With Category 4 winds and a storm surge of up to four metres, Hurricane Ian inflicted unprecedented destruction through Florida. Jackson Proskow reports from Sarasota on the catastrophic damage, and the struggles of residents and first responders. Plus, Global News chief meteorologist Anthony Farnell looks at where the storm will strike next.

After post-tropical storm Fiona devastated their homes and killed one woman, people in Channel-Port aux Basques, Newfoundland and Labrador are growing conflicted about staying in the seaside town. Ross Lord speaks with some of them about the tough decisions they now face.

Days after Fiona uprooted trees and downed power lines in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, many Mi'kmaw communities there remain without electricity. Shallima Maharaj looks at how they are trying to support each other in the recovery.

Just weeks into her new job, British Prime Minister Liz Truss is facing backlash over her new fiscal policies, which are being blamed for igniting turmoil in the U.K. economy. From a plummeting pound to rising interest rates, Redmond Shannon looks at the widespread impacts, and how Truss is defending her plan.

And once a practice banned throughout Canada, Pow Wow celebrations of Indigenous culture are now making a comeback, and in some cases, opening a path for healing. Neetu Garcha spoke to a B.C. man, a cancer survivor named Peter "Not So" White, who found the power of Pow Wows helped him to heal and help others.

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