CBC News is reporting that evacuation orders have been issued for 371 properties in Abbotsford, B.C., due to heavy rains and flooding in southern B.C. All major highways leading out of the Lower Mainland have been closed.
CBC News is also reporting that U.S. President Donald Trump is embarking on a campaign to address Americans' cost of living concerns, as the Republican Party faces declining popularity.
In other news, CBC News says beef prices are expected to continue climbing in 2026, though not as sharply as in recent years, due to record-low cattle numbers in Canada.
Also, the Canadian Army will begin replacing its stock of assault rifles next year, according to internal documents obtained by CBC News. The contract is expected to boost production at a Canadian arms maker.
Finally, CBC News notes that some in the movie theatre industry are worried about Netflix's bid to buy Warner Bros. Discovery, fearing it could threaten the future of moviegoing.