The World This Hour - The World This Hour for 2025/09/05 at 22:00 EDT

Episode Date: September 6, 2025

The World This Hour for 2025/09/05 at 22:00 EDT

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Certain conditions apply. from cbc news the world this hour i'm mike miles the so-called queen of canada is staying in police custody over the weekend romana diddalo will appear at a bail hearing monday she's charged with intimidating a justice participant and violating an order not to communicate with another defendant all after diddalo and fifteen of her followers were arrested during a large police operation this week The Doudalo's court appearance Friday drew a variety of people. Carmel Favelle Crowchild has had her own negative experiences with the cult. She wants Diodulo punished. What they're doing is creating sedition.

What they're doing is creating a divide among Canadians. What they're doing is committing treason against our government. The Doolo claims to be the supreme ruler of Canada and that laws don't apply to her or her followers. the so-called Queen of Canada says she'll represent herself at the bail hearing. A 12-year-old Alberta's boys charged with the attempted murder of his 7-year-old brother. The 12-year-old initially told Lethbridge Police that an unknown male had entered the home, but Staff Sergeant Ashland Snowden says investigators don't believe that. A search warrant was executed at the residence,

and a knife believed to be involved in the offense was seized. As the investigation progressed, evidence was obtained indicating the 12-year-old boy had stabbed his brother repeatedly and believed he'd killed him. The 12-year-old is in custody. The younger boy is in stable condition. Court records in Manitoba show the man accused of killing his sister and stabbing several others was out on bail at the time of the attack. Yesterday, RCMP say Tyrone Simard attacked eight people in two homes on Hollow Water First Nation. The 26-year-old suspect fled in a stolen car and died after crashing into an RCMP cruiser.

Records reveal RCMP, I'm sorry, Samar, was facing charges for assault with a weapon and mischief and when it pay court granted his release in June with conditions including a curfew and in order not to possess weapons. The Assembly of First Nations National Chief is asking questions about policing on First Nations after that mass stabbing. Cindy Woodhouse Nipanak offered her thoughts to the Manitoba community of Hollow Water. She says there used to be 58 First Nation Police Services in Canada and now they're down to 30. I just think every community in this country, whether you're in a first nation or not, deserves to have public safety as a priority. Woodhouse-Neepanak says leaders don't have enough funding for public safety officers. She wants to make sure policing in communities is not a program anymore and that there's a push towards making it an essential service.

We now know a couple from Quebec is among the casualties in a tragic tram crash in Lisbon. They were on a celebratory holiday when a funicular car flew off the rails and crashed into a building. At least 16 people are dead, many more injured. Chris Brown is in Lisbon. The full international scope of the tram car crash is coming into focus as a memorial of flowers at the site of the accident involving the Gloria Lyft grows. And Portuguese authorities confirmed the dead includes 11 foreigners. Among them, André Bergeron and Bladine Doe of Quebec. He was on vacation in Portugal for his 70th birthday.

Eric Bergeron is Andre's brother. My brother was a happy man. They were a happy couple. He just retired. He was just starting to enjoy, have fun. The couple were prominent archaeologists who worked together at the Quebec Conservation Center in Quebec City. Wednesday was to be the last day of their Portuguese holiday. Then came the call from Global Affairs with the terrible news.

My two nieces are shattered, of course. Imagine you lose your two parents in one shot. Bergeron says he met with investigators Friday, but they wouldn't reveal much about the cause of the crash. Chris Brown, CBC News, Lisbon. Unemployment in Canada jumped to 7.1% last month. Statistics, Canada says that's the highest it's been outside the pandemic in nearly a decade.

A net 66,000 jobs were lost in August, mostly part-time. Ontario, BC, and Alberta saw the biggest declines, While in the U.S., the jobless rate there rose to 4.3% its highest level in four years. That is your world this hour. For CBC News, I'm Mike Miles.