After weeks pledging it wouldn’t get involved, Canada’s federal government has moved to end a weekslong strike at Canada Post. Canada’s labour minister said Friday he would not order binding arbitration right away but has begun a process that could force workers back on the job as early as next week. Heidi Petracek explains.

Canadian airline passengers are not on board with recent changes to carryon baggage fees. And on Friday, the CEOs of Canada’s four largest airlines testified before a parliamentary committee on the topic. Nathaniel Dove reports.

The first Friday prayers were held in Syria today since the fall of Bashar alAssad. The country’s interim prime minister praising what he called “the birth of a nation.” But the country’s future is still uncertain and Syrians are figuring out what that means for their own lives. Redmond Shannon explains.

And finally, Premiers are set to meet in Toronto next week, with one central issue on the agenda – Donald Trump’s tariff threat. Next week’s fall economic statement is expected to set out Ottawa’s response to Trump’s demand, including tighter border security. Mike Armstrong reports on the strategies at play.

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