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An insider's warning artificial intelligence could "kill all humans." The potential impact of new U.S. tariffs and bans on a range of Canadian goods. How much further will gas prices soar as the Iran war reignites? Plus, the Pennsylvania memorial honouring the heroes of Flight 93, which was hijacked on 9/11.

The wildfires raging in B.C.’s Interior have forced more than 20,000 people from their homes and the province’s wildfire service says the Bald Range wildfire near Summerland is displaying extreme fire behaviour. Shifting winds could also fuel the flames. The RCMP are working to confirm at least one reported death and the province, which remains under a state of emergency, says there has been significant structural loss. The federal government is stepping in to provide shelter and accommodations as the evacuation zone expands. Sarah MacDonald reports. The Summerland, B.C., area is an agricultural hub in the Okanagan Valley, home to farms with livestock. Many animals need rescuing as the wildfires expand. Travis Prasad reports on the logistical challenge and the volunteers stepping up to help.

Terrifying video is captured as 20,000 people in B.C.’s Okanagan region fled for their lives Friday night. A fire that was first reported at 5:30 p.m. near the community of Summerland suddenly exploded in size, leaving little time to escape. Premier David Eby has declared a provincewide state of emergency and B.C.’s wildfire service warns the conditions are explosive and unlike anything they’ve ever seen before. Sarah MacDonald reports. U.S. President Donald Trump’s former defence lawyer has just been confirmed as attorney general after a close vote in the Senate overnight. Todd Blanche’s appointment puts a close Trump ally at the helm of the Justice Department. As Candice Cole reports, Democrats and some Republicans are voicing their concerns.

There’s been a major development in Canada-U.S. trade talks. The Canadian government is reportedly discussing a deal that would see Ottawa agree to a list of demands from the White House — including an end on the ban on American booze. In return, the U.S. would scrap its plans for new 50 per cent tariffs and the Americans would also agree to lower some sectoral tariffs. The deal isn’t done yet and as Sarah MacDonald reports, some provinces are already pushing back. The federal government says it will sell 10 retired Hercules aircraft to a B.C. aerospace company to bolster wildfire firefighting capabilities across the country. Those aircraft will be converted into water bombers and could be deployed next year. This summer, hot and dry conditions are keeping firefighters busy and on high alert in B.C.’s interior. Taya Fast is tracking the fires in Vernon.

With less than 36 hours to go till WestJet flight attendants could walk off the job, the airline has started parking some of its planes. The federal government is not yet ready to intervene, urging the two sides to work out a deal at the bargaining table. But that doesn’t ease the potential travel turbulence facing tens of thousands of passengers, some trying to adjust their travel plans, while others are not sure they need to. Touria Izri reports. The backlash continues for embattled FIFA President Gianni Infantino. One of his senior advisors has resigned over a controversial plan to partially privatize the organization for big profit. Mike Armstrong has more on the growing revolt.

Germany’s largest Pride celebration turned tragic Saturday night in what authorities are calling a terrorist attack. Police say an Islamist extremist drove a vehicle into the crowds and then went on a stabbing spree, killing one person and injuring 29 others. As Candice Cole reports, the attack sparked a massive manhunt that ended after German police found, shot and killed the 21-year-old suspect. Prime Minister Mark Carney has called three byelections to be held this summer in B.C., Ontario and Quebec. With the votes taking place on Aug, 31, the Liberals will need to win at least one of the three to maintain their majority government. Jillian Piper reports on the candidates and the stakes. After months of delays and political gridlock, the Gordie Howe International Bridge is expected to open to traffic Monday, July 27. The bridge connects Windsor, Ont., and Detroit, Mich., – the busiest trade corridor between Canada and the U.S. Sean O’Shea has more from Windsor. Plus, bee farmers on the Prairies are running into some major issues in the middle of honey production season. With a late start to spring and the looming threat of U.S. tariffs, most beekeepers may be looking at a below-average crop this year. As Ashley Beherns reports, beekeepers say it’s a great time to buy local.

The wildfire situation around Clinton, B.C., remains volatile. Firefighters spent the night protecting the community as another day of active fire behaviour threatens to push the Big Bar Complex even further. As Taya Fast reports, officials say they aren’t expecting any meaningful rainfall to combat the wildfires. The smoke from Canadian wildfires is drifting south of the border and appears to be top of mind for the U.S. president. Donald Trump is again threatening tariffs, blaming Canada for not doing enough to prevent the wildfire smoke crossing the border. Jillian Piper has more on Trump’s latest threat, and concerns that federal government cuts are hurting its wildfire response. The federal government shut down plans to expand Bill Bishop Toronto City Airport on Friday, citing concerns about public space, housing, noise and environmental impacts. But as Lexy Benedict reports, the province isn’t giving up its push for larger flights just yet. Plus, Mosquito counts in Saskatchewan are way up this year, with numbers up year over year and beating the 10-year average. In Saskatoon traps, there was an average of 168 last week. That’s compared to five mosquitoes per trap last year at this time. Ashley Beherns has more.

Canada's defiance in the face of U.S. President Donald Trump's new tariff threat. Canada's role and goal after joining a multinational fighter jet program. India's youth-led 'Cockroach' movement gains momentum despite violent police crackdowns. Plus, extremely rare feat: identical quadruplets are born in Australia.

Prime Minister Mark Carney urges Canadians to stay united as the country celebrates its 159th birthday. The possible reason the U.S. isn't renewing CUSMA, and what the move means. A Manitoba city's emergency due to fierce flooding. Plus, see what two daredevils did after freeclimbing one of the world's tallest buildings.

What's being blamed for a spike in Toronto's opioid overdoses. The search for two armed suspects in Saskatchewan after a deadly shooting at a First Nation. Canada warns of a deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, as Israel prepares to ban dozens of aid organizations. Plus, the significant people who the world said goodbye to in 2025.