against russian citizens , including actors sergei bezrukov, vladimir mashkov and dmitry pevtsov, in ottawansidered disinformers in total 34 people on the new list. among them are presidential adviser and ex-head of the ministry of culture vladimir medinsky a. also , tv presenters, including dmitry guberniev. by the way, in his usual manner, he already offered the canadian prime minister to apologize and joked that learned a lesson not rooting for the canadians enough. so the ambassador of our country to canada was offended, stressed the sanctions against russian journalists and cultural figures show that ottawa is afraid of the truth and continues to stifle freedom of speech. let's take a short break from advertising. such a low rate has not yet been a loan in the alpha bank from four and a half percent. get money today alpha-bank is the best mobile bank. pyaterochka only until november 13 , any lottery ticket from stoloto is a chance to win another 100,000. every day to the world. get winnings on the website and stoloto branded stores never compare prices for osago and buy a pole in the s

at the same time, diplomats in ottawa, they have not previously reacted in any way to a contract killingurnalists daria dugina shelling of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, the killing of the inhabitants of donbass by the ukrainian military is another russian, according to the west, you can be killed for months, the top russian leadership spoke about certain red lines, intersections, which will have consequences for ukraine and the west. it is a pity that in the west and in canada, in particular, did not hear this, and even now, after kiev has crossed these very red lines, ottawa does not hear moscow point-blank; on the contrary, it does so that ukrainian politicians and further deaf and thereby doomed their people to death. how else to explain the territory of the canadian prime minister labor, who promised zelensky further military assistance. what kind of truth is unknown, much more specific is his southern colleague, jubaiden. he promised the ukrainian leader of a modern air defense system. it is possible that the american president will announce additional support measures today

replenish the scorer’s score, who had already scored 10 points in the season in the match against ottawan the road, he wrote down on his an assist score, and then he scored himself all this happened in the first period at minnesota, he didn’t miss his and won 4: 2, interrupting ottawa’s winning streak in four matches . only four hockey players macweed dreiser max and ramstan have more games. continental hockey league novosibirsk siberia bounced back with a score of 0:2 in the match against astana's barys and won for the third time in a row 4:3. this is the sixth success of siberia eight matches of the khl for the ninth victory in a row, meanwhile, the hockey players of the capital cska celebrated in moscow, which they beat on their ice. and for the second time in the season, dynamo minsk 21 in abandoned washers. the army team scored anton slepyshev and pavel karnaukhov. now cska is in second place in the western conference, with 33 points in 22 games dynamo is ninth. the eighth racket of the world, russian tennis player andrei rublev, was defeated in the second round match in vienna, whe

against russian citizens, including actors sergey bezrukov vladimir mashkov and dmitry pevtsov in ottawa considered 34 people in the new list as misinformers. among them are presidential adviser and ex-head of the ministry of culture vladimir medinsky and even tv presenters, including dmitry guberniev by the way, in his usual manner, he already offered the canadian prime minister to apologize and joked that a had learned his lesson by not rooting for the canadians enough. and those who were offended by the ambassador of our country to canada stressed the sanctions against russian journalists and cultural figures show that ottawa is afraid of the truth and continues to stifle freedom of speech. haiti has been engulfed in protests by thousands of residents of the island demanding the resignation of prime minister ariel henri through the streets. they even carried his symbolic coffin. the authorities have sent a request. there they are slow the entry of foreign troops. this was another reason for outrage, the protesters turned to russia and china with a request to block participation, and i

the fsb investigative committee detained two former militants bant bosaev, ottawa more than 20 yearsd in armed attacks on russian military in the north caucasus were detained in two regions at once. adilkhan elmanbetov was detained in the omsk region, according to the investigation, in february 2000, as part of a gang of bossaeva and hottab elmanbetov, he participated in an armed attack on pskov paratroopers, as a result of which 84 servicemen died. hottaba and on october 4 , 1999, took part in the attack on russian servicemen in the area of ​​the village charlins, then 15 people were killed and another 28 were wounded, and mambetov was charged with armed rebellion, participation in a gang and encroachment on the life of military personnel due to the special gravity of the crimes committed. the investigation petitions the court to select a measure of restraint in respect of them in the form of detention. the spring movement is included in the register of extremists and terrorists, according to the rosfin monitoring website, according to the prosecutor's office, the activity of the yo

>> friday, i was at home, most of the day i had a stomach flu. >> in ottawa or tweet?ommand. >> the day that -- do you member how you found out? >> got sent an email, we'll, as soon as the of staff on the base learned, they told me. >> okay. >> i can remember what they of the week are talking about, but, yes, obviously, when one of your people gets killed, it gets your attention. >> and how did you know marie france cuomo? >> i've only met her once. she was on a crew i was on. >> next, the detective asks williams again, politely, respectfully, for his dna. >> what would you be willing to give me today to help me move pasture in this investigation? >> what do you need? >> well, do you mind supplying things like fingerprints, blood samples, things like that. >> sure. >> footwear impressions? >> yes. >> okay. >> williams sounds a little apprehensive. >> and i assume you will be discreet? >> as possible. yes. >> because this would have a significant impact on the base if they thought i did this. >> the news is tightening, the detective offers williams and out. would there

at the same time, diplomats in ottawa, they did not react in any way to the contract killing of journalistia dugina, the shelling of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, the killing of the inhabitants of donbass by the ukrainian military, this is another russian, according to the west, you can kill for months, the top russian leadership has been talking about certain red lines, the crossing of which will have consequences for ukraine and the west. it is a pity that in the west and in canada in particular they did not hear this, and even now, after kiev crossed these very red lines, ottawa does not even hear moscow at close range on the contrary, it does so that ukrainian politicians continue to be deaf and thereby doom their people to death. how else to explain the rhetoric of canadian prime minister trudeau, who promised zelensky further military assistance. which one true, it is not known where his southern colleague, joe biden, is much more specific. he promised the ukrainian leader a modern air defense system. it is possible that the american president will announce additional support

when thousands of truckers blocked ottawa last year to protest cova vaccine mandate, canadian police blame for an interference and even rush up for the protests. now, intelligence has allegedly painted a different picture, will bring you the details later in the program and a show of diplomacy and mid strained relations. india and china exchange words of support as bilateral trade between the 2 powers cross is $100000000000.00, despite unresolved territorial dispute with, from moscow to the world. this is our international. i merger blevins. and these are the top stories, this our a bloody, dangerous and dirty game. that's how vladimir putin has described, the west current international policy. he was speaking at the annual session of the valve. i international discussion club here in moscow where he address a number of major global issues. here are some of the highlights that goes away with that sir, but the so called collective west. it's a nominal term of course, since is no unity there. in the past few months, it has made a number of steps towards escalation, listening, miram, do

it's appropriate that i'm based here in ottawa because right now, here in ottawa, canada, they're running a municipal election and it is the most corrupt election i have ever seen. they are trying their best to bring in a climate alarmist as mayor. so guess who they put in charge of the four debates they've had climate activists. they have climate activists running mayors debate. professor. and it doesn't surprise me that this is happening in canada is happening in the united states . and we need real facts to to discern what the real truth is here. professor, thank you for this invaluable work that you're doing. and planned parenthood has just revealed itself to be no better than a creepy guy using candy to lure kids into his van . we're going to show you the video that explains what we're talking about. >> so stay parents and grandparents as we wait to see what's next for president trump. mike huckabee's education company wants to help your kids learn all about president trump's greatest achievements. during his first term. that's why we're giving away the kids guide to president trump.

against russian citizens , including actors sergey bezrukov, vladimir mashkov and dmitry pevtsov, in ottawa artists were considered disinformers in total 34 people on the new list. among them are presidential adviser and ex-head of the ministry of culture vladimir medinsky and even a tv presenter , including dmitry guberniev. by the way, in his characteristic manner, he offered the canadian prime minister to apologize and joked that he had not received the horn enough for the canadians and they were offended by the ambassador of our country in canada is quite serious diplomat emphasized sanctions against russian journalists and figures and culture show from tawa is afraid of the truth and continues to stifle freedom of speech. the ukrainian military will be trained by instructors and slovakia about the readiness of bratislava to share combat experience, the minister of foreign affairs said, meanwhile, four heavy transport aircraft from the united states arrived in poland in a day, they landed hundreds of kilometers from the border with ukraine, transport aircraft of the british and australi

at the same time, diplomats earlier in ottawa, they did not react in any way to the contract killing the shelling of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, the killing of donbas residents by the ukrainian military is another russian, according to the west, you can be killed for a month, the top russian leadership spoke about certain red lines, intersections of which will have consequences for ukraine and the west it is a pity that in the west and in canada in particular this was not heard and even now, after kiev crosses these very red lines, ottawa does not hear moscow point-blank, on the contrary, it makes ukrainian politicians continue to deaf and thereby doom their people to death. how else to explain the territory of the canadian prime minister trudeau, who promised zelensky further military assistance. what kind of truth is not known, his southern colleague, joe biden, is much more specific. he promised the ukrainian leader of a modern system. air defense it is possible that additional measures support the us president will announce today at an emergency meeting of the family grou

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replenish the scorer's score, who had already scored 10 points in the season in the match against ottawa chalked it up to hollywood and then scored himself all this happened in the first period, minnesota did not miss her and won 4-2, interrupting four-machine winning streak. ottawa, by the way, whims set a club record along the way, it took him only 143 matches to score 50 points. in the kontinental hockey league, novosibirsk siberia bounced back from a score of 0:2 in the match against astana barys and won the third time in a row 4:3 - this is the sixth aspect in siberia in eight khl matches, the ninth victory in a row, meanwhile, the hockey players of the capital cska celebrated in moscow, which they beat on their own ice. and for the second time in the season, dynamo minsk 2:1 in the abandoned pucks of the army team anton slepashev and pavel karnaukhov. now cska is in second place in the western conference, with 33 points in 22 games dynamo is ninth. historical success thanks to coach cherchesov happened in the history of the hungarian club fenzenváros, the team for the first time in

theo argitis joining us in ottawa. let's bring in charles st-arnaud, former economist with the bank of canada and now working for alberta central. we have talked about the idea of central bank pivots but it feels there is a possible roadmap to be watching with central banks. the idea of gearing down, you shift down and wait to see where things go from here. what was your reaction to this decision today? charles: on our side we were expecting 50 basis points. we were not expecting they would be as aggressive. for us, it was not a big surprise. we are getting to a point where we have had very big increases in policy rates since the beginning of the year in a very indebted economy. it is time for the bank of canada to take more of a wait and see approach or get more data dependent. that is what they are telling us today. kriti: one of the things that seems to be some sort of decade-long ptsd on the side of the border is the idea that in the 1970's, this is the mistake paul volcker made. they may be pulled back to soon. do

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the embassy in ottawa was told that several insulting emails had been sent to e-mails earlier this monthso, unknown persons announced plans to blow up the representative offices of russia , the embassy workers repeatedly demanded that the authorities of the country ensure the security of the diplomatic mission in several cities and equip police posts near the buildings, but have not received a response. joe biden, after a long break, gave an interview to american journalists the white house for the first time in 7 months. he allowed the media to talk face-to-face with the president, but only to the loyal cnn channel you went through all this on the eve of the congressional elections, but the vote is less than a month away and the polls show that the democrats can give way to the republicans in an interview biden tried to assure americans who are outraged record inflation that the state of affairs in the economy recession will gradually improve the united states was not threatened , but the international agenda and traditionally were not without awkwardness while answering questions, the

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i'm joined now by adequate into in ottawa. she is an environmental researcher at queens university and canada . welcome to the dubliners africa jacqueline, are you've been researching the reasons for nigeria is flooding. we know the main rivers in the country flood annually. why is the situation different this time? yeah, this is vision is the friend these time because of this kill and magnitude. so why major a sponsor and offloading dca will had very bad flooding and don't get on way springs it's gonna flood last was in 2012 and we'll have similar factors. so in 2012 there was release of 1000 lire, them some from came in. so does the same this year. so even though the swan in are the official reports, will half of the nation, how many still water resources tells us that the flooding we are experiencing is not due to any, is not related to any dam release, want you to drink for? so have hiring fall d c. so so higher rainfall means the dams get full and then they get released. i mean, we've had a lot of rain fall before it is.

i'm joined now by adequate ha into in ottawa, she is an environmental researcher at queens university and canada. welcome to the dublin years africa darker. now you've been researching the reasons for nigeria is flooding. we know the main rivers in the country flood annually. why is the situation different this time? yeah, decision is different these time because of this kill and magnitude. so why major a sponsor or flooding b? c. we've had very bad flooding and don't get away springs it's kind of flooding last was in 2012 and who have similar factors in 2012. there was release of 1000 lire. them some from came in. so does the same this year. so even though the one in our, the official reports will half of the nation are many still water resources tells us that the flooding we are experiencing is not due to any, is not related to any dam release, but due to rainfall. so have hiring fall d c. so so higher rainfall means the dams get full and then they get released. i mean, we've had a lot of rainfall before it is, it's exceptional this year. so apparently they've had very, very, had a

i'm joined now by adequate ha into in ottawa, she is an environmental researcher at queens university and canada. welcome to the dubliners africa darker. now you've been researching the reasons for nigeria is flooding. we know the main rivers in the country flood annually. why is the situation different this time? yeah, this is vision is defending time because of this kill and magnitude. so why major a sponsor on our flood in b. c, we've had very bad flooding and the time was brain is kind of funny. last was in 2012 and who have similar factors. so in 2012 there was release of bounce. the fear them some from came in. so does the same this year. so even though the one in our, the official reports will half of the nation are many still water resources tells us that the flooding we are experiencing is not due to any, is not related to any dam release, but due to rain for so have hiring fall dcea so so higher rainfall means the dams get full and then they get released. i mean, we've had a lot of rainfall before it is, it's exceptional this year. so apparently they had very, very, had a no

informed in russian reported in the russian embassy in ottawa.donesia, summing up the summit of speakers of parliaments of the g20 green economy. energy security economic challenges of this topic discussed by the participants russia at the summit is represented by the head of the federation council valentina matvienko the day before. she held a number of meetings with colleagues from different countries. today more a series of negotiations, but most importantly, the adoption of the final resolution, what documents will be submitted and whether russia will sign it, boris ivanin found out. one of the main issues, as the head of the russian delegation said the day before. speaker of the federation valentina penka. russia will sign the parliament's final declaration that this g20 itself will only be taken into account if moscow's opinions and positions on the whole second issue are taken into account. now, just at the summit site, the coordination of the parameters of this very final resolution is being completed. but how already speak here florah. t

previous reporting noted controversial political figures in the us voicing support for the blockades and ottawa, in windsor, and foreign funding of the auto a blockade. much of it from the us. the recent reporting regarding the possible use of bogus social media accounts by foreign actors overseas to promote the blockade said just another external influence in domestic affairs. but the documents made public by the inquiry contradicted these statements with the director of the canadian security intelligence service c. as i, as saying that there were no foreign actors financing the convoy in another report . the o. p. p. intelligence analyst had flagged an interview that an ontario and p p and convoy supporter gave to r t r t. formerly russia today is reported to be a russian government controlled platform for directing disinformation at the west to benefit the strategic foreign policy objectives of the russian state. but c s i asked, disagreed with the prevented all operational intelligence bureaus view that the protest fit the minimum threshold to be labeled a potential national security threat

voice of america us secretary of state anthony blinken during his visit to the canadian capital of ottawa visited the public hub for ukrainian immigrants cafe ukraine is a place where newly arrived ukrainians can get to know each other with each other and to get practical advice on life in a new country, the vice-prime minister of canada of ukrainian origin hrystia freeland and minister of foreign affairs meleni zhuli, all three high-ranking officials noted the cooperation between the usa and canada in countering russian aggression and emphasized the constant support of ukraine. i am glad to welcome you to canada, to show you our ukrainian canadian community and canada's response to the illegal invasion of ukraine. i want to thank you personally to the united states and president biden, america really leads the free world in the fight for democracy, the sovereignty of ukraine, but it is also a fight for our democracy, canada, the united states, we saw the courage and resilience of the ukrainian people fighting against russian aggression is extraordinary. and we have helped in these effort

them angry, and a mix of corruption, mismanagement, and political crisis a making without a lot. ottawa and pepper. we have 4 hours of blackouts followed by 2 hours of service. but when the national electricity is on its like traffic lights, it goes on and off all the time. people he are suffering when these cables are failing to deliver power to their households. but when they do, they become dangerous to human lives, as they're left low hanging in residential areas. malika has been a main instigator for angry protests and iraq in the past few years. under 50 degrees celsius summer, people had to live with blackouts or pay for local generators. ladale alarm federal marbella, these again between our demand and supply, we need 35000 megawatts of electricity, even if we secure 25000. we still need 10000 megawatts. we need more stations in different cities. also we need new lines to all the provinces. the lack of budget is challenging. our plans are not by his guys on power from iran to cover a 3rd of its needs. but with sanctions on to her on payments have been overdue. iran is struggling

look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. turkeys president, receptor ottawa has told members of his party in parliament that he's come to an agreement with letting me put in to build a natural gas hub in turkey. the facility would be used to supply europe with gas y, a turkey to lead us discuss the idea at regional summit. last week. britain's prime minister, less trust, has been facing harsh questioning of the house of commons crosses under intense pressure. after scrapping almost all of her proposed tax cuts and flagship energy policy on monday, transit insisted she would not quit during the hostile parliamentary session. with the speaker, the arrangement climber elmer's recovery has been welcome back into iran by cheering crowds after her sudden disappearance. at a competition in south korea that had been concerns for her safety after she competed without wearing a headscarf. that's a breach of iran's strict islamic dress rules for women, flu, competitive climate, illness recovery is back in. iran greeted by a bouquet of flowers and cheering crowds outside

i am in based in ottawa. they are running an application. it's -- election. they are trying to bring in a climate alarmist as mayor. they have climate activists running the debate. >> laura: it doesn't surprise me it's happening in canada and in the united states. we need fax. -- facts. thanks for this work you are doing. planned parenthood revealed itself to be no better than a creepy guy using candy to lure kids into his fan. we will show you the video. stay there. is targeting. puberty can start at age 8 for girls. doctor, your response to the planned parenthood push for puberty blockers? >> this morally corrupt video is medically unsafe. it's lureing in vulnerable children pushing puberty blockers on them bypassing their parents. their parents who have the right to be informed of the health and well being of their child. if a patient is struggling with gender, i take a history and physical and recommend therapy. we don't jump to hormones and drugs to lead to surgery. first we recommend psychotherapy with the involvement of the parents. your pre-frontal co

but the british government were signatories to the ottawa demining convention and came under increasingpressure to do something about the mines in the falklands. then, the british government began a demining campaign which has now gone on every summer for the last six years. the actual guys who do most of the work are from zimbabwe in africa. they are tremendously tough, tremendously skilled. we recognize what a great job they do. and as a community, we're tremendously grateful to the effort they're makingn our behalf. (julius unsing) as we cross this area here, please be aware. do not kick, touch or pick anything up in this zone. not that there is anything dangerous in there. it is just a precaution, right? - o.k. - if you do happen to observe anything here, please let one of us know. please don't walk anywhere past the inner fence, and if you do, please immediately stand still and then we will inform you what to do. - i would listen to you, julius. - thank you. so please, follow me. come forward and meet... - o.k. can i go talk to the...? - of course you can! please do. - o.k. i don't

honored and ted mine as well on the ground when the bloss happened on friday night. present regime type ottawa visited the site on saturday, meeting with relatives and survivors. some cos, yoga reports now from the town of missouri in the black sea coastal province of martine. ah, after several hours of searching under extreme of the pickup conditions, rescue workers brought up the bodies of dozens of miners using the same gated lift . the workers had used to begin their day, 300 meters down because of the explosion on friday evening is not known yet and will become part of the investigation. what is clear for now is the huge loss of fly and damage. it has caused some of the workers who were close to the surface were able to escape. this is positive because we saw a horrible scene cannot be described, but it's very sad. so they're all my friends of friends. i eat and drink with that the weekend, they all had a dream. they all had families. some were married, some were single, the turkish president treasure type as on the visit at the survivors, and paid tribute to the workers. for the moment,

in ottawa, they said that the authors of anonymous letters, which they fill up the diplomatic mission promise to deal cruelly with everyone. the number of victims of floods and landslides in northern venezuela is growing, according to the latest data, the elements have already killed 43 people, more than 50 are missing. so it was not possible to find a searcher, rescue work does not stop in the country of grass. in the kherson region, the locks of the dnieper canal were opened before the region became part of russia, the farmer and local residents were billed for the opportunity to use this resource, how water could become scarce areas - this is where the geese swim now. goats graze near the shore just a few months ago, the canal was empty. the state of the channel can be judged by these trees that grow right under the bridge with the appearance of water, the situation. here, of course, under ukraine, the locks that supplied water from the dnieper to nizhnyaya serogoza were closed even before ukraine became independent, and all these beams were always full of water, to fill this our b

apparently, according to ottawa, off the canada made clear it's outrage before territory is voting to joint russia last month. it's now we're supporting a poll taken by a succession as to indian seek community living in the canadian territory, who want the job state to be independent. you deli cause a valid illegal and a formal note of protest has been sent in the canadian government details. now with a correspondent, his arrangement sharma. we'll talk lanesha of a so called referenda by cease for justice. a group that is bad in india, canada, and india a once again in a zone of diplomatic discomfort. now in dallas, i cannot to stop the referendum, which is due in the 1st week of november as a challenge as territorial integrity and serenity of india. it's important, i think, club whole countries to understand today really how democracies should function not only at home, but also the responsibilities that democracies have to other democracies. critics of accused canadian prime minister justin to know off the focus see after he denounced the recent russian record on a new ukraine, but

ottawa, by the way, whims installed along the way club a record it took him only 143 matches to scoren the continental hockey league, novosibirsk siberia bounced back from a score of 0:2 in a match against astana barys and won the third time in a row 4:3 - this is the sixth aspect of siberia in eight khl matches, the ninth victory in a row, meanwhile, the hockey players of the capital cska celebrated in moscow, which they beat on their ice . and for the second time in the season dinamo minsk 2:1 abandoned pucks. the army team scored anton slepashev and pavel karnaukhov. now cska is in second place in the western conference, with 33 points in 22 games, dynamo is ninth. the eighth racket of the world, the russian tennis player andrey rublev, was defeated in the second round match in vienna, where the opponent was the bulgarian grigordimitrov 3646. at the same time, daniil medvedev, after an injury, broke the resistance of dominic thiem in austria, who, by the way, played on his home court. the match ended with a score of 6:363 in favor of the russian, speaking under the first number of