Show Notes
NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his younger brother were struck and killed Thursday night by a suspected drunk driver. The brothers were cycling in their home state of New Jersey when they were hit, just one day before they were scheduled to be groomsmen in their sister’s wedding.
Also: Could the Ukrainian operation in Russia be leaving regions inside Ukraine in danger?
And: People who are trying to quit smoking are pushing back after Ottawa restricted the sale of nicotine pouches.
Plus…Accusations of misogyny against the Trump campaign, freezing your credit history, international films at your midtown multiplex, and much more.
More from CBC News: The World at Six
In the occupied West Bank, Palestinians are grappling with the devastation left behind from one of the largest Israeli military operations seen in years. Also: A documentary set to screen at the Toronto International Film Festival is garnering controversy - with Ukrainian officials accusing the film of spreading Russian propaganda. Plus: We'll take you through the highlights of Team Canada's wins and losses at the Paralympics in Paris.
For the first time, the heads of the CIA and MI6 spoke publicly about the war in Ukraine - stressing the importance the west's role in resisting aggression from Russia. Also: An inquiry into the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire found the incident was preventable - and some of the victims families say racism played a role. Plus: A University in British Columbia will be the first to offer a bachelors degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine. But some medical experts say they're not convinced it should be offered.
Police in Quebec have arrested a man south of Montreal on terror-related charges. U.S. Authorities say the Toronto area man planned to enter the United States to carry out an ISIS inspired attack at a Jewish Centre in Brooklyn New York on October 7th.
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh explains why he ripped up the deal that guaranteed NDP support for the minority Liberal government. What he didn’t say … was why now? And what are his terms for supporting the Liberals on specific issues?
The NDP has broken up with the Trudeau government. Leader Jagmeet Singh says he’s tearing up the deal that allowed the Liberal minority to govern without fear of being defeated. Singh is not saying he will now trigger an election, but made it clear the NDP is going its own way to prepare for one.