government, so we understand that canada helps ukraine at the state level, when it comes to providing ammunition, support and so on, well, but still the amounts are not comparable, this is how the united states drew us this year, thank god more than 61 billion dollars of aid , of course, i am not equating the budget of canada and the budget of the united states, but i would still like to see a more active position from the canadian side. in particular, well, we understand, the question is whether we live or die in the literal sense, when we talk, for example, about patrio system, so germany took it from its heart, but today it became known that another battery of patriots will go to us, but somehow we would like to receive more powerful help from canada as well, how does it all look for you, and we work only in our ukrainian community, we are a financial institution, we have 1.5 billion assets. he says a little bit, we have somewhere around 3-4 thousand members, and we just work on a small scale, uh, because we are not a registered charitable foundation, we have a freer hand, but we c

we have great hopes for canada.has always been kind and friendly to ukrainians, that is, canada has always been concerned about ukrainian interests, but in the matter of military aid, unfortunately, canada has not shown itself to the degree we would have hoped. i would like to ask you about this specifics. perhaps the canadian government does not understand well enough what problems are being faced in ukraine. and it is possible that we, on our part, should intensify our work with the canadian government, as at one time we worked very actively with the government, with the american authorities, here we are talking not only about the president of the united states , joseph biden, but also about members of congress and senate? well, canada is aware of its problems, well , it is with the supply of weapons, but canada, well , itself... has its own specific problems now, which it is solving, there was a check of our armed forces and our combat capability, but canada still responded very strongly with regard to economic a

now the trudeau government in canada wants to do something, my friend. show the natives in canada fors reason and in fact, it tries to attract the members of these groups, but now those stories about the natives of canada are actually lies. which is based on the canadian government's own agenda, which may now be discussed in this discussion. i would like to thank you, professor, for having this conversation with me. the chief french negotiator of the european union warned the president's decision in order to hold early elections, france has placed its country on the verge of brexit from the european union. michel barnier said: maxim's hope for the defeat of the extreme right party. france can be very risky in elections. macron had previously announced the dissolution of the french parliament and the holding of early elections. this decision was made following the european parliament elections , in which the national social party won with more than 15 percent of the votes over macron's coalition. the head of the social national party is the only way left for macron to resign in order t

of course, in canada, the story is different.was a lie based on the canadian government's own agenda, which may not be included in this discussion. at the time, he has put his country on the threshold of france's exit from the european union. michel barnier said: mcshane's hope for the defeat of the far-right french party in the elections can be very risky. macron before the dissolution of the french parliament and the holding of elections he had informed early. this decision was taken following the european parliament elections, in which the national community party won with more than 15 percent of the votes over macron's coalition. party leader we believe that the only way left for macron is to resign in order to get out of the political crisis. hundreds of protesters from germany, austria and france held demonstrations in southwest germany and demanded the closing of the american airbase near the city of ramstein. these protestors, by declaring that the us has fueled regional tensions in recent years , asked the western countr

it was the deadliest air attack and canada's history. put in the years after the attack, the militant movement effectively fell apart. i'd say into the ninety's, it pretty well dissipated. he had security important jobs, and certainly those organizations basically disappeared. but where does the indian government use this? they, they think, go back almost 40 years and they try to put the activists in canada today. people that are just basically expressing, you know, free expression of tying them into the extreme is in, of, of many decades ago. just months before nature's killing. and his ministry of external affairs sent a secret memo to indian consulates for treating him as an extremist against whom concrete measures must be taken. the memo was 1st reported by the intercept, 8 orders, a sophisticated crackdown scheme against pro cost on activist in western countries . instructor consular officials to work with the indians by agency known as ross, the research and analysis wing coils. what do i think is right here, the head of the raul w

how much more personal phone canada as a backyard for 20. this and activities are that's why or time was move to list the only are gc. now i was seen at that one as i want. it was official saying the 1st has been sacrament to terrorist which happens to be on candidates thing. but regardless of the motivation, it's kind of those decisions. mm hm. definitely indicates that there's no sign of subsiding and attentions for a timeline to use as many things to bring it up to speed on the story about se correspondent use of july the speaking to his live from to ron willis that move to i guess. now we can discuss these developments with felt like these are the professor please will communication of university of to ron lovely to see you. thanks for joining us. so this seems to be a bit of a contradiction here between candidates stones on the i r g c and also was owned by king of sync stuff which is similar to this. how would you explain not? and you know, that's just an example of the kind of this record then human rights and the support for terroris

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canada, the u.s., and mexico coming up, and we know canada's auto sector is tightly integrated withhe u.s. one. they sell parts and finished products to the u.s., and most of their exports are going into the u.s., so president trudeau really has to balance between the u.s. and china here, and of course, there's the fear china could retaliate as well. paul: in terms of retaliation, what might we see, and what could the impact be on china's ev sector? >> the short-term impact is not likely to be very huge because canada is still a very nascent market for chinese ev's, but of course, china will be blocked out of the whole market before making inroads into the country, and we know that tesla will be disproportionately affected because last year, canada did see this fivefold surge in chinese ev's, and most of that is driven by chinese-made tesla's, but other ev's like ne-yo and byd do not have a lot of presence in canada as well -- other ev's like neo and real id. of course, canada is trying to build up its own domestic industry, pouring in billions of dollars to build up their own domes

i'm going to come to canada instead because you know, there's this new thing going on in canada. you know, pierre trudeau had just come to power and that story of running into you know somebody who says you know path is about to change. yes. and you know there is this new opportunity and in your parents instance, they you know, it took him a while. it took convincing to to. yeah, what a world. right. where the diplomat in convincing people i know exactly this never happens by the way he he this diplomat made them come to his office to fill out the forms and basically said, my parents, if you if you get your your rights to go to canada and you don't want them then don't don't take them but please can we just do this can we fill out these forms because because you're not you may not be safe here, you know, and they did they filled out these forms and they went to canada and was what had happened in canada. the time was that pierre trudeau and lester pearson was the prime minister at the time. pierre trudeau would start become the prime minister. i mean they just did basic math. thi

seeing is the leader of a major political party in canada. he's also reported, we've been warned about the threat of assassination. what is it telling you that india would be with the laughter of the leader of a national party here in canada? so i say that i can't respond to information regarding my social security and to be really wrong. anyone in canada, when david, any fear that that a foreign government is ready their life they think they're gonna kill us and eventually shut us up. i don't think that's gonna work. one thing for sure though is a call us on will be main call us time. that's the name of the new country for seeks that activists would like to carve out of the indian state of punjab. nature started organizing symbolic boats for the would be 6 state in the years before his death. i hope that staging referendums in western nations would be a step towards the creation of a new country for seats. but inside india, today, the idea has little support. so why would india put its most important economic and diplomatic ties on the line

canada buys a lot of stuff from the united states. canada has been challenging growing its economy over the long-term. tings like productivity has not helped through a weaker currency. that is going to be one of the big stories going forward. sonali: we thank you so much for your time. jon erlichman from toronto. we want to bring you breaking news outside of new york city. new york governor kathy hochul plans to indefinitely delay new york city congestion pricing plan citing inflation and financial pressures. she said the state is exporting under -- exploring other funding options for the mta. this was a plan set to begin june 30. it would be the first of its kind in the united states and it was expected to bring in a billion dollars a year in a plan to modernize the more than 100-year-old transit system. and now is of course getting a significant roadblock when it comes to the state. coming up next, we are going to talk about commercial real estate with commercial real estate developer marion gilmartin on the risks and opportunities

how slum canada is decision to list the as lumnick revolution? regard court as a terrorist entity runs foreign ministry spokesperson stays, the move goes against international a dispute. because these are the decision of the canadian government. is it how style move and country to the accepted standards and principles of international law? these you are responsible and provocative move follows the wrong path that the canadian government mistaken for more than a decade under the influence of warmongers unreal violators of human rights and the main founders of terrorism. here one does not seem to be surprised by canada as move to blacklist the vomit cover, lucian gar score as a terrorist organization. since this was science, i've had this long standing castillo, the especially in the past decade when they broke off diplomatic ties. of course, canada has long been seeking to designate the r g c as a tower group. and now it's made the announcement on wednesday saying that the move will help or ta, well with countering terrorist finance and get starte

the issuance of the aviation court ruling ps 752 in canada, the ukrainian airline is short should payation. the supreme court of ontario in canada found ukraine airlines guilty of negligence in issuing flight permits in dangerous conditions and ordered the company to pay $180,000 to the families of each of the victims. the court emphasized. ukrainian airlines was aware that iran was on alert following the martyrdom of general soleimani, however, it did not cancel its flight and put passengers' lives at risk. 12 days ago , the supreme court of canada requested the confiscation of government property and bank assets of iran in canada he had refused to pay tribute to the survivors. but about the judgment of the supreme court of ontario, canada, etc. , for the ukrainian airline case, i am discussing with mr. mohammad amin esmaili, an international law expert. mr. esmaili, i greet you . the tragic accident of the crash of the ukrainian passenger plane , which led to the death of a number of our compatriots as well as foreign passengers of this flight. in the last five years , it has been t

canada is a leading democratic nation. they are the neighbor. our history is linked. when i am them to do their fair share do not comes that more often than not? what about your neighbor to the north? candidate needs to lead by example with the canadian people need to understand they are exposing their population to additional threats this collective ability to defend canada.ling to meet the 2% goal they think someone else is going to pick up their slack. i tell everyone i consider nato like i consider my family. have brothers and sisters we always have it argument. i've got onerobably not vote for me if she lived in north carolina. but my siste kno gets into trouble i'm going to be there.t too. canada needs to understand we've got other people in this family put other nations in this family that will benefit spirit our alliance will benefit if they go to the canadian people and understand why it is so critically important for a nation of the stature of canada to lead by example. other than that opinion. >> it is also distressing a plan in place to get to the 2%. last

he was he was the deputy thomas is canada. so those last day cuz for his us as she was saying that he doesn't go virus and his phones. so susan and i know some change for june. it was important to have a moment of silence to recognize this was the murder of the in canada on canadian soil. and that that is entirely possible. so i want to start with um, 2nd of all, i do want to say i was very proud of the prime minister and of the strong position he took after it was the right thing to do. ready and more secure, knowing that she will stand for canadians and against the chillers of canadians. no matter what. no directing. measuring my heart every these 3 list evans exposed canada is only lean towards that one takes. now the kind of us, via, perhaps canada shoes, remember, and that's the billing all the in the, this month in 1985 by through college sunset may be, but as i saw so i may use them with the wash stare, a task something to use. so i was a slash candidate has to be about that. now, despite in the shop reactions, condemna

so tensions are heating up between india and canada. new dallas been out of range still after controversial separate is group known as the college. the movement is given permission to button an average. you all be indian from minutes to outside the constituted in vancouver. and the incident came day after india strongly criticized the canadian parliament for declaring admitted silence for were deceived, separate as leader who now who knew daily, considered as a terrorist. india claims canada has allowed extra mission to operate with infinity in the north american country. we naturally oppose any move, giving political space to extremism and those advocating violence. time again, we have said that this is a matter of serious concern for us colostomy activities. we have been repeatedly calling upon the government of canada to take action. we have said that political space that is provided to extremes, defending the elements, and those advocating violence must stop and they must take action. it was easy, separate to see the canadian ball.

they're getting other kinds of support from individuals settled in canada, the u. k. and the us, as an affront to some extent, australia is very surprising actually, because they should be 0 dollars, whatever. there isn't any, there is a trip to countries every right? so india, it was quite surprised by the very, uh, by the very been, i not to do of canada and you're talking about the can just come on be due today. know that there is no justice for the 329 victims in joining them about 200 canadian citizens. not just as a dog, i go to the clinic. terrifying is the fact that neither of united states, northern canada has any action being taken against individuals who have been promoted to the island. there are some individuals in canada who support this kind of fall off for extremism, of course, outside the country. but if you recall some months ago, there was the only thing awful of i'm not c. uh oh boy, ukrainian golden gold freedom fighter was or not see. and no your offering an individual who spoke. oh really, there's a lot of effort into creating violence ma'am. wh

they're getting other kinds of support from individuals . settled in canada, the u. k. and the us of grad to some extent, australia is very surprising actually because there should be 0 tolerance, whatever. there isn't any, there is a trip to countries every right. so india, it was quite surprised by the very, very been i not to do of canada and you're talking about the can you scope only due to the know that there is no justice for the 329 victims. in joining a about 200 canadian citizens, not just as a door, and what is the clinic notifying is the fact that neither of united states nor in canada has any action being taken against individuals who have been promoted to the wireless. there are some individuals in canada who support this kind of slow, all but extremism, of course, outside the country. but if you recall, some months ago, there was a honoring awful awful not see the oh boy, ukrainian golden gold freedom fighter. was there not see? and no your offering an individual who spoke, who really there's a lot of effort into creating violence, ma'am bombing. but let'

they're getting other kinds of support from individuals settled in canada, the u. k. and the us has enough ground to some extent, australia is very surprising actually because they should be 0 dollars. whatever there is of anywhere is up tend to countries every way. so india, it was quite surprised by the very, very been i not to do off canada and you're talking about the can you scope only is the $39.00 was to the guns cup on the 3rd to please 3rd yesterday, if i recall and up to date know that there is no justice in the future in genetic victims, in joining them about 200 canadian citizens, nor just as a door, one individual was due and he was ready to be released of a very, very quickly he was released. nobody knows what to do. i'm, i'm the most horrible thing about this is that this was a doug that could have been for stuart. they're very well, but they weren't individuals from the canadian security services for the following . but 3 or 4 individuals on the board up to solve some issue and they hold a load explosion and they just ignore it and walked back. and dr.

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so i was just flash canada that has 3 z one about that. now this 5 in the shop reactions, condonation one blown out the life shown down. it seems that kind of the western countries that's just not getting the problem because done and talking trade. now a key piece of the jigsaw that is the international law. south child support card that was slotted into place this week to ron has opened a new railroad route, which will connect russia iran in india, and allow them to trade independently from western nations, much faster and custody to considerably lower costs. ultimately, the tree of colorado is said to move goods and from india, iran as a by john and russia via road rail and c. a one side of the route begins, are they, india, and port of mon bye. from that goods can be delivered to iranian ports in the persian gulf and then transported by road by rail to russia, avaya as i by john or shipped across the caspian sea. and with all the details here is are these use of july a. marsha anticipated for rash cas paying way away in nor the water wa

the pensions heating up between canada had india and new delhi has spoken out against canada. canadian authorities for allowing me to separate these group. the so called kind of stand movement to, but an effigy of the indian prime minister in their mind remotely outside the country. they didn't vancouver, and i came a day after india and india strongly criticized the canadian parliament before declaring the moment of silence. for the seas separate is needed that now new daily, considered as a terrorist. india said, canada has enabled extremists to operate with impunity in the north american country, as we naturally oppose any moves, giving political space to extremism and those advocating violence. time again, we have said that this is a matter of serious concern for us colostomy activities. we have been repeatedly calling upon the government of canada to take action. we have said that political space that is provided to extremes, defending the elements, and those advocating violence must stop and the must take action. and the guy know wants to get sick, which is the, the median ball.

so i was like canada has to z about that. now, despite india's shop reactions, condemnation blown out the actual down, it seems that kind of the western countries that's just not getting the problem. because guns that should they stay or should they go back? is the question being off in san diego, the continued presence of us out for can come on to for come as it's commonly known . and this is all off to the opposition in the southern african nation to monte the minute truthful is some talking. while african is one of 9 us, a department of defense joint come back, come on. so this one specializing in a frequent a says, it's full, says conduct exercises with soldiers from a number of nations in west or north africa and have offices in several of the states across the continent, including some of them. but it's main stated, a is the fight against terrorism on transnational threats. however, lack of transparency over operations, or indeed much concrete success and a number of the how states has already seen us troops told to me,

we are basically led by the united states friends in canada. but i want to say another thing and that is important. a 6 they 5 percent of it says population is under 24 years old and on till we decide to invest in them, they invest in their health, in their education, in their job training in their the bella. but in providing infrastructure, you will be, we creating this vicious cycle of games, gangs, games, that doesn't mean the will not be games because you have games in chicago. you have the new york you have in their lives, you will have them to want to. but what it means is you're investing in the develop, but to induce the massive and the quality that exist in the hate there to many people here, we may have to provide them with jobs. we need to provide them with housing, or that will have to be the last what i would thank you all for a very, very spirited conversation. monique jemima, renata, thanks so much for joining me. is everybody that is our show upfront. we'll be back next. the from palestine to pakistan from syria to be in donasia

and the us, france, canada cannot keep acting the way that they've been out the past 20 years when it comes to dealing with haitian people. it's been this acceptable. renate ones. yep. and i mean, i mean, it's understandable that what she's saying that haitians are have the history of interventions that have be failed. and i think that is a very legitimate question. but i think it is also a little bit not a given the situation being as dire as the dice. i price is good. we speak to daily with hundreds of patients across both the products and abroad. we visit the country multiple times and without trying to be disrespectful. uh, what we hear from the people in see there's a nail in the areas that are, you know, under the harassment from the gangs. it's like, it's easy for people who are not in here to say that they don't want. i mean the matter as, as a foreigner to haiti, let me just say i have family that has to leave quite up. okay. and move to the country side. okay. i know i'm a haitian person and i get phone calls that i talk to people. so that's the 1st day the, the, the, the, t

yes , how was the voting of iranians living in canada finally held?, what issues such as many margins were raised about it? it was done and it was followed up very much through the swiss embassy as the embassy and office of the protector of the interests of the islamic republic of iran in canada. and funds. the follow-ups did not show up and did not allow this, but still , there is a possibility of participation of iranians living in canada in this election. they can actually enter the american border. there are two voting districts in seattle, buffalo, and two voting districts that are relatively close to the border of the united states and canada. canadian iranians there are two hands. they have canadian passports, they cross the border without any problems, and they can attend and vote in one of these two constituencies, and those who have so-called pr or reside, then they must receive a visa. and after i stated in the collection that many follow-ups were done to obtain a visa for iranians residing in the united states and canada due to the distanc

one does not seem to be surprised by canada, is move to blacklist. these allow me to have a lucian gar score as a terrorist organization since the to science. i've had this long standing castillo, the, especially in the past decade when they broke off diplomatic ties. of course, canada has long been seeking to designate the r g c as a tower group. and now it's made the announcement on wednesday saying that the move will help or ta, well with countering terrorist finance and can slip it runs human rights record as well as the r g. c is links to groups such as comments to be among the key factors behind this decision to blacklist the revolution guards that our government has made the decision to list the islamic revolutionary guard car as a terrorist entity. under the criminal code. this action sends a strong message, the canada will use all of the tools at its disposal to combat the terrorist entity of the i, r g c. the uranium regime has consistently displayed disregard for human rights both inside. 9 and outside of iran, as well as a willingness to

i mean a new canada has seen a showing of a stronger design its influence and its policies. canada has uh, taken the move to the events in list i, as you see as a terrace organization, which is like a part of the runs, the armed forces and canada has previously also limited the wrong iranian. they asked for a success to voting. this is, this looks like uh, okay, even though kind of the close to support human rights and care. even for iranian surprise, when it comes to a different perspective, which ease participation in the presidential election by iranian ex spouse in canada, kind of doesn't want to allow that happen and doesn't wants to keep that rights to yvonne ends and uh, for whatever reason. this is very contradictory to why it's kind of the claims in terms of practicing democracy and respecting its own citizens. sites just the word on washington as well ahead of the uranian election officials in the us said the vote would not be free or for. but the same politicians don't seem to mind giving billions of dollars to keep it, even after loving. there is a lensky scrap presidential

it's nuclear activities and west to israel, canada as own human rights. roger it wrong calls the list. think a bitter joke. got it up, has become the go to a place where migrants from across the world, including refugees, from comfort zones, but among them there are a number of co operatives ranging from ices, this really long cause liberation, tigers of chinese, n. um, unpack expense that's kind of table, and j shim, well, how much to have also found with canada as a backyard for clandestine activities? that's why i was moved to list the i r g c. now we've seen it wrong as ironic with official saying the force has in fact been fighting terrorist which happened to be on canada as team. but regardless of the motivations, tentative decision definitely indicates that there's no sign of subsiding and the tensions between what's how it was done by us seen through the eyes of an art site or next account to us army veterans, scott bennett's video diary from the impossible region moments as he asks locals, why do they stay there under daily trips all the time? th

it's nuclear activities and west to israel, canada's own human rights. roger, it wrong calls the list. think a bitter joke. got it up, has become the go to place for migrants from across the world, including refugees, from conflict zones. but among them there are a number of co operatives ranging from ices, this really long cause liberation tigers of chinese. and um, unpack a span that's kind of table, and j shim, well, how much to have also filed with canada as a backyard for clandestine activities. that's why i was moved to list the i r g c. now we've seen it wrong as i erotic with official saying, the force has in fact been fighting terrorist which happens to be on canada as team . but regardless of the motivation, candidates decision definitely indicates that there's no sign of subsiding and the tensions between what's our on several really and political communications scholar, uncommon tutor food is at a point site. the i r g c has been fighting against this law, makes states since its creation and being branded in the same category is scandalous. t

now the kind of us via, perhaps canada shows remember. and that's the billing all the a in the, in this month, in 1985 by through college sunset may be the nice menu then with the wash stand or something you do. so i was a slash candidate. has to be forgotten about that. now, despite in the shop reactions, condemnation when blown out, the showdown seems that's kind of the rest. and obviously that's just not getting the problem. because done inc has expanded a huge fire, has sticking the holes and the 26th to restart script by the capital ass donna smoke can be seen below. and from the structure and drifting towards some of the cities longmont buildings, a number of people were rep, actuated from the side of a no casualties have been reported. emergency services, blame the siding on the building for how quickly the fire spread of the course of the blazes yet on noon will be staying across the story to bring you updates from that and crossing to europe. now where the you has at dallas, it's imposing its 1st sanctions against the process liq

thank you, i want to thank canada for its role, for the g7 summit and the peace summit. at the peace summit, your prime minister announced a new aid package for ukraine, for which we are truly grateful. but there is one other topic that i would like to raise with you briefly, i think it was very important to hear about it from canada. for. of ukraine, a common opinion among ukrainian experts believes that it is important role played by the global south? how do you see the reaction of the global south at the peace summit? arseniy yatsenyuk said clearly enough about what he thinks about china's position and so on. it's absolutely clear what your thoughts are on how we... i think it was fantastic to attend, to participate in this peace summit. i have to admit, at first we were very skeptical about who was going to be involved, but it exceeded our expectations, of course, and canada and ukraine introduced task force number four, which is human dimension, and we them. we call the global south, but we can expand that, i think they are useful, countries like qatar, let's say, i

so i was excited to canada. that has to be about that. now, despite in the shop reactions, condemnation when blown out, the black showdown is, seems that's kind of the questions. obviously, that's just not getting the problem because done not despond, claiming you have ukraine's back no matter what the you use. and now is the range of new tires on the countries food exports in a bit to protect its own domestic output. with our take all the development here is already contributed rachel masted. well, you probably had a chance to keep flooding new york in common market with our farm products that don't even have to abide by you quality standards. and they blew it in absolute record time too. so back in march that you parliament voted to keep excluding your training farming products from import tariffs, except in the event that those imports go above the average import levels for 2022 in 2023, which just happen to be the same levels that we're responsible for sparking the you farmers protest in the 1st place that we've seen on or all over th

in canada, it was the burwash types, the moderate.he more compromise minded christians willing to rethink their ideas about scripture perhaps to accommodate new science. it was these guys who retained mainstream evangelicalism while in america. e more aggressive stance that we see in warfield came to be more influential. now i've been describing fundamentalism ais thing so far, you know, really dogma and scientific knowledge. an was that but there is another movemenin conservative protestantism at time that overlaps somewhat withfundamentally zen but is really its own thing. and that movement movement. here' a couple of images of a holiness camp back in the day and today. now, you may my talk of holiness christians dimly from the early parts of the semester emerged mainly in methodist and in north america among interested in the holy spirit's in a christian after conversion. what theyled the second blessing. this feeling of spirit, if you will, power and the total suppression of sin by the holy . john wesley had argued that pture dema

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

this is canada against the third team, but what about hockey solidarity, then i realized that in factot forgive him for their defeats, then the very series of the ussr, canada, when he brilliantly defended our interests, they simply did not forgive him, so they waited and they gave it away, well, here of course you immediately remember the soviet comedy of small trunks, but we just have to understand who we are with... special military operation, just so that a week, a few days before the start , ukrainian citizens know that when you promise them, you can come to nato only after fighting with russia, and even achieving victory, well, so that the price is clear, what are you then they told them, they said that the doors were open to nato, but they didn’t tell them the most important thing. why? well, because every question has its own price. and here the price is such that the question leaves no stone unturned. that is, a complete lie. the big seven, no need to name it, probably big, just a seven, and not even great, like the good old american one. i suggested 7g, here’s 7g, i complete

the most violent clashes between protesters and police were in montreal, canada.e, law enforcement officers used not only batons to disperse demonstrators, but tear gas. in north america , public dissatisfaction with israel's policies in the gas sector has become especially noticeable among students at universities in the united states and canada. occupation strikes continue, while the authorities of both countries are pursuing pro-israeli policies and suppressing protests in the most severe manner. hunger brought tens of thousands of argentines onto the streets. the day before , mass protests began in the country's capital, buenos aires, demanding that the government begin distributing free food. the intensity of public discontent was so strong that the military, by court decision , opened the warehouses and began distributing powdered milk. in argentina, there is a rapid impoverishment of... the population in the country in the first half of this year alone, the number of people living below the poverty level increased by 10%. now, according to official statisti

canada and the people of canada.f those who fought for freedom lives on is why we've come together again today.to why we've come together again today. to say thank you. thank you for our freedom and thank you for our freedom and thank you for our freedom and thank you for your service . merci. you for your service. merci. pour notre liberte. a merci pour votre service . votre service. >> a speech by the prince of wales and talking to. he's leading the canadian commemoration. justin trudeau, the canadian prime minister i imagine he'll speak to cameron walker. of course. it's canada is very . the monarchy is still is very. the monarchy is still popular in canada. this will do . popular in canada. this will do. this will underline the point. >> yeah, i think it certainly will. and prince william spoke in his speech there that canada and uk continue to stand side by side, just as they did 80 years ago. it shows how the monarchy really is, perhaps the glue that holds the two nations diplomatically together, or at least in