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Global National: May 19, 2024 | Iranian president’s fate remains uncertain after helicopter crash

The Iranian president, a hardliner who was touted as a potential successor to the country's supreme leader, was returning from neighbouring Azerbaijan when the helicopter carrying him and his foreign minister suffered a hard landing. President Ebrahim Raisi was instrumental in the recent crackdown against protesters demanding freedom for women in Iran. Even as news of Raisi's fate remains uncertain, critics of the regime aren't mincing their words. Redmond Shannon reports on the frantic search effort for Iran's head of state. A deadly boat collision at a lake near Kingston, Ont., last night has left three people in their 20s dead and five others in hospital, rattling the community around Bobs Lake this long weekend. Several OPP units, including the emergency response teams and K9 units, were dispatched to the scene of the crash and police are investigating the cause, according to officials. Lexy Benedict has more on what we know so far. In New Caledonia, French forces have launched a major operation to restore order after violent clashes and civil unrest killed at least six people. New Caledonia is a French territory situated in the South Pacific, off Australia's eastern coastline. The civil unrest erupted in the archipelago's capital, and French forces are trying to regain control of a road linking Noumea to the main international airport. French military planes have been landing at Canadian airports during the weekend operation. Heidi Petracek reports on the volatile situation. Plus, Global News had an up-close look at the work that goes on behind the scenes to protect VIPs in Canada. The recent shooting of Slovakia's prime minister brought the importance of how best to protect public figures back into the spotlight. Mercedes Stephenson has more on how the RCMP is working to thwart the growing threat of political violence. Vaping is set to get more expensive this summer, thanks to a federal tax increase announced in Canada’s federal budget this year. Ottawa says making vaping more expensive means fewer will take up the habit, which health experts warn can result in the same kind of health problems plaguing cigarette smokers. But as David Akin reports, the tax hike may not be steep enough to prevent future generations from getting hooked. For more info, please go to https://globalnews.ca Subscribe to Global News Channel HERE: http://bit.ly/20fcXDc Like Global News on Facebook HERE: http://bit.ly/255GMJQ Follow Global News on X HERE: http://bit.ly/1Toz8mt Follow Global News on Instagram HERE: https://bit.ly/2QZaZIB #GlobalNews #GlobalNational