An 11th‑hour ceasefire deal stalls U.S. President Trump’s warning that a 'whole civilization will die tonight' if Iran rejects the terms by the deadline; Prime Minister Mark Carney suggested that Ottawa may step in to help consumers if gas prices don’t fall, hinting at potential federal relief measures; Conflict of interest questions arise over Minister François-Philippe Champagne’s ties to a government-funded high-speed rail project, prompting calls for an ethics review.

<p>An 11th‑hour ceasefire deal stalls U.S. President Trump&rsquo;s warning that a 'whole civilization will die tonight' if Iran rejects the terms by the deadline; Prime Minister Mark Carney suggested that Ottawa may step in to help consumers if gas prices don&rsquo;t fall, hinting at potential federal relief measures; Conflict of interest questions arise over Minister Fran&ccedil;ois-Philippe Champagne&rsquo;s ties to a government-funded high-speed rail project, prompting calls for an ethics review.</p>

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