and it has said this repeatedly and has asked canada to stop. heard back from them yet. raffy boudjikanian, a senior reporter with canada's cbc, thank you very much. you're very welcome. residents in sydney and the surrounding australian state of new south wales are facing renewed flood warnings after three days of record—breaking rainfall caused flash floods across the country's largest city. more than 150 people have been rescued from the floodwaters, and the body of one man was retrieved on satuday. while the rains have eased, river levels are still rising and are at risk of bursting their banks, people are being told to evacuate nearby and low—lying areas. the city's main drinking water reservoir is already overflowing. and finally, italy's mount etna has been sending rare smoke rings into the sicilian sky. a new crater opened on the summit of europe's largest active volcano, leading to an unusual display of vortex rings. they're made of gases and propelled upwards by a circular vent in the volcano. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there

but it has been kept to live in the follow circles of canada. now, justin, so the us government testing warrant multiple times, find the indian government to keep in check the ex sealed list elements that are moving on canadian. so a, but essentially one of those requests have for them on their ceos and justin, pseudo, at this point, exports believe is coming across to somebody who is ready to deal with extreme is with radical elements as long as it's serving his political interest just to context the contest dining movement essentially use a google contest on east or separate is from the see community that up to mom the that a piece of indian land from the state of from job be got called out as a separate state for the c community called kindest on now it's not indian seats that are demanding that seeks from canada, the stream. yeah. some of the thoughts of the was at this point it looks like the canada is happy to shelter. this is not just the current, the government, it seems, even the old position is trying to be still the community, conside

now it's not even 6 that are demanding that seeks from canada, the stream. yeah. some of the thoughts of the was kind of this point, it looks like the canada is happy to show to them as it's not just the current to government. it seems. ringback the old position is trying to appease the community, considering that there is a considerable amount of population in canada, of o. c community. and also there's considerable water back. we will rely on the great sick values that girl goldman sing brought forward, proud use of a quality for the common people. the girl said that there should be no cas system. know people on the top dictating down and pushing the people down. everyone would be saying a lie and relationship between india and canada have naturally become very big over the last few years that have been several incidents of color sunny referendums taking place on canadian sword, but also just sort of value openly the canadian solomon blaming india of choosing india for being and was in the killing of these seats, separatist canadian leader coals miniature. no qu

said this repeatedly and has asked canada to stop.from them yet. senior reporter with canada's cbc, thank you very much. earlier this week, uganda's constitutional court refused to overturn a law restricting lgbtq rights. the law, which is considered one of the harshest in the world, was adopted in may last year. it imposes life imprisonment for consensual same—sex relationships and the death penalty for so—called "aggravated" cases. courtjudges have struck down certain sections of the law but refuse to overturn it, saying it reflects the country's values. there is broad support for the law among ugandans, despite international criticism. activists say abuses against lgbtq people are increasing, with an advocacy group reporting 306 human rights violations since the passage of the law. a short while ago i spoke to frank mugisha, one of the leading lgbtq rights activists in uganda, who petitioned the court. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. you were one of the petitioners in the effort to overturn this law. what was your reactio

canada. now the color sun movement is basically you section the sea community in canada and seek step purchase that all set up auto indian sate of one job be called out of a separate states called con. this done, the indian government has repeated these, requested the adjusting to the governments to keep in check the extremist elements that are brewing on the canadian soil. but all of those requests have full known deshio security because at this point, honestly what exports. the thing is that justin pseudo is coming across as somebody was ready to deal with the radically, with extreme elements as long as it is serving his political interest in april. we also celebrate 6 heritage fund and were helping sick canadians tell your stories. were supporting a space in the royal ontario museum, dedicated to sick arts, culture and heritage, with an investment of $6000000.00. and as we come to an end of this year is sick heritage. but i want to remind everyone that the story of the sick community in ca

but it has been kept to live in the follow circles of canada. now, just in to the us government has been warned multiple times, sign the indian government to keep and check the ecc list elements that are moving on canadian. so a, but essentially all those requests have fallen on deck fios and justin pseudo, at this point, exports believe, is coming across to somebody who is ready to deal with extreme est with radical elements. as long as it's serving his political interest just to context the contest dining memphis and she use a google kind of non used score. separate is from the scene community that up to monday that will be an indian land from the state of punjabi god called out as a separate state for the sea community called congress done. now it's not indian seats that are demanding that seeks from canada, the stream. yeah. some of the thoughts of the war at this point it looks like the canada is b to shan, to them. and it's not, it's just the current to government. it seems even the opposition is trying to be filled the community consideri

these currently professor emeritus of law at western university in ontario, canada. thank you so much for joining us, mr. lee. what is your reaction 1st to this revelation that israel hasn't given any evidence that one right employees were involved in the october 7th attacks? are you at all surprised? i am not. i've been closely following what many countries upset and also what many organizations have said. since these allegations 1st came to light at the end of january 2 months ago, and we waited and waited and waited for more substantiation coming from israel. and none has been forthcoming. my own country, canada resumed its funding of under on, in early march, stating that it had received no substantiation from israel with respect to its allegations. that 12 employees were involved in the october 7th of taxes. and i think that was a contributing reason as to why they decided was trying to resume funding. and i'm hoping other countries that have stopped funding, including germany and the united kingdom will do so as well. right. and add a little bit more on, on can

do you think that canada will be able to work collaboratively them at present? how would canada?> to your first question, i do think that we will be able to work collaboratively with there is a second administration. i speak to that with experience. it was not easy renegotiating the map with donald trump. for someone like me who has done this kind of work virtually for my whole career, ultimately we were seeking the same goals as we had had with three nations of islam. >> let us find ways to privilege this relationship of these countries over those who are not in this packed as a way of some difficult choices that we had to make in further opening our countries to each other or agreeing on common sets of standards or trying to incentivize certain sectors. it wasn't simple, the application of tariffs on steel and aluminum was particularly unorthodox, and i think that we learned a lot actually together with them around the enormous integration of our countries and mexico as well. canada-u.s. trade was up at about $3.2 billion a day of goods and services trade. so that represents li

saw it and wrote, a clown with a cap is not needed, a clown with a cat is needed. and we went to canadaurned to the ambassador, there was ambassador yakovlev and said: you know, we liked the clown, let him come to visit us for lunch, then we moved to america from canada , there already american clowns came, they are surprised, they have three three arenas, 44 clowns run out at once, and well, smile to yourself, and here one clown is delighted, you know, this cat. well , imagine, in new york, medison square garden, a huge hall, it’s all seething, screaming, making noise, delighting me, they, i become an honorary member of the clowns of america, but the most interesting thing is that in canada they gave me the golden crown of clowns prize, there was a competition for trainers, but their charter said that the only thing that cannot be trained is a cat, then they brought this prize, we said... to animals and the propaganda of this humanism, they gave me the title of goodwill ambassador in 1976, and i realized that this is according to the stanislavsky system, this is my main priority, to br

but it also extends beyond the cotton government and canada and not canada has a huge seat population, which is a considerable walk back, which is why it seems that he was the opposition. now he's ready to d with extreme elements as long as as long as the opponents we could interest. subbing so we will rely on the grades seek values that dural gobind singh broad forward route, use of a quality for the common people. the girl said that there should be no pass system. no people on the top dictating down and pushing the people down. every one would be saying a lie in the public dies between india and canada and become very they tell because of repeated incident stuff called a son. he referendums being held also just to intrude on been leaving india without any pro whatsoever for teaming of 8. see except purchased lead a new job. now, do you political exports at this point to asking a very valid question, which is what canada every now a b. so it's land being called dog and the to that, as we'll solve in stage of call us on at, if not, why would they lacked that kind of sentiment, blue in

mala who joins us from canada in ontario uh dr. to see you again, any update you can give us? the the air is full of rumors that israel's friend justin trudo might be in his last days. yes, habibi, george, i'm talking of all this friend, just talk of yourself, you, it's a spirit by, youthful spirit, whether for you or for many others, and let me take the opportunity to say salam and the greeting to dear sister dr. marwa and sakina, and dear friend and comrad uh you know in this segment so far there are so many themes could be discussed at lence and which we haven't come across and discussed yet but let me start from canada as you know canada might be out but you know the question who will be in is more important because if it is the conservative then you'll be talking about a zionist government in canada and that you know takes me to the point george can you tell me where on this globe. "the uk was not and has not been complicit. can we name any continent where the uk or the you know great britain has not been complicit in genocide and crimes? if there is a justice on this wor

so going to take canada as well for selling weapons to israel. they can't take the us because us actually has agreed to the conventions of the i, c. j, the dutch, and that you pay, they're also implying my taking. so the rest of the world sees the, the absolute hypocrisy. this isn't something new. the, the jetta, southern gaza has just, you know, brought this out and such as star work uh, manner. yeah. the uh, past the one of the, the, the dangers here is that 1st of all, the west, the scene is being uh, completely hypocritical. um, its rules based order is a, is a, is a joke. come in, it never had any kind of uh, vitality in the 1st place. and so what is the west going to do? it will use force so will use conversion. ok. this is the destruction of international humanitarian law and international law. and the west is not going to give up its position of prominence. they will use force to keep it. now, they don't, they, because it'd been international law has been so trivialized, they don't even make reference to it anymore. pasta or, or that will

the other complication is when you talk about a company based in canada that has high hopes to enteron't necessarily know -- once we get some clarity from the dea can what does that mean for foreign companies, what does that mean for canadian companies? we have been through this regulatory story up and down and even for these canadian stocks they are struggling to get anywhere close to where they were at the levels in 2021, certainly the early days of legalization in canada about five years ago. sonali: jon erlichman, thank you so much for keeping an eye all over the sector. we will talk about going now, because in the last few hours it released first-quarter data, and deliveries were at the lowest since mid-2021. it is highlighting how far boeing has to go on the road to recovery from the various recent incidents with its planes. george ferguson joints me now . put the deliveries in context. how do we think about the first quarter relative to what has been going on with boeing? >> i think the first quarter isn't going to matter that much. they are a bit of an aberration. boeing is i

since canada had abolished slavery. were there diplomatic efforts by u.s. leaders to have the canadian authorities extradite escaped slaves who had found refuge in canada? yes, they did. one person was extradited in the entire period between between the abolition of slavery and the british colonies, 1834 and the outbreak of the war. and that unfortunate fugitive runaway came came from arkansas. but after that, no. the canadians resisted and the british resisted. and this is not just happening in canada, because throughout all along the atlantic seaboard, slaves de and slaves that were being transported to from northern from upper south slave states like virginia and to the slave markets of new orleans. in a number of instances is there are uprisings and ships and the ships are guided the bahamas which of course is a british colony and the british assist refusing to send them back or to pay compensation. so the british take a very clear position very early on that following their the emancipation of their slaves, the abolition of slavery, their colonies. the

aircraft manufacturer in canada. a220 airliners. and if you count related industries, then 23. the permission of the canadian government will support the production of local factories, as well as allay fears that airbus's operations could be hit by a ban on imports into canada and its european -made aircraft, which also depend on titanium supplies. airbus is the company that consumes enough. full technological cycle from processing to production of finished products. at the beginning of the twenty-second year, his partners included more than 450 companies in fifty countries around the world. as for the prices for titan. then they jumped sharply in the first half of twenty-two, then within two have been getting cheaper for years, now the price of the metal has begun to gradually recover. the cost of titan is approaching 53 dollars, currently, the real cost is 52,500 dollars, all previously accumulated reserves have already been used up in countries that consume titanium and... in fact , only our country has the possibility of supplyi

in 2022, 4.1% of all deaths in canada were medically assisted.hanasia due to psychiatric suffering. it is currently allowed in countries like belgium and the netherlands under stringent conditions. the medical community in canada remains divided on the new potential law. my name is sonu gaind. i'm a professor of psychiatry at the university of toronto. i'm a former president of the canadian psychiatric association as well. if maid for sole mental illness had been started to be provided, ifundamentally feel it would have been irresponsible. all the evidence shows us that when we attempt to make predictions of irremediability in mental illness, we are wrong more than half the time. it's literally better to flip a coin to guess whether somebody will or will not get better from a sole mental illness. we don't even understand the underlying biology of the vast majority of mental illnesses. and the second problem with mental illness is evidence shows us we do not know how to separate or distinguish suicidality that's actually a symptom of the mental il

it stems from canada. all the way to the us. year after the largest gold heist in canada's history. police arresting multiple suspects for stealing gold and cash from toronto's airport, worth more than 61 million usd in what appears to have been an inside job. this one is a carefully planned and well-organized group of criminals, authorities say. one suspect, 25 year old darronte king mclean, used a falsified pickup form at air canada's cargo warehouse, signed by an employee at the airport, allowing him to park his white cargo truck at a docking bay a short time later, a forklift arrived with a container of gold and foreign currency and loaded it into the rear of the suspect's truck. 6600 gold bars, along with millions in currency, were transported from the airport. months later, mclean was pulled over in pennsylvania for a traffic violation. police say they found him with 65 guns caught. >> authorized search warrant for the vehicle led to the recovery of those firearms that were allegedly destined to be smuggled into canada. >>

it is canada, which has been interfering in our internal affairs. anyway, kiddos and down the line, the notion of any chinese for him, natalie at the series saying that the results of neither of the 2 elections in question which he happen to when were impacted. and that it was, quote, improbable that didn't fall favorites as of one political party over the other. your thought china has reacted to this whole circus. china has repeatedly emphasize that china has always adhered to the principal of non interference and its internal affairs and has never interfered and has no interest in interfering. and canada's internal affairs to those said that the 2 elections in question were, quote, free and fair. sounds like the inquiry might be turning over the wrong rocks then. and that maybe they just start with a government's big ticket for and spending items like for ukraine in israel, or even the u. s. military industrial complex and then work backwards from there in search of meddler compromise and canadian addresses. right. going to offer canal in can yeah

absolutely accurate, so to speak, but at the same time, by the way, speaking of a curious thing, canadaptable, as if unacceptable behavior, acceptable rhetoric, canada openly enters the alcus, which, by the way, i ’ve been talking about for a long time, that’s it, canada is now in the new west, this, so to speak, indian pacific, it still goes there on both sides, therefore, but the main thing is to protect its interests in the arctic ocean, well... once again, the northern place, it was a lot of things were said, it was said about antarctica and a lot of things were said, the most important thing was that she wants submarines, the same ones that australia will build, the most important thing is that she wants exactly this configuration of the west, which is nothing like in principle, no nato is envisaged in this configuration, although let me remind you of nato, so to speak, canada let me remind you of a member of nato in this sense, although logically, of course , canada has interests in europe that are much less convincing than, well, that’s also yes, but how to my own time. in the cu

it is canada who has been interfering in our internal affairs . okay, so there's a reference there to canada, providing a safe haven for exiles organizing separatist activities in india by working from home on canadian swell. no mention of american for an interference so far, guessed that's now just so stomach that no one even really notices or cares anymore . how kind of became such a vassal for washington, that every canadian leaders use only to happy to now serve. we are light years away from former prime minister shocks a general refusing to ride shotgun with george w bush into a rock back in 2003, for example. also, no mention of the canadian establishment pandering to ukrainian dyers for a, even though they just handed over another $1500000000.00 us to help cover t x budget deficit and social programs. but canadians wonder why the heck their very own are tagging to all right, tells we have to leave you here. now. thank you very much our to contribute to giving us a heads up from what's going on in canada now over to is in bob bowie. now for

it's the texas of canada. fort mcmurray, if you've never heard of it, 600 miles north of the montana border, deep in the boreal forest. but it's the largest source of foreign oil imports into the united states, to the tune of about. 4 million barrels a day. and that's coming out of fort mcmurray, not really in the form of oil. don't drill it up there. they mine out of the out of sand tar sand that they have to heat to extraordinary temperatures with natural gas, which is a perfectly viable fuel but they're rendering this tarry substance into something that eventually after many more aggressive becomes sinful crude that then makes its way down into refineries, some of which are owned by koch industries on the on the northern u.s. border to be turned into products that we're burning in various ways down here. so about 90,000 people live and work there and may three, 2016, it was overrun by a wildfire. the whole city and was on that day, the site of the largest, most evacuation due to fire in modern. 90,000 peopl

it has happened in europe, canada, and the united states , and it is a revolution in both sectors, the masses and the elites. now i have called it a renaissance , a world revolution is happening, that is , international relations are moving towards a world revolution, which this media oh, that wide influence he told you more about this world revolution that they are losing their credibility. a symbolic action to show a crime, a crime that was broadcasted by cameras and reporters. one of raf sánchez's reporters from america network. he talks about the conditions of the hospital before the crime. and he denies the claim of tv that he was not involved in this killing . in the continuation of the story of the murder of shirin abu aqla . a journalist who was killed by the zionists. sanchez wants the nature of the zionist regime . remind the audience. this reminder is designed from the point of view of brazilian cartoonist carles latufov done he was killed because he was armed with a camera, similar to journalists who are killed with their cameras. these days in gaza by order of the zionists

canada, thank you very much for joining ne— as we wrap up this easter monday — and you finish off yourresident biden as part of the white house's annual easter egg roll. this year was the 144th time the festivities have happened. and those huge, slightly scary easter bunnies have always been a fixture alongside the president. i went down a bit of a rabbit hole — pardon the pun — as we found some of the bunnies' appearances over the years. you can kind of see them there next to me. there is one next to president obama. tens of thousands attend to watch children push brighly coloured, hard boiled eggs across the south lawn with wood spoons. one race to the white house, you might say — and as the other one gets ever closer, mr biden used this year's event to spell out his vision for america. i've never been more optimistic about america than i am today. we have enormous opportunities, enormous opportunities. we just have to remember who we are. we're the united states of america, and there's nothing — nothing — beyond our capacity. god bless you all, enjoy the day, and i'm coming down to

canada imposed sanctions against vsmpo arisma in february this year. on the us blacklist, which implies strict export controls, the company has been listed since september twenty -third. airbus expected to abandon russian titanium 2 years ago, but it didn’t work out. air in canada. the manufacturer assembles a-220 airliners, the number of employees exceeds 4,00, and if we count related industries, then 23,000. the canadian government's approval will help support production at local factories and also allay fears that airbus's operations could be harmed by a ban on imports into canada and its european- made aircraft, which also depends on titanium supplies. airbus is the company that. consumes quite a lot of russian titanium, yes, that is, until 2022, approximately 2/3 of purchases of titanium airbass accounted for russian metal, and this is the volume that is difficult to replace, and for boeing this share was approximately two times lower, so therefore, despite the fact that the company sought to notice the russian thetan, it is still extremely diffic