October 15: Wednesday's top stories in 10 minutes

US president Donald Trump is terminating trade talks with Canada over Ontario anti-tariff ad. Toronto Blue Jays host the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 1 of the World Series. British PM Keir Starmer hosting Coalition of the Willing as it debates stronger measures to force Russia to end its war on Ukraine. China's new five-year plan sharpens focus on high-tech industry amid growing trade tension with U.S.  Medical experts warn people against taking medical advice from videos they see on Tiktok.

Prime Minister Mark Carney begins selling his government's upcoming budget to Canadians. Prospective NDP leaders introduce themselves to Canadians. Former Raptors player Chauncey Billups arrested as part of FBI investigations looking into illegal sports betting and rigged poker games. U.S. imposes sanctions on Russia's two largest oil companies to force Kremlin into peace talks with Ukraine. King Charles on historic visit to the Vatican where a British monarch will pray with a Catholic pope for the first time in 500 years. A new report from Human Rights Watch is a warning about press freedom under Taliban rule in Afghanistan. The Canadian Opera Company's Centre Stage Gala holds its national competition tonight.

A BC-based crypto currency exchange is fined more than 177 million dollars for a raft of crimes, including money laundering. Prime Minister Mark Carney plans a live address to Canadians tonight. International Court of Justice delivers opinion on Israeli obligations on aid for Palestinian territories. Trump calls off a planned meeting with Vladimir Putin as the fighting in Ukraine rages on. The Louvre opens to tourists again, three days after the brazen theft of jewelry. Cheering for the Toronto Blue Jays can be a little complicated for people who fondly remember the Montreal Expos. Norway and Germany lobby Ottawa to choose European-built submarines instead of a rival company in South Korea.

Toronto Blue Jays advance to the World Series for the first time in 32 years. Canada's inflation rate jumped to 2.4% in September from 1.9% in August, Statistics Canada says. Canada's Auditor General's report finds callers to the Canada Revenue Agency were subjected to long waits and inaccurate information. Former French president Nicholas Sarkozy begins a 5-year jail sentence for accepting illegal campaign contributions. Japan gets its first female prime minister. A tight mayoralty race in Calgary means a recount is likely. The Vatican agrees to return rare native artifacts to Canada.

Immigration processing times are reaching heights in Canada that some are calling shocking.Federal Liberals unveil new anti fraud strategy aimed at protecting Canadians from finance scams.More investment is flowing into Canada's oil patch from the United States.Scottish court orders extradition of three men to stand trial in Canada for 2023 homicide of Ontario restauranteur.Fragile Gaza ceasefire appears to be holding despite weekend violence.Hundreds of workers who oversee the U-S nuclear stockpile are being sent home today due to the ongoing government shutdown.

Israeli military says it conducted air strikes in Gaza’s Rafah area.Louvre museum in Paris closed after robbery, French minister says.British papers claims Prince Andrew tried to use his police protecton to launch a smear campaign against accuser, Virgina Giuffre.A North Korean soldier defects across DMZ into South Korea.Voters in Bolivia are heading to the polls today in the country's first ever presidential runoff.A 25th child in India has died after taking toxic cough syrup.Limp Bizkit bassist, Sam Rivers dies at 48.

Is Team Canada cracking under Trump’s tariff pressure? CBC Radio's The House takes a look.Growing concerns that recent attacks carried out by the US could lead to outright conflict with VenezuelaDeaths and injuries at a memorial service for Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga.Ship catches fire off the coast of Yeman after being hit by projectiles, according to British military.The Toronto Blue Jays have a day off after a 6-2 loss in Seattle. Game 6 goes down Sunday night in Toronto.Not all Canadian baseball fans are jumping on the Blue Jays bandwagon.Andy Kim among 5 inductees being celebrated at the Canadian Songwriters Hall of fame Legends Event.

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky to ask for more US firepower against Russia during Washington meeting with Donald Trump. John Bolton, Trump's ex-national security adviser, charged in classified information probe. UK prime minister, Keir Starmer slams decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from match. Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to tour a border facility near Niagara Falls as Ottawa plans to announce new border security measures. Former Hockey Canada goaltender Carter Hart as is returning to the NHL after his acquittal of sexual assault Drama on the mound in Game 4 as Blue Jays pitcher, Max Scherzer, refuses to leave the game, setting the stage for Game 5.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford are meeting this morning to discuss trade and tackling crime.Health ministers from across the country are in Calgary, taking stock of Canada's healthcare system.Canadian Real Estate Association report shows drop in homes sales in September.Young families across Canada flee urban life for cheaper housing in smaller communities.Officials in Israel confirm two bodies returned by Hamas last night are those of dead hostages.Afghanistan and Pakistan have agreed to a temporary ceasefire following a week of clashes.Venezuela president Nicolas Maduro warns US president Donald Trump from carrying out a CIA coup in his country.The Toronto Blue Jays beat the Seattle Mariners 13-4 in game 3 of the ALCS.

Stellantis insists it is committed to Canada...despite moving production of a vehicle from Ontario to IllinoisIsrael limits delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza, insisting Hamas live up to the terms of the ceasefire deal by releasing the bodies of all 28 hostages.NATO defence ministers meet to discuss more aid to UkraineCanada is lagging on a 2-year pledges to deliver light armoured vehicles to Ukraine.A northeastern BC town declares a water emergency due to years of droughtAnd Walmart becomes the latest retail giant to embrace ChatGPT to advance sales.