The Big Story Big Headlines: Ceasefire talks in the Iran war are planned this weekend and the Artemis astronauts are splashing down tonight
Apr 10, 2026
Planned U.S.–Iran ceasefire talks and tensions around the Strait of Hormuz. The Artemis II crew's risky re-entry and Pacific splashdown. Canada's job numbers showing modest gains and steady unemployment. A surprise public statement from the U.S. first lady raising questions. Health Canada warning about unauthorized peptide injectables and safety concerns.
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Ceasefire Talks Focus On Reopening Strait Of Hormuz
- U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks aim to halt regional escalation and restore oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Vice President J.D. Vance will lead talks in Pakistan amid Iran's refusal to reopen the strait while Israel and Hezbollah keep trading strikes.
Artemis II Reentry Includes Six Minute Blackout
- Artemis II faces a critical high‑heat re-entry and expected six‑minute communication blackout before splashdown off California.
- Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen and crew will be monitored afterward for radiation and other mission health effects.
Modest Job Gains Keep Unemployment Stable
- Canada's labour market added 14,000 jobs in March, keeping unemployment steady at 6.7% after big losses earlier in the year.
- The data is the Bank of Canada's last labour‑market input before its upcoming interest rate decision.