The relationship between Canada and India has hit rock bottom as the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is accusing Indian government agents of criminal activity on Canadian soil, specifically targeting supporters of Khalistan. The killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in June 2023 has brought these accusations to the forefront, with India’s strong opposition to the Sikh separatist movement fueling the tension. Mackenzie Gray reports on the allegations linking these crimes to the Indian government and the challenges of seeking justice in such a complex situation. Meanwhile, Mercedes Stephenson delves into the high-ranking Indian politician that the RCMP is pointing fingers at, adding another layer of complexity to the situation.
In another part of the world, the United States is issuing a warning to Israel to increase access to humanitarian aid in Gaza within 30 days or potentially face a cut in American military assistance. Redmond Shannon explores Israel’s reaction to this ultimatum, which has been leaked to the public, highlighting the delicate balance of international relations and humanitarian concerns at play.
As the U.S. presidential election draws closer, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and her Republican opponent Donald Trump are intensifying their campaigns in key battleground states. Jackson Proskow discusses the unique approaches each candidate is taking, including a peculiar town hall moment for Trump and Harris’ strategies to appeal to a wide range of voters.
On the economic front, Canada’s inflation rate has dipped to 1.6 per cent in September, slightly below the Bank of Canada’s target of two per cent in August. Anne Gaviola analyzes the implications of this decrease on interest rates and the overall economic outlook for the country.
While New Brunswick’s provincial election campaign focuses on healthcare and living costs, the controversial gender identity policy in schools has not been forgotten by some voters. Heidi Petracek speaks with LGBTQ2+ voters who express concerns about their rights under a potential Progressive Conservative government.
Additionally, stargazers will have another chance to witness a rare celestial event as the Tsuchinshan-ATLAS comet lights up the night sky. Heather Yourex-West explores where and how photographers are capturing stunning images of this natural phenomenon, offering a moment of beauty and wonder amidst the political and economic challenges facing Canada and the world.
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