Global National: Oct. 12, 2024 | Liberal MPs mount pressure for Trudeau to step down
After a relative lull over the summer, it appears that there are renewed calls from within Canada's Liberal caucus for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to quit. That sentiment came in the form of a private letter signed by over two dozen Members of Parliament, but no cabinet ministers. There is a feeling that Trudeau has been in power too long, and that a fresh face is needed to prevent the Liberals from suffering a massive electoral defeat. Mackenzie Gray has more. Rescues and recovery from Hurricane Milton are still underway, three days after the storm tore across Florida. More than 1,600 people have been rescued from flooded or heavily damaged areas, and Milton is blamed for over a dozen deaths. Bianca Facchinei explains. Toronto police are investigating after shots were fired at the Bais Chaya Mushka Elementary School early Saturday morning. Police were called to the area shortly after 4 a.m., after suspects in a motor vehicle fired shots at the building. Police say no one was injured, and the area has been closed for the investigation. Sean O’Shea has the details. There are worries the conflict in the Middle East may escalate even further, with Israel expected to potentially retaliate over Iran's rocket attacks earlier this month. It's an especially worrying prospect for U.S. — Israel's largest ally — who may be at risk of getting more involved, despite their diplomatic efforts. Mercedes Stephenson looks into what could happen next in the crisis. Despite the violence, many Lebanese-Canadians are choosing to remain in Lebanon. Global Affairs says it's helped about 1,000 people leave the country in recent days on commercial flights, but that more than 5,000 Canadians who registered for information on evacuation options have decided not to fly. Heather Yourex-West speaks with a Calgary woman stranded in a small Lebanese village, who feels she has no other option but to stay. Gender identity policies in schools have been a hot, political topic in New Brunswick, as well as in two other provinces where elections are fast approaching. A new study out of the University of British Columbia (UBC) is showing that a program designed to make schools safer for students of all sexual orientations and genders is working. Neetu Garcha reports. Across the country this weekend, many are cooking turkeys and giving thanks with family and friends. But on the Prairies, dinners like these aren't limited to Thanksgiving — they get an entire season. Called "fall suppers," they’re a feast for an entire community. Melissa Ridgen has the details. For more info, please go to https://globalnews.ca Subscribe to Global News Channel HERE: http://bit.ly/20fcXDc Like Global News on Facebook HERE: http://bit.ly/255GMJQ Follow Global News on X HERE: http://bit.ly/1Toz8mt Follow Global News on Instagram HERE: https://bit.ly/2QZaZIB #GlobalNews #GlobalNational #Canada
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After a relative lull over the summer, it appears that there are renewed calls from within Canada's Liberal caucus for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to quit. That sentiment came in the form of a private letter signed by over two dozen Members of Parliament, but no cabinet ministers. There is a feeling that Trudeau has been in power too long, and that a fresh face is needed to prevent the Liberals from suffering a massive electoral defeat. Mackenzie Gray has more.
Rescues and recovery from Hurricane Milton are still underway, three days after the storm tore across Florida. More than 1,600 people have been rescued from flooded or heavily damaged areas, and Milton is blamed for over a dozen deaths. Bianca Facchinei explains.
Toronto police are investigating after shots were fired at the Bais Chaya Mushka Elementary School early Saturday morning. Police were called to the area shortly after 4 a.m., after suspects in a motor vehicle fired shots at the building. Police say no one was injured, and the area has been closed for the investigation. Sean O’Shea has the details.
There are worries the conflict in the Middle East may escalate even further, with Israel expected to potentially retaliate over Iran's rocket attacks earlier this month. It's an especially worrying prospect for U.S. — Israel's largest ally — who may be at risk of getting more involved, despite their diplomatic efforts. Mercedes Stephenson looks into what could happen next in the crisis.
Despite the violence, many Lebanese-Canadians are choosing to remain in Lebanon. Global Affairs says it's helped about 1,000 people leave the country in recent days on commercial flights, but that more than 5,000 Canadians who registered for information on evacuation options have decided not to fly. Heather Yourex-West speaks with a Calgary woman stranded in a small Lebanese village, who feels she has no other option but to stay.
Gender identity policies in schools have been a hot, political topic in New Brunswick, as well as in two other provinces where elections are fast approaching. A new study out of the University of British Columbia (UBC) is showing that a program designed to make schools safer for students of all sexual orientations and genders is working. Neetu Garcha reports.
Across the country this weekend, many are cooking turkeys and giving thanks with family and friends. But on the Prairies, dinners like these aren't limited to Thanksgiving — they get an entire season. Called "fall suppers," they’re a feast for an entire community. Melissa Ridgen has the details.
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After a relative lull over the summer, it appears that there are renewed calls from within Canada's Liberal caucus for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to quit. That sentiment came in the form of a private letter signed by over two dozen Members of Parliament, but no cabinet ministers. There is a feeling that Trudeau has been in power too long, and that a fresh face is needed to prevent the Liberals from suffering a massive electoral defeat. Mackenzie Gray has more.
Rescues and recovery from Hurricane Milton are still underway, three days after the storm tore across Florida. More than 1,600 people have been rescued from flooded or heavily damaged areas, and Milton is blamed for over a dozen deaths. Bianca Facchinei explains.
Toronto police are investigating after shots were fired at the Bais Chaya Mushka Elementary School early Saturday morning. Police were called to the area shortly after 4 a.m., after suspects in a motor vehicle fired shots at the building. Police say no one was injured, and the area has been closed for the investigation. Sean O’Shea has the details.
There are worries the conflict in the Middle East may escalate even further, with Israel expected to potentially retaliate over Iran's rocket attacks earlier this month. It's an especially worrying prospect for U.S. — Israel's largest ally — who may be at risk of getting more involved, despite their diplomatic efforts. Mercedes Stephenson looks into what could happen next in the crisis.
Despite the violence, many Lebanese-Canadians are choosing to remain in Lebanon. Global Affairs says it's helped about 1,000 people leave the country in recent days on commercial flights, but that more than 5,000 Canadians who registered for information on evacuation options have decided not to fly. Heather Yourex-West speaks with a Calgary woman stranded in a small Lebanese village, who feels she has no other option but to stay.
Gender identity policies in schools have been a hot, political topic in New Brunswick, as well as in two other provinces where elections are fast approaching. A new study out of the University of British Columbia (UBC) is showing that a program designed to make schools safer for students of all sexual orientations and genders is working. Neetu Garcha reports.
Across the country this weekend, many are cooking turkeys and giving thanks with family and friends. But on the Prairies, dinners like these aren't limited to Thanksgiving — they get an entire season. Called "fall suppers," they’re a feast for an entire community. Melissa Ridgen has the details.
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