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>> Ian: TONIGHT, A DEADLY ATTACK

ON AMERICAN TROOPS AND THE FEAR

IT COULD BE A TIPPING POINT.

>> IT'S ANOTHER VERY DANGEROUS

STEP.

THE U.S. WILL HAVE TO RESPOND.

>> Ian: COULD IT LEAD TO A WIDER

MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT?

PLUS THE ACCUSATIONS AGAINST THE

U.N. AGENCY THAT COULD WORSEN

THE HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN GAZA.

>>> FAKE EXPLICIT IMAGES OF

TAYLOR

SWIFT WERE TAKEN DOWN FROM

SOCIAL MEDIA, BUT FOR THOSE WHO

AREN'T FAMOUS, THE THREAT

REMAINS.

>> THESE IMAGES ARE SEXUAL

VIOLENCE.

>> Ian: A CANADIAN HOCKEY

TRAILBLAZER REFLECTS ON A DREAM

COME TRUE.

>> THE GRAVITY OF WHAT WE'VE

ACCOMPLISHED HAS BEEN ABSOLUTELY

INCREDIBLE.

>> Ian:SARAH NURSE ON THE NEW

LEAGUE, AN

OLYMPIC FIRST AND THE JOURNEY

THAT GOT HER HERE.

>> Announcer: THIS IS "THE

NATIONAL" WITH IAN HANOMANSING.

(♪♪)

>> Ian: WE BEGIN TONIGHT WITH A

DANGEROUS ESCALATION IN THE

MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT WITH AN

ATTACK ON AMERICAN SOLDIERS.

THE FIRST KILLED IN THE REGION

SINCE THE START OF THE

ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR.

THE U.S. MILITARY HAS CONFIRMED

AN OVERNIGHT DRONE STRIKE TOOK

THE LIVES OF THREE AMERICAN

SERVICE MEMBERS AND WOUNDED 25

MORE AT A BASE IN NORTHEAST

JORDAN CLOSE TO THE SYRIAN

BORDER.

PRESIDENT BIDEN HAS VOWED THE

DEADLY ATTACK WILL NOT GO

UNPUNISHED, BUT AT THE SAME TIME

THE WHITE HOUSE IS DESPERATE TO

KEEP THE CONFLICT FROM

EXPANDING.

KATIE SIMPSON STARTS OUR

COVERAGE TONIGHT.

[APPLAUSE]

>> Reporter: OUT ON THE CAMPAIGN

TRAIL, U.S. PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN

HAD TO BRIEFLY PAUSE HIS

RE-ELECTION PITCH TO MARK AND

MOURN THE LOSS OF U.S. SOLDIERS,

HONOURING THE DOZENS INJURED

TOO.

>> [INDISCERNIBLE]

>> Reporter: BIDEN CALLED FOR A

MOMENT OF SILENCE BEFORE VOWING

TO RETALIATE.

>> President Joe Biden: WE SHALL

RESPOND.

>> Reporter: THE U.S. SAYS THAT

UNMANNED DRONES ATTACKED THIS

SMALL BASE KNOWN AS TOWER 22 IN

NORTHEASTERN JORDAN ALONG WITH

THE BORDER WITH SYRIA.

IN A STATEMENT, THE WHITE HOUSE

SAYS "WE KNOW THAT IT WAS

CARRIED OUT BY RADICAL

IRAN-BACKED MILITANT GROUPS

OPERATING IN SYRIA AND IRAQ, AND

WE WILL HOLD ALL OF THOSE

RESPONSIBLE TO ACCOUNT AT A TIME

AND IN A MANNER OUR CHOOSING."

>> THIS A VERY IMPORTANT

ESCALATION STEP.

IN SOME WAYS

IT'S WHAT WE HAVE BEEN WORRYING

ABOUT.

>> Reporter: U.S. SOLDIERS HAVE

PROMPTED RETALIATORY AIRSTRIKES

BY AMERICAN FORCES, BUT THIS IS

THE FIRST TIME THAT U.S. TROOPS

HAVE BEEN KILLED IN THE REGION

SINCE THE HAMAS-ISRAEL CONFLICT

BEGAN.

>> BUT IT'S ANOTHER VERY

DANGEROUS STEP, BECAUSE AS I

SAY, THE U.S. WILL HAVE TO

RESPOND

EVEN MORE STRONGLY THAN IT'S

DONE IN PREVIOUS ATTACKS.

>> Reporter: ON SOCIAL MEDIA,

REPUBLICAN SENATOR LINDSEY

GRAHAM URGED BIDEN TO STRIKE

TARGETS OF SIGNIFICANCE INSIDE

OF IRAN, ADDING THAT THE U.S.

SHOULD HIT IRAN NOW, HIT THEM

HARD.

HOUSE SPEAKER REPUBLICAN MIKE

JOHNSON WROTE "AMERICA MUST SEND

A CRYSTAL CLEAR MESSAGE ACROSS

THE GLOBE THAT ATTACKS ON OUR

TROOPS WILL NOT BE TOLERATED."

AS BIDEN WEIGHS HIS OPTIONS,

THIS MOMENT REQUIRES A

SIGNIFICANT RESPONSE, ACCORDING

TO A FORMER NATO SUPREME ALLIED

COMMANDER.

>> THIS IS A TIME TO TRY TO CAP

OFF THE TIT-FOR-TAT AND GET IT

STOPPED.

CONVINCE THE IRANIANS THEY CAN'T

AFFORD TO

PLAY THIS GAME.

>> Ian:KATIE, THIS DRONE STRIKE

IS RAISING CONCERNS ABOUT A

BROADER CONFLICT.

DO WE HAVE ANY SENSE YET WHO

LAUNCHED IT?

>> Reporter: THE U.S. BELIEVES

THAT THE DRONE ITSELF WAS

LAUNCHED FROM SOMEWHERE IN SYRIA

AND THEY'RE IN THE PROCESS OF

CONFIRMING ADDITIONAL DETAILS.

THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION HAS

REPEATEDLY SAID THAT IT DOES NOT

WANT THIS CONFLICT TO EXPAND,

AND HOW THE U.S. RESPONDS IN

THIS MOMENT, IT COULD SHAPE

WHETHER IT DOES BROADEN.

CANADA HAS TROOPS IN THE REGION

AND SO WE CHECKED IN WITH

MILITARY OFFICIALS.

AND THEY CONFIRMED TO

CBC NEWS THAT NO MEMBERS OF THE

CANADIAN ARMED FORCES WERE

INJURED OR AFFECTED IN THIS

ATTACK.

IAN?

>> Ian: KATIE SIMPSON, THANKS.

>>> CANADA HAS SUSPENDED FUNDING

FOR THE UNITED NATIONS RELIEF

WORKS AGENCY, OR UNRWA, THAT

WERE TRIGGERED BY ALLEGATIONS

THAT WORKERS FOR THE AGENCY WERE

INVOLVED IN THE

OCTOBER 7TH ATTACK ON ISRAEL BY

HAMAS.

BUT AS CHRIS BROWN EXPLAINS,

UNLESS DONORS CHANGE COURSE, THE

U.N. SAYS THAT IT'S ON THE VERGE

OF STOPPING HUMANITARIAN

OPERATIONS IN GAZA COMPLETELY.

>> Reporter: GAZA AND ITS PEOPLE

ARE BEING DECIMATED BY ISRAEL'S

MILITARY.

AND NOW FUNDING FOR THE MAIN

HUMANITARIAN AGENCY THAT'S BEEN

PROVIDING FOOD AND SHELTER IS

UNDER ATTACK TOO.

ISRAEL CLAIMS 12 STAFF MEMBERS

OF UNRWA, THE U.N. RELIEF AND

WORKS AGENCY, TOOK PART IN THE

MASSACRES OF OCTOBER THE 7TH.

THE EVIDENCE THAT ISRAEL SHARED

WITH WESTERN COUNTRIES, BUT NOT

PUBLICLY, WAS ENOUGH TO CONVINCE

KEY DONORS, INCLUDING CANADA, TO

SUSPEND TENS OF MILLIONS OF

DOLLARS IN FUNDING.

IN A STATEMENT, THE HEAD OF THE

U.N. URGED COUNTRIES TO

RECONSIDER.

"I WAS MYSELF HORRIFIED BY THESE

ACCUSATIONS," SAID ANTÓNIO

GUTERRES, "I STRONGLY APPEAL TO

THE GOVERNMENTS WHO HAVE

SUSPENDED THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO

AT LEAST GUARANTEE THE

CONTINUITY OF UNRWA'S

OPERATIONS."

IN R IN GAZA, MANY SAID THEY ARE

SHOCKED BY WHAT THEY FEEL IS A

CALLOUS MOVE.

>>(SPEAKING ALTERNATE LANGUAGE).

>> Reporter:THEY FEED GAZA," HE

TOLD US.

"THEY'RE PUNISHING EVERYONE FOR

JUST A FEW," HE SAID.

IN THE OCCUPIED WEST BANK WHERE

UNWRA ALSO OPERATES, MANY

FELT THE FUNDING OF THE

OPERATING CUTS

ON THE SAME DAY AS THE TOP COURT

REFUSED TO DROP THE GENOCIDE

CASE AGAINST ISRAEL WAS NOT A

COINCIDENCE.

>>(SPEAKING ALTERNATE LANGUAGE).

>> Reporter:FREEZING THE AID TO

THE AGENCY COMES TO

DISRUPT THE DECISION OF THE

INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE,"

SAID THE PALESTINIAN PRIME

MINISTER.

UNRWA WAS FORMED MORE THAN 70

YEARS AGO TO SUPPORT

PALESTINIANS AND NOW THEIR

DESCENDANTS WHO WERE DISPLACED

WHEN THE STATE OF ISRAEL WAS

CREATED.

BUT MANY ISRAELIS LOATHE UNRWA,

CLAIMING THE EDUCATION SYSTEM

THAT IT FUNDS HAS TAUGHT

GENERATIONS OF PALESTINIANS TO

HATE ISRAEL.

>> IT'S ALSO VERY GOOD AT

PRETENDING THAT ALL OF THESE

THINGS, SUCH AS CACHES OF

WEAPONS IN ITS SCHOOLS -- IT

ALWAYS PRETENDS.

WHEREAS, AS THEY SAY, THIS IS

THE FEATURE OF THE ORGINISATION,

IT IS NOT ABOVE.

>> Reporter: CHRIS GUNNESS WAS

THE UNRWA SPOKESPERSON FOR 13

YEARS.

>> THEY HAVE BEEN WORKING

FRANKLY HEROICALLY FOR THE LAST

3 1/2 MOMPLEGHTS.

-- MONTHS.

THE CANADIAN

GOVERNMENTS AND OTHERS WHO

SUSPENDED FUNDING NEED TO

UNDERSTAND THAT IT IS

DISPROPORTIONATE AND IT IS

COUNTERPRODUCTIVE.

>> Ian: AND, CHRIS, THE U.N.

WANTED TO STRESS THAT IT'S

ALREADY TAKING ACTION AGAINST AT

LEAST SOME OF THE WORKERS?

>> Reporter: WELL, THE SECRETARY

GENERAL, IAN, SAYS THAT NINE OF

THE 12 HAVE ALREADY BEEN FIRED.

ONE IS DEAD, AND THE IDENTITY OF

TWO OTHERS IS BEING CLARIFIED.

SOME WESTERN NATIONS ARE

CONTINUING TO SUPPORT THE AGENCY

IN THE MEANTIME, INCLUDING

IRELAND AND NORWAY, WHO SAYS

THAT IT IS IMPORTANT TO DRAW THE

DISTINCTION BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS

AND THE MISSION OF THE AGENCY

ITSELF.

IAN?

>> Ian: CHRIS BROWN IN

JERUSALEM, THANK YOU.

>>> CANADA'S AMBASSADOR TO THE

U.N. TOLD CBC NEWS THAT OTTAWA

IS SEARCHING FOR OTHER WAYS TO

MEET THE HUMANITARIAN NEED IN

GAZA.

>> WE ARE AS WE SPEAK TALKING

WITH ALL OF THOSE OTHER

COUNTRIES THAT HAVE TAKEN A

POSITION AS WE HAVE TO SUSPEND

THE ASSISTANCE TO UNRWA, BUT NOT

TO THE OVERALL SITUATION.

WE WANT TO BE VERY CLEAR THAT

WE'RE GOING TO CONTINUE TO

SUPPORT THE HUMANITARIAN

SITUATION IN GAZA, PRECISELY

BECAUSE IT'S SO SERIOUS.

AND LET'S NOT MAKE A POLITICAL

FOOTBALL OUT OF THIS.

IT HAS TO DO WITH SAVING LIVES.

>> Ian: IT'S NOT CLEAR WHAT

ALTERNATIVES THERE ARE THAT CAN

MATCH THE SCALE OF UNRWA'S

OPERATIONS, WHICH THE AGENCY

SAYS EMPLOYS 13,000 PEOPLE IN

GAZA ALONE.

>>> TO A SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENT

IN THE INVESTIGATION INTO AN

ALLEGED SEXUAL ASSAULT INVOLVING

FIVE MEMBERS OF CANADA'S 2018

JUNIOR HOCKEY TEAM.

TODAY FORMER PLAYER ALEX

FORMENTON SURRENDERED HIMSELF TO

POLICE IN LONDON, ONTARIO, WHERE

HIS LAWYER CONFIRMS THAT HE HAS

BEEN CHARGED.

HERE'S SARAH LEAVITT WITH WHAT

WE KNOW TONIGHT.

>> Reporter: WEARING A SERIOUS

EXPRESSION AND FLANKED BY

LAWYERS, ALEX FORMENTON, THE

FORMER NHL PLAYER AND A MEMBER

OF CANADA'S 2018

JUNIOR HOCKEY TEAM SURRENDERED

TO LONDON, ONTARIO, POLICE

SUSPECTED.

HIS LAWYER DANIEL BROWN

CONFIRMED THAT HE WAS CHARGED,

ALONG WITH OTHER PLAYERS IN

CONNECTION TO AN ACCUSATION MADE

IN 2018.

HE PROVIDED NO FURTHER DETAILS.

LAST WEEK THE "GLOBE & MAIL"

REPORTED FIVE MEMBERS OF

CANADA'S 2018 WORLD JUNIOR TEAM

WERE TOLD TO SURRENDER TO

POLICE.

THE GROUP EXPECTED TO FACE

SEXUAL ASSAULT CHARGES TIED TO

ALLEGATIONS DATING BACK TO THAT

YEAR.

CBC NEWS IS NOT INDEPENDENTLY

VERIFIED THE REPORT.

ACCORDING TO COURT DOCUMENTS,

THE ALLEGED VICTIM KNOWN ONLY AS

"E.M." SAID THAT SHE WAS

SEXUALLY

ASSAULTED BY A GROUP OF PLAYERS.

NONE OF THE ALLEGATIONS HAVE

BEEN PROVEN IN COURT.

BAILEY REID WORKS IN SEXUAL

VIOLENCE PREVENTION AND HAS BEEN

WATCHING THIS INVESTIGATION

CLOSELY.

>> IT CAN BE REALLY HARD FOR

SURVIVORS TO SEE JUSTICE.

AND IT BE HARD FOR POLICE TO

BRING CHARGES FORWARD.

I WISH THAT IT WASN'T THIS

COMPLICATED, BUT THE SYSTEM THAT

WE CURRENTLY WORK WITH FOR

SEXUAL VIOLENCE DOESN'T WORK

PARTICULARLY WELL.

>> Reporter: IN 2022, THE

ALLEGED VICTIM SUED EIGHT

PLAYERS, HOCKEY CANADA, AND THE

CANADIAN HOCKEY LEAGUE FOR MORE

THAN $3.5 MILLION IN DAMAGES.

HOCKEY CANADA SETTLED OUT OF

COURT.

AS PREVIOUSLY REPORTED BY CBC

NEWS, FIVE PLAYERS, INCLUDING

FORMENTON, HAVE NOW BEEN GRANTED

INDEFINITE LEAVES FROM THEIR

TEAMS.

SO FAR THERE'S NO EVIDENCE

CONNECTING THOSE LEAVES TO THE

ALLEGATIONS.

TODAY FORMENTON'S LAWYER ISSUED

A STATEMENT SAYING THAT ALEX

WILL VIGOROUSLY DEFEND HIS

INNOCENCE, AND ASKS THAT PEOPLE

NOT RUSH TO JUDGMENT WITHOUT

HEARING ALL OF THE EVIDENCE.

LONDON POLICE WOULDN'T COMMENT,

ONLY SAYING MORE DETAILS WILL BE

GIVEN IN A NEWS CONFERENCE

FEBRUARY 5TH.

SARAH LEAVITT, CBC NEWS,

MONTRÉAL.

>> Ian: ONE OF THIS COUNTRY'S

POLITICAL GIANTS WAS REMEMBERED

TODAY WITH TEARS AND LAUGHTER

AND THANKS FOR HIS DECADES OF

SERVICE AND HIS DEDICATION TO

CANADIANS.

THE STATE FUNERAL WAS HELD FOR

ED BROADBENT, THE LONGEST

SERVING LEADER OF THE NEW

DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

IT IS A RARE HONOUR FOR AN

OPPOSITION LEADER.

TOM PARRY WITH THE MEMORIES

SHARED.

>> Reporter: THEY CAME BY THE

HUNDREDS TO CELEBRATE A LIFE

WELL LIVED.

FRIENDS, FAMILY, AND FORMER

COLLEAGUES OF ED BROADBENT, A

POLITICAL GIANT KNOWN TO SO MANY

AS JUST ED.

>> Justin Trudeau: ED WAS AN

EXTRAORDINARILY IMPORTANT PART

OF MODERN CANADIAN HISTORY.

>> Reporter: BROADBENT LED THE

N.D.P. FOR 14 YEARS.

HE'S ONLY THE SECOND OPPOSITION

PARTY LEADER AFTER JACK LAYTON

TO BE HONOURED WITH A STATE

FUNERAL.

THE POLITICAL HEIR TO BOTH THOSE

MEN, THE N.D.P. LEADER JAGMEET

SINGH, REMEMBERED HOW BROADBENT

WELCOMED HIM AND HOW SINGH

ALWAYS JOKED THAT WHEN HE GREW

UP HE WANTED TO BE ED BROADBENT.

>> WE WILL NEVER FORGET HIM,

AND, ED, WE WON'T LET YOU DOWN.

AND YOU ARE STILL WHO I WANT TO

BE WHEN I GROW UP.

>> Reporter: MANITOBA PREMIER

WAB KINEW SAYS THAT BROADBENT

PURSUED WHAT HE CALLS "THE

POLITICS OF JOY," SEEKING TO

BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER, RATHER

THAN DIVIDE THEM.

>> I HOPE FOR THE SAKE OF OUR

COUNTRY THAT MORE OF OUR LEADERS

SPEAK TO US CANADIANS THE WAY

THAT MR. BROADBENT DID, BY

APPEALING TO OUR BETTER ANGELS.

ED BROADBENT, [SPEAKING

INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE], I HOPE

THAT WE WILL SEE YOU AGAIN.

[♪ SINGING ♪]

>> Reporter: AFTER STEPPING DOWN

AS N.D.P. LEADER, BROADBENT

CAMPAIGNED FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AT

HOME AND AROUND THE WORLD.

THOSE WHO WORKED ALONGSIDE HIM

REMEMBER A MAN AT EASE WITH

EVERYONE.

>> WHETHER HE WAS TALKING TO

FACTORY WORKERS IN BANGKOK, TO

INDIGENOUS LEADERS IN GUATEMALA,

TO FIDEL CASTRO OR THE DALAI

LAMA, OR THE RECEPTIONIST, YOU

FELT IMPORTANT.

[♪ SINGING ♪]

>> Reporter: BROADBENT

REMEMBERED AS WELL FOR HIS LOVE

OF MUSIC, HIS QUICK WIT, AND HIS

TASTE FOR CIGARS.

BUT ABOVE ALL AS A MAN DEDICATED

TO BUILDING A BETTER CANADA AND

A BETTER WORLD.

TOM PARRY, CBC NEWS, OTTAWA.

>> Ian: TOMORROW M.P.s BEGIN A

NEW SITTING OF PARLIAMENT AFTER

WINTER BREAK.

CONSERVATIVES ARE LEADING IN THE

POLLS OVER THE LIBERALS AND AS

J.P. TASKER SHOWS US, THE

JOCKEYING FOR VOTERS' ATTENTION

IS INTENSIFYING.

[APPLAUSE]

>> Reporter: CONSERVATIVE LEADER

PIERRE POILIEVRE IS FIRED UP.

>> IS EVERYBODY IN THIS ROOM

READY TO AXE THE TAX, BUILD THE

HOMES, FIX THE BUDGET, AND STOP

THE CRIME?

[Cheers and Applause]

>> Reporter: RALLYING HIS CAUCUS

BEFORE PARLIAMENT'S RETURN WITH

POINTED ATTACKS ON HIS MAIN

OPPONENT -- PRIME MINISTER

JUSTIN TRUDEAU.

>> CANADIANS ARE HARDWORKING,

DECENT, HONOURABLE PEOPLE.

THEY DON'T HAVE TO LIVE LIKE

THIS.

THEY DON'T HAVE TO GIVE UP THE

THINGS THEY USED TO TAKE FOR

GRANTED, LIKE AFFORDABLE FOOD,

AND HOMES AND SAFE

NEIGHBOURHOODS.

THEY DON'T HAVE TO GIVE UP THOSE

THINGS FOR THE INCOMPETENCE AND

EGO OF ONE MAN.

>> Reporter: BLAMING TRUDEAU

SEEMS TO BE GOING OVER WELL WITH

SOME VOTERS.

DATA FROM POLL AGGREGATOR 383

CANADA SUGGESTS THAT

POILIEVRE'S PARTY HAS A 13-POINT

LEAD OVER THE GOVERNING

LIBERALS.

>> THOSE WHO WANT A CHANGE IN

GOVERNMENT AND FEEL COMFORTABLE

WITH THE ALTERNATIVE HAVE HIT AN

ALL-TIME HIGH.

>> Reporter: IN HIS OWN ADDRESS

TO THE LIBERAL M.P.s, TRUDEAU

ACKNOWLEDGED THE PARTY IS IN A

TOUGH SPOT.

>> Justin Trudeau: WE'RE THERE

LISTENING TO PEOPLE,

UNDERSTANDING THEIR FRUSTRATIONS

AND CONCERNS.

>> Reporter: HE FRAMES THE

CONSERVATIVES AS A RISKY

ALTERNATIVE.

>> Justin Trudeau: PIERRE

POILIEVRE IS FOCUSED ON BRINGING

HIS PARTY FURTHER TO THE RIGHT

WHILE WE ARE FOCUSED ON MEETING

CANADIANS WHERE THEY ARE.

>> Reporter: THE MESSAGING FROM

BOTH PARTIES WILL BE TESTED IN

AN UPCOMING BY-ELECTION IN THE

TORONTO-AREA RIDING OF DURHAM IN

MARCH.

THE OUTCOME WON'T CHANGE MUCH,

THE LIBERALS ARE POISED TO

GOVERN TO 2025, AS LONG AS THEIR

AGREEMENT WITH THE N.D.P. HOLDS.

>> THINGS HAVE GOTTEN WORSE AND

WORSE.

>> Reporter: BUT TRUDEAU IS ALSO

GETTING AN EARFUL FROM HIS

PARLIAMENTARY PARTNER.

>> THE LIBERALS AND JUSTIN

TRUDEAU ARE OUT OF TOUCH, THEY

DON'T KNOW WHAT PEOPLE ARE GOING

THROUGH, AND THEY'VE HAD SO MANY

YEARS TO MAKE THINGS BETTER AND

THEY HAVEN'T.

>> Reporter: THE N.D.P. SAYS

THEY'LL PROP UP THE GOVERNMENT

AS LONG AS IT PUSHES THROUGH A

NATIONAL PHARMACARE PROGRAMME.

THE LIBERALS HAVE ALREADY MISSED

ONE DEADLINE, BUT THEY SAY THAT

THEY'LL DELIVER IN THIS NEW

PARLIAMENTARY SITTING.

J.P. TASKER, CBC NEWS, OTTAWA.

>> Ian: IRAN HAS ANNOUNCED ITS

FIRST SUCCESSFUL SATELLITE

LAUNCH USING A ROCKET SYSTEM THE

U.S. FEARS THAT ONE DAY COULD BE

MILITARIZED.

TEHRAN SAYS THAT THE ROCKET

CARRIED THREE SATELLITES INTO

LOW EARTH ORBIT, ALL FOR SCIENCE

AND RESEARCH PURPOSES.

IRAN CLASSIFIES IT AS PART OF

ITS CIVILIAN SPACE PROGRAMME,

BUT THE U.S. SAYS THAT THE

TECHNOLOGY COULD BE USED TO

BUILD AN INTERCONTINENTAL

MISSILE.

>>> AND IN ISTANBUL, SUNDAY MASS

IN

THIS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

TURNED DEADLY AFTER TWO PEOPLE,

MASKED AND ARMED, BURST IN AND

STARTED FIRING.

ONE PERSON WAS KILLED.

THE PERPETRATOR WAS LATER

ARRESTED.

BUT POLICE HAVEN'T SAID WHAT

THEIR MOTIVE WAS.

EARLIER, THE ISLAMIC STATE

CLAIMED RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE

ATTACK.

>>> THE SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM X

HAS TAKEN DOWN FAKE EXPLICIT

A.I.-GENERATED IMAGES OF TAYLOR

SWIFT AFTER THEY WERE WIDELY

SHARED FOR 17 HOURS.

BUT AS YVETTE BREND EXPLAINS,

MANY VICTIMS HAVE FEW OPTIONS TO

RESPOND TO THIS ALARMING TREND.

>> Reporter: MILLIONS SAW

EXPLICIT IMAGES OF U.S. POP STAR

TAYLOR SWIFT IN THEIR SOCIAL

MEDIA FEEDS AND THAT PROMPTED

CONCERN ALL THE WAY TO THE WHITE

HOUSE.

>> WE ARE ALARMED BY THE REPORTS

OF THE CIRCULATION OF IMAGES

THAT YOU JUST LAID OUT.

>> Reporter: THE SOCIAL MEDIA

SITE X SCRUBBED THE IMAGES AND

ISSUED THIS STATEMENT.

POSTING "NON-CONSENSUAL NUDITY

IMAGES IS STRICTLY LIMITED AND

WE HAVE A ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY

AGAINST SUCH CONTENT."

BUT BY THEN ONE OF THE IMAGES

HAD BEEN VIEWED 47 MILLION

TIMES.

LESS HIGH-PROFILE PEOPLE CANNOT

GET IT REMOVED SO FAST.

>> TBL FACE CAN ESSENTIALLY BE

TAKEN AND, UM, USING TECHNOLOGY

PUT ON ANOTHER

BODY THAT IS EITHER NUDE OR

ENGAGING IN A SEXUAL ACT.

>> Reporter: A NEW ACT KICKS IN

ON MONDAY IN B.C. THAT WILL GIVE

VICTIMS CLOUT TO GO BACK AFTER

DEEPFAKE PRODUCERS AND THE

PLATFORMS THAT PROLIFERATE THEM.

THE INTIMATE IMAGES PROTECTION

ACT CARRIES FINES UP TO

$100,000.

>> IT CREATES AN EXPEDIENT AND

ACCESSIBLE PROCESS FOR

INDIVIDUALS TO GET IMAGES TAKEN

DOWN FROM THE INTERNET.

>> Reporter: EXPERTS SAY IT'S

THE TOUGHEST TOOL SO FAR IN

CANADA.

>> BECAUSE IT ADDRESSES MORE

FORMS OF NON-CONSENSUAL IMAGES

LIKE DEEPFAKE A.I. IMAGES AND

LIVESTREAMS.

THESE ARE THE THINGS THAT ARE

NOT ADDRESSED IN OTHER CANADIAN

AND WORLDWIDE LEGISLATION.

>> Reporter: BUT THE LEGISLATION

RELIES ON VICTIMS COMING

FORWARD.

>> BECAUSE A LOT SUFFER IN

SILENCE, AND ARE MADE TO FEEL

THIS IS PART OF BEING A WOMAN OR

A GENDER DIVERSE PERSON.

>> Reporter: NOT EVERYBODY HAS

THE CLOUT OR THE RESOURCES OF A

POP MUSIC MEGASTAR TO DEFEND

THEMSELVES.

YVETTE BREND, CBC NEWS,

VANCOUVER.

>> Ian:CAR THEFTS IN CANADA ARE

PROMPTING A PUSH FOR TRACKING

DEVICES.

>> THE MANUFACTURERS SHOULD BE

PUTTING THEM IN.

>> Ian: WHY THE DEBATE OVER WHO

IS RESPONSIBLE COULD COST YOU.

PLUS --

(♪♪)

>>> AN EMERGING SPORT IN AN

OLD-SCHOOL VENUE.

>> THIS ISN'T GOING TO FIT WHAT

PEOPLE ARE LOOKING FOR.

>> Ian: WHY A PICKLEBALL COURT

MAY APPEAR INSIDE OF A MALL NEAR

YOU.

AND --

>>> A FORCE IN WOMEN'S HOCKEY --

>> A WICKED TOP SHELF GOAL.

>> Ian: HELPS USHER IN THE NEW

ERA FOR THE SPORT.

>> TO BE ABLE TO SIT BACK AND

SAY, OH, MY GOSH, I'M A

PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY PLAYER IS AN

HONOUR.

>> Ian: MY INTERVIEW WITH SARAH

NURSE ON THE IMPORTANCE OF A NEW

PRO LEAGUE.

WE'RE BACK IN TWO.

(♪♪)

>> [Speaking French]

>> Ian: THE MONA LISA WAS

TARGETED BY CLIMATE CHANGE

ACTIVISTS AT THE LOUVRE IN PARIS

TODAY.

SOUP WAS THROWN ON THE WORL

FAMOUS PAINTING, BUT THE

PROTECTIVE GLASS STOPPED ANY

DAMAGE.

THE ACTIVISTS SAY THEY REPRESENT

A FOOD SECURITY ORGINISATION.

THEIR AIM IS TO

HIGHLIGHT THE NEED TO PROTECT

THE ENVIRONMENT AND SOURCES OF

FOOD.

>>> THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS

GEARING TOWN HOLD A NATIONAL

SUMMIT ON COMBATING AUTO THEFTS

AS MORE AND MORE VEHICLES ARE

STOLEN.

AND AS PHILIP LEE-SHANOK

EXPLAINS, MANY ARE CALLING FOR

NEW

REGULATIONS AROUND ANTI-THEFT

DEVICES.

>> Reporter: JEEP OWNERS ADORE

THEIR RIDES, AND SO TOO IT TURNS

OUT DO THIEVES.

>> MY PREVIOUS JEEP, WHICH I

LOVE, LOVE, LOVED, WAS STOLEN.

THE FIRST WEEK THAT I BOUGHT IT.

>> Reporter: HER INSURANCE

COMPANY SAID THAT SHE'D HAVE TO

PAY A SURCHARGE FOR THE NEXT ONE

OR OUTFIT IT WITH A G.P.S.

TRACKER.

>> REALLY THE MANUFACTURER

SHOULD BE PUTTING THEM IN THEN.

>> Reporter: IT'S ALL A REACTION

TO A SPIKE IN THE NUMBER OF

VEHICLE THEFTS.

ACCORDING TO THE INSURANCE

BUREAU OF CANADA, IN 2022,

CLAIMS PAID OUT EXCEEDED $1

BILLION FOR THE FIRST TIME.

>> POLICE SAY THAT 2023 TOYOTA

HIGHLANDERS LIKE THIS

ONE ARE A TARGET SO THIS OWNER

HAS LOCKED IT DOWN.

THERE'S A LOCK ON THE STEERING

WHEEL, YOU HAVE TO PUNCH A CODE

IN TO START THE ENGINE AND HAS

AN OBD BLOCKER TO STOP THIEVES

FROM REPROGRAMMING THE IGNITION

AND IT HAS A G.P.S. TRACKING

DEVICE INSTALLED AT THE REQUEST

OF THE INSURANCE COMPANY.

THOSE COMPANIES SAY THAT

MANUFACTURERS NEED TO UPDATE

ANTI-THEFT MEASURES.

AND SOME PEOPLE ARE HOPING THE

GOVERNMENT WILL FORCE ACTION

WHEN IT HOSTS A NATIONAL SUMMIT

ON AUTO THEFT NEXT WEEK.

>> REALLY IT'S BUILDING A

VEHICLE AND DESIGNING A VEHICLE

WITH THE TECHNOLOGY AND THE

EFFECTIVENESS TO PREVENT THEFT,

IT IS REALLY THE KEY.

>> Reporter: NEW REGULATIONS OUT

LAST SUMMER DO REQUIRE

MANUFACTURERS TO INSTALL

ANTI-THEFT DEVICES, BUT THE

STANDARDS HAVEN'T BEEN ADOPTED

YET.

AND MANUFACTURERS DON'T SEE THEM

AS NECESSARY.

>> IT'S NOT JUST A MATTER OF

THEFT ISSUE, I WOULD SAY THAT IT

IS AN ORGANIZED

CRIME ISSUE.

THE ORGANIZED CRIMINALS ARE BOTH

TECHNICALLY SAVVY AND VERY WELL

FINANCED.

>> Reporter: CBC NEWS ASKED

TRANSPORT CANADA IF IT WILL

BE ADOPTING THE NEW ANTI-THEFT

STANDARDS.

WE HAVEN'T HEARD BACK.

WHEN ENGINE MOBILIZER DEVICES

WERE MADE

MANDATORY IN 2007 THERE WAS AN

IMMEDIATE EFFECT, THE AUTO

THEFTS DROPPED BY HALF.

PHILIP LEE-SHANOK, CBC NEWS,

TORONTO.

>> Ian:PICKLEBALL'S NEWFOUND

PROMINENCE

IS LEADING TO AN UNLIKELY

PARTNERSHIP.

>> A PERFECT NIGHT IS HAVING ALL

OF THE COURTS FULL, THE MUSIC

BLASTING AND PEOPLE LAUGHING.

>> Ian: HOW FAILED DEPARTMENT

STORES ARE FINDING NEW LIFE.

>>> PLUS, A GOLD MEDAL WINNING

CANADIAN.

>> A WICKED TOP SHELF GOAL FOR

SARAH NURSE OF CANADA.

>> Ian: OPENS UP ABOUT BECOMING

A ROLE MODEL.

AND THE FUTURE OF WOMEN'S

HOCKEY.

>> I HOPE ONE DAY, YOU KNOW,

YOUNG GIRLS -- GIRLS WHO ARE IN

MY POSITION -- ARE JUST TAUGHT

HOCKEY.

>> Ian: AND HOW CANADA'S CAP ON

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS COULD

HURT HIGHER EDUCATION.

>> WE MIGHT SEE AN IMPACT ON THE

DEPTH AND BREADTH OF WHAT WE CAN

[Cheers and Applause]

>> Ian: THAT IS ITALIAN JANNICK

SINNER WINNING HIS FIRST

GRAND-SLAM TITLE.

AT THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN.

HE DEFEATED HIS MUCH MORE

SEASONED OPPONENT, DANIIL

MEDVEDEV IN A

COMEBACK.

SINNER LOST THE FIRST TWO SETS

AND HE EVEN TOLD HIS TEAM AT ONE

POINT THAT HE WAS "DEAD," AND HE

WENT ON TO WIN THE NEXT THREE

SETS.

SINNER IS THE FIRST ITALIAN TO

WIN THE TOURNAMENT AND ONE OF

THE YOUNGEST AT JUST 22 YEARS

OLD.

>>> HERE AT HOME THERE'S ANOTHER

RACKET SPORT THAT HAS PEOPLE

FIGHTING FOR TIME ON THE COURT.

JAMIE STRASHIN SHOWS US THE

CREATIVE NEW PLAN FOR MORE

PLACES TO PLAY PICKLEBALL.

>> I'M TRYING TO PUT IT IN THAT

SQUARE THERE.

>> Reporter: AT THIS

TORONTO-AREA PICKLEBALL CLUB

SPACE IS ALWAYS AT A PREMIUM.

TOO MANY PLAYERS AND NOT ENOUGH

COURTS.

IT'S HOUSED IN AN OLD HOCKEY

ARENA.

ITS FULL-TIME TENANT IS ACTUALLY

A BADMINTON CLUB.

>> THE BADMINTON TAKES

THREE-QUARTERS OF THE TIME AND

WE ONLY HAVE 8:00 TO 12:00

MONDAY TO FRIDAY AND IT'S NOT

ENOUGH TIME.

>> Reporter:FINDING SPACE TO

PLAY IS AN ISSUE ACROSS THE

COUNTRY FOR A SPORT THAT UNTIL

A FEW YEARS AGO THAT FEW HAD

HEARD OF.

IN 2023, PICKLEBALL CANADA

ESTIMATES THAT AT LEAST A

MILLION PEOPLE PLAYED AT LEAST

ONCE A MONTH.

>> IT'S SUCH A SOCIAL GAME AND

YOU GET TO MEET PEOPLE AND IT'S

A VERY EASY GAME TO PLAY.

IT'S EXTREMELY HARD GAME TO PLAY

WELL.

>> Reporter: THE GAME IS LIKE A

MINIATURE VERSION OF TENNIS,

PLAYED WITH PADDLES AND A

HARDER, LESS BOUNCY BALL.

AND THIS HAS BEEN ESPECIALLY

ATTRACTIVE TO OLDER ATHLETES

LIKE THIS 93-YEAR-OLD CLUB

REGULAR.

>> EVERY TIME THAT I HIT A NICE

SHOT, YOU KNOW, I LOVE IT.

>> Reporter: THAT APPEAL IS

DRIVING CREATIVE EFFORTS TO FIND

MORE SPACE.

>> I HAVE NEVER SEEN A SPORT

KIND OF ENTER THE CONVERSATION

LIKE PICKLEBALL HAS IN THE LAST

COUPLE OF YEARS.

>> Reporter: AT THIS TORONTO

MALL, A VAST RETAIL SPACE THAT

USED TO HOUSE A TARGET STORE

WILL SOON BE HOME TO NINE

PICKLEBALL COURTS.

THE COMPANY BEHIND THIS ONE SAYS

THAT PLANS ARE UNDERWAY TO DO

THE

SAME AT OTHER MALLS IN THE

G.T.A. AND VANCOUVER.

THE HOPE?

TO BREATHE LIFE INTO DORMANT

SPACES WITH A NEW REASON TO

VISIT THE MALL.

>> I THINK THAT THERE'S

DEFINITELY A SUPPLY-AND-DEMAND

OPPORTUNITY RIGHT NOW WHERE

PEOPLE ARE PLAYING PICKLEBALL

OUTSIDE OF THE YMCA.

AS WE HAVE HEARD CHURCH

BASEMENTS CONVERTING.

THIS IS GOING TO JUST FIT

WHAT PEOPLE ARE LOOKING FOR.

>> Reporter: PLAYERS WON'T HAVE

CLUB FEES AND JUST PAY BY THE

HOUR, AND ACCESS TO A RESTAURANT

AND BAR WOULD BE PART OF THE

DESIGN.

>> I THINK THAT A PERFECT NIGHT

IS HAVING ALL OF THE COURTS

FULL.

I THINK THAT THE MUSIC BLASTING.

I THINK PEOPLE LAUGHING.

>> Reporter: AN EMERGING SPORT

REVITALIZING UNUSED SPACE AND

REACHING A NEW DEMOGRAPHIC AND

GIVING PEOPLE MORE PLACES TO

PLAY.

JAMIE STRASHIN, CBC NEWS,

TORONTO.

>> Ian: NOW "THE NATIONAL" GOES

DEEPER INTO THE STORIES SHAPING

OUR WORLD.

(♪♪)

>>> CAPPING INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS STOKES FEARS OF HIGH

IMPACT BUDGET CUTS.

>> WE HAVE TO FACE THE FACT THAT

THE BILL IS BEING FOOTED BY

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS.

>> Ian: BUT FIRST --

[Cheers and Applause]

>> A WICKED TOP SHELF GOAL.

>> Ian: OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALLIST

SARAH NURSE TELLS US HOW WOMEN

ARE WINNING WITH A NEW LEAGUE OF

THEIR OWN.

>> LITTLE GIRLS BEING LIKE I

CAN'T BELIEVE THAT I HAVE A

LEAGUE TO PLAY IN ONE DAY.

>> Ian:WHY A HOCKEY CAREER WAS

OFTEN SEEN AS A

PIPEDREAM.

>> WHEN YOU ARE FINISHED DOING

WHAT YOU ARE DOING YOU WILL NEED

SOMETHING ELSE TO DO.

>> Reporter: NOW SHE REVELS IN

HER LEAGUE SUCCESS.

>> THAT IS LIKE GOLD MEDAL

NUMBERS.

>> Ian: THIS IS "THE BREAKDOWN."

ON CANADA'S OLYMPIC HOCKEY TEAM

SHE SET A RECORD AND MADE

HISTORY.

I SAT DOWN WITH SARAH NURSE TO

HEAR MORE ABOUT HER REMARKABLE

ACHIEVEMENTS AND WHAT THEY MEAN

TO HER.

I DON'T KNOW THAT PEOPLE FULLY

UNDERSTAND ALL THAT HAS GONE

INTO GETTING THIS LEAGUE OFF OF

THE GROUND, BOTH OFF THE ICE AND

ON THE ICE.

AND NOW HERE YOU ARE A

PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY PLAYER,

SARAH NURSE.

HOW DOES THAT FEEL?

>> IT'S CRAZY TO OFFICIALLY HAVE

THAT TITLE AND TO BE ABLE TO BE

A PART OF THE INAUGURAL SEASON

PWHL.

IT IS KIND OF A ROLLERCOASTER

AND TO BE ABLE TO SIT BACK AND

SAY, OH, MY GOSH, I'M A

PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY PLAYER.

IT'S AN HONOUR.

[Cheers and Applause]

>> LOOK AT THE FACES, LOOK AT

THE SUPPORT.

LOOK AT ALL OF IT THAT YOU HAVE

FOUGHT AND BATTLED FOR ON THE

SHOULDERS OF THE PAST GENERATION

TO THE PRESENT AND ALL OF THE

YOUNG ONES OUT THERE.

THEY ARE LOOKING AT THEIR FUTURE

OPPORTUNITIES.

IT IS AN UNBELIEVABLE MOMENT.

I'VE GOT CHILLS.

[Cheers and Applause]

[♪ MUSIC PLAYING ♪]

>> Ian: YOU MUST HAVE THOUGHT

ABOUT THIS, THE IMPACT THAT EVEN

THESE FIRST FEW WEEKS IS HAVING

ON 6, 7, 8-YEAR-OLD GIRLS WHO

ARE EITHER PLAYING HOCKEY OR

WANT TO PLAY HOCKEY.

>> YEAH.

THE AMOUNT OF TIMES

THAT I'VE GOTTEN MESSAGES OR

GOTTEN TAGGED ON SOCIAL MEDIA OF

THE GRAVITY OF WHAT WE'VE

ACCOMPLISHED IN THE LAST YEAR,

IN THE LAST FEW WEEKS HAS BEEN

ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE.

LIKE LITTLE GIRLS BEING LIKE I

CAN'T BELIEVE THAT, LIKE, I HAVE

A LEAGUE TO PLAY IN ONE DAY.

WOMEN WHO ARE IN THEIR 40s OR

50s OR 60s SAYING I CAN'T

BELIEVE THAT YOU GUYS DID THIS.

I ALWAYS WANTED TO PLAY HOCKEY

AND BUT THERE WERE NO

OPPORTUNITIES FOR ME.

AND IT'S BEEN OLDER GIRLS AND

YOUNG WOMEN, AND EVEN BOYS WHO

ARE UNDERSTANDING.

I GET STOPPED AT OUR PRACTISE

FACILITY ALL THE TIME BY BOYS

WHO WANT TO TALK TO ME ABOUT

HOCKEY, AND TALK ABOUT HOW COOL

IT

IS THAT WE HAVE A PROFESSIONAL

LEAGUE.

>> Ian: YEAH, SPEAKING OF FULL

CIRCLE LET'S GO BACK TO THE 6,

7, 8-YEAR-OLD SARAH NURSE IN

HAMILTON.

NOT THAT FAR AWAY GEOGRAPHICALLY

BUT IT SEEMS SO FAR AWAY IN

TERMS OF YOUR HOCKEY JOURNEY.

HOW DID YOU CHOOSE HOCKEY?

HOW DID YOU GET INVOLVED?

>> I STARTED SKATING WHEN I WAS

ABOUT 3 YEARS OLD, AND MY DAD,

HE ALWAYS WANTED TO PLAY HOCKEY

BUT HE WAS NEVER ABLE TO.

HE WAS A HUGE HOCKEY FAN.

A HUGE TORONTO LEAFS' FAN.

SO AS SOON AS HE COULD GET ME ON

THE ICE, HE PUT ME ON SKATES.

I HAD THOSE LITTLE DOUBLE

BLADES AND WE WENT OUT AND

SKATED AT A LOCAL POND TOGETHER.

I WAS VERY NATURAL AT IT.

I TOOK TO IT VERY EASILY AND I

LOVED IT.

SO THE NATURAL PROGRESS FROM

THERE WAS FIGURE SKATING OR

HOCKEY AND MY DAD TOOK THAT AS

AN OPPORTUNITY TO PUT ME IN

HOCKEY.

THAT'S WHERE I FELL IN LOVE WITH

THE GAME.

I LOVED PLAYING THE GAME SO MUCH

AND I DEFINITELY PLAYED OTHER

SPORTS GROWING UP, BUT I QUICKLY

LEARNED THROUGH MY EARLY TEENS

THAT MY SKILL SET AND WHAT I WAS

BEST AT WAS HOCKEY.

>> Ian:YEAH, AND IT IS PRETTY

CLEAR AS WE VISITED YOUR -- YOUR

PARENTS' PLACE IN HAMILTON THAT

HE AND YOUR MOM ARE INCREDIBLY

PROUD OF YOU.

THEY'VE BUILT BASICALLY A LITTLE

MUSEUM, A LITTLE SARAH NURSE

MUSEUM, IN HAMILTON.

>> SO THIS IS THE SHRINE FOR OUR

KIDS WHERE WE KEEP ALL OF THEIR

MEMORABILIA AND ALL OF THE STUFF

THAT THEY DID.

THIS IS SARAH'S SHELF.

WE HAVE, YOU KNOW, HER FIRST 50

GOAL PUCK.

THERE'S HER FIRST INTERNATIONAL

GOAL, PLAYING A TEAM AGAINST

GERMANY.

AND NOW THIS BARBIE DOLL HERE IS

HER BARBIE DOLL THAT IS MADE TO

LOOK LIKE HER IN HER IMAGE.

AND THIS IS THE STICK -- THE

STICK FROM THE FIRST OLYMPIC

GOAL.

[Cheers and Applause]

>> A WICKED TOP SHELF GOAL, THE

GOAL, THE FIRST OF HER OLYMPIC

CAREER FOR

SARAH NURSE OF CANADA.

[♪ MUSIC PLAYING ♪]

>> Ian: FOUR YEARS LATER YOU

MADE THE CANADIAN OLYMPIC TEAM,

WON A GOLD MEDAL.

AND DIDN'T JUST WIN A GOLD

MEDAL, BUT YOU SET THE RECORD

FOR THE WOMEN'S OLYMPIC HOCKEY

TOURNAMENT, MOST ASSISTS, MOST

POINTS.

SO ONE LINE SHOULD BE SARAH

NURSE, A MEMBER OF WHAT CAN BE

ONE OF THE GREATEST WOMEN'S

OLYMPIC TEAMS FROM THAT YEAR.

>> YEAH.

>> Ian: ANOTHER LINE THAT HAS

COME OUT OF THAT IS, SARAH

NURSE, THE

FIRST BLACK WOMEN'S HOCKEY

PLAYER TO WIN A GOLD MEDAL AT

THE OLYMPICS.

SO, FIRST OF ALL IN TERMS OF

TERMINOLOGY, I HAVE SEEN YOU

HEARD BOTH THE WORD BLACK AND

BIRACIAL TO DESCRIBE YOURSELF.

WHICH DO YOU PREFER?

>> I USUALLY REFER TO MYSELF AS

A BLACK BIRACIAL WOMAN.

SO A LITTLE BIT OF A COMBINATION

OF THE TWO.

I THINK THAT IT IS IMPORTANT TO

ME.

-- THERE ARE SO MANY LEVELS

OF,

YOU KNOW, BLACKNESS AND FOR ME

UNDERSTANDING THAT I HAVE AN

INHERENT PRIVILEGE OF BEING A

LIGHTER-SKINNED WOMAN.

SO I THINK THAT IT IS VERY

IMPORTANT FOR ME TO UNDERSTAND

AND TO EXEMPLIFY THAT, THAT I

MAY NOT NECESSARILY GO THROUGH

SOME OF THE THINGS THAT MY

DARKER SISTERS WOULD.

>> Ian: UM-HMM.

HAS RACE BEEN AN OBSTACLE FOR

YOU IN YOUR CAREER?

>> UM-HMM.

I THINK THAT FOR MYSELF, UM,

GROWING UP WE WERE ALWAYS THE

ONLY BLACK FAMILY IN THE ARENA.

AND SO, LIKE, I WOULD ALWAYS

JOKE AROUND THAT I ALWAYS KNEW

WHERE MY DAD WAS, AND I WOULD

HAVE TO LOOK OUT AND

HE WAS THE ONLY BLACK NUMBER IN

A LOT OF WHITE FACES.

DEFINITELY THAT WAS POLARIZING

AS A CHILD.

AND I REMEMBER IN WOMEN'S

HOCKEY, SOMEONE ASKED ME IF

THERE WAS RACISM IN WOMEN'S

HOCKEY AND I WAS LIKE, I AM NOT

REALLY SURE.

AND I LOOKED AROUND AND THERE

ARE NO BLACK PEOPLE AND ARE

THERE ARE NO ASIAN PEOPLE AND NO

INDIGENOUS PEOPLE.

THE FIRST TIME THAT I EVER

PLAYED WITH SOMEBODY WHO WASN'T

WHITE WAS ON THE 2018 OLYMPIC

TEAM AND THAT WAS MORE WITH MY

TEAMMATE BRIDGET.

SO IT WAS CRAZY BECAUSE THERE'S

NO DIVERSITY IN THE SPORT AT

ALL.

AND SO TO BE ABLE TO SEE PLAYERS

LIKE, YOU KNOW, SOPHIE JAKES AND

TANKER AND LAYLA EDWARDS COMING

UP AND BEING, YOU KNOW, A BLACK

WOMAN AND PLAYING ON RESPECTED

NATIONAL TEAMS IN PROFESSIONAL

HOCKEY, UM, IT'S GOING TO HELP

TO CHANGE THE GAME.

IT'S GOING TO HELP TO MAKE THE

GAME MORE INVITING AND OPEN AND

WELCOMING TO EVERYBODY.

>> Ian:YOU MAY NOT HAVE

SEEN A LOT OF OTHER FACES THAT

LOOKED LIKE YOURS WHEN YOU WERE

YOUNG PLAYING HOCKEY, BUT YOU

CERTAINLY SAW A LOT OF ELITE

ATHLETES JUST IN YOUR FAMILY,

RIGHT?

I MEAN, YOUR AUNT WHO WAS A

BASKETBALL STAR AT SYRACUSE, AND

YOUR COUSINS, KIA, A BASKETBALL

STAR, PROFESSIONAL PLAYER.

DARNELL, A PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY

PLAYER.

SO IT SOUNDS LIKE A FANTASTIC

ENVIRONMENT TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS.

WHAT ABOUT BEING A GIRL GROWING

UP IN HAMILTON PLAYING HOCKEY,

DID YOU FEEL THAT THERE WERE ANY

OBSTACLES THERE?

>> I THINK FROM A VERY YOUNG

AGE -- BECAUSE DARNELL AND I ARE

THE EXACT SAME AGE, WE PLAYED

THE SAME SPORT AND OUR PATHS

ALWAYS RAN PARALLEL TO ONE

ANOTHER.

AND I ALWAYS NOTICED HOW HIM AND

HIS CAREER WAS SPOKEN ABOUT,

VERSUS MINE.

SO WE WERE BOTH ELITE.

WE WERE BOTH AT THE TOP OF OUR

AGE GROUPS, OUR TEAMS, OUR

PROVINCE, OUR COUNTRY.

AND I REMEMBER WHENEVER HE WAS

SPOKEN ABOUT, IT WAS, LIKE,

WELL, HE'S GOING TO MAKE A

LIVING PLAYING THIS.

THIS IS GOING TO BE HIS

FULL-TIME CAREER AND HE CAN 100%

FOCUS HIS TIME ON THIS.

WHEREAS ME, IT WASN'T SPOKEN

ABOUT LIKE THAT.

IT WAS SPOKEN ABOUT, OH, YOU

NEED TO GET AN EDUCATION BECAUSE

WHEN YOU'RE DONE DOING THE

LITTLE THING THAT YOU'RE DOING

YOU'RE GOING TO NEED SOMETHING

ELSE TO DO.

SO MY CAREER AND ME PLAYING MY

SPORT WASN'T TAKEN AS SERIOUSLY

AS HIS WAS.

BUT THAT IS BECAUSE

THERE WAS NO PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY

FOR WOMEN.

AND THE LACK OF OPPORTUNITIES

WAS GLARING TO THE PEOPLE WHO I

LOOKED UP TO, THE PEOPLE AROUND

ME.

AND THEY WANTED TO MAKE SURE

THAT I HAD MY THINGS IN ORDER SO

THAT I COULD BE AS SUCCESSFUL AS

POSSIBLE OUTSIDE OF HOCKEY.

>> Ian: NOW THERE WAS

PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S HOCKEY

BEFORE THE CURRENT LEAGUE.

BUT IT SOUNDS LIKE IT WASN'T

THAT PROFESSIONAL.

CAN I ASK, WHAT WERE THE

SALARIES LIKE IN THOSE LEAGUES

THAT CAME BEFORE THE CURRENT

LEAGUE?

>> UM, WHEN I FIRST STARTED

PLAYING IN THE PWHL IN

2018-2019, I WAS PAID $2,000, I

BELIEVE THAT MY CONTRACT WAS,

AND --

>> Ian: $2,000 A GAME.

>> $2,000 A YEAR.

YEAH, $2,000 A YEAR WITH A

POSSIBLE BONUS AT THE END.

>> Ian: WOW.

>> AND MAYBE A COUPLE THOUSAND

MORE.

>> Ian: SO THE DIFFERENCE

BETWEEN LIKE AN HONOURARIUM AND

WHAT NOW I HOPE IS A SALARY THAT

PEOPLE CAN ACTUALLY LIVE ON.

>> FOR SURE, FOR SURE.

>> Ian:ONE OF THE DISTINCTIONS

ABOUT THIS NEW WOMEN'S LEAGUE IS

THAT IT MAY BE THE FIRST LEAGUE

EVER WHERE THERE WAS A

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT

IN PLACE BEFORE THE FIRST

FACE-OFF.

THE SEASON IS SOLD OUT, YOU'RE

ON NETWORK TELEVISION, THE

HIGHLIGHTS ARE ON SPORTSNET AND

TSN.

HOW ARE YOU FEELING ABOUT WHERE

THINGS ARE AT RIGHT NOW?

>> I'M VERY PROUD TO SEE THE

AMOUNT OF MEDIA THAT IS COVERING

OUR LEAGUE BECAUSE WE'VE NEVER

SEEN THAT BEFORE.

THE NUMBERS FROM MY FIRST GAME I

SAW 2.9 MILLION

ACROSS CANADIAN BROADCAST

NETWORKS AND THAT'S LIKE OLYMPIC

NUMBERS, LIKE GOLD MEDAL GAME

NUMBERS.

SO THE FACT THAT THERE IS THAT

MUCH INTEREST, AND THE FACT THAT

PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT IT -- BECAUSE

WE'VE PLAYED ON TV BEFORE, BUT

THERE WAS NO AWARENESS.

FOR ME TO BE WATCHING "HOCKEY

NIGHT IN CANADA" THE OTHER DAY

WITH MY FAMILY AND MY FACE POPS

UP AND LIKE TORONTO IS PLAYING

MONTRÉAL THIS WEEK AND I AM

LIKE, OH, I FORGOT, SO AMAZING.

BUT IT'S SO COOL TO BE ABLE TO

SEE THAT BECAUSE WE'RE IN THE

FOREFRONT, WE ARE FRONT AND

CENTRE.

AND PEOPLE HAVE ACCESS TO US

LIKE THEY NEVER

HAVE BEFORE.

>> Ian: SOME OF THE ATHLETES ARE

FRONT AND CENTRE AND YOU'RE

DEFINITELY ONE OF THEM.

AND ONE OF THE INTERESTING

THINGS ABOUT THE

KIND OF THE PUBLIC PERSONA THAT

YOU HAVE IS THAT ON THE ONE HAND

YOU PLAYED A SPORT THAT IS ROUGH

AND TUMBLE AND AGGRESSIVE AND

THERE'S BODY CHECKING IN THIS

LEAGUE.

BUT AT THE SAME TIME, YOU ARE

NOT AFRAID TO EMBRACE THIS -- I

MEAN, CAN I SAY IT, SORT OF

FEMININE IMAGE ON INSTAGRAM, FOR

EXAMPLE.

HOW DO YOU BALANCE THAT?

WHAT KIND OF IMAGE ARE YOU

HOPING TO PORTRAY?

>> YEAH, I HAVE ALWAYS STRUGGLED

WITH THIS BECAUSE AS A CHILD,

AGAIN, I PLAYED SO MANY

DIFFERENT SPORTS.

BUT I LOVE TO DRESS AND I LOVED

PLAYING WITH DOLLS.

SO THERE WAS ONE TIME I WALKED

INTO MY HOCKEY GAME AT 7 YEARS

OLD WITH A DRESS ON AND A HOCKEY

STICK THROWN OVER MY SHOULDER.

THAT'S JUST ME, THAT'S HOW I

HAVE ALWAYS BEEN.

AND SO I WANT TO BE THE PERSON

THAT, LIKE, 7-YEAR-OLD SARAH

COULD LOOK UP TO AND BE LIKE,

OH, MY GOSH, I COULD BE LIKE

HER.

BECAUSE I DIDN'T HAVE

ANYBODY TO LOOK UP TO IN THAT

LENS PLAYING SPORTS, PLAYING

HOCKEY.

I WAS ALWAYS TAUGHT THAT I HAD

TO BE, LIKE, BRUTAL AND VICIOUS.

AND I AM LIKE THAT IS JUST

SIMPLY NOT ME.

ON THE ICE I'M A COMPETITIVOR,

BUT OFF

THE ICE THESE ARE MY INTERESTS

AND I THINK THAT IS OKAY.

I THINK THAT FEMININITY IS A

SLIDING SCALE AND I THINK MY

VERSION OF FEMININITY IS GOING

TO BE DIFFERENT THAN THE NEXT

WOMAN OR THE NEXT VERSION OF

FEMININITY.

AND I JUST WANT TO ALLOW

EVERYBODY THE SPACE TO

UNDERSTAND THAT THEY CAN BE WHO

THEY WANT TO BE.

I LIKE HOCKEY.

IT'S NOT WHO I AM, IT IS

SOMETHING THAT I DO.

BUT I CAN ALSO LIKE SO MANY

OTHER THINGS AND THEY CAN BE

COMBINED.

PRETTY AWESOME.

>> Ian: THE AVERAGE MALE HOCKEY

PLAYER IS USUALLY ASKED PROBING

QUESTIONS ABOUT GETTING PUCKS IN

DEEP OR HOW THE POWER PLAY WENT.

DO YOU EVER GET TIRED OF HAVING

TO ANSWER THE KIND OF QUESTIONS

THAT I

HAVE ASKED YOU TODAY ABOUT ALL

OF THESE BIGGER ISSUES?

>> DEFINITELY.

[LAUGHTER]

100% I DO.

BUT I THINK THAT IT'S BEEN SO

IMPORTANT, BECAUSE WE HAVE TO

SHARE OUR STORY AND WE HAVE TO

CONTINUE THE MOVEMENT.

AND IT'S IMPORTANT FOR THE NEXT

GENERATION OF FEMALE ATHLETES.

AND SO TO BE ABLE TO SPEAK ABOUT

THIS IS SO IMPORTANT.

AND NOW BEING A PROFESSIONAL

HOCKEY PLAYER, I'M SEEING THE

OTHER SIDE OF THE GLASS.

AND I AM ANSWERING QUESTIONS

ABOUT GETTING PUCKS IN DEEP AND

WHAT'S GOING ON WITH OUR POWER

PLAY AND WHY WE'RE NOT BEING

SUCCESSFUL.

LIKE THE TORONTO MEDIA?

THEY ARE KIND OF ROUGH.

SO IT'S GREAT.

I THINK THAT IT IS GREAT.

AND NOW I GET TO ANSWER

QUESTIONS ABOUT BOTH AND I HOPE

THAT ONE DAY, YOU KNOW, YOUNG

GIRLS -- GIRLS IN MY POSITION

ARE JUST TALKING HOCKEY.

>> Ian: SO IT IS INTERESTING

WHEN YOU GO TO THE WEBSITE FOR

THE LEAGUE AND IT INVITES PEOPLE

TO JOIN THE MOVEMENT.

SO THE PLAYERS AND THE TEAMS

HAVE DONE THEIR PART TO START

THAT MOVEMENT AND NOW THE TEST

IS GOING TO BE ON FANS IN TERMS

OF GOING TO GAMES AND WATCHING

ON TV.

IT'S GOING TO BE A SYMBIOTIC

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FANS AND

PLAYERS TO GROW WOMEN'S HOCKEY.

>>> COMING UP, WHY CAPPING

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS COULD

COST CANADIANS MORE.

>>> AND LATER --

>> IT'S GOT A REAL WONDER TO IT.

>> Ian: A MASSIVE SHIPWRECK

APPEARS ON THE SHORES OF

NEWFOUNDLAND.

THE SPECULATION ON ITS ORIGINS

IN OUR "MOMENT."

(♪♪)

(♪♪)

>> Ian: MAJOR CONCERNS ON CAMPUS

OVER THE NEW FEDERAL CAP ON

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS.

>> THE DECREASE IN THAT IS A

DECREASE IN FUNDS.

>> REDUCING HIRING.

>> Ian: IT MEANS STRESS AND

UNCERTAINTY.

>> YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING

ME.

>> Ian: AND DOMESTIC STUDENTS

ALSO STAND TO LOSE.

DEANA SUMANAC-JOHNSON BREAKS

DOWN HOW COLLEGES AND

UNIVERSITIES WILL BE FORCED INTO

TOUGH CHOICES AS THE CASH THEY

HAVE COME TO COUNT ON SHARPLY

DECLINES.

>> THIS IS NOT EASY FOR THEM.

>> Reporter: SHE IS NO STRANGER

TO ASSISTING INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS IN CRISIS, BUT HER

PHONE HAS BEEN RINGING OFF THE

HOOK THIS WEEK.

>> MANY OF OUR MEMBERS FROM

ACROSS THE COUNTRY HAVE SENT ME

EMAILS AND TEXTS SAYING THAT

THEY'RE DISTRESSED AND THEY'RE

SICK TO THEIR STOMACH.

>> Anwar:ONE PART OF THE

FEDERAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS -- THEIR

SPOUSES

WON'T BE ABLE TO GET OPEN WORK

PERMITS ANYMORE.

>> ONE OF THE DECISIONS THAT

WERE MADE WERE TO SEPARATE THE

FAMILIES OF INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS WHO ARE STUDYING AT THE

COLLEGE AT UNDERGRADUATE LEVELS,

AND FAMILIES WHO DESERVE TO BE

TOGETHER.

>> Reporter:THE NEW FEDERAL

ANNOUNCEMENT PUTS A CAP ON

THE NUMBER OF INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS THAT CANADA CAN ACCEPT

OVER THE NEXT TWO YEARS.

IT WAS PRESENTED AS A MEASURE TO

REGULATE THE BOOMING, SOMETIMES

EXPLOITIVE, PRACTISE OF

RECRUITING INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS, MANY OF WHOM ARE USING

THEIR STUDIES AS A PATH TO

PERMANENT RESIDENCY.

HOWEVER, THOSE HIGH TUITIONS

ALSO FILL THE COFFERS OF

INSTITUTIONS, AND THERE ARE

FEARS

THAT IN THE SHORT TERM AT LEAST

THAT THE MEASURES COULD AFFECT

NOT ONLY INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

BUT PROFESSORS.

>> I STOPPED DEAD IN MY TRACKS,

AND I AM LIKE YOU HAVE TO BE

KIDDING ME.

>> Reporter:VICKY, STUDYING

HERE FROM GHANA, FEARS THAT

THERE WILL BE A TUITION INCREASE

FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS.

>> THE MONEY HAS TO COME FROM

SOMEWHERE ELSE, SO THEY TURN

AROUND AND THEY PUT THAT COST ON

STUDENTS.

>> Reporter: THAT QUESTION --

WHERE WILL THE MONEY COME FROM

WITH THE FEWER INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS ENROLLED, TROUBLES

MANY.

CUTS TO THE PROGRAMME THAT

NORMALLY TAKE IN A LOT OF

FOREIGN STUDENTS ARE POSSIBLE.

>> SO WE MEAN MOVING AWAY FROM

FACULTY TO MORE CONTRACT

FACULTY.

AND REDUCING HIRING AND CUTTING

THE COSTS IN OTHER WAYS.

BUT IT WOULD ALSO POSSIBLY MEAN

THE REMOVAL OF SOME OF THESE

PROGRAMMES.

>> Reporter: AND THAT WOULD

IMPACT DOMESTIC STUDENTS TOO.

>> WE HAVE TO FACE THE FACT THAT

THE BILL IS BEING FOOTED BY

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS.

SO A DECREASE IN THAT IS A

DECREASE IN FUNDS AND IT IS A

DECREASE IN THE PROGRAMMES THAT

DOMESTIC STUDENTS ARE ALSO IN.

>> Reporter: NOW WE KNOW FROM

THE FEDERAL ANNOUNCEMENT THE

PROVINCES THAT TAKE IN THE BULK

OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS,

SPECIFICALLY ONTARIO, ARE

LOOKING AT A CLOSE TO 50% CUT,

WHEREAS OTHER PROVINCES MAY BE

LOOKING AT A SMALLER CUT.

WHAT IS LESS CLEAR IS WHETHER

THE SO-CALLED DIPLOMA MILLS WILL

BE DOCKED MORE STEEPLY THAN THE

MORE REPUTABLE INSTITUTIONS.

EVEN A MORE MODERATE CUT COULD

HAVE FAR-REACHING EFFECTS, SAYS

THIS PRESIDENT OF A SMALL PUBLIC

COLLEGE IN P.E.I.

>> IF WE WERE ABLE TO DO THIS,

WE HAVE 30% OF OUR INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS AND WE'LL DROP TO 20%

AND WE WOULD SEE AN IMMEDIATE

IMPACT ON OUR BOTTOM LINE.

AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, WE MIGHT

SEE AN IMPACT ON THE DEPTH AND

BREADTH OF THE PROGRAMMES THAT

WE CAN PROVIDE.

>> Ian:DEANA, SOME OF THE

PEOPLE THAT YOU SPOKE TO ALSO

RAISED CONCERNS

THAT THE IMPACT HERE COULD BE

MORE THAN JUST FINANCIAL?

>> Reporter: THAT'S RIGHT, IAN.

SOME OF THE ADVOCATES AND THE

EXPERTS THAT WE SPOKE TO ARE

PARTICULARLY CONCERNED ABOUT THE

LANGUAGE AROUND INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS ARE TAKING AWAY HOUSING

FROM CANADIANS.

THEY WORRY THAT LANGUAGE COULD

LEAD TO EXCLUSION AND XENOPHOBIA

AND THEY REMIND US THAT DOMESTIC

AND INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

AREN'T SEGREGATED, THEY WORK ON

CLASS PROJECTS TOGETHER, THEY

MAY BE FRIENDS AND THEY MAY BE

DATING, THEY MAY BE ROOMMATES.

FOR EXAMPLE, THAT YOUNG WOMAN

FROM GHANA STUDYING IN

NEWFOUNDLAND IN THE PIECE, SHE

IS SO INTEGRATED INTO HER CAMPUS

LIFE THAT SHE'S THE V.P. OF HER

CAMPUS' STUDENT UNION.

>> Ian: DEANA SUMANAC-JOHNSON IN

OUR TORONTO STUDIO.

>> Reporter: THANKS, IAN.

>> Ian: NEXT, A MYSTERIOUS

DISCOVERY IN NEWFOUNDLAND.

>> LIKE, WHAT HAPPENED TO IT,

AND THE PEOPLE THAT WAS ON THE

SHIP ON THAT DAY.

>> Ian: THE SHIPWRECK'S SUDDEN

EMERGENCE IN OUR "MOMENT."

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>> Ian: YOU'RE LOOKING AT A

SHIPWRECK JUST OFF OF CAPE RAY,

NEWFOUNDLAND.

ITS PROXIMITY TO SHORE IS

CATCHING THE ATTENTION OF

LOCALS, ADDING TO THE INTRIGUE

THAT WASN'T THERE A FEW DAYS

AGO.

THE VESSEL IS ABOUT 24-METRES

LONG AND ITS AGE AND CONTENTS

STILL UNKNOWN.

TONIGHT ITS MYSTERIOUS

APPEARANCE IS OUR "MOMENT."

>> THIS IS A VERY SIGNIFICANT

SIZED VESSEL SITTING NEXT TO

THAT ONCE SANDY BEACH.

SO EARLIER THIS WEEK A YOUNG MAN

NAMED GORDON BLACKMORE WAS

ACTUALLY HUNTING AND I GUESS

THAT HE WAS THE FIRST TO SEE IT.

I THINK THAT THERE'S A MYSTIQUE

WHEN IT COMES TO SHIPWRECK.

AND FROM THERE IT SORT OF

EXPLODED IN TERMS OF THE TEAMGZ

BEING PAID TO IT.

>> I FOUND IT ON FACEBOOK.

AND I WAS THINKING ABOUT WHAT

HAPPENED TO IT, AND, LIKE, THE

PEOPLE THAT WAS ON THE SHIP AND

WERE ON THAT DAY.

SO IT WAS PRETTY NEAT.

>> RIGHT NOW I AM NOT

SPECULATING, BUT I HAVE HEARD

DIFFERENT PEOPLE WHO ARE DOING

RESEARCH, WHETHER WE'RE TALKING

17TH CENTURY, 18TH, 19TH -- IS

IT A BRITISH WARSHIP?

WHAT TYPE OF SCHOONER THIS MIGHT

BE.

IT'S GOT A REAL WONDER TO IT AND

I THINK THAT EVERYBODY FEELS THE

SAME WAY, WHAT COMES NEXT, AND

LOOKING BACK IN HISTORY IT'S

JUST MESMERIZING.

>> Ian: IT TRULY IS.

AND NOT TO LOSE SIGHT OF THE

FACT THAT IT LIKELY WAS A

MARITIME TRAGEDY, THAT THERE

WERE LIVES INVOLVED, BUT -- BUT,

STILL TO IMAGINE THAT IT'S

PROBABLY MORE THAN 200 YEARS OLD

AND THERE ARE CERTAIN CLUES,

LIKE THE

WOODEN TROUGHS THAT APPEAR TO BE

USED AS NAILS TO HOLD IT

TOGETHER.

AND THE FACT THAT PROBABLY

HURRICANE FIONA DISLODGED IT

FROM WHERE IT WAS.

SO, YEAH, AN INTRIGUING MYSTERY.

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>>> I'M IAN HANOMANSING IN

VANCOUVER.

GOOD NIGHT.

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