CBCN - Saturday, May 25, 2024 - 12:00 a.m. (ET) - Segment #45

Now bravery is our victory. - -[crowd cheers] [ ] >> Deana: newfoundland welcomes home the remains of an unknown soldier who served in the first world war after more than a century. >> We do not plan to leave until our demands have been met. We have been saying this since day one. >> Deana: warnings go up at a pro-palestinian encampment at the university of toronto. >> Staff on scene have found what they believe is a bullet hole in the window of one of the buildings of the school. [ ] >> Deana: hello. You're watching cbc news network. I'm deana sumanac-johnson. Soldiers in newfoundland honoured an unknown soldier who was killed in the first world war. [ ] >> Deana: the repatriation ceremony was held in france with a casket transferred to an honour guard of canadian armed forces members for the flight home. Premier andrew furey was present, as well. The unknown soldier died in the battle of the somme in the first world war. >> I'm from saskatchewan and just happened to be here at the same time this is happening. I had no idea. I think it's pretty cool >> I think it's absolutely amazing that this was taking place today. I was very moved by it. >> It's a very moving moment that the premier has mentioned. Newfoundland and now newfoundland and labrador was not part of canada. It's a very moving time for the province. >> Go and see where he is and just pay the respects. >> Just had a moment as you asked that. I have an uncle who fought in world war I and he's buried in france. >> Reporter: flames and plumes of thick black smoke engulf a hardware store in the city of kharkiv. This employee says the store was full of shoppers when the strike knocked him and his colleague to the ground. He says they hit the floor, were covered in rubble, and dug their way out. Ukrainian officials say two russian guided bombs hit the store, killing seven people and injures several more. Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky condemned the strike, calling it another demonstration of russian motion madness. Zelensky offered his condolences to the families and said that western allies need to step up their supplies to fend off russian attacks. >> There's a lot of things that's going to take place both militarily and diplomatecally. >> Reporter: these latest strikes come ahead of a peace summit in switzerland next month that russia isn't a part of. >> There is the fighting track, the grind to put themselves into a better negotiating position, if you will. >> Reporter: the international conference is june is meant to chart a path to peace, but russia has said any talks without moscow's participation would be a waste of time. Alison northcott, cbc news

shall washington. >> Deana: to the latest on the war in gaza. There are signals that new ceasefire talks are on the horizon, but a hamas official is raising question about that, indicating no date has been set. Word began leaking out as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said his country would defy a court order issued friday and continue the war in gaza. This was the scene in tel aviv earlier as families of protesters and protesters and many of those in captivity are calling for new negotiations. Journalist irris mackler is ine jerusalem, saying that ceasefires would go forward in the coming hours. >> Reporter: there was a meeting this weekend in france. Next week, there's going to be talks between those same parties and also egypt, and then hamas will be brought in. I suppose it's optimistic because we haven't seen any talks in two weeks. In the last 24 hours since the arrest warrant was issued from the i.c.j., there's been several more air strikes, and the health ministry, hamas run, said there were seven more deaths and dozens of injuries. If there were talks, it would be most welcome. >> Deana: the university of toronto has issued a trespass notice to a pro-palestinian encampment on its grounds. Students have been ordered to leave by monday at 8:00 A.M. but students say they plan to stick around. >> We don't plan to leave. They put out an order to us yet. U of t knows how to bargain. They bargain with unions all the time. The first written offer cannot be the final offer, so we're preparing our counteroffer, and hopefully that will be discussed at the 5:00 P.M. meeting on sunday. >> Deana: once the deadline passed on 4 p. -- at 4:00 P.M. on friday, the university issued a warning that not leaving the encampment could lead to a five-year suspension from the university as well as expulsion.

>>> Meanwhile, some pro-palestinian university encampments are coming to an end. Earlier this week, students reached a deal with oshawa's ontario tech university, and students packed up after reaching a deal with McMASTER university. >> Reporter: this McMASTER university student didn't want to reveal his full name because of fear of retaliation by others who don't agree with his position. >> It's a testament to both sides' commit to open dialogue, and I'm glad they heard us. >> Reporter: McMASTER has made several concessions, including inviting students to join a meeting meeting concerning investments. >> Are we going to make sure we hold the university responsible until they uphold the items that we agreed to. >> Deana: graduation weekends are starting this week, but one valedictorian speech set social media ablaze. Remarked by a university of manitoba graduate was at the top of the list. The school removed the video of his speech on-line after a complaint by a contribution. qEW the UNIVERSITYé:> Audience: Apply now! >> Go to cbc.ca/familyfeudcanada and you could end up on this very stage. [cheers and applause] [theme plays] >> Deana: WELCOME BACK. THIS WEEK, THE U.S. GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED IT'S SUING LIVE NATION AND TICKETMASTER FOR HOLDING A MONOPOLY OVER THE CONCERT INDUSTRY. LIVE NATION-TICKETMASTER HAS LONG BEEN THE CONTROVERSY OF FAN OUTRAGE, INCLUDING IN 2022 WHEN THEIR SITE CRASHED OVER PRESALES OF TICKETS FOR TAYLOR SWIFT'S CONCERT TOUR. >> THEY SAY TRADITIONALLY WHEN A MONOPOLY IS BROKEN UP, THINGS IMPROVE FOR EVERYONE BUT THE STAKEHOLDERS IN THE MONOPOLY, I GUESS. TICKETING IS SUCH A DARK ART, AND THERE'S SO MANY THINGS TO UNDERSTAND. THERE'S SO MANY PLACES FOR IT

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