Carney Unveils Border Crackdown, 1,000 New Officers 🚧

The federal government unveiled a new blueprint to strengthen border security on Friday. Prime Minister Mark Carney outlined the plan from a crossing in Ontario's Niagara region. The federal budget will allocate funding to hire an additional 1,000 border services officers to crack down on the illegal trade of stolen goods, guns, and drugs. Mackenzie Gray looks at the Liberals' plan and the motivation behind it.

U.S. President Trump hosted the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House on Friday. He appeared to downplay the sale of long-range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine. Zelenskyy says the missiles are desperately needed to strike deep into Russia. But as Jackson Proskow reports, Trump says he hopes to end the war without them.

The Toronto Blue Jays are back on the ball field in Seattle. They are hoping the road team advantage continues for just one more game. The home team has lost all four games so far in this series. As Eric Sorensen reports, the odds of a Jays comeback have improved.

It has been eight years this October since Harvey Weinstein's sex abuse scandal amplified the 'Me Too' movement. Now, the 'Me Too' wave has reached Canada's North and is being dubbed the 'Inuit Me Too.' As Melissa Ridgen reports, the movement seems to be picking up steam. It has put a prominent First Nations organization in the crosshairs.

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