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this is the second largest city in canada. we are talking about the fifties and sixties, at the very time when he pierre is hard at work sympathizing with the soviet union in this way, he flies to the united states to discuss cheese hosting some research. in this clinic, the materials were opened a little later. we have eyewitness accounts of what actually happened in these studies. let's hear with me turned into diaper babies. i have become a deaf helpless person. and you know, i can't imagine it. i don't remember it thank god but it haunts me in my sleep. it was hell it really is. there was something that is impossible to describe when i start talking about it. my body begins to shake , trembling, as if speaking. don't go there helen mcintosh and hundreds of others like her were unwitting guinea pigs in the brutal psychiatric experiments that were conducted at the allan institute , codenamed mk ultra . all of this is heavily funded by the canadian government and the us cia, they kept me asleep for 23 days. uh, while i was sl

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, because this week canada will deliver another batch of armored vehicles to ukraine before the ruleukraine senator, 18 vehicles should also arrive. well, 116 such armored vehicles were delivered earlier, in total, canada promised to transfer 200 such armored vehicles to ukraine, and in the coming days , the armed forces of ukraine are receiving from canada almost seven thousand automatic weapons and more than a million cartridges of various calibers , we will discuss with anna latchina, an adviser to the canadian parliament, anna, we will talk in 30 seconds. we receive this thanks personally to justin's direct contribution to the work of the prime minister of canada, who met him . will consistently keep its promises to support ukraine in this war . well, about the fact that canada supported ukraine, before joining nato, it became ukraine's twentieth partner of the united states of great britain. first of all, that's why it supports. and by the way, new military aid packages from partners will soon be in the majority president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi announced new important co

world and what about canada's allies then canada is really one of the most powerful connections in theld 217th america no yes, we will continue to spread the same message that we should help ukraine fight for these values ​​because ukraine and canada are wonderful understands what it is about, i continue to be amazed and inspired by your resilience and courage, you stood up to the threat of putin, first his invasion, you raised the whole world by putting it on your side and you did not think for a single minute about the same thing as us and the president of the year zelenskyy addressed the canadian parliament and noted that all democracies around the world are lucky that president zelenskyy became the head of this movement , and today i want to note all this also in your address, each and every one of you here in this hall standing on the shoulders of the graduates every day and for that i thank you each and every day and as parliamentarians your work here is extremely important because democracy needs strong institutions such as the verkhovna rada , take my word for it, accordingly i

them here in canada. like some road is one of the unofficial points of interest and rights groups have ever since this, this was amended back in march, criticized that they asked in humane what are they saying? why are they so so critical that is very interesting. the thing is that the safer country agreement says that people seeking outside of them have to do so in the 1st safe country. they arrive at the human rights group say, well, this is not the case for the united states. they can be detained there. they can be ported, it is not a safe country for people seeking refugee. and so this is why they say that canada would be the 1st safe country where they should be allowed to claim asylum. and this is why they suit the canadian government. they sued the canadian government and it went all the way to the canadian supreme court, correct what the judge is. there's a base that it doesn't go again. stem international law. it's a, it's, it's, it doesn't go against the constitution in canada, and it will remai

international law and law filed a complaint against canada to the international court of justice in an filed by iran in the court of justice regarding these specific patients, requiring the canadian government to stop the violation of international law rules in the field of government poisoning. iran's petition against the government canada in the international court of justice, the issue of poisoning the government and property of our country in canada and the immunity of canadians started in september 2011 , when their government violated the rule of poisoning governments, which is one of the fundamental rules of international law regarding the confiscation of some of iran's property and assets have taken more than 110 legal actions in this case. we are witnessing a kind of criminal act by the canadian government. in the past few years, iran has protested against this action many times, but canada's illegal and humane practice has been continued by the canadian government. while the government of canada itself, due to the long history of crimes committed against children and slaves,

what is the recipe for more productivity for canada? >> that is an issue that canada has faced.ur overall country, if you assess how our banking system is set up. one of the challenges we have had is absolutely productivity. we need to make sure we are training people for opportunities in the future, that we look at the challenges and opportunities presented, but also looking at the opportunity, as we train our workforce and get into the jobs of the future. we are making a lot of investments in cleantech. we need to make sure that we are training workers. it needs to flow directly to people. we can increase productivity and create good opportunities, and have good opportunities to capture what is in front of us. you have propped up the government until 2025, giving you one of the most important seats at the table. what do you hope to get out of that? >> using that position to bring in a lot of stuff. we are investing in cleantech. we require companies to make sure that there are good jobs with good wages. investments are not just being made without any guarantee of benefit to wo

as the smoke horse down from canada, the bank of canada raising rates. let's get to the biggest stories . be more than $9 trillion global etf industry. an unprecedented height. u.s. debt dealers are now focused back on central banks. katie: after jp morgan success in etf's, goldman prepared to launch funds quite similar to their rival bank. matt: now that it is the start of summer, people are planning vacations and we look at one etf ready for a getaway. katie: we have eric bell between us from bloomberg intelligence, here with us, looking at the flows. eric: last week, i gave good news that etf's finally beginning to wake up a little bit. there has been the foam of drought all year. equities of data but no flows. voo is good. hyg and the qqq have a nice hold which i will expand on in a minute. the inflows into btt were likely things we should -- vgt with things we likely should not get excited to. spy is notable but still 8 billion over the past month. eem is emerging markets but look at how small the numbers are. let's look at the different types of ma

guest: it's because of the bank of canada. it made a lot of investors jittery because if they hike, bank of canada for background is a leading policy bank. one of the first to hike and pause last year. with their signal hike or pause, they were like what does this mean? traders are questioning because they priced in a rate cut, hike, or pause so now they are trying to reassess the landscape. haidi: this is causing tech to lose their luster -- lester. guest: we had small caps gaining. outperforming the s&p by the widest since january. investors were happy because these are usually the more volatile because they are linked to the local economy. the fact they are gaining might mean maybe the banking crisis is over. a lot of the stocks that comprise the 2000 index are banking related shares. maybe people have moved on or they are feeling more confident about the economy. haidi: let's look at china because we are hearing policymakers are looking at different ways to manage weakness. this is linked back to dollar deposits and banks.

in canada, buyer naturally occurs every 100 to 300 years.an amazon rain forests, a wildfire never occurs at all. in the western u.s., old outdated policies of suppressing all fires, even natural ones, have caused unnatural human relations of fuel. in canada, roads and towns have caused unnatural increases in ignitions. at the same time, climate change is intensifying the heat that drives wildfires. specific, scientific analyses called detention attribution have looked at different factors that go into wildfires. these analyses have concluded that human caused climate change has lengthened buyer season around the world -- fire season around the world up to two months. in the united states human caused climate change has doubled the area of wildfire above natural level since 1984. in british columbia, canada in the extreme fire year of 2017 human caused climate change increased burned area seven to 11 times over natural level. a combination of local factors and human caused climate change have increased the area burned by wildfire. host: i am

but the situation in canada is ongoing. i mean wildfire season, they're typically last until september and it's gone off to an early and furious start. there are some 400 fires burning in canada and because of the conditions they are, drought, lack of rain, high temperatures. some are predicting this is going to be the worst wildfire season for canada ever. which means that we could see more days like this here in new york and other places in the united states. precision and we thank you very much indeed. still to come this ha ha, the police insure 9 k, frontier gas and water candidate students demanding the release of protest is detained last year. as you can see, this is the kind of reaction that university students that protest those off facing every single time they take to the streets. no, we've got a 1st hand experience of it and the duke back in the dock, prince harry gets emotional as he wraps up his history making call to parents the had lower that. let's have a look at the weather across europe and after bringing

of canada, too applauded.ering, canadians are just ordinary ordinary people. here's how they treat it as an act of justice. although it may be a little perpendicular to the traditional legal practice, so to speak, or or they, too , don’t know about myself there in the canal kitchens. here , lord, into what chaos we are falling down one violation of the law and our fundamental principles of the video will enlist behind it, a whole chain there is a chain reaction, like already , lord, where we are rolling. that's how they say, you say canadians. well interesting say yes, and we lose contact. deer, dear expert, i can't say that people in the region should do this. that's for sure. i just want to add what has already happened what trudeau said, and he will be transferred to the ukrainian side will take off. they won't fly on it. in the event they take off, but they prepared it, or wherever else this plane, in theory, should not land. and if he sits down, then here is a very important point. i think it will fuck, t

hundreds of wildfires burning out of control across canada have left major cities in southern canadaorthern united states blanketed in smoke. new york city and toronto are experiencing some of the worst air quality in the world. an author and fellow at the queen's university institute for energy and environmental policy says new strategies are needed to tackle the wildfires. >> we need to adopt and adjust -- adapt and adjust but we are using all strategies to a new paradigm. you simply cannot send more water bombers and firefighters on top of the fire to prevent them or put them out. once they get to a certain size, there is really nothing you can do to stop them. you can move them away in another direction. that really was not the strategy. we have to find ways of managing the force the way that indigenous people did before we arrived. it was controlled burning. canada's force is boreal, meaning spruce and pine trees and the only way they can release their seeds is with heat, heat from a fire. we have been suppressing fire from within 100 years so we have these forests that are very

that canada will be part of the... | that canada will be part of the...rt of the... l providing fighter pilots, leveraging canadian _ providing fighter pilots, leveraging canadian expertise _ providing fighter pilots, leveraging canadian expertise in _ providing fighter pilots, leveraging canadian expertise in this - providing fighter pilots, leveraging canadian expertise in this area. . we will also be contributing - to the multinational leopard tank maintenance initiative. we will provide an additional 288 aim—7 missiles, - we will provide an additional 288 aim—7 missiles, 288 - aim—7 missiles, which will support ukraine in its efforts to defend ukrainian skies. _ and from existing funds, _ we will provide 10,000 rounds of 105 millimetres ammunition- to the ukraine security forces. that was justin trudeau, the canadian that wasjustin trudeau, the canadian prime minister, talking about the various pledges that canada will be making to ukraine. of course, we have also heard from the us. they have said they will provide another $2 billion worth of support

so this is the path that the migrants used to take to cross to canada. they would walk down this way, they would be processed over there at that facility. but now this is the limits. no one is allowed to cross, while official crossing points between canada and the united states are strictly regulated piley's installation called the safe 3rd country agreement. the other ones are a loophole in the regulation that email gets used to enter canada and claim asylum . in march of this year, it was closed, and this is creating a bottleneck situation in the northern states of the us. like in portland, the largest city in maine, where many immigrants are now strand. we've been sleeping here on the street for over a month. no one tells us anything, no one helps us. there's no room for us. but where can we go? what annoys when we all knew? isn't america suppose to help were sleeping outside at the church? they always say come back tomorrow. we have kids. some with me florida, a huge challenge for the helpers like mike guthrie, who manages a couple of shelters in the

did they know there were wild fires in canada? and canada is experiencing really bad wild fires on their public lands. we have a similar problem, and it has to do with forest management. the biden administration has policies in direct conflict with one another. the first is that they say they want to restore and preserve old growth and mature forests. on the other hand the department of agriculture declared a wild fire crisis and declaring money in order to deal with large swath of forestlandsed where you do not have this problem on privately owned land because peep that own their own land figure out a way to keep it a bit more in tact. wild fires can occur naturally of course, but if you're actively managing your forest, then you can prevent some of these things. the left has never wanted to do that. let's say you have a project where you want to make sure this old growth forest you deal with the underbrush. one thing that happens is the environmentalists will throw everything single thing they have in its way to present you have

it's a record start to the year for canada's wildfires. and across the northern hemisphere is a whole this is not an isolated incident that can part of his climate monitoring service base of the european union has said the northern hemisphere has seen a record, emissions does spar. now part of the issue has been a sheet dooms or big sprawling reaches of high pressure to bring the huts thinking, errand, dry conditions. that's a breeding ground for wild fires. we see a 3 of these were record heat during the setup in park over canada, festering and fostering these wildfires to be kindled and break out and grow even more. and that's why you know, the past 34 days of it seen in the outbreak of fires, we saw that about 2 weeks ago. we saw that roughly a month ago, as you said. and unfortunately, climate change is sort of tipping the scales towards more of these higher end. he threw them events. and so what we can connect a single wildfire to climate change, the conditions that make them bigger, worse and more frequent are very closely tied to hu

but otherwise i stay home with over 400 fires still burning across canada. the pollution will likely continue to impact bordering us states. as canadians experience their worst of early season fires, many see the trail of smoke as a sign of the climate crisis, which can include more frequent and even more extreme wild fires. limits earlier just matthew pushy is in washington dc and he told me the capital city was among the area closet and smoke to yeah, correct. i gotta say i've never seen wildfire smoke this sticky or a nation's capital. we seen a code red issued the 1st time since 2018 meaning that's how stick this smoke is. we saw the visibility is below about 4 to 5 kilometers today where i am, i can see the washington monument which is easily in view on ordinary days. the sky as milky white, the sunsets of vibrant orange. it looks almost apocalyptic outside, but nothing compared to what new york is seeing with the worst air quality of the scene ever recorded up there. worse than 1985 worse and every wildfire episode. since this is very high end events a

fire naturally occurs every 10 to 20 years in canada fire naturally occurs only every 100 or 300 years in the amazon rain forest wildfires never occur at all. in the western us old outdated policies of suppressing all fires even natural ones have caused unnatural accumulations of fuel and in canada roads and super harvesting roads and towns have caused unnatural increases in ignitions at the same time climate change is intensifying the heat that drives wildfires. specific scientific analyses called detection attribution have looked at all the different factors that go into wildfires and these analyses have concluded that humans cause climate change has lengthened fire season around the world up to two months in the western united states human caused climate change has doubled the area burned by wildfire above natural levels since 1984 and in british columbia canada and the extreme prior-year of 2017 human caused climate change increased burned area 7c11 times over natural levels. in summary, a combination of local factors and human caused climate change have increased the areas burned

that size of the wall fi is binding across eastern parts of canada. the winds blowing that smoke down as far south as the mid atlantic as we go into the we can to the west. so there's a much width of picture. we've got a rush of thunderstorms tumbling all the way down to the deep south with some isolated, heavy falls in places, rain across the rockies, pulling into the north west pacific temperatures here. however, sitting above the average for this time, if you have the western parts of canada and the north west pacific, but much cooler in the desert, southwest temperatures in places like los angeles, below the average for this time. if yes, not, remains pretty hot and humid for florida. some bus of rain here and never the west of the weather. continuing to effect the bahamas as well as cuba and jamaica in the days ahead. good news, the hey t, however, it is looking much clearer across large areas of his span. you are like the eastern island much clara as well cause large areas of mexico with temperature is above average with sunshine. the weather br

north of the border in canada. you know, the levels that people, if they were to be outside, especially if they're exercising, breathing faster, they're going to be inhaling particulates at concentrations that normal smokers would inhale, state officials or advising people to stay in doors as much as possible. the view here in new york has ranged from hazy to barely recognizable and to be clear, there are no clouds in the sky. this is all particulate matter from canada, a 1000 kilometers away. and yet it is blocking our view of the skyline of manhattan, just over the river, barely a kilometer away from philadelphia to washington d. c. as far south as north carolina schools cancelled the outdoor activities, when i got back from school my, my head was hurting on as having really bad headaches and them. i know. so i live in the very old and the very young as well as those with heart. a respiratory conditions are being advised to wear masks, outdoors. scientists, blame. unusually dry and hot conditions in canada for fu

a smoke from wall 5 in canada, sweets across several states. divisions that the united nations security council to la plans to end the peacekeeping mission and money last spring, stronger lifeline. what the british government is doing to help a u. k. fishing industry to something severe made to show the thousands of ryan police have been deployed across from south to protests broke out for a 2nd night. it follows the fatal police shooting of a teenager and a traffic stop in the power sub that of no, to the death of street unrest and several cities open. 20 officers were injured and dozens of cause says a lot. it lets us about the reports in the western pharmacy, and some of note i see on rest continues with noise came from in the power suburbs of non test young people to be knocked in the streets as being a lease offices. lease offices is crazy. here. prosecute pride in mind. can see of calls on by. that'd be, especially for the police, are now moving in. don't quite know why, but obviously, this is a situation that, that wants to control foss. many residents in this area, the cases the

in that way, the data from canada shows the country is suffering. it's most destructive was far season on record. and for not shows no sign of and it will pop superstar madonna has postponed her lightest well to do to what spring code a serious bacterial infection and manager has told fans of the thing i was hospitalized over the weekend. madonna's global to which is nearly sold out and being billed as paying on march to have more than 40 a year career in music. my colleague jenny graham's following this story. jenny. hi. how serious is this? it's very serious. madonna spent several days in intensive care. she was taken to hospital on saturday, according to her manager, and we've actually got a statement from him that he released on social media. her health is improving, however, however, she is still under medical care. fill recovery is expected. at this time, we will need to pause all commitments, which includes the tier no that's higher than use was broken to funds. people have obviously got tickets for the upcoming world tour and the daughter he

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, justin trudeau, deputy prime minister and minister of finance of canada, and khrystia freeland, aswell as other representatives of the esteemed canadian delegation , please congratulate dear colleagues, dear mr. prime ministers of canada, before inviting you to speak allow me, on behalf of the verkhovna rada of ukraine , to thank you for your leadership , consistency and unwavering leadership, the government of fraternal canada led by you , the canadian public, a large part of which is ukrainians, since the first day of the full-scale invasion of russia the federations resolutely took our side in the struggle for freedom and independence, you extended a hand of fraternal support to ukrainian men and women and we will never forget it thank you for the weapons thank you for each of the ukrainian citizens accepted by canada thank you for the political financial and humanitarian assistance thank you for the sanctions against the aggressor thank you for believe in our joint victory, dear people's deputies of ukraine, dear guests of the verkhovna rada of ukraine , the prime minister of c

what we need to remember is this is the beginning of wildfire season in canada.e have now, she said, close to 500 fires burning across the country. officials are saying at least 200 are out of control. they could burn the entire summer. there has been over 8 million hectors of forest destroyed already this fire season. that is about 20 million acres. 120,000 people have had to be evacuated and leave their homes. of course, the smoke is choking people in toronto and montrÉal and now throughout the united states. nermeen: tzeporah, let's go to the article you wrote "canada is on fire, and big oil is the arsonist." could you elaborate? what are the points you me? >> well, just two weeks ago, new scientific research from the climate hub the unit of concerned scientists made a direct and measurable link between the increase in wildfires, not only in canada but also the united states, and the carbon emission from major fossil fuel producers. in fact, they look at the carbon majors study and showed there are 88 companies that are responsible for the emissions that are t

what is going on in canada right now?hearing hundreds of fires are still burning. >> it is the worst wildfire season we have had so far in recorded history, so more than 400 wildfires are burning right now with most of them out of control in canada, and the focus is on quebec. candidate's largest province in size. there are 150 wildfires there that were caused by lightning that happened last week with hot temperatures and dry temperatures, and the smoke you were seeing right now in the u.s. comes from quebec. haidi: what is being done at the moment to put out those fires? >> well, many countries are sending firefighters on the ground right now. u.s. president joe biden tweeted earlier tonight that the u.s. was sending more than 600 of firefighters to support canada. there is some help out there, but for now in quebec all they have is to fight 40 fires at the same time, so there are 150 wildfires, none, so we do not have enough support, equipment, airplanes, firefighters to fight all of those fires in the north in the fore

.— across canada.r. l comes sooner rather than later. thank you very much for coming on the programme. that is it for the moment. this is bbc news. hello. there is a change on the way. the weather is going to be turning warmer over the next couple of days, also turning more humid by day and by night. i think the humid nights will be particularly noticeable as a change from what we've had of late. and with that humidity, the chance of some thunderstorms. now, on the earlier satellite picture, you can see these big blobs of cloud down to the south—west of us. these storm clouds gathering, and these will move quite slowly north—eastwards over the next couple of days. with that, a feed of warm and humid air which will be wafting its way northwards across all parts of the uk, a very, very different feel to the weather. but as we head through tonight, across eastern scotland and eastern england, a familiar tale of this cloud rolling in from the north sea, maybe even getting in across the midlands into east w

per capita basis, canada is worse than the u.s.use they are a more fossil fuel dependent country than even the u.s. is. the total impact is smaller because they have fewer people. the effects of these wildfires, we have gotten so used to locating the grim impacts of climate impact in the south who have done the least to create a problem but suffer the most, when they come to our front steps, our doorsteps, we are horrified. of course, we are effectively dumping that pollution on the global south for many decades. talking about the carbon inequality here is really startling and striking. the average resident of mali in africa uses only as much carbon every year as the average british teakettle. the average american refrigerator has a larger carbon footprint than the average resident of nigeria, which is not even a poor african country. it is a middle income african country. historically, the entire continent of africa has contributed something like at most 3% or as little as 1% of the disruption to the climate that has been caused p

war in 1939, was forced to leave their home and, in the end, find refuge in distant canada, they ranth ukraine from both the bolsheviks and the nazis. my grandfather michael khomyak was a lawyer and a journalist before the war, so he foresaw the capture by soviet troops of the western part ukraine, because of this, left his historical homeland in the thirty-ninth year, but the freon, frankly lied about the history of her family. her grandfather left for canada only in the forty-fifth throughout the war, in fact, he was an accomplice of the nazis and an ardent nationalist of life. christa friel looks like a perfect story, successful, talented and diligent of the most however, it contains a lot of understatement, grandfather. freelance christ. mikhail khomyak was the editor of the krakow news newspaper. this newspaper was official. the building of the ukrainian national committee itself the committee was located in krakow and actually served as a cover for anders stele krakow , who recruited ukrainian volunteers for the divisions of the grandfather. christ freelance was a very inspired

and it's not unusual for air from canada to make its way to new york. it's just usually not so intense. we don't usually i get the wildfire smoke in our environment that so noticeably as well, so it is shaping up to be a touch summer on the northeast coast. okay. christine, thank you very much for the update. christian sonoma live for sale in new york. all right, let's not return to our top story in the war and ukraine in the aftermath of the destruction of the know like a cost could um, in southern ukraine, a region controlled by russia, as now speak to you. yes, chapel volleyball, who's in moscow. you will hear the russian president has been speaking about the situation in case on what she said. a wallace. right. so finally it, we've had from a misstep page and a have a telephone conversation with the presence of the one and mr. person as well as miss the other one were discussing the situation around the hope scott hydropower prolonged and the russian president, close the destruction of the plans. a saw barrick action 5 key is and basically that's th

blame canada. the headline says canuck wildfires plunged new york city into ear eerie smoky hell. >> ainsley: that makes me sad because janice is from canada. we are not blaming you, janice. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: they can't help it. a lot of wildfires that are there. the smoke is going south because of the winds and we are feeling the effect of it. >> brian: everyone is using this a.o.c. and senator schumer president biden as well. burning in 2020 record lows in canada was it not climate change then? >> steve: it's forest management. >> brian: could be. >> steve: it is. >> brian: better at it than us and that was one thing that we heard that we should do things like canada for the longest time when the president was walking -- when the former president was walking through the woods with gavin newsom. and now we see canada has their forests going on fire well just climate change. >> ainsley: is this what happens when we report on forest fires in california? is this what they go through regula

huge areas of the us are blanketed in spokane and stinky, small from well fires burning up in canada, plus a bed to avert a serious oil spill off. more than a 1000000 barrels are in this of band and tank are transferring it is risky. doing nothing. could be devastating the costs really. it's good to have you with us. authorities in southern ukraine are racing to evacuate. thousands of residents, the breaching of the cohort. got them, has flooded dozens of towns and villages. the united nations ac says it could be the worst damage to civilian infrastructure in this war. can you have claims moscow blew up the russian control dam, located on the front line to slow any counter offensive. russia accuses ukraine a sabotage. well, torque is president of type, every one has told both leaders and phone calls that an international investigation is now needed. the volunteers and rescue workers use motorized continues to pick up people down stream from the destroy them trapped by the rising flood waters along with their pets. residents along the right bank of the dundee, pro river, controlled by

a crackdown in canada. facebook owner meta is restricting news content because of a controversial new internet law. welcome to world business report. india's prime minister narendra modi is set to wrap up his trip to the united states today with a meeting with the bosses of some of america's top companies such as fedex, mastercard and adobe. it's all part of political efforts to strengthen ties between the world's biggest economy and one the fastest growing economies. last year, the trade relationship between the two hit a record high of more than $132bn. metals, pharmaceuticals and machinery are amongst the big sellers. but back in 2013 when he was vice president, joe biden said there was no reason trade between the two couldn't reach $500bn. for american companies the prize is obvious. access to the more than 1.4bn people that make up the world's biggest population. apple isjust one major us company that is expanding in india. its boss tim cook, along with those of microsoft and google, were amongst the g

because most of north america goes forest or canada. as for us, is boil, meaning spruce, trees, and pine trees. and the only way they can release their seeds is with a heat heat from a fire. and the problem is we've been suppressing fire for more than a 100 years. and so we have these forests that are very old, very mature and getting dried out by climate change. and it's really creating a rather volatile situation that's only going to get worse. we're seeing, you know, people in on the east coast, new york city in toronto getting nudged into what the future seeing what the future is going to be like. and i think the politicians will start accepting the fact that business as usual is not going to be successful in dealing with this situation. my fear is that they're going to continue with the business as usual approach. and the only thing that's really going to nudge them in the direction is of the fire of the keels and off a lot of people. the normal services of resumed on the car in and out express in india is additional state. days af

i want reparations from canada. china hit us with the virus and canada hits us with a smoke bomb? what did we do to these people? biden has been telling us our cars are polluting the air. have you ever seen our cars do this? new york now has the worst air quality in the world. worst than new delhi and beijing. so we sent johnny outside for a few hours and told him to take deep breaths. ♪ ♪ >> what's going on with all this smoke? >> [bleep] terrible. >> i can barely breathe. >> i keep coughing. >> i feel like i'm in jersey. >> this is all from wildfires in canada. >> how did it get mere? >> i don't know. >> bloody canada. >> they had to get back acid rain. look at this. >> are these the end times? >> i think it might be near. it is not looking good. >> god decided it's the end times. >> he is having trouble looking down with all this smoke. >> i don't know about that. >> new york city has new crack pipe vending machines. do you think this is all from everyone smoking it up. >> smoking weed? >> oh, there you go. you g

tom: shaken out of complacency by the rba and bank of canada this week.markets are looking for the next catalyst as they weigh up the implications of actions from the central banks. whether it pressures the fed to reassess. the markets starting to dabble in the prospects that you get a hike coming through from the fed in july. across the benchmark today after losses yesterday, downside by 0.2%. the dax is off by 16, back below the 16,000 level. the ftse 100 below 7700, an important level for many. basic resources is something of a support for the ftse 100. as we switch to the sectors. the prices around iron ore have been taking up, but you see upside for oil as well. that is around speculation that maybe the pressure is getting to the point where it will tip policymakers in beijing to tipping their hat on stimulus. bloomberg economics inks they may come through with a cut in terms of benchmark rates as early as mid june. certainly giving some support to basic resources and iron ore prices today. energy to the list gaining 0.8%, basic resources 0.7%. most

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this is what is ppening in canada right now.dreds of wildfires are raging in what is being called the country's worst ever wildfire season. the smoke from those fires has led to a second day of air-quality concerns in large parts of canada and the u.s. outdoor activities like baseball games have been postponed. the haze has continued to drift southward. the washington, d.c. area reporting some of the worst air pollution areas in the world. a day earlier, new york was hit hard. >> a bleary look at the manhattan bridge. the day is only just starting in new york city, the haze continues to linger from the day before when the city was engulfed in a thick, orange fog. today, many heated warnings about the hazardous air-quality. commuters wearing masks, seemingly back tthe covid days. smoke from several hundred wildfires burning across canada continue to blanket the northeastern united states with dusty, polluted air. the blazes have already burned more than 3.8 million hectares of land. an area 12 times the 10-year average for this t