tonight a CBC News investigation into the killing of a six separatist in BC now blocked in India to us it just shows the the lengths that India is willing to go in order to kind of Silence that descent the Indian government pushes to censor the fifth Estates documentary on an alleged assassination that triggered a diplomatic Showdown scammers at a Ukraine call center going after Canadian money why do you think that Canada is is a Target now a whistleblower reveals how it all works from the insid
e that's pretty dangerous thing to do I guess yes and new backlash for La laws they're assuming we're all thieves the grocery giant wants to see receipts Shoppers are seeing red from CBC News this is the national with Ian hansing there is fresh Fallout tonight from a CBC News investigation into the killing of a six separatist here in Canada The Fifth Estate documentary is now blocked on YouTube in India after Demand by the Indian government that documentary revealed exclusive video of the allege
d contract killing of Hardeep sing nider last year Canada accused the Indian government of being involved in the shooting India strongly denied the claim which erupted in a diplomatic crisis Lindsay Dunc takes us through that Fifth Estate investigation and the reaction tonight to news is now censored in India a murder in sui British Columbia has sparked a diplomatic crisis between Canada and India this fifth theate documentary investigating the death of Hardeep sing ner is blocked on YouTube in
India part of a pattern says one of the documentary subjects to us it just shows the the lengths that India is willing to go in order to kind of Silence that descent the investigation revealed exclusive CCTV video of the moment ner was gunned down outside his Gara in sui ner was an activist pushing for an independent sick State the Indian government says he was a terrorist the killing of a Canadian citizen prime minister Justin Trudeau accused the Indian government of being involved in his death
an accusation India denies no charges have been laid now a video of hardip Singh Nas's killing in Canada has surfaced the video it has been obtained by the fifth state in the documentary made headlines in India a spokesperson for CBC says the broadcaster stands by its journalism YouTube tells CBC News the video was blocked under section 69a of India's information and Technology act it says action can be taken in the interest of the Integrity defense or security of India last year the Indian gov
ernment took similar action over abuse BBC documentary it examined the Indian prime minister's role in anti-muslim violence two decades ago the Indian government has gotten pretty aggressive in um taking advantage of its own laws to pressure social media companies to take down content it doesn't like to Target actual specific users and even have accounts blocked activists tell me I that this isn't just happening with journalism produced outside of India in fact one radio broadcaster here in Vanc
ouver who broadcasts in Punjabi told me that he is worried about dissidents inside of India being silenced all of this happening ahead of elections in India starting next month and so Lindsay what is the Indian government saying about the video well we reached out to the consulate here in Canada as well to the government in India and we haven't heard back lindsy Dunc in our Vancouver Newsroom Justin shud is not backing down from a group of Premier urging him to pause a planned carbon tax hike ne
xt month and as Marina Von stackelberg shows us he faced the push back directly today from one of his biggest political Rivals great to see within minutes Alberta's Premier brought it up an area where we don't quite see eye to eye the the carbon tax that fight between the provinces and Ottawa has flared up yet again next month the federal government's carbon tax is scheduled to increase I do believe that if we're really concerned about affordability and inflation that the the taxes just is too h
igh Trudeau defends carbon pricing as one of the best ways to cut greenhouse gas emissions he says checks Ottawa has been sending Canadians offset the tax that's an easy thing for short-term politicians short-term thinker politicians to say oh we'll get rid of the price they don't talk about the fact that they're also going to get rid of that check the Canada carbon rebate that puts more money in the pockets of the vast majority of Canadians but some Premier say the rebates Aren't Enough especia
lly for Canadians who can't easily switch how they Heat their home or what car they drive it doesn't fully contemplate the induced and indirect costs of living on an island or living in rural remote areas Andrew Fury the latest of seven premieres calling on Ottawa to cancel this Spring's carbon tax hike BC the Northwest Territories and Quebec have their own carbon pricing programs so they're exempt from the federal plan nearly all the provinces that aren't now United I do not understand for the
life of me what the federal government is is thinking as the federal opposition leader rallies his supporters with his promise to abolish the carbon tax Al together we know that everybody is going to be much worse off as a result of the carbon tax just how much more you'll pay on your energy bill depends on what type of fuel you use if you plan to fill up your car expect to pay about one or2 dollar more at the pumps Marina Von stackelberg CBC News Ottawa the arve can app controversies back in th
e spotlight on Parliament Hill tonight MPS grilled one of the partners behind the it firm that charged Millions for the project JP Tasker takes us through the testimony uh speed to procure with with adopting smaller more agile technology firms GC strategy the biggest contractor hired by the government to develop the arrive can app has finally revealed how much it directly profited after taxes after expenses through dividends but I've told you it's 2 point approximately $2.5 million and for that
the twers IT staffing firm says it did less than 10 hours of clerical work a week still company partner Christian F called it money well spent the government obviously is valuing what myself from my firms and firms like us do so I can't comment on what my hourly wages I can just comment the fact that we've had 55 contracts prior first defended his company's track record it's people that are misinformed and misled are the ones who are up in arms understanding this this is there's a cost of doing
business and 636 other firms have the same business processes as we do MP's grilled him over his government connections you've demonstrated yourself to be a liar also revealed in testimony that paid for a whiskey tasting and dinners out with bureaucrats things he failed to disclose in the past why did you lie to this committee it was not a lie I just was unaware I hadn't checked all of my Outlook all this just as auditor general Karen Hogan whose damning report on AR can spending prompted this i
nvestigation fired three of her own staff for having government contracts this political analyst says the mounting ethical concerns over all this could be damaging for the government Pier p and the conservatives will push on can these people manage a government if they didn't know this was happening why not the Prime Minister now promising action we have uh launched investigations and we are rethinking how the public service does procurement and uh does Contracting the government has now cancell
ed all contracts with GC strategies and the RCMP has been called in to investigate JP Tasker CBC News Ottawa the US House of Representatives has passed a bill requiring tick tok's owners in China to sell the platform or it will be banned in the United States those supporting the measure argued the china-based company could collect and share sensitive user data or censor political content that could influence the upcoming election the bill now goes to the US Senate turning now to the Middle East
in the Urgent efforts to get desperately needed Aid into Gaza our CBC News team traveled to nitsana near the border between Israel and Egypt where AID trucks must first be inspected by Israeli forces before eventually Crossing into Gaza this is Israel's offensive in Gaza continues and a warning you're about to see the deadly consequences but first Margaret Evans takes us to that border where AID trucks are being met by Israeli protesters a gathering in southern Israel not a hike or a picnic or a
party but a protest against humanitarian Aid reaching Gaza even though Aid agencies say only a trickle is getting in the protesters are heading for the Egyptian border some along a faded art installation called the peace path Julia and Sarah say they know people in Gaza are starving if Hamas were to surrender if they were to give up the if they were to return the hostages the war would be over and this situation could be the world could could start helping the Gaz and civilians the andison Gaz
and civilians but until then the demonstrators have done this before and come prepared the gate behind me is the gate between Egypt and Israel on the other side there are trucks waiting to come across they're going to be checked on this side by the Israelis before going back down to another Crossing and then into Gaza the people here demonstrating are trying to stop that from happening their numbers are few and Israeli Security Forces unfazed but the gate remains shut we think that this is a bad
tactic to be sending in food because we know that they are putting their hands on all of it or almost all of by they ruven frankenberg means Hamas he calls concern for Palestinians exaggerated of course we know what's happening in Gaza and it's all hamas's fault and in war it's unfortunate civilians die inside Gaza five people were killed and 22 injured when in isra strike hit one of the last un Aid Depot Israel says it killed a Hamas Commander but as fears of famine rise in Gaza Israel is unde
r increasing International pressure to let more Aid in Israel still needs to open as many access points as possible and keep them open to make sure that things are flowing in a sustainable way after long denying Israel has restricted Aid into Gaza the Israeli military says it will now work to open multiple routes Margaret Evans CBC news on the Israeli Egyptian Border in Lithuania police are investigating after a longtime Ally of deceased Russian opposition leader Alexi noal was attacked authorit
ies say Leonid vov was beaten with a hammer outside his home in vilnus last night volov blames Putin henchman for the attack Lithuanian intelligence also say they believe Russia was behind it the United Nations is evacuating non-essential staff from Haiti saying the security situation is too volatile Haiti's unelected prime minister agreed to step down this week with the country now in the grips of violence and Chaos the capital effectively under the control of armed gangs CBC News has learned C
anada's military is dropping two major requirements to try and attract more recruits Ashley Burke now with the changes aimed at addressing a crisis in the ranks you live for experience and lead by example this is one of the videos Canada's military has used to try to recruit new troops this is for you and here in this room is one of the challenges to keeping them this marks the beginning of the testing session a 1-hour multiple choice test known as the sea fat you'll be using the computer in fro
nt of you to complete this test it scores applicants verbal skills spatial ability and problem solving traditionally applicants would have to come into a designated building to take it in person but many just drop out says the commander overseeing recruiting 60% of people who Express initial interest in joining the calf um don't come in to do their C fat just have a read at the question here so as part of the trial to reverse Dropout rates the military has scrapped the tests during the applicati
on process for almost 50 jobs recruits will only take it after they've joined up and scores won't matter I think there will be more people comfortable to come in and put in the application without uh while skipping the test portion of things military recruitment is now a critical problem CBC News reported last week on documents that show Canada's Readiness is decreasing only 58% of the for forces is able to respond if called upon by NATO leading the defense minister to warn the military's been l
osing more people than it brought in for the last three years frankly it's a death spiral for the Canadian Armed Forces we cannot afford to continue on that pace we've got to do something differently another one of those things an overhaul of the military's one siiz fits all medical standards by early summer people can serve fully in the calf with lowrisk medical employment limitations um that right now would be screened out the military says the new trial will allow more people with pre-existin
g medical conditions to serve media and Ashley what more have you learned about those changes when it comes to medical conditions well Ian Brigadier General Brody says decisions will be made on a caseby casee basis and applicants will still need to meet the physical demands of the job people have complained in the past about being screened out for taking medication for ADHD or anxiety one applicant even said he was wasn't eligible because of a peanut allergy the defense minister said that these
new trials are good first step but that more needs to be done to get those recruitment numbers up Ian Ashley Burke reporting from Ottawa Alberta has announced plans to create a new Provincial Police agency with the ability to support local departments and the RCMP if its passed new legislation would allow for sheriffs to take on more responsibilities that includes apprehending suspects and Highway Patrol the province say the agency would be governed by a civilian oversight board it also insists
this is not a replacement for the RCMP the city of Montreal has released the results of a monthlong Crackdown on short-term rentals this comes after that deadly fire last year in a building with illegal airbnbs but as Jennifer Yun shows us many say enforcement of the rules is falling short for months City inspectors have been cracking down on illegal air bnbs Now new details on the results of that effort since August the task force has carried out 394 inspections shut down one legal Airbnb and w
ritten up 42 tickets for fines between 1 and $4,000 the city is sharing this information with Quebec's Revenue Agency which has the power to fine hosts up to $5,000 but it says the province is not following up with them it wants more information to hold law Breakers accountable the government of Quebec Rue Quebec and Minister tourism as to do their part to make sure that their law are respected also it's been almost a year since seven people were killed in a fire at a building in Old Montreal th
at had several illegal airbnbs inside that sparked a flurry of new legislation to curb illicit short-term rentals but housing groups say it's still a problem this brand new building was splattered with anti-air BNB graffiti CBC News confirmed with Airbnb there are short-term rentals here the buau says only three units have a permit this housing Advocate who organized a protest outside says he wants to see a total ban the community here are really angry because this new building could have been u
sed for housing but instead it's used for tourists Montreal does allow short-term rentals for those who are renting out their priv AR residences but the city says it cannot prove that without Quebec's help the province says it's up to municipalities to apply their bylaws and that it's doubled its resources to tackle the issue why bother having this whole provincial registration system if they're not going to use that information to you know help enforce local rules in a statement Airbnb said it
is following Quebec's rules but no other jurisdiction has a system as cumbersome Jennifer Yun CBC News mon all dozens of Animal Welfare groups in Manitoba say they're at a Breaking Point tonight there's an overpopulation crisis here why some say it's time to declare a state of emergency plus an added check after checkout you have a good day well have a nice day why L LA's new pilot project is getting push back you make uh regular Shoppers feel like criminals and raccoon with a Keen Eye for fast
food yeah I see him making his way back to me I said oh this is a moment you're like my shes we're back in Two Dollar Tree says it's closing a thousand stores across the US the majority under its Family Dollar brand the discount retailer says the cuts are because it missed holiday profit targets last year it operates more than 15,000 locations across North America Canadian stores are not affected Shoppers at another Canadian retail chain are upset after LW started testing a new security measure
customers at some stores will soon have to scan a receipt in order to leave Sophia Harris explains why that's triggering the backlash Marshall Irwin doesn't like a new feature coming soon to his local labla owned superstore a receipt scanner at the self checkout exit it said thatth you had to scan your receipt once customers do so a metal gate will open so they can leave it's another form of receipt check I don't think it's ethical and I don't believe that uh they should be able to do it Irwin s
ays the scanner at his store isn't activated yet they're assuming we're all all thieves this Shopper found the scanner in action at a labla owned grocery store in Woodstock Ontario he wasn't impressed I just introduced so much um extra chaosity you had some people especially a lot of elderly folks were completely unaware this was a new thing and were just pushing their carts through the closed gate would trigger alarms there was alarms going off maybe every 1 to two minutes lblock confirmed to C
BC News it's testing the scanner and four stores to try to combat theft fueled by organized crime it didn't provide data last year lbla was among several stores that tried receipt checks done by staff you have a good day thank you us grer Safeway has already introduced receipt scanners in some of its stores these measures have also sparked customer backlash this consumer Advocate says with Rising grocery prices retailers should avoid anti- theft tactics targeting all shoppers fact that you make
uh regular Shoppers do like criminals that takes it a step too far customers already feel imprisoned Enough by high prices he also says L block can't prevent Shoppers from leaving if they're stopping you and you feel like you don't have an ability to leave and uh there is no basis for them to detain you that qualifies as false imprisonment labl didn't say what happens to people who refuse to scan their receipt or what customers do if they didn't buy anything and have no receipt people we spoke w
ith say they just hope the Grocer's test run is shortlived Sophia Harris CBC News Vancouver parts of Manitoba are dealing with an overpopulation of stray dogs this becomes a situation where um a packing of dogs can happen the risks to Safety in what being done about it next plus a call center in Ukraine scamming Canadians out of their savings this guy he paid me more than $150,000 a former employee takes us inside the operation we know who is behind this and a heavily sanctioned Russia skirting
restrictions and showing off we are thriving now the national breaks down the story shaping our world next [Music] [Music] Neil Young is returning to Spotify two years after boycotting the music streaming service he was one of several artists who remove their cataloges complaining that Joe Rogan's podcast was spreading vacine misinformation on the platform young says this is not a reversal of his position he says other music Services now also spread disinformation Manitoba is grappling with an o
verpopulation of stray dogs that as dozens of Animal Welfare groups say they're out of resources and out of money Cameron McIntosh now with their urgent plea for help not necessarily problem dogs but the sheer number of them is causing problems in some parts of rural Manitoba so there's an overpopulation crisis here in Manitoba Karina grew in leads one of 45 Animal Welfare agencies calling for a $2.5 million increase in provincial funding for spaying and neutering there's lack of vet care uh in
in many rural communities um and what happens is is that this becomes a situation where um a packing of dogs can happen in situations that have gone unchecked there have been cases of dogs turning feral resulting in attacks as dog rescue agencies say they're unable and underresourced to keep up we're basically on our own running volunteer organizations to the best of our ability but some days it feels like we are really failing and running up against a lack of space to Foster rescues in other co
mmunities the Winnipeg Humane Society Manitoba's largest shelter is at capacity we will continue to work on behalf of animals that have been abandoned the provincial government says it's working to expand a rural spay and neuter program more details are expected in next month's budget while Winnipeg itself isn't being overrun the head of animal services says there could be better coordination of local bylaws governing breeding licensing and provincial supports if you had basic laws like that um
plus you had high volume spay and neuter being brought in by rescues and the government you'd see those populations go down over time in the meantime Animal Welfare groups say given the risk for bites and attacks parts of rural Manitoba should be considered under a state of emergency Cameron Macintosh CBC News Winnipeg now it's time to dig deeper into the stories shaping our world how Russia's wartime economy chugs along from dodging sanctions to feeding soldiers we are thriving now but first fr
om a call center in keev they sell dreams of easy wealth why do you think that Canada is is a target a whistleblower reveals how the seduction Works they have to get first time deposit and how much they're raking in that's crazy this is the breakdown and this investigation comes to us from our colleagues at Radio Canada reporter Jeff Yates did the leg work but it's Alexis ston who explains how it all goes down so when you realized that uh it was criminal you decided you're going to investigate i
t from the inside yes that's pretty dangerous thing to do I guess yes but even at the beginning I my didn't realize how was it [Music] dangerous for a few months in 2019 Alex worked in a scam call center in ke he decided to become a whistleblower after witnessing fraud there he wanted to talk to Canadian journalists to share what he seen Jeff went to meet him in an undisclosed location in Europe the presentation was that this is financial company they never been talking about scams about uh some
thing suspicous suspicious and then I started to work on the sales and about um 1 month it's was clear that this came Alex collaborated with Swedish journalists who helped him smuggle a hidden camera inside the call center he then spent the following weeks documenting what goes on inside walk us through how these call centers work you know tell us exactly how they function normally one call center it's about 150 people they have about 100 on the sales I mean the people who who get a list of the
potential victims frosters Target victims on social media they publish ads that look like news articles promising exciting new investment opportunities involving crypto currencies many people click on these ads tempted by Promises of risk-free and lucrative Investments without realizing it they've just taken their first step into a dangerous trap have to get FTD sorry FTD from the victim first time deposit first time deposit from 50 250 more us doors in 2022 our colleagues at La showed what happ
ens on the other end of the land when Canadian victims get [Music] scammed to create the uson that this is a real and profitable investment scheme the fraudsters send the victims fake charts which seem to show their portfolio growth even though they look very credible the gains are fictitious what are the techniques that they use to uh to manipulate people into putting more and more money first quality is U to get Trust on the victim be I [Music] victim [Music] hello how are you doing he's top s
cner talking to the client I want to tell you something important uh I'm really happy that I know you in this year and I really want you to have a really beautiful year in 2020 and we make our business together bigger I understand to have some St that that happened this year and I wish that in 2020 you and your family all of you you'll have a beautiful Year and I wish you that you will reach each by each one of your wishes so he calls him on December 31st yes he didn't even ask him for money wha
t what was he doing there he pretended to be friend not just a financial advisor but to be friend I wish you a really good time brother and speak to you and Wednesday come out here thanks a lot thank you bye-bye this guy he paid me more than $150,000 $150,000 wow and how much money would this uh this top guy how much money would he made out of this guy 8% 8% so he would have made something like 10 15,000 that's crazy everything seems fine that is until victims tell the scammers that they want to
withdraw their profits [Music] so just to be clear these are not real investment companies this is all 100% scams yes I have never seen the real Financial companies all money that those companies get from the victims go to the crypto go to Cash go to the criminals go to CED authorities you talk to us about a call center in Kev um that is targeting Canadians tell us a bit about what what we know we know who is behind this we know where the office is I know I know the story about this office and
this is uh one of the cold centers in ke who is going after [Music] Canadians this call center is located in a nondescript building in Downtown keave in Ukraine alongside several businesses including a bank it uh has been placing uh it's for jobs for English speaking and it's Canadian markets we used a false identity to respond to one of these advertisement on telegram the ad made it clear that they were exclusively targeting Canadians Nicholas applied assuming the identity of aie fary an Italia
n citizen based in Rome who had already worked in similar call centers after a few back and forth messages Nicholas receives the call from the manager of this call center hello hi how are you doing yeah I'm not doing too bad yourself amazing we can uh see what are your qualifications uh more over than that the ways that you are taking money from the clients so anything that you can come up with tell me after detailing his supposed work experience Nicholas got straight to the point he asked about
the precise objectives of this Kei based call center from what I gather you guys are aiming more uh for Canadians right yeah that's true and it's only night traffic night shifts in K yeah and I was just wondering about the whole inflation situation is woring people and I was just wondering if that was something that was affecting your business or if more people were investing because of that or I wouldn't say that there is much more difference look this business is working already for how long
same advertisement and the same everything so it's like look stupid people you're always looking for some kind of uh whatever that they can invest do nothing and bring in more more money for you it's never it's never changed even though the advertisement never the affiliate they never changed the advertisement I don't know why but it's still working why do you think that Canada is is a Target because of law enforcement uh has no real persecutions this comment you tried to reach out to Canadian a
uthorities with some information information um what information did you send and what happened so I sent information on the particular website I I think it was anti FR Center offering uh information that I gathered on the the crimes they committed against Canadians MH but I got no feedback Jeff some viewers may be wondering how do people fall for this I know you've been covering this type of fraud for for more than three years now so what's the answer to that well you know falling for a scam ha
s little to do with intelligence people fall for scams for a variety of reasons like we saw in the piece you know some people are just looking for a friend to talk to some people are also find themselves in a crisis in their lives we heard a story through our reporting of a woman who lost all her money trying to raise cash to pay for experimental treatments for her for her cancer so you know um it's important to know that these scammers are professional manipulators they know how to find victims
when they're at their most vulnerable and it can really happen to anybody to find themselves in such a situation at some point in their lives really good points Jeff thank you very much thank you with sanctions mounting Russia's economy is adapting we understand that uh Putin's government needs drones the shifting strategy to maintain their War efforts [Music] why Russia can seem like a Land of Plenty in spite of all those sanctions Russian H avocado you'll see how the Kremlin retooled the econ
omy for war if you're friends with China there is no short shortage but War has also driven out workers as the West does its best to choke off Russian trade Brer stwart breaks down how the country adapts at least on the surface life in Russia's capital seems very much status quo Vladimir Putin is about to be reelected again for fifth term as president stores are busy and shelves are full but people are paying more prices for everything have increased greatly he said but there are still plenty of
keen Shoppers including those who can splurge on products from Western companies that have pulled out of the Russian Market because businesses have been able to adapt at first we had problems many European transport companies close their businesses with us said Roberto megala an importer who found new roots to bring Italian products including cheese to the Russian Market we are thriving No Marina lubenov skaya is part of a group of Russians who put out videos on YouTube for an englishspeaking a
udience in her case she says she's trying to dispel Western rumors about Russia suffering under sanctions I love this abundance this store in Moscow is owned by Globus a German chain which still operates around 20 stores in Russia lubenov guy admits prices have gone up but insists Russia Russians are missing out Russian ham avocado she shows off some of the groceries she recently purchased for a few dollars including Russia's own replacement for Coca-Cola which pulled out of the you see the bott
le is very similar and the taste as well this is zero suar cheers lubenov skaya is a travel agent who said all of the European travel restrictions have made her pivot she now books clients trips to Asia instead that's also where Russia has boosted its trade if you are friends with China there is no short shortage with a computers and uh different devices Chinese cars now account for about half of Russia's car market while Russia Shores up its new trading partners abroad at home it's ramped up sp
ending on the military onethird of the budget is going towards the war effort everything is for the front everything is for victory said one lawmaker some military factories are working around the clock churning out tanks ammunition and drones this Bakery South of Moscow has also stepped up production it was already baking bread for Russian soldiers and now it's converted part of its floor space into a drone Factory the city of EF Lies 100 kilometers east of Moscow it's already home to Kalashnik
ov Russia's biggest producer of automatic weapons and guided artillery and now three of its Ms have been bought up by drone manufacturers much to the dismay of many local residents the first reaction was why our city gets a big Target for um for attacks Ivan elive is an anti-corruption activist who released an investigation into what was happening with the malls tenants had their leases terminated and the Drone manufacturers moved in they they understand that uh Putin's government needs drones a
nd they will have uh m in the fall Putin toured one facility where a new long range kamakazi drone is being produced he and other officials frequently visit factories showing off equipment and boasting about resilience Putin has money to continue to fulfill um its war machine to Alexandra preno used to work as an advisor at Russia's Central Bank she says the country's biggest economic Lifeline has been its ability to sell its oil to New Markets and uses Shadow Fleet to help skirt around the West
ern price cap if the sanctions would be successful and and if the demand on the Russian oil would lower uh it's all reduced Putin's um capacity to finance the war but not now proo Peno left Russia after the invasion just like hundreds of thousands of others who didn't want to be part of a country Waging War or shut out from the West this group in Baku aeran is celebrating the 2-year anniversary of a co-working space they've dubbed New Zion a nod to The Matrix movies where Zion was the last human
City in a world taken over by machines most of the people here are Russian and work in the tech sector after Russia announced it was mobilizing Men in the fall of 2022 many here hurly left including some on two chartered planes that Aras M helped to organize that was the moment when we had like might 300 400 people asking us to help in the end 110 people booked a seat each paying 2500 us most people here they're business people they don't want any politics involvement engagement activities what
so these people just want peace and they want to be like in a safe place to work and run their businesses it's not clear whether they will return once the war is over the mass Exodus has helped you create record low unemployment in Russia a lack of workers along with inflation is putting pressure on the country but Russia's economy is not on the brink of collapse and for now it still has enough money to keep fueling the war it started but Brier store tells us Russia's revenues are vulnerable Uk
raine has been escalating its drone attacks on major oil refineries the latest did so much damage they pushed up the price per barrel that ability to strike at Russia's Rich resource is a wild card in this war next a change in tone as a raccoon pays a visit to a busy McDonald's everyone is saying oh give him a burger it's a hunt for a hand out in Our Moment well here's raccoon getting up close and personal with diners at a McDonald's in a Toronto suburb it casually strolled in perhaps looking fo
r Burger and Fries but made a beine for Amin [ __ ] as he recorded the whole thing and tonight The Uninvited Guest is Our Moment hi how you doing here that I seen a gentleman he come to towards me he said oh sorry sorry sorry what he saidon follow with me with the m I said okay so we do whatever you have to do and then the one of the stuff he came with a chicken nuggets I think so and he tried to make him follow it till the end almost to the door and then I see him making his way back to me I sa
id oh this is a moment the lady with whom I was talking she was almost going to jump I told them no no no no because he may attack us that's for my son okay come over here why did you let it come so close to you I didn't let it come close to me it came close to me anyway he was very very very quiet very like perfect client like no troubles I mean he's smiling people in the McDonald's seem to be like okay with it but if you've ever seen a video of a raccoon that's been cornered like you don't wan
t to be any close to that it's also interesting how raccoon wild animals shouldn't be in the McDonald's people tolerate that like imagine if it was can I say it if it was a rat how different the reaction would be anyway thank you for being with us you can watch anytime anywhere on the free CBC News app And subscribe to the Nationals YouTube channel I'm Ian Hannah maning in Vancouver good [Music] night
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