.s. set that they agree with israel, iran can never acquire a nuclear weapon. the united states and south korea have begun their biggest joint military exercise in five years after taking a break on large scale drills that failed to lead kim jong-un to make concessions. the exercise will involve thousands of troops and will formulate a response to an inv

but even then canada can't provide for some years l n g. i wanted to take that up. so today it was asked when will canada deliver alan ged germany and how much he said he was looking for the business case to do so. what does he mean by that? exactly. ah, that means he's not convinced he should do it. there's something i'll admit as the expert here, i wrote some articles on germany's real and g policy about 4 or 5 years ago in 2018 when the previous coalition decided in its initial treaty under merkel, that they would fund and support elegy import terminals in northern germany, which were purely for liquid for transportation, but it never happened. and during that time, one thing they did is they said they were gonna contribute to half a $1000000.00 in canada on the coast for building a facility that would export it. ellen g, nothing ever happened afterwards. it was, it died and here there again, bringing it up in canada according to trudeau, seemingly isn't yet committed. so it doesn't sound like you think germany said count on canadian, ellen g, but we're seeing eu

how can that be my country like canada? me, did you think my thing that's canada. we think we know our history. we think we know our neighbors. and yet, just the side center, there will be a reserve where there's no clean water since 2013 charlie angus has been fighting alongside the victims of st. and where children were tortured in the electric chair. yeah. unlike other victims of the residential schools, they have received no financial reparations with the abuse. they suffered legal proceedings have been rumbling on for years and to become a symbol of a national scandal. these are all from the police investigations that were done at saint ann's report. the interview with a police officer was there use of an electric chair to administer shocks to children who were tied in the chair. yes, there were consistent reports to the electric chair. some reports suggested it was used for entertainment. there were beatings. children forced, he thrown vomit? yes, numerous people edge alleged that it affected them was their homosexual rape. yes. had her sexual rape. yes. it's

so cold, green hydrogen, canada is renewable power, could be harnessed to create it. the german leaders to it will continue with a visit to a remote town in canada as far northeast, where green hydrogen technology development is underway. earlier i spoke with did of his chief political correspondent melinda crane. i asked her at the german chancellor went to canada, but essentially failed to secure any new source of gas to get his country through the winter. that's pretty much the bottom line. although prime minister trudeau didn't say a flat out, no, we heard him. they're saying very politely that canada would look into it, but that certainly doesn't solve germany's short term problem. as you've said, the government has been working, especially the environment and economics minister tirelessly to try to find alternative sources to rush and gas. and amongst their efforts is as the chancellor said, now commissioning new infrastructure floating terminals to receive liquefied natural gas on germany's northern coast. but where is that gas to come from? this is now the 3rd

the fact that canada and germany are essentially moving even closer together. germany sees canada as a vital of potential supplier of energy sources and canada as he's germany, as a very reliable partner in the fight for liberalism around the world with which each has values all afterwards is not known as the most emotionally, irv skilled person in public politician have but when he says, just introduce is my friend, this is something that does stand out nino, what sort of pace are the 2 countries moving together out because germany is looking out towards a possibly long cold winter without and all that russian energy that it's used to being delivered yet, canada is not going to play a role in helping germany overcome are those shortages that are being caused by, of course, the lack of russian gas applies this winter. this is something that nobody is raising any expectations for. but what's important is to intensify already existing bonds and assign memorandums of understanding so that both countries agree that they will work together very closely when it comes to that transformation

will that how big threw out those 3 days of their stay there in canada? so that was a big sign that gemini and canada a very serious they don't want to be divided. they may have a couple of differences when it comes to details, but this is something where canada certainly jumped up a few places on the list of countries that germany wants to invest in the future. did have the political correspondent nina has a nina, thank you. now the drought conditions that have prevailed in parts of europe this summer have left some regions reeling. the lack of water has had a knock on effect that was unimaginable in places which used to have plenty of water for every one. a case in point. the pole river in northern italy, it was once known as the king of rivers. it spreads out far and wide over the neighboring country side most years. but not this year. the river po has reduced to a trickle in italy's lombardy region. it hasn't rained here properly since spring stiffened grippy is keeping an eye on the river stand banks which are growing wider by the day. sam, only of a

n g, or most of the gas projects are on the west coast of canada. and by the way, a number of them involve fracking, which has been questioned in canada as well as internationally to get that gas from the west coast to the east coast of canada. where it could then go out to a country, an importer, like germany, would require a major pipeline. and there is some debate in canada about whether the costs of constructing such a pipeline are justified. given that this would essentially be a transitional project because canada is very determined to move away from fossil fuels toward net 0. therefore questions about whether the investment cost can be recouped. and that's why candidate itself has been stressing that it's interested in doing some hydrogen diplomacy, but not necessarily ellen g. then the grand d w's. chief political correspondent, belinda, thank and out of some of the other global business stories, making news. human is exports to non e u countries, so 7.6 percent in july. that according to new government figures published earlier today, the d

expect from canada in addressing its energy shortfall. yet, canada is not going to play a role in helping gemini overcome add those shortages that are being caused by. of course, the lack of russian gas applies this winter. this is something that nobody's raising any expectations for. but what's important is to i intensify already existing bonds and assign memorandums of understanding so that both countries agree that they will work together very closely when it comes to that transformation of the industry when it comes to making that green. and this is of course, a medium to long term prospect, but germany hopes that to 8 can convince canada to use some of its untapped potential and also explore liquids and natural gas on the east coast and then hopefully export that to germany. so and, and also much more importantly, perhaps use and the hydrogen potential in the country. and there is the hope that in 3 to 6 he has time, perhaps the 1st hydrogen can be exported from canada to gemini. russia's federal security service has accused ukraine of carrying out a car bombing that kill daria deena

could canada help replace russian raw materials and even some of its energy deliveries to germany? that's what berlin is hoping. as chancellor hall of shawls arrived in ottawa on sunday, with a delegation of german business leaders and tow canada is a fellow member of the g 7 economies and most large deposits of lithium, cobalt and nickels. it's also a growing producer of hydrogen. mister schultz is expected to sign a memorandum during his visit on establishing hydrogen supply chains with canada. right as good morning, sir, from melinda crane. d. w. 's, chief political correspondent, melinda. how important is this trip to the chancellor and the vice chancellor who is going with him? it's very important indeed. and in fact it's quite unusual for the vice chancellor to be accompanying the chancellor. but that shows the significance of what amounts to resource and energy diplomacy that the 2 are engaged in by the way. they're also staying longer than many such official visits. so the energy and economy minister robert hubig has been working tirelessly on a mission to try to reduce ger

we are prisoners of canada in 2020 a apologies apology. but the reality is, i still have my banner i will continue to fight until they say no more. no more reserves were free. ah the gets off headlines or off the international ammonia spread. so if the city of don't, yes, after an attack by you premium troops on our local brewery leaving at least one person dead and 2 others injured. ortiz, crew witnesses the aftermath of the shelling. we were the 1st to arrive at the site and got into a puddle of ammonia and almost suffocated. the ammonia tank was damaged, which could threaten an environmental disaster. concerns of mount us approves, yet another package of military aid to ukraine amid revelations that washington sent.

again, canada has has what jimmy needs. germany. once what canada has, all lights are green for green hydrogen. ah, and of course you do have, like everywhere in the world, there is a bit of not in my backyard. during g 7 talks in gene prime minister treego vow to assist europe by expanding canada's energy infrastructure. and germany is building the terminals. it needs to import the gas that can keep its industries running. the challenge now is to make energy cooperation work for both partners, and to do it quickly. d, w political correspondent, nina hossa is travelling with chancellor schultz. she said this, this update. this trip is not about delivering any short term solutions this trip by the germans. chance land, his deputy really serves to intensify something bigger, something more long lasting. the message goes beyond the import, an export of raw materials and energy sources. canada and germany are really sending the sign year that they want to move even closer together. and this is a time where canada appears to be one of th

that is something where canada is saying, where a bit hesitant. we don't know how long you intend to keep importing natural gas. we know that you see it as a transition solution. and so this is something where our investment would potentially be quite risky. but as far as the upcoming german winter goes, i mean there are lots of solutions being looked at and are already on target here in germany itself, among companies, consumers, there's a lot of energy saving going on, isn't that? yes, that is correct. germany is trying almost desperately to wean itself off. russian gas applies. rutter as it tremendously reduce the amount of gas that it's sending to germany. so germany has to diversify and it is a going on her shopping tour around the world, essentially to get supplies bought again, canada is not going to be part of this, not this winter and probably also not the next winter. the end candidate can almost only play a role when it comes to helping germany get through this winter by delivering more l n g. and through it's west coast into the u. s.

speaking the day of the business forming canada chancellor's dress, that canada is. germany's partner of choice is tries to end its dependence on russian gas before supplies. possibly dwindled. this coming winter shield is on an official visit to canada, which is a major producer of fossil fuels him the so far has not been a major supplier of those fuels to europe. hold coffee, w corresponded hahn's broad. he told us how realistic these hopes for canada's l in g imports really are at the moment is not feasible at all. canada doesn't have a single export terminal to export liquefied natural gas and certainly not on its east coast on the atlantic coast, which would be closest to europe, closest to germany. and germany doesn't have a single terminal yet to import such gas. it's busy building some and hoping that they will be ready early in the next year about it. the other problem is that canada's gases of mostly in the west of the country, it would have to be transported to the east in some way, maybe through a pipeline. all of that infrastructure doesn't yet exist. it's so canada's pri

so, how are you in canada with three dogs?ult to settle down, find a place to live, or did you stay with a relative? at first, we stayed with relatives and er in er they also have er one a dog and two cats, that is, we had our own mini zoo, and there were no problems with that. and most of all, our relatives helped us with the processing of all documents. because here in canada, everything is official , everything is required, identification code, bank accounts, etc. medical certificate, family doctor, insurance, that is, a lot of documents, and our relatives helped us with this, um, that is, they quickly contacted us with some uh, state uh, places where we can go faster, and now we have already moved, and the first impression of canada was already really, people can hear that they will be so kind at first, there are a lot of people, for example, neighbors who found out that we came to our family, they brought us various desserts, cakes, cookies. they wanted to help in some way. for example, in the store, we here are their coi

will these ellen g deliveries from canada to germany ever happened? i think at the moment with prices on the european benchmark, the tgf at around 250 years. and what are, there's definitely a business case for really any export her off natural gas to try and ramp or production and to export any available supplies into the european market. but that is something that is not really going to help you open the case of canada. in the short term, you're looking at nasdaq of liquefaction capacity and terminals at canada, east coast, on the west coast. when you're looking at those, which means that in the immediate short term and also in the medium term, there's not really any significant way for canada to provide. and then g, 2 year old answer, germany and particular. right, i mean there's a lot of open questions there. you mentioned the fact that there's no liquefied natural gas terminals on the east coast and the fact that canada wants to scale back. it's carbon footprint anyway. so there's been the idea of canada, increasing its ellen g deliveries to asia

sign now pe later germany and canada having to deal to deliver green hydrogen across the atlantic. canada will get a big customer. germany will get clean energy from an ally. it's a long term project, but chancellor olive sholtes is planning ahead. the time to act as know. not only in order to reach our ambitious climate targets and secure energy supply, but also in view of international competition around the world, green hydrogen is developing an electrifying pace. the technology converts water into hydrogen, which can be transported and used as fuel. it needs lots of renewable energy to create prime minister justin true dose as windy canada is the ideal place for large scale production. we are clear that every science teacher can create hydrogen in their classroom. how do we figure out how to scale it up? so that we can respond to the not just replacing russian energy in the world. but the increase in energy requirements, hydrogen is already being used to fuel vehicles, which only emit water as exhaust. but there's currently little infrastructure to generate or deliver the low carbon f

that is demonstrated by this trip to canada. >> thank you. here is a quick look at the other headlines around the world. brazil's far right president has attempted to calm fears that he will try and overturn the results of october past presidential election. -- october's presidential election. firefighters intellectual captured a phenomenon on cameras today. fi tornaes can dramatically worsen serious blazers, making them spread rapidly. portugal has seen an increased number of wildfires like several european countries. pool and spa prime minister was among those who paid their final respects today. she was there world's second oldest person when she passed away this month at the age of 116. malaysia's x prime minister is going to prison for 12 years. a court today upheld his conviction in a corruption scandal. this was a key figure where 4.5 billion euros went missing. he has already had to pay a fine of nearly 50 million euros. >> the former prime minister making his way into court. inside, judges unanimously upheld his 2020 on charges relat

and he did promise that canada will explore the options. but he mentioned the business case there by making it clear that he sees the options. problematic. canada's gas is mostly in the west of the country, but it would have to be shipped to europe from the east of canada requiring a major investment in pipeline infrastructure. and given that canada has committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and coming years, it's unclear that that infrastructure investment would pay off. the candidate maybe is certainly bad news for germany. economics minister hubig has been working tirelessly to wind germany off of russian energy, as you said, including by commissioning floating liquefied natural gas terminals in the north of germany to receive gas from other sources. but where's it to come from? berlin has previously reached out to norway and to co. tar, that they were not much more accommodating. then mr. tudor, not later today, sholtes and trudeau will visit a propos hydrogen production slide new foundland. what is germany hoping for there, and

could canada become a realistic supplier of much needed natural gas to germany? the question today, as the german chancellor shoals continues his visit to the country, prime minister just introduced greeted shots on monday. his country currently shifts all the fraction of its gas and oil to the you. but most relaxed terminals for liquefied natural gas on its east coast. still germany hopes canada could free up some capacity for an elegy, shipments in the short term now and green hydrogen to raise in the long run. i offer madison trudeau didn't make publicly any promises about ellen gee, but said he would take a look at the possibility. we are in a situation in the short term where we will do what we can to contribute to the global supply of energy by increasing our capacities in the short term and explore ways to see if it makes sense to export l n g. and if there's a business case for it to export l, n g directly to europe, and that's something that economic conversations are going on between businesses in canada and in, in germany. that's bringing leon as big i

, namely the congress of ukrainians in canada, which have a very powerful voice in canada, very convincing in canada, the vast majority of the canadian population recognizes that today russia leads e

can canada help? thus, many countries across the world are struggling with unprecedented droughts and flooding. scientists say such weather extremes are very likely to become more frequent due to climate change, but also solutions. ah, i'm glad else as well come to the program. ukraine is on high alert on the eve off independence tech over possible russian attacks on civilian targets. the u. s. has also warned. russia is planning fresh str. the warnings come amid moscow's claim that ukraine was behind the killing of daria davina. the daughter of a prominent russian nationalist keefe has denied any involvement, but is still expecting retaliation in the days ahead months raising ukraine's national flag. an annual tradition ahead of independence day. this year, the de marking independence from the soviet union also mark 6 months since fresh us invasion. mccauley now is that we will never recognize someone's colors on our land in, in our sky. we are always ready to defend our blue and yellow flag, said ch

canada, what does canada have to do with the american revolution? so please join me in warmly welcoming doctor holly mayer. >> thank you so much. it is wonderful to be here with all of you and to share in this community of history and the revolution in particular and do, of course, examine this particular very unusual regiment or an uncommon regiment for an uncommon revolution, as we could also say. so, i'm starting off and i just want to point out that that is an image. it is a painting from don trone that is on the cover of my book. i figured i might as well say kudos to him as well for helping illustrate my book, as well as, of course, being here in his other illustrations and paintings in about a month that you will be able to see. so, well worth it, wonderful. so, with congresses own, i wanted to talk about a few things with the regimen in particular. and then actually spend more time talking about sergeant major john h. hopkins. who was the person who introduced me to this regiment, through his writings in that journal that i found at the hist

did you know that canada was involved? well, yeah, there was an invasion the americans lost they had to retreat from quebec, you know by june of '76 they're gone and that was the end of canada. well, no, not really not by any means in here. but while the american invading force was up in canada, it was already starting to recruit canadians to join in this rebellion. certainly the continental congress was sending out declarations to the canadians, especially the french canadians essentially saying, join us rebel with us, you know, and you might think it goes back to the enemy of my enemy is my friend and so the french canadians at one point had been certainly the enemies of most of the new englanders and others who had been fighting colonial wars with the french and their indian allies through a series of imperial conflicts. but at this point it was let's invite the canadians in because we truly want this to be a continental rebellion. let us have a true continental congress with canadian representatives. let us have a cont