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>> Adrienne: ON THIS FRIDAY
NIGHT, CANADA FIGHTS BACK WITH
PINPOINT ACCURACY.
REVEALING EXACTLY WHICH AMERICAN
PRODUCTS WILL BE HIT WITH
TARIFFS.
BUT WHILE DONALD TRUMP IS THE
TARGET, YOU MAY HAVE TO BEAR
SOME OF THE COST.
>> Ian: THREE WEEKS AFTER
ONTARIO VOTED FOR CHANGE, IT HAS
ARRIVED.
DOUG FORD TAKES OVER, PROMISING
TO BLAZE A NEW TRAIL FOR THE
PROVINCE.
AND POTENTIALLY FOR THE REST OF
THE COUNTRY.
THIS IS "THE NATIONAL".
>> Ian: HEADING INTO THE CANADA
DAY LONG WEEKEND, CONSIDER THIS.
A RANGE OF PRODUCTS YOU MAY BE
USING THIS HOLIDAY FROM SLEEPING
BAGS TO THAT CAMPING TRIP, TO
KETCHUP ON YOUR BURGER, EVEN A
SHOT OF BOURBON, THEY'RE ALL
ABOUT TO GET MORE EXPENSIVE IF
IMPORTED FROM THE U.S.
THEY'RE ON THE CANADIAN
GOVERNMENT'S FINAL LIST OF
AMERICAN PRODUCTS THAT WILL BE
HIT WITH A NEW 10% TARIFF
BEGINNING ON CANADA DAY.
TOM PARRY HAS LOOK AT THE
POSSIBLE IMPACT ON CONSUMERS.
>> Reporter: ON THE LENGTHY LIST
OF U.S. GOODS, CANADA HAS
TARGETED FOR TARIFFS, U.S. MADE
KITCHEN APPLIANCES, BIG TICKET
ITEMS, ABOUT TO GET HIT WITH A
10% LEVY.
>> IN OUR INDUSTRY, IT'S HUGE.
>> Reporter: WHEN TARIFFS KICK
IN, CUSTOMERS MAY CONSIDER
PRODUCTS MADE IN MEXICO OR
EUROPE INSTEAD.
THOUGH, THIS SHOP IS ALREADY
FEELING THE EFFECTS OF A COOLING
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CANADA AND
THE U.S.
>> FIRST THING THIS MORNING, ONE
OF THE MANUFACTURERS
REPRESENTATIVES CAME INTO THE
STORE, AND REMOVED ALL THE MADE
IN AMERICA SIGNS FROM THEIR
PRODUCT.
>> U.S. PROTECTIONISM ALREADY A
PRESSING ISSUE FOR SOME
SHOPPERS.
>> SO WE'RE LOOKING AT DIFFERENT
BRANDS, CERTAINLY THE EUROPEAN
BRANDS, HIGHER PRICE POINT, BUT
I'M A LITTLE ANTI-AMERICAN IN
WHAT I'M PURCHASING NOW.
>> Reporter: DONALD TRUMP HAS NO
DOUBT UPSET MANY CANADIANS, BUT
FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTER
CHRYSTIA FREELAND TRIED TO PAY
DOWN ANY ANTI-AMERICAN
SENTIMENT.
>> I CANNOT EMPHASIZE ENOUGH THE
REGRET WITH WHICH WE TAKE THESE
COUNTERMEASURES.
WE ARE ACTING VERY MUCH IN
SORROW, NOT IN ANGER.
>> Reporter: THAT SAID, FREELAND
CALLS U.S. TARIFFS ON CANADIAN
STEEL AND ALUMINUM ABSURD AND
HURTFUL.
>> CANADA HAD NO CHOICE BUT TO
RETALIATE WITH A MEASURED,
DOLLAR-FOR-DOLLAR RESPONSE.
>> Reporter: CANADA'S TARIFFS
WILL AFFECT MORE THAN $16
BILLION WORTH OF U.S. GOODS.
25% ON AMERICAN STEEL AND 10% ON
ALUMINUM.
OTTAWA IS ALSO PLEDGING $2
BILLION TO PROP UP CANADA'S
STEEL AND ALUMINUM SECTOR,
TRYING TO LIMIT THE IMPACT OF A
TRADE WAR ON JOBS AND THE
ECONOMY.
>> SENDS A VERY POWERFUL MESSAGE
AND THAT IS SOMETHING WE'VE BEEN
ADVOCATING FROM DAY ONE, DON'T
BACK OFF, YOU HAVE TO TAKE THIS
ON HEAD-ON.
>> Reporter: CANADA'S TARIFFS
TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY.
DONALD TRUMP, MEANWHILE, IS
ALREADY THREATENING FURTHER
ACTION AGAINST THE AUTO SECTOR,
LEAVING U.S. TRADE PARTNERS
BRACING FOR MORE UNCERTAINTY.
TOM PARRY, CBC NEWS, OTTAWA.
>> Ian: THE PRIME MINISTER SPOKE
TO THE U.S. PRESIDENT FOR THE
FIRST TIME SINCE THE G7 SUMMIT
AND THE PUBLIC SPAT.
JUSTIN TRUDEAU EXPRESSED
CONDOLENCES FOR THE VICTIMS OF
YESTERDAY AREAS SHOOTING IN
MARYLAND.
BUT HE ALSO CONI VEYED THAT --
CONVEYED THAT CANADA HAD NO
CHOICE BUT TO IMPOSE TARIFFS ON
AMERICAN GOODS BECAUSE THE U.S.
PUT TARIFFS ON ALUMINUM AND
STEEL.
WHEN ARE WE GOING TO SEE A PRICE
INCREASE FROM THE LATEST ROUND
OF INCREASES?
NOT AN EASY QUESTION TO ANSWER,
BUT EXPERTS SAY IT WON'T BE
IMMEDIATE.
ANY BUSINESSES HAVE SAID THEY'LL
ABSORB THE INCREASED COST WHILE
THEY WAIT TO SEE IF THE TARIFFS
ARE LONG-TERM.
AND IT DEPENDS HOW MUCH SUPPLY
IS ON HAND.
IF YOU LOOK AT YOUR GROCERY
BILL.
PICKLES COST $3.49, IN A MONTH
IT COULD GO UP TO $4, THAT IS A
SIGNIFICANT INCREASE FOR THOSE
ALREADY WORRIED ABOUT THE COST
OF FOOD.
THERE MIGHT BE CANADIAN OR
EUROPEAN ALTERNATIVES TO BEAT
THE PRICE TACK, BUT INCREASED
DEMAND MAY DRIVE UP PRICES FOR
THOSE PRICES AS WELL.
THERE WAS ANOTHER POLITICAL
STORY, DOUG FORD SWORN IN AS
PREMIER OF ONTARIO, VOWING TO
PROTECT THE PROVINCE'S
INDUSTRIES AND WORKERS.
>> MY FRIENDS, A NEW DAY WILL
DAWN IN ONTARIO!
A DAY OF PROSPERITY AND
OPPORTUNITY.
>> Ian: THE PROGRESSIVE
CONSERVATIVE LEADER NAMED 20
CABINET MINISTERS DOWN FROM 27
UNDER KATHLEEN WYNNE.
THE KEY FINANCE PORTFOLIO GOES
TO VIC FEDELI WHO HELD THE PARTY
TOGETHER WHEN THE FORMER LEADER
PATRICK BROWN WAS FORCED OUT.
>> THE FIRST THING HE DID WAS
ANNOUNCE THE END OF
CAP-AND-TRADE TAX IN ONTARIO.
>> Reporter: CHRISTINE ELLIOTT
IS A VETERAN MPP AND WIDOW OF
JIM FLAHERTY.
SHE TAKES OVER THE BUDGET HEALTH
MINISTRY.
>> THERE IS NO ONE LOSING A JOB,
WE STAND BY THAT.
>> I CAROLINE MULRONEY --
>> AND THE DAUGHTER OF A FORMER
PRIME MINISTER, CAROLINE
MULRONEY WILL PUT HER LEGAL
TRAINING TO USE AS ATTORNEY
GENERAL.
>> WE WILL RETURN ONTARIO TO ITS
RIGHTFUL PLACE AS THE ECONOMIC
ENGINE OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY.
>> Ian: DOUG FORD PROMISED TO
UNSHACKLE ONTARIO'S ECONOMY BY
CUTTING TAXES AND REGULATIONS
THAT HOLD BASES BACK --
BUSINESSES BACK, THERE ARE LOTS
OF OPINIONS ON WHAT FORD SHOULD
AND WOULD DO.
WE HEARD FROM A CONSERVATIVE
PERSPECTIVE, I ASKED CHAD ROGERS
IF PREMIER FORD CAN DELIVER ON
HIS LOWER TAXES AND GREATER
PROSPERITY.
>> WELL, IT'S OFTEN BEEN SAID
THAT ONTARIO IS THE ENGINE OF
CANADA'S ECONOMY AND DOUG FORD
UNDERSTANDS THAT IS HIS FIRST
JOB, CREATING JOBS, SPURRING
INVESTMENT.
AND THE FIRST THING HE'S IN
CONTROL OF, CUTTING COSTS FOR
SMALL BUSINESSES AND REGULAR
ONTARIANS.
I THINK YOU'RE GOING TO SEE AN
URGENT CUT TO THE GAS TAX AND
WE'RE GOING TO HEAR ABOUT A
SMALL BUSINESS TAX CUT AND
MIDDLE INCOME TAX CUT BETWEEN
THE FALL ECONOMIC STATEMENT AND
BUDGET IN THE NEW YEAR.
>> Ian: TAX CUTS IS WHAT HE
PROMISED, MAYBE THAT'S THE EASY
PART, WHAT ABOUT THE CONNECTION
BETWEEN THE CUTS AND JUMP
STARTING THE ECONOMY?
>> WELL, WHEN YOU CUT THE GAS
TAXES AND YOU CUT INCOME TAX
RIGHT AWAY, YOU THROW A LOT OF
MONEY BACK INTO THE ECONOMY.
BOTH THAT INDIVIDUALS CAN SPEND
AND SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED
BUSINESSES AREN'T PAYING IN TAX.
HE'S COMMITTED TO KEEPING THOSE
PROMISES THIS YEAR.
WE'RE GOING TO SEE HIM BRING
BACK THE LEGISLATURE QUICKLY AND
WHY HE'S PUT SO MANY SENIOR
HANDS IN PORTFOLIOS.
>> Ian: IN TERMS OF THE REST OF
THE COUNTRY, WHAT IMPACT WILL
PREMIER FORD HAVE ON THEM?
>> WHEN DOUG FORD GOES TO THE
FIRST PREMIER CONFERENCE, CARBON
TAX IS GOING TO BE
UNCOMFORTABLE.
HE'S ANNOUNCED THAT ONTARIO IS
DEPARTING FROM CAP-AND-TRADE AND
HE'S GOING TO HAVE TO COME UP
WITH A REPLACEMENT, BUT WITH
RESPECT TO THE ECONOMY, IT'S
GOING TO PUT COMPETITIVE
PRESSURE FOR PREMIERS AROUND THE
TABLE.
>> Ian: LOTS OF PERSPECTIVES,
THANKS FOR YOURS.
AND OF COURSE WE'LL BE HEARING
OTHER VIEWS OF FORD'S ECONOMIC
PLANS IN COMING SHOWS.
>> Adrienne: THAT AND WE'LL SEE
WHAT IMPACT IT HAS ON OTHER
PROVINCES.
HERE'S WHAT'S AHEAD.
B.C. CONFRONTS THE DAMAGE FROM
LAST YEAR'S FIRE SEASON JUST AS
THE NEW ONE BEGINS.
>> Ian: COMING TO A THEATRE NEAR
YOU, TRIGGER WARNINGS, WHAT ARE
THEY AND WHY THEY GO TOO FAR.
>> EU LEADERS STRIKE A DEAL ON
IMMIGRATION, BUT THE DIFFERENCES
REMAIN.
A STARK REMINDER ON WHY THE
AGREEMENT IS NEEDED.
HUNDREDS OF AFRICAN MIGRANTS
RESCUED OFF OF LIBYA'S COAST BY
THE COAST GUARD.
CLOSE TO 350 OF THEM CUTTING
SHORT THEIR ATTEMPT TO REACH
EUROPE.
100 OTHERS DID NOT MAKE IT, THEY
DROWNED AFTER THEIR BOAT
OVERTURNED.
EXACTLY WHY THE EU SAYS IT
DOESN'T WANT ANYONE ATTEMPTING
THE PERILOUS CROSSING.
EU OFFICIALS HAVE REACHED A
SHAKY AGREEMENT TO SHARE
RESPONSIBILITY FOR THOSE WHO
SURVIVE.
>> Reporter: THE BEER GARDENS IN
MUNICH ON A FRIDAY AFTERNOON, A
LONG WAY AWAY FROM THE FAILURE
EUROPEAN UNION LEADERS MANAGED
TO AVOID, REACHING A DEAL ON
MIGRATION, HOWEVER VAGUE IN THE
WEE HOURS OF THE MORNING.
BUT DIVISIONS BETWEEN THE EU
MEMBER STATES AND THIS SUBJECT,
HAVE BEEN PULLING AT THE SEAMS
OF THE UNION FOR YEARS NOW.
AND AT BEST, THIS AGREEMENT IS
ASPIRATIONAL.
JUST LISTEN TO THE EUROPEAN
COUNCIL PRESIDENT DONALD TUSK
DESCRIBE IT.
>> IT IS FAR TOO EARLY TO TALK
ABOUT SUCCESS, WE HAVE MANAGED
TO REACH AN AGREEMENT ON THE
COUNCIL, BUT THIS IS THE EASIEST
PART OF THE TASK.
>> Reporter: DIFFERENT LEADERS
EMPHASIZED DIFFERENT POINTS.
POLAND IS HAPPY REFUGEE QUOTAS
WILL BE VOLUNTARY.
AUSTRIA IS APPLAUDING PROPOSALS
FOR MIGRANT SCREENING CENTRES,
DETENTION CAMPS SAY CRITICS IN
AFRICA.
AND GERMANY HAS BEEN PROMISED IT
WILL BE HARDER FOR SO-CALLED
SECONDARY ASYLUM-SEEKERS TO MOVE
AROUND.
SOMETHING ANGELA MERKEL'S
COALITION PARTNERS WERE
PRESSURING HER TO DELIVER.
>> MANY BAVARIANS WORRY THAT
GERMANY WILL CONTINUE TO BE A
DRAW FOR MIGRANTS BECAUSE THEY
BELIEVE THEY'LL BE ENTITLED TO
GREATER SOCIAL BENEFITS HERE
THAN OTHER EU COUNTRIES.
NOT EVERYONE IN GERMANY BELIEVES
MIGRATION IS A PROBLEM.
THE NUMBER OF ASYLUM CLAIMS HAVE
DROPPED DRAMATICALLY ACROSS THE
EU.
>> YES, WE HAD A PROBLEM TWO
YEARS AGO, THERE WAS SO MANY
COMING.
WE WANTED TO DO THE RIGHT THING.
I STILL THINK IT'S THE RIGHT
THING TO GIVE HOME TO ALL THE
PEOPLE.
>> THERE IS NO UNITY IN EUROPE,
AND IT'S ONLY GERMANY AND FRANCE
WHO TRIED TO SPEAK AND THE
EASTERN EUROPE COUNTRIES DON'T
WANT TO PULL AT THE SAME ROPE.
>> Reporter: IN MUNICH, A CITY
THAT WAS MOSTLY DESTROYED DURING
THE SECOND WORLD WAR, IT IS
TROUBLING FOR THOSE WHO REMEMBER
WHY THE EUROPEAN UNION WAS
CREATED TO BEGIN WITH.
MARGARET EVANS, CBC NEWS,
MUNICH.
>> Adrienne: THE MIGRATION ISSUE
IS UPENDING PARTY POLITICS
ACROSS EUROPE, THREATENING TO
COLLAPSE GOVERNMENTS.
FOR SOME, THE FEELING IS STILL
ONE OF CRISIS, BUT AS MENTIONED,
THE FACTS HAVE CHANGED.
>> THERE IS CLEAR SENSE OF
URGENCY.
>> THE WORST REFUGEE CRISIS
SINCE THE SECOND WORLD WAR.
>> 2015 WAS A YEAR OF PANIC,
DESPERATION AND DEATH.
>> THEY KNOW THE RISK AND THEY
ARE DRIVEN TO TAKE EXTREME
MEASURES.
>> Adrienne: THE FLOW OF
ASYLUM-SEEKERS INTO EUROPE
LOOKED LIKE A CRISIS BECAUSE IT
GENUINELY WAS A CRISIS.
THAT YEAR, MORE THAN A MILLION
ASYLUM-SEEKERS CROSSED BY SEA
INTO EUROPE, BUT THE TOTAL LAST
YEAR, 170,000.
SO FAR THIS YEAR, 45,000.
THE NUMBERS HAVE COLLAPSED BY AN
ORDER OF MAGNITUDE.
SO THIS IS LARGELY ABOUT THE
ASYLUM-SEEKERS EUROPE HAS
ALREADY ABSORBED.
IN GERMANY, FOR EXAMPLE, THERE
IS ANXIETY ABOUT POTENTIAL
IMMIGRANT CRIME.
A RECENT CASE DOMINATING THE
HEADLINES, THE GRUESOME RAPE AND
MURDER OF A 14-YEAR-OLD STUDENT
BY AN IRAQI ASYLUM-SEEKERS.
STATISTICALLY, FEARS OF A CRIME
WAVE SEEM OVERBLOWN.
VIOLENT CRIME DID RISE IN 2015
AND 2016, BUT NOW IT'S FALLING
AGAIN.
IN GERMANY, CRIMES BY
NONNATIONALS FELL BY 23% LAST
YEAR.
AND CRIME OVERALL IN THE COUNTRY
HIT THE LOWEST LEVEL IN 25
YEARS.
BUT IF THIS IS NOT REALLY A
MIGRATION CRISIS, IT'S
DEFINITELY A POLITICAL ONE WITH
NO END IN SIGHT.
>> Ian: WE'RE LIVE ON "THE
NATIONAL" TONIGHT, KEEPING A
CLOSE WATCH ON SEVERAL OTHER
STORIES, INCLUDING A DEADLY
ATTACK ON A MILITARY COMPOUND IN
CENTRAL MALI.
THEY STORMED THE HEADQUARTERS OF
THE G 5 MILITARY TASK FORCE.
IT'S MADE UP OF SOLDIERS FROM
FIVE NEARBY COUNTRIES AND WAS
SET UP TO ROOT OUT JIHADIST
VIOLENCE.
A SPOKESPERSON SAID SIX PEOPLE
WERE KILLED, INCLUDING TWO
SOLDIERS AND FOUR ASSAILANTS.
al-QAEDA HAS REPORTEDLY CLAIMED
RESPONSIBILITY.
THIS ATTACK COMING AS AN
ADVANCED TEAM OF CANADIAN
SOLDIERS HAVE STARTED ARRIVING
FOR A PEACEKEEPING MISSION.
>> THE FELLOW WAS THERE TO KILL
AS MANY AS HE COULD KILL.
>> Ian: ALSO TONIGHT, WE'RE
LEARNING MORE ABOUT THE SUSPECT
IN YESTERDAY'S SHOOTING AT THE
"CAPITAL GAZETTE" NEWSPAPER.
JARROD RAMOS APPEARED IN COURT
TODAY, CHARGED WITH FIVE COUNTS
OF FIRST-DEGREE MURDER.
HE WAS DENIED BAIL.
OFFICIALS SAY THE 38-YEAR-OLD
BARRICADED A BACK DOOR OF THE
NEWSROOM TO PREVENT PEOPLE FROM
ESCAPING AND OPEN FIRE USING A
PUMP-ACTION SHOTGUN HE BOUGHT
LEGALLY A YEAR AGO.
>>> AND POLICE IN ALBERTA HAVE
ARRESTED A LONGTIME FAMILY
DOCTOR IN SYLVAN LAKE WHO IS
PRESIDENT OF THE ALBERTA COLLEGE
OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS.
DR. FRED JANKE HAS BEEN CHARGED
WITH MAKING ARRANGEMENTS TO
COMMIT SEXUAL OFFENCES AGAINST A
CHILD, AS WELL AS MAKING AND
DISTRIBUTING CHILD PORNOGRAPHY.
THE 62-YEAR-OLD ALLEGEDLY HAD
SEXUALLY EXPLICIT CONVERSATIONS
WITH A PERSON HE MET ONLINE, IN
WHICH HE TRIED TO ARRANGE FOR
SEX WITH THE PERSON'S 5-YEAR-OLD
DAUGHTER.
THAT PERSON TURNED OUT TO BE AN
UNDERCOVER OFFICER.
THE CHARGES HAVE NOT BEEN PROVEN
IN COURT.
>>> CREE TEACHINGS SAY THAT
IDENTICAL TWINS ARE BORN WITH
TWO BODIES THAT SHARE A HEART.
WE'LL INTRODUCE YOU TO
INDIGENOUS BROTHERS.
>> Adrienne: OUT OF THE TRAGEDY,
A NEW SISTERHOOD, HOW THE
GIRLFRIENDS OF THE HUMBOLDT
BRONCOS ARE FORMING AN INDELIBLE
BOND.
>>> BRITISH COLUMBIA TRIES TO
LEARN FROM LAST YEAR'S
DEVASTATING WILDFIRE LOSSES.
>> FORCING US TO CLEAR-CUT AND
LOG IT ALL AND THINK ABOUT THE
IN WESTERN CANADA.
HERE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, ALONE,
THERE ARE ALREADY MORE THAN 100
ACTIVE FIRES, SOME OF THEM OUT
OF CONTROL.
LAST YEAR WAS A CATASTROPHIC ONE
FOR THE PROVINCE.
MORE THAN HALF A BILLION DOLLARS
IN DAMAGE.
THE LOSS OF A MILLION HECTARES
OF TIMBER.
THE LANDSCAPE LEFT PROFOUNDLY
CHANGED AND NOW A SMALL ARMY OF
PEOPLE IS AT WORK INVESTIGATING
THE FALLOUT, AS BIG FIRES BECOME
THE NEW NORMAL IN A WARMING
CLIMATE.
>> Reporter: UNTIL LAST YEAR,
THIS WAS FOREST FILLED WITH
LIFE, NOW IT'S A BARREN
CLEAR-CUT.
>> IT'S DUSTY, IT'S DIRTY.
EVERYBODY GOES HOME AT NIGHT,
THEY'RE BLACK, SO YOU END UP
WITH BARK BEING BURNT.
IN SOME CASES, IT BURNS INTO THE
FIBRE.
THIS IS STILL USABLE.
>> Reporter: BUT IT'S A RACE.
AS THESE TREES DIE OUT AND DRY,
THEY BECOME WORTHLESS.
THIS AREA, KNOWN AS A CUT BLOCK,
IS ABOUT A THOUSAND HECTARES.
NORMALLY THEY LOG IN SMALL
CHUNKS OVER 10-20 YEARS, NOW
THEY'RE TRYING TO HARVEST THE
WHOLE THING IN LESS THAN ONE
YEAR.
>> IT'S DEVASTATING.
THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN A LONG-TERM
JOB AND NOW IT'S TURNED INTO A
YEAR AND IT'S ALL GOING TO BE
GONE.
>> THERE IS ABOUT 2500 HECTARES
OF --
>> Reporter: PLANS TO LOG THE
LAND SLOWLY OVER DECADES HAD TO
BE TOSSED ASIDE.
>> FORCING US TO CLEAR-CUT IT,
TO LOG IT ALL, AND THINK BY
GUESS THE IMPACT AFTERWARD.
>> Reporter: THIS RESEARCH
FOREST SET UP BY THE UNIVERSITY
OF BRITISH COLUMBIA IS NOW A
GIANT EXPERIMENT IN FIRE
RECOVERY.
ONE NEW FEAR, AN EXPLOSION OF
TREE-KILLING BUGS.
>> YOU HAVE THE PINK INNER BARK.
>> Reporter: BARK BEETLES THRIVE
IN BURNT TIMBER, BUT THEY CAN
SPREAD KILLING HEALTHY TREES.
>> NOW WE TAKE A POPULATION OF
BEETLES THAT WAS LARGE, PRIME
HABITAT WITH WEATHER CONDITIONS
IF THEY'RE RIGHT THIS SUMMER, IT
COULD BE AN OUTBREAK.
>> Reporter: LAST YEAR, FIRE
TEMPORARILY CLOSED THE WILLIAMS
LAKE AIRPORT AND THE FOREST NEXT
TO THE RUNWAY, HOW IT SAVED
BUILDINGS.
>> THIS SIDE WAS THINNED.
ALTHOUGH IT BURNT, IT BURNED
MUCH LOWER INTENSITY ON THAT
SIDE.
>> Reporter: SO SPEND NOW TO
PROTECT THE COMMUNITIES, OR PAY
MUCH MORE DURING CATASTROPHIC
FIRE SEASONS.
>> WE JUST NEED TO GET ON WITH
THE JOB IN A MORE CONCERTED
EFFORT.
>> Reporter: LESSONS LEARNED THE
HARD WAY, THE AFTERMATH OF A
TOUGH SEASON IN THE WOODS.
GREG RASMUSSEN, CBC NEWS, NEAR
WILLIAMS LAKE B.C.
>> Adrienne: SINCE THE APRIL BUS
CRASH THAT TOOK THE LIVES OF 16
MEMBERS OF THE HUMBOLDT BRONCOS,
WE'VE HEARD ABOUT THE FAMILIES
AND THE SURVIVORS, WELL SOME OF
THESE YOUNG MEN HAD GIRLFRIENDS,
TOO.
AS HIGH SCHOOL PROMISE AND
GRADUATIONS TICK BY, THESE
AREN'T EASY DAYS FOR THEM.
BUT AS OLIVIA STEFANOVICH TELLS
US, THEY HAVE EACH OTHER.
>> I HEARD THEM SAY THE WORD
HUMBOLDT BRONCOS BUS.
AND I JUST FELL TO MY KNEES.
>> KAYLEIGH FESCHUK WAS HALFWAY
ACROSS THE WORLD IN THAILAND,
HAVING WHAT SHE THOUGHT WAS ONE
OF THE BEST DAYS OF HER LIFE,
WHEN SHE WAS PULLED ASIDE AND
TOLD HER BOYFRIEND WAS IN A
COLLISION.
>> I KEPT ON SAYING THAT I JUST
WANTED TO WAKE UP, BECAUSE I
THOUGHT I WOULD I HOPED THAT I
WOULD.
SOMETIMES I STILL HOPE I DO.
>> Reporter: JACOB LEICHT DIED
IN THE CRASH.
SINCE THEN, SHE HAS BEEN TRYING
TO KEEP HIS SPIRIT ALIVE.
SHE GRADUATED HIGH SCHOOL LAST
NIGHT.
SHE FOUND STRENGTH TO CROSS THE
PODIUM FROM A NEW SISTERHOOD,
BORN OUT OF TRAGEDY.
>> YOU NEVER SEE MY THOUGHTS ARE
WITH THE GIRLFRIENDS, YOU SEE
WITH THE FRIENDS AND FAMILY.
AND I DON'T FEEL LIKE I FIT
QUITE INTO EITHER OF THOSE
CATEGORIES.
I FEEL LIKE A LITTLE BIT OF A
MIXTURE OF THEM.
>> Reporter: QUINN COURTNEY ALSO
LOST HER BOYFRIEND, JAXON JOSEPH
IN THE CRASH, HE CHANNELLED HER
GRIEF BY BRINGING THE
GIRLFRIENDS TOGETHER.
THEY'RE SPREAD OUT ACROSS
WESTERN CANADA.
THEY MET FOR THE FIRST TIME LAST
WEEKEND.
>> THEY ALL MEAN SOMETHING
REALLY SPECIAL TO ME.
>> Reporter: COURTNEY ENCOURAGED
THE WOMEN TO MAKE CUSTOMIZED
JEAN JACKETS W THE NAME AND
JERSEY NUMBERS OF THEIR
BOYFRIEND, ANGEL WINGS FOR THE
DECEASED AND THE ARENA WHERE THE
BRONCOS PLAY.
>> HAVING EVERYBODY TOGETHER IS
THE FIRST TIME I'VE BEEN ABLE TO
UNDERSTAND WHAT PEOPLE MEAN BY
THE TERM HUMBOLDT STRONG, OR BY,
YOU ARE SO STRONG.
THERE IS STRENGTH IN NUMBERS.
THE GIRLS PROVIDE PROOF OF THAT.
>> Reporter: THE GIRLFRIENDS ARE
IN CONSTANT COMMUNINGS
INDICATION -- COMMUNICATION,
SHARING WORDS OF ADVICE.
>> STICKING TOGETHER FOREVER,
LIKE THE GUYS WILL DO.
I THINK IT'S REALLY STRONG TEAM
WITH THE SPECIAL BOND THAT NO
ONE ELSE SHARES.
>> Reporter: A BOND THAT IS
GROWING STRONGER, NOW THAT THESE
WOMEN HAVE THEIR OWN TEAM.
OLIVIA STEFANOVICH, CBC NEWS,
PRINCE ALBERT, SASKATCHEWAN.
>> Adrienne: 13 PLAYERS ON THE
BUS WERE INJURED, BUT SURVIVED.
SOME HAVE MADE ASTONISHING
RECOVERIES, OTHERS THE ROAD
LONGER.
LAYNE MATECHUK SPENT A MONTH IN
A COMA, STRUGGLING WITH A BRAIN
INJURY, HE STILL CANNOT SPEAK.
TODAY, HIS FAMILY RELEASED A
STATEMENT.
WE WISH WE COULD TELL YOU IT'S
GETTING EASIER, THE REALITY IS
IT'S NOT.
WE'RE NOT SURE WHEN HE'LL GET TO
LEAVE HOSPITAL, BUT WE CAN TELL
YOU WE BELIEVE HE GETS A LITTLE
CLOSER EVERY DAY.
BELIEVE IS THE WORD WE'RE
HOLDING ONTO.
HIS COACH TALKED ABOUT THIS
OFTEN, HE BELIEVED THE TEAM WAS
NOT A FIFTH PLACE TEAM, BUT A
NUMBER ONE TEAM.
HE TOLD THE PLAYERS THEY NEED TO
BELIEVE IN ORDER TO ACCOMPLISH
SOMETHING.
TODAY, WE BELIEVE.
STILL AHEAD ON "THE NATIONAL",
THE NANAIMO STUDENTS BEHIND A
SCIENCE PROJECT OUT OF THIS
WORLD.
>> Ian: IS THIS POLITICAL
CORRECTNESS AT PLAY?
THE TREND IN THEATRES TRIGGERS
AND THE CONTROVERSY ABOUT THEM.
>> I'M NOT A FAN OF WANTING TO
TELL SOMEBODY EXACTLY EVERYTHING
THEY'RE ABOUO
>> Adrienne: HERE ON "THE
NATIONAL", WE SOMETIMES GIVE YOU
A WARNING IF THE IMAGES ARE SO
GRAPHIC THEY MAY DISTURB
VIEWERS.
EARLIER THIS YEAR, NETFLIX ADDED
WARNINGS TO THE SECOND SEASON OF
13 REASONS WHY TT, AFTER CRITICS
SAID THE FIRST SEASON MIGHT
ENCOURAGE SUICIDE.
THESE TRIGGER WARNINGS ARE NOW
CATCHING ON IN CANADA'S THEATRE
SCENE, BUT NOT WITHOUT DEBATE.
AS DEANA SUMANAC-JOHNSON
EXPLAINS, SOME SEE THE WARNINGS
AS JUST A SPOILER BY ANOTHER
NAME.
>> I THINK THAT WHEN YOU COME
IN, THAT'S GOOD.
COME IN STRONG.
>> Reporter: JAMES MacDONALD
FEELS THAT HIS AUDIENCE NEEDS TO
BE FOREWARNED.
HE'S AMONG THEATER INSIDERS WHO
HAVE ADOPTED THE USE OF TRIGGER
WARNINGS, NEW ADVISORIES THAT
WARN ABOUT POINTS THAT MAY
TRIGGER PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA IN
AUDIENCE MEMBERS.
>> IF WE INFORM THE AUDIENCE
BEFORE, THEY DON'T HAVE A
NEGATIVE REACTION.
>> Reporter: WESTERN CANADA
THEATRE RECENT STAGING OF
CHILDREN OF GOD CAME WITH A
WARNING ABOUT MATURE AND SCENES
INVOLVING RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS
AND SEXUAL ABUSE.
A PLAY ABOUT AN INJURED
AFGHANISTAN VET WAS SAID TO
CONTAIN POTENTIALLY TRIGGERING
CONTENT ABOUT THE HORRORS OF WAR
AND MENTAL ILLNESS.
>> IN MANY WAYS THE POINT OF THE
THEATRE IS TO TRIGGER EMOTIONS
IN AN AUDIENCE, BUT IT'S
INCUMBENT ON US AS THEATRES TO
PROVIDE AN ENVIRONMENT WHERE THE
AUDIENCE CAN FEEL THEY CAN
UNDERGO THE EXPERIENCES IN A
SAFE ENVIRONMENT WITH OTHER
PEOPLE.
>> Reporter: MacDONALD IS PART
OF AN INTERNATIONAL THEATRE
TREND.
PRODUCTIONS ARE GETTING MORE
GRAPHIC, MORE VIOLENT LIKE THIS
2014 STAGING THAT HAD PEOPLE
FAINTING IN THE AISLES.
THERE IS DEMAND BY THE AUDIENCE
AND THE THEATRES, BE MINDFUL OF
PEOPLE'S WELFARE.
IN THE ROYAL COURT THEATRE, THEY
NOW USE TRIGGER WARNINGS.
BUT NOT EVERYONE THINKS THEY'RE
A GOOD IDEA.
THIS IS THE SHAW FESTIVAL.
HOME OF CANADA'S SECOND BIGGEST
THEATRE COMPANY.
LIKE MANY OTHERS, IT'S LOOKING
TO EVOLVE AND MAKE ITS
PRODUCTIONS EDGIER.
>> CERTAIN THEATRES --
>> Reporter: BUT ACCORDING TO
THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, THAT
DOESN'T MEAN CHANGING ITS
CURRENT SYSTEM OF AUDIENCE
ADVISORY.
>> WE DON'T HAVE THE BACKGROUND
IN PSYCHOLOGY TO KNOW WHAT WILL
TRIGGER, WE GIVE AGE APPROPRIATE
FRAMES AROUND NARRATIVE AND
LANGUAGE.
AND BEYOND THAT, WE LET PEOPLE
MAKE THEIR OWN DECISIONS.
>> Reporter: OTHER THEATRE
COMPANIES HAVE DIFFERENT REASONS
FOR OBJECTING TO THE USE OF
TRIGGER WARNINGS.
MONTREAL'S IMAGO THEATRE DOES
NOT SHY AWAY FROM DIFFICULT
SUBJECTS, LIKE THIS PLAY ABOUT
RAPE DURING WAR.
FLUSH
>> STOP LOOKING AT ME.
>> Reporter: THE THEATRE IS
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR THINKS TRIGGER
WARNINGS ARE GOING TOO FAR.
>> I'M NOT A FAN OF TELLING
SOMEBODY EVERYTHING THEY'RE
ABOUT TO EXPERIENCE.
WE'LL ALWAYS HAVE SOME KIND OF
REACTION, THAT'S GREAT.
IN FACT, REACTION IS WHAT WE'RE
LOOKING FOR.
>> Reporter: AND DESPITE THEIR
DIFFERING VIEWS ON TRIGGER
WARNINGS, JAMES MacDONALD
AGREES, HE THINKS USING THEM
ALLOWS HIM TO CONTINUE STAGING
CHALLENGING MATERIAL, WHILE
STILL MINDING HIS AUDIENCE'S
NEEDS.
>> WE HAVE TO FIND A WAY THAT WE
DON'T AVOID TALKING ABOUT
UNCOMFORTABLE ISSUES ON THE
STAGE AND THAT WE CAN CONTINUE
TO PROVIDE A FORUM, BUT THE
POSITIVE NATURE OF IT, IS THAT
WE IN THE THEATRE HAVE REALIZED
OUR RESPONSIBILITY AND THAT IS
NOT JUST TO PRESENT IT AND SEND
PEOPLE OUT INTO THE NIGHT.
>> Reporter: STRIKE AGO BALANCE
BETWEEN RESPONSIBILITY TO THE
AUDIENCE AND TO THE THEATRE TO
ELICIT EMOTION, ALL PART OF THE
GROWING PAINS OF ONE OF THE
OLDEST ART FORMS AS IT ADAPTS TO
THE MODERN AGE.
>> Adrienne: WHEN THE
BLOCKBUSTER MOVIE "BLACK
PANTHER" HAS BEEN SEEN BY
MILLIONS OF PEOPLE, BUT THIS
COULD BE TRIGGERING, YOU SHOULD
THINK TWICE ABOUT GOING IF YOU
SUFFERED FROM DEATH OF A PARENT,
ABANDONMENT, CAR ACCIDENT.
>> Ian: A FEW OF THE OTHER
STORIES WE'RE WATCHING LIFE.
RESCUE CREWS FOUND A PLANE THAT
WENT MISSING YESTERDAY MORNING.
IT TOOK OFF FROM CALGARY AND WAS
FOUND NEAR HOPE, BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
IT'S NOT CLEAR WHAT WENT WRONG.
THE PILOT OFFENCE THE PLANE AND
THE PASSENGER WERE KILLED.
>> THE YOUNG GENTLEMAN LEFT.
>> THAT WAS THE EXCHANGE THAT
LED TO THE FIRING OF A
RESTAURANT MANAGER IN VANCOUVER
WHO REFUSED SERVICE TO A TRUMP
SUPPORTER WEARING A MAKE AMERICA
GREAT AGAIN HAT.
BUT THE MANAGER SAYS HE HAS NO
REGRETS.
HE SAID THE HAT HAS BECOME TO
SYMBOLIZE RACISM AND BIGOTRY.
THIS COMES A WEEK AFTER SARAH
SANDERS WAS ASKED TO LEAVE A
RESTAURANT IN VIRGINIA BECAUSE
OF HER ASSOCIATION WITH THE
PRESIDENT.
>>> CANADA'S FIRST WOMAN IN
SPACE, ROBERTA BONDAR WAS
ELEVATED TO THE HIGHEST ORDER OF
CANADA TODAY, SHE'S JOINED BY
BEVERLEY McLACHLIN AS A
COMPANION OF THE ORDER.
LORNE MICHAELS WAS ELEVATED FOR
HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO COMEDY.
YOU CAN SEE THE LIST OF MORE
THAN 100 CANADIANS HONOURED
TODAY ON OUR WEBSITE.
STILL AHEAD ON "THE NATIONAL",
LOOKING AT THE LIFE THROUGH THE
LENS OF INDIGENOUS TWINS.
A SPIRITED PAIR OF IDENTICAL
CREE BROTHERS TRY MAKE SENSE OF
THEIR CULTURE, THEIR FAMILY AND
THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO EACH
OTHER.
>> DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE TWO
WOLVES, THE ONE GOOD AND ONE
EVIL?
DO YOU BELIEVE THAT, ONE TWIN IS
EVIL, ONE IS GOOD.
>> I AM THE GOOD ONE, HE'S THE
BAD ONE.
[ * ]
>> Ian: KEEP IN MIND, YOU CAN
GET STORIES FROM CBC NEWS
JOURNALISTS ALL DAY LONG, FIND
POWERFUL IMAGES ON INSTAGRAM,
VIDEO ON Facebo
PEOPLE CAN LOOK ALIKE.
>> ACTUALLY, IT DOES MAKE SENSE.
>> NO, IT DOESN'T.
>> YES, IT DOES.
>> Adrienne: IN MANY WAYS,
TAPWEWIN AND PAWAKEN ARE LIKE
ANY OTHER 10-YEAR-OLDS, A LITTLE
PRECOCIOUS, OCCASIONALLY AT EACH
OTHER'S THROATS.
10 IS AN INTERESTING AGE, A
CURIOUS AGE AND THESE TWO HAVE A
LOT OF QUESTIONS, ESPECIALLY
WHAT IT MEANS TO BE TWINS IN
CREE CULTURE.
THEIR MOTHER CONJURED A PLAN.
SHE IS FROM ATTAWAPISKAT AND
WE'RE PROUD TO CONCLUDE OUR
HIGHLIGHTING DOCUMENTARIES WITH
HER FAMILY STORY.
THIS IS NIISOTEWAK, TWO BODIES,
ONE HEART.
>> MY NAME IS TAPWEWIN.
I'M FROM ATTAWAPISKAT.
>> MY NAME IS AND I'M FROM
ATTAWAPISKAT.
MY NAME MEANS TRUTH.
>> I AM NATIVE OF COURSE, AND I
LIKE HOCKEY.
I HAVE THREE BROTHERS.
I DON'T LIKE TO PUT MYSELF OUT
THERE A LOT, SO I'M PRETTY
QUIET.
PAWAKEN MEANS TOTEM.
AND I DON'T REALLY KNOW WHAT
TOTEM MEANS, BECAUSE I HAVEN'T
REALLY LEARNED IT.
>> MY TWIN BROTHER PAWAKEN IS
HYPER, REALLY HYPER.
ANYTHING I DO, HE TRIES TO
COMPETE A LOT.
BEING A TWIN IS LIKE FUN.
AND BAD AT THE SAME TIME.
>> PEOPLE MIX US UP A LOT.
I FIND THAT PRETTY ANNOYING.
>> THE BEST THING OF HAVING A
TWIN BROTHER IS THAT YOU'RE
NEVER LONELY.
AND IT'S SOMETIMES FUN TO HAVE
COMPANY.
>> MY FAVOURITE FRIEND IS
PROBABLY MY OTHER BROTHERS.
>> I REMEMBER BEING AT THE
HOSPITAL AND MOM WAS GETTING HER
ULTRASOUND.
I WAS SITTING OUTSIDE THE BENCH,
WAITING TO SEE IF IT WAS A BOY
OR GIRL.
AND DON'T REMEMBER IF IT WAS MOM
OR DAD THAT CAME OUT, AND THEY
LOOKED AND SAID, IT'S TWINS.
I LOOKED A AT THEM AND LOOKED
BACK DOWN [LAUGHTER].
THAT'S WHAT I REMEMBER.
I WAS EXCITED.
[LAUGHTER]
>> I MISSED BEING SPOILED.
I MISSED BEING THE BABY OF THE
FAMILY I GUESS.
BUT I LIKED YOU GUYS, BECAUSE
YOU WERE CUTE LITTLE THINGS
[LAUGHTER].
>> HAVING TWINS, I WAS
ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN THEY WERE
GIRLS.
I SAID, OK, YOU CAN NAME THEM IF
THEY'RE BOYS, BECAUSE THEY'RE
NOT GOING TO BE BOYS.
>> DID YOU FIND OUR NAMES ON THE
INTERNET?
>> NO, I DIDN'T.
YOUR NAMES ARE ACTUALLY FROM MY
GRANDPARENTS, SO MY GRANDMOTHER
WAS ALWAYS TELLING STORIES ABOUT
TRUTH, SO TAPWEWIN MEANS TO TELL
THE TRUTH.
AND MY GRANDFATHER WAS A LARGER
INSPIRATIONAL PERSON IN MY LIFE
WHO GUIDED HE IN MANY WAYS.
SO HE WAS MY TOTEM, HE WAS LIKE
MY GUARDIAN SPIRIT.
SO THAT'S WHERE YOUR NAME COMES
FROM.
>> SOUNDS LIKE A GUARDIAN.
>> YOU COULD SAY THAT.
>> DO YOU THINK BEING NATIVE
TWINS IS DIFFERENT FROM OTHER
CULTURES?
>> WELL, I THINK EVERY CULTURE
PROBABLY TREATS TWINS
DIFFERENTLY BECAUSE EACH CULTURE
HAS THEIR OWN RELIGION AND
BELIEFS.
TWINS ARE SUCH LIKE A WEIRD
OCCURRENCE I GUESS, THAT I THINK
THERE HAS TO BE DIFFERENT
STORIES AND PASTS FOR TWINS IN
EVERY SINGLE CULTURE.
I DON'T KNOW ABOUT ANY OF THEM,
BUT IT WOULD COOL TO LEARN SOME.
>> I NEVER HEARD ANY TWIN
STORIES.
NOT EVEN ONE.
>> WOW.
DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE TWO
WOLVES?
THE ONE GOOD AND THE ONE EVIL.
DO YOU BELIEVE IN THAT, ONE TWIN
IS EVIL AND ONE TWIN IS GOOD?
>> NO.
I DON'T BELIEVE THAT ONE TWIN
WOULD BE GOOD AND ONE TWIN WOULD
BE BAD.
I GUESS IT'S JUST WHAT THEY
CHOOSE TO BE.
>> I THINK I'M THE GOOD ONE.
I THINK HE'S THE BAD ONE.
>> WHAT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES
AS OLDER BROTHERS?
>> I ACTUALLY TAKE THIS QUITE
SERIOUSLY BELIEVE IT OR NOT.
I DO ENJOY BEING SILLY, GOOFING
AROUND, BUT WHEN IT COMES TO
WHAT I VALUE AND CARE ABOUT,
ESPECIALLY TOWARD YOU GUYS, MY
YOUNGER BROTHERS, IS I INVEST IN
MYSELF TO BE THE BEST PERSON I
CAN BE, SO I CAN THEN BE A LIGHT
ON YOUR PATH.
I DON'T WANT TO NECESSARILY
PROTECT YOU FROM EVERYTHING, I
WANT TO BE THERE SO YOU KNOW
WHERE YOU COULD GO IF YOU GET
LOST.
YOU KNOW?
>> I THINK I NEED TO PROTECT YOU
IN EVERY WAY I CAN.
AND I LOVE YOU GUYS, SO I WANT
WHAT IS BEST FOR YOU GUYS.
I WANT TO INSTILL IN YOUR HEADS
THAT YOU CAN DO WHATEVER YOU
WANT, WHETHER IT BE MAKING
SPORTS, EDUCATION, WHATEVER YOU
GUYS WANT.
I THINK I'M ALWAYS GOING TO BE
ON YOUR SIDE AND ALWAYS BE HERE
FOR YOU GUYS, NO MATTER WHAT.
>> HOW ARE WE DIFFERENT THAN YOU
TWO GROWING UP?
>> WE'RE NOT TWINS, SO WE DON'T
HAVE THAT CONNECTION THING.
YOU FIGHT ALL THE TIME, BUT
WITHOUT EACH OTHER YOU WOULD BE
LOST.
WHO WOULD YOU FIGHT?
WHO WOULD YOU HUG?
WHO WOULD YOU TALK TO ALL DAY?
SO, YOU GUYS ARE NEVER BY
YOURSELVES, YOU ALWAYS HAVE EACH
OTHER WHICH IS AWESOME.
>> I THINK THE NEXT THING WE
HAVE TO CONCERN OURSELVES WITH
IS CUTTING YOUR HAIR WHEN YOU'RE
12, HAVING THAT CEREMONY, WHEN
YOU BECOME MEN, WHAT ARE WE
GOING TO DO WITH THE HAIR?
DO YOU KNOW WHAT HAIR MEANS?
>> IT CARRIES ALL YOUR MEMORIES
AND WHEN YOU HIT PUBERTY, WHEN
YOU BECOME MEN, WE GIVE THE
MEMORIES BACK TO THE EARTH AND
THEN YOU GO ON THE NEXT JOURNEY.
WE CUT YOUR HAIR SO YOU HAVE NEW
MEMORIES OF BEING A YOUTH, A
YOUNG MAN.
THEN YOU CAN CUT YOUR HAIR LATER
IN THE NEXT PHASE OF YOUR LIFE
IF YOU WANTED TO.
>> GO, GO, GO!
HERE IT COMES!
>> WHAT DOES TWO BODIES ONE
HEART MEAN TO YOU?
>> OK, THIS IS A GOOD ONE,
BECAUSE IT'S OBVIOUSLY CONNECTED
TO YOU GUYS AS TWINS, BUT I SEE
IT IN A DIFFERENT WAY.
WHERE DO YOU GUYS COME FROM?
YOU GUYS CAME FROM YOUR MOM'S
BELLY.
TWO BODIES IN THE BELLY AND ONE
HEART, YOUR MOM'S HEART.
>> OH HHHHH.
>> YOU SHARED THE SAME ORIGINS.
THE SAME HEART.
>> WHAT IS TWO BODIES ONE HEART
MEAN TO YOU GUYS?
>> WE HAVE BODIES AND THEN THERE
IS LIKE HEART, SAME SPIRIT.
>> WHAT'S SPIRIT?
>> MOM SAID SPIRIT OF A HEART, I
DON'T KNOW WHAT SHE MEANS BY
THAT.
SPIRITS.
A SOUL.
>> BUT WHAT IS YOUR SPIRIT?
WHAT DO YOU THINK IT IS?
>> LIKE WHAT IT'S MADE OUT OF?
>> YEAH, WHAT IS IT MADE OUT OF?
[LAUGHTER]
>> I LIKE THAT.
>> DO YOU THINK TWINS HAVE A
SPECIAL CONNECTION?
>> I WOULD SAY YES.
YOU COME INTO THE WORLD
TOGETHER.
IT'S A VERY UNIQUE SITUATION, A
SPECIAL SITUATION.
AND I THINK SO.
>> IS CULTURE IMPORTANT TO TWIN
IDENTITIES?
>> I THINK SO, WE'RE THE FIRST
PEOPLE HERE, THIS IS OUR LAND,
TURTLE ISLAND, SO WE HAVE LIKE
THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS AND
THOUSANDS OF YEARS OF STORIES,
TRADITION AND CULTURE.
SO THAT OF COURSE IS GOING TO
INFORM YOU AND HOW YOU LIVE YOUR
LIFE.
AND HOW DAD AND I PARENT YOU.
I THINK THERE IS SOMETHING
SPECIAL, LIKE NIISOTEWAK, THE
WAY WE UNDERSTAND TWINS MAY BE
DIFFERENT THAN OTHER CULTURES.
NIISOTEWAK MEANS TWO BODIES, ONE
HEART, YOU'RE ONE PERSON, ONE
SPIRIT LIVING IN TWO BODIES.
I DON'T KNOW WHAT OTHER
TEACHINGS THERE ARE ABOUT TWINS,
BUT IT'S VERY SPECIAL FOR US AS
A CREE FAMILY THAT WE HAVE A SET
OF TWINS.
>> Adrienne: ALL THROUGH JUNE,
WE'VE BEEN HIGHLIGHTING
INDIGENOUS FILMMAKERS.
THE CALENDAR SOON FLIPS TO JULY,
BUT WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO CONTINUE
LOOK NEG STORIES ONLINE.
>> Ian: WE WANT TO SHOW YOU A
SCENE FROM CAPE CANAVERAL AND
WHAT MAY LOOK LIKE A ROUTINE
MISSION FOR SpaceX.
THE THING IS, THAT TAKEOFF WAS
FAR FROM ROUTINE FOR A GROUP OF
STUDENTS FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA.
>> HI, I'M MEGAN POTERYKO.
>> I'M PARKER DAVEY.
>> I'M ABIGAIL SITLER.
>> IT WAS THEIR EXPERIMENT
BARRELLING INTO SPACE.
>> WE'RE GOING BE DOING THIS --
>>
>> Ian: THESE KIDS ARE ONLY
GRADE 11.
2500 PROPOSALS WERE SUBMITTED
FROM AROUND THE WORLD, 34 WERE
CHOSEN.
SO MAKING THE CUT WAS A BIG
DEAL.
BUT GETTING TO WATCH IT BLAST
OFF SEEMED TO ALMOST STUN THEM.
>> I WAS LOOKING AT THE
VIDEOTAPE, I SAW THE BRIGHT
LIGHT.
>> THEY WERE EXPECTING RESULTS
IN A MONTH AND THE HOPE IS THAT
WHAT THESE CANADIAN KIDS HAVE IN
MIND WILL HELP ASTRONAUTS RETAIN
>> Ian: 17 FIRST WORLD WAR
SOLDIERS AND A NURSE FROM
NEWFOUNDLAND DIED ABROAD AND
MIGHT HAVE BEEN FORGOTTEN IF NOT
FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLKIDS IN
LONDON, ENGLAND.
NOW A GROUP OF THOSE KIDS ARE ON
A VERY SPECIAL TRIP TO
NEWFOUNDLAND.
CHRIS O'NEAL-YATES HAS THE STORY
OF HOW HISTORY AND A LITTLE
KINDNESS CAN MAKE SOME IMPORTANT
CONNECTIONS.
>> Reporter: A JOURNEY ACROSS
THE OCEAN, ACROSS GENERATIONS
BEGAN HERE, 15 YEARS AGO,
STUDENTS AT BEATRIX POTTER
SCHOOL IN LONDON, ENGLAND,
NOTICED THAT WHILE THE REST OF
THE GRAVES WERE CARED FOR, THESE
DIDN'T EVEN HAVE A POPPY FOR
REMEMBRANCE DAY.
KIDS FROM THE SCHOOL HAVE BEEN
TENDING THEM EVER SINCE.
>> WE'VE BEEN DOING IT BECAUSE
WE DON'T REALLY KNOW WHO THE
PEOPLE WERE AND WE NOW KNOW WHO
THEY ARE AND WE KNOW THE
FAMILIES AND WE KNOW THE
FAMILIES ARE GRATEFUL.
>> Reporter: IT'S THE GRAVES OF
17 SOLDIERS FROM THE ROYAL
NEWFOUNDLAND REGIMEN AND A NURSE
THAT CARED FOR THEM.
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THEIR
STORIES, THESE SCHOOLKIDS ARE
TOURING THE TOWNS THEY CAME
FROM. A SPECIAL TASK TODAY, PLACING A
WOODEN CROSS AT A WAR MEMORIAL
WHERE THE NURSE'S NAME IS
INSCRIBED.
>> SHE HELPED SOLDIERS GET
BETTER AND GET THROUGH THEIR
INJURIES.
>> SHE LOOKED AFTER ALL THE
WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
>> IT'S QUITE LIKE INTERESTING,
LEARNING ABOUT WHERE SHE'S FROM
AND HER DAY-TO-DAY LIFESTYLE
AND, YEAH, IT'S QUITE EMOTIONAL.
>> Reporter: BY TENDING THE
GRAVES OF 17 SOLDIERS, THEY'VE
LEARNED A LOT ABOUT THE COST OF
WAR ON THIS PROVINCE.
>> THEY WANTED TO JOIN THE WAR
BECAUSE THEY THOUGHT IT WAS TO
TOUR THE WORLD, BUT IT WASN'T.
>> IT WAS LIKE A WHOLE
GENERATION WIPED OUT IN
NEWFOUNDLAND.
AND SO THEY SIGNED UP.
>> Reporter: THE BIGGEST
HIGHLIGHT FROM THIS VISIT IS YET
TO COME.
ON JULY 1, MEMORIAL DAY IN THIS
PROVINCE, THEY'VE BEEN INVITED
TO MARCH WITH THE ROYAL
NEWFOUNDLAND REGIMENT TO THE ST.
JOHN'S WAR MEMORIAL, A PLACE OF
HONOUR FOR A GROUP OF ENGLISH
SCHOOLCHILDREN, WHO HAVE
GUARANTEED THAT THE GRAVES THAT
APPEARED FORGOTTEN ARE FORGOTTEN
NO MORE.
CHRIS O'NEAL-YATES, CBC NEWS.
>> Ian: NEWFOUNDLAND DIDN'T JOIN
CONFEDERATION UNTIL AFTER THE
WAR. IT HAS TRAGIC CONNOTATIONS.
IT MARKS THE OFFENCE.
WITHIN 30 MINUTES, 700
NEWFOUNDLANDERS WERE KILLED.
90% OF THEIR REGIMENT
OBLITERATED.
MEMORIAL DAY COMMEMORATES THAT
SACRIFICE.
>> Adrienne: YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
THERE WAS SOME PANIC IN A
TORONTO SUBWAY STATION WHEN A
BLIND MAN STUMBLED ON TO THE
TRACKS, BUT HE WASN'T THERE LONG
BECAUSE WITHIN SECONDS,
STRANGERS CAME RUNNING.
AMONG THEM, FELLOW PASSENGER,
WHO QUICKLY JUMPED DOWN TO SAVE
THE MAN'S LIFE, TERRIFIED THE
TRAIN WAS COMING.
A PHOTO WAS CAPTURED RIGHT AFTER
THE MAN WAS LIFTED TO SAFETY AND
THAT PICTURE WENT VIRAL WITH
PEOPLE LOOKING FOR THE YOUNG
HEROES TO PRAISE THEM.
SO CBC NEWS CAUGHT UP WITH KYLE
AND JULIE AND TOGETHER THEIR
TALE IS OUR "MOMENT OF THE DAY."
>> NOBODY KNEW WHAT TO DO.
WE WERE SORT OF ALL PANICKED.
>> IT WAS LIKE FIGHT OR FLIGHT.
YOU HEARD, "HELP ME."
>> THE GUY BESIDE ME JUMPED ON
THE TRACKS.
AND TWO OTHER SUBWAY RIDERS WENT
DOWN.
>> I WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO LIVE
WITH MYSELF IF I DIDN'T HELP
SOMEONE THAT WAS CLEARLY IN
NEED.
IT'S SURREAL BECAUSE WHAT I DID
WASN'T HEROIC.
I DID A HUMAN THING.
I SAVED SOMEONE THAT WAS IN
TROUBLE.
>> Adrienne: THAT'S WHAT HEROES
ALWAYS SAY.
JULIE, THE WOMAN THAT TOOK THE
PHOTOGRAPH, SAID AS SOON AS IT
HAPPENED, SOMEONE ON THE
OPPOSITE PLATFORM, MAYBE A TRAIN
OPERATOR OR PASSENGER, RAN TO
THE PLATFORM AND THERE'S A
SWITCH APPARENTLY THAT ALLOWS
YOU TO TURN OFF ELECTION --
ELECTRICITY TO THE TRACKS.
I DIDN'T KNOW THIS, BUT THAT
SWITCH IS ACCESSIBLE TO ANYONE
IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY AND
SOMEONE HAD THE WHEREWITHAL TO
GO THERE.
>> Ian: A REMINDER OF A COUPLE
OF THINGS -- DON'T PANIC, EVEN
DURING AN EMERGENCY, DO
SOMETHING SMART LIKE THAT, BUT
ALSO, HEROISM IS INCREDIBLE.
YOU SPOTTED THIS STORY ON SOCIAL
MEDIA AND IT WAS BECAUSE OF YOU
THAT WE STAYED ON IT ALL DAY.
GOOD ON YOU, ADRIENNE.
>> Adrienne: WE ALWAYS TALK
ABOUT THE TOUGH THINGS.
IT'S THE NATURE OF THE BUSINESS.
BUT WE KNOW THERE ARE FAR MORE
GOOD PEOPLE OUT THERE.
THEY JUST DON'T ALWAYS GET
AIRTIME.
>> Ian: WE SEE THAT EVERY DAY.
YOU SEE THAT GOING AROUND THE
WORLD, TO SOME OF THE WORST
PLACES, BUT WITH GOOD PEOPLE.
THAT'S "THE NATIONAL" THIS
FRIDAY, JUNE 29.
GOOD NIGHT, EVERYONE.
>> Adrienne: GOOD NIGHT.
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