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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivers a blunt message amid tensions with U.S. President Donald Trump over tariffs, fuel prices and Canada’s dependence on American energy. During a heated exchange in Parliament, Carney argued that Canada does not have to rely on Americans and highlighted plans to strengthen Canada’s domestic energy and refining capacity.

The exchange comes as Canadian lawmakers debate soaring diesel prices, fuel taxes, refining capacity and the impact of international and trade pressures.

Watch the full Parliament clash and Carney’s pointed response to the debate over Trump, tariffs and Canada’s diesel crisis.

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00:20Bangkok is battling a major flood crisis after relentless monsoon rain pushed water levels
00:27across the capital to critical levels on saturday september 26th bangkok governor chad chart city
00:35punt declared all 50 districts of the city disaster affected areas the decision dramatically
00:42expanded an earlier declaration that covered just three eastern districts authorities say the move
00:49will allow the bangkok metropolitan administration and other agencies to coordinate emergency operations
00:56deploy resources faster establish shelters and provide assistance to affected residents
01:04the crisis has been driven by almost continuous heavy rain since thursday afternoon a low pressure
01:11system over the lower central region combined with a monsoon trough and strengthening southwest
01:17monsoon has dumped extraordinary amounts of water across bangkok in parts of eastern bangkok
01:24accumulated rainfall over roughly 48 hours approached 300 millimeters minburi accorded around 274.5
01:35millimeters while klong samwa saw roughly 273 millimeters eastern bangkok has been hit hardest
01:43with several major canals reaching capacity and overflowing canals including san sap
01:50prowet buriram lat prau and prem prachakorn have struggled to contain the massive volume of water water flowing
01:59in from neighboring nantaburi and pathumtani has added further pressure to the drainage system
02:06the result has been widespread flooding across roads homes businesses and residential areas water logging has
02:14disrupted major routes including vibhavadi rang sit pahan yotin lat prau ram kumhang ekamai sukumvit srinakaran
02:25and cheng watana in some areas water has reached knee or even waist height leaving vehicles stranded and
02:33causing severe traffic disruption residents have been seen wading through flooded streets while some shops and
02:40businesses have been forced to close the emergency has also affected vulnerable residents around 981 people
02:49have been moved into emergency shelters many of them set up inside schools at least 36 bedridden patients
02:57have also been evacuated with some requiring medical support including ventilators authorities are continuing to
03:05survey vulnerable residents and prepare additional assistance bangkok's drainage system is operating at
03:12full capacity with pumping efforts reaching around 1200 cubic meters per second officials have prepared
03:19around 1 million sandbags while water diversion operations are also underway temporary shelters are
03:26providing food and sanitation with the army also assisting through relief operations and field kitchens
03:33authorities are urging residents to stay home where possible move vehicles and valuables to higher ground
03:40and avoid heavily flooded roads residents have also been advised to photograph flood damage for potential
03:48assistance claims the crisis is not limited to bangkok flooding has been reported in at least 20 other
03:55provinces across thailand including nakon ratchasima chantaburi chonbury samat prakhan and ayutthaya
04:05there is some cautious relief governor chad chart said the situation had somewhat stabilized by saturday
04:12afternoon and could begin improving if heavy rain does not return but the danger remains thailand's meteorological
04:21department is warning of continued heavy to very heavy rain across bangkok surrounding areas and large parts of the
04:29country through sunday september 27th further rain could trigger additional flash floods runoff and landslides
04:37particularly in vulnerable and low-lying areas officials say drainage in bangkok could take two to three days if
04:45rainfall finally eases for now bangkok remains on high alert as authorities race to drain flooded neighborhoods
04:54and protect residents and with more heavy rain still possible the next 24 hours could prove critical for
05:01thailand's thailand's flood-hit capital
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