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CBC.ca
Driver dead after tree hits car in Surrey as 2nd windstorm batters B.C.
A driver has died after a fallen tree trapped two vehicles in Surrey on Saturday as a second round of powerful winds battered B.C.
Poland in mourning after shooter with 'ultranationalistic' views killed 6, wounded 15 in Krakow
Poland began two days of national mourning on Sunday, after a 24-year-old man with far-right views drove into a busy central square in Krakow and opened fire, killing six people and wounding 15 others before police shot and wounded him.
Where things stand in the battle over records in the lawsuit of former Alberta Health Services exec
To the average Albertan, the headlines tied to developments in the lawsuit launched by the former CEO of Alberta Health Services can be confusing. In case you’re not caught up, let’s get you up to speed.
Regina councillor shared great replacement conspiracy theory with colleagues during mosque broadcast debate
Emails obtained by CBC News show internal city discussions about a Regina mosque's decision to broadcast the adhan, or Islamic call to prayer.
Kite flying in Ukraine: One N.S. veteran's mission to help children in a war zone
Seth Congdon had a 15-year military career. Now he's heading back into a warzone, to teach children skills to help them look up at the sky without a fear of drones and missiles.
Analysis of crime-scene blood and bullets can be pivotal in court cases. But how reliable is it?
Ballistic and blood spatter analysis are grounded in science. But its practitioners regularly make conclusions in court that are far beyond what their own empirical evidence supports, according to new research — while lawyers and judges don’t challenge those conclusions enough.
Freshwater species are at risk. A new global threat map could help save some from brink of extinction
A colourful new map that paints a not-so-rosy global picture of what's putting freshwater species at risk could help conservationists focus on threats and species most urgently in need of support.
How Trump's tariffs are threatening to spoil the success of Canadian cheese
In recent years, Canadian cheese has been having a bit of a moment south of the border, taking home some of the biggest awards in the Western hemisphere. But Trump's 50 per cent tariffs on certain dairy products, including Canadian cheese, are threatening to spoil this success.
Injured Wainwright soldiers benefit from cutting-edge Canadian burn research
When news broke about the deadly training accident at CFB Wainwright that killed four soldiers and sent dozens more to hospital with severe burns, Véronique Moulin knew she had to help. She is on the front lines of research meant to help burn patients heal faster, with less pain and fewer scars.
Increasing cost of youth sports forcing kids to choose between one or the other at early age
If the rising cost of youth sports pushes athletes to specialize early, it might also endanger two familiar athletic archetypes – the late bloomer and the multisport standout.
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Toronto Star
Possible measles exposure at Pearson Airport, officials warn
People also may have been exposed to the virus last week on an Ethiopian Airlines flight or at Lakeridge Health Hospital in Ajax, officials said.
Bridle Path attack shines light on surge in Toronto home invasions. It’s not the only crime on the rise
While several crime indicators are down across the GTA — and North America — there are some crimes that are on the rise across the region.
Canada is turning back refugees under a U.S. border pact. Why it’s headed to the Federal Court
The Safe Third Country Agreement has a discriminatory impact on some groups, opponents argue.
Via Rail commuters relied on these trains to get to Toronto — then came the cuts. Inside a transit ‘death spiral’
The changes were billed as a response to passenger demand that would provide more reliable service. These riders disagree.
Eighty years later, my cousin revealed her secret, doomed wartime love
The cipherettes of the Second World War learned terrible things but could not share them. However, Carla Emerson Furlong finally revealed her personal loss.
Toronto committee shuts down plan to put six units in 'massive' multiplex
The committee's decision won't change the size of the Mimico building, which is allowed four units as of right.
Parents speak out about school board supervision, funding levels at Toronto rally
‘Broken’ accountability to parents was raised at Saturday afternoon’s protest following rallies at 25 TDSB schools earlier this week.
An Ontario teen lived in this shed while under the watch of Children's Aid. 'Everybody knew, nobody cared'
James’s story reveals how Ontario’s health and child welfare systems are failing youth with complex needs.
Zanzibar dancer clings to what’s left of the historic Toronto strip club after a fire — one photo at a time
Simone 'Peach' Andrea is one of many dancers affected by the summer blaze. It has reshaped her photo exhibit on the club's history.
Mark Carney is trying to do what Justin Trudeau couldn't. Why his homelessness plan is being met with cautious optimism
The budget's $30-billion commitment is being praised but experts and advocates say Ottawa will have to think creatively.
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Globe and Mail
UFC’s Dana White to meet with Trump over White House press secretary role
U.S. President wants White as chief spokesperson and requested he bring along several UFC fighters as ‘assistants’
Israel’s President gives Eisenkot first chance to form new government
Eisenkot, who ran as Netanyahu’s main rival, now has to launch complicated negotiations with potential coalition partners
Train crash in Egypt’s Giza province kills four, injures 88, authorities say
President al-Sisi orders investigation into crash to hold those responsible accountable
Poland mourns victims of mass shooting in Krakow
Six people were killed and 16 wounded; government says attacker was inspired by far-right ideology
Gunman opens fire in Krakow's Main Square, killing at least six and injuring 15
At least six people were killed and 15 suffered injuries after a gunman opened fire on random people in Krakow’s busy Main Square, a major tourist destination. Police shot and wounded the suspect after a gunfight, later confirming he had acted alone and that the public was safe.
Israeli president picks opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot to form government
Eisenkot, Netanyahu’s strongest rival, has 28 days to try to forge a government, with a possible 14-day extension
Trump offers UFC CEO Dana White White House press secretary job
Trump also asked for six current or former UFC titleholders to join White
Gunman who killed six in Krakow was fascinated with far-right ideologies, minister says
Suspect opened fire at several locations, including a major tourist hub, before he was shot and wounded by police
Justin Trudeau steps into new role at Oxford University
He joins an international network of former heads of government at Blavatnik School of Government
Air strikes kill at least 25 people near Yemen’s capital, Houthi official says
Thirty people, mostly women and children, were injured in strike near Sanaa
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Global News
What’s next for Israel as Eisenkot tapped to lead government?
Israel’s new members of Knesset will be sworn in Tuesday. Netanyahu and his Cabinet will remain in office in a caretaker capacity, with limited powers, until a coalition is formed.
Polish authorities blame Krakow attack on ‘far-right ideologies’
Polish Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński said the suspect in the mass shooting holds “very radical” and “ultranationalistic” views.
Israel’s president taps opposition candidate Eisenkot to form government
Eisenkot, a former military chief, ran as the main challenger to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, leading a bloc of parties seeking to oust Israel’s longest-serving premier.
6 dead, 15 injured after gunman opens fire in Krakow, Poland
The gunman, a 24-year-old Polish citizen, aimed at random people as he drove into the Main Square, a major tourist destination in the center of the city, Krakow police said.
Canadians choosing pricier destinations over Cuba amid crisis: travel agents
The U.S. oil blockade against Cuba triggered severe fuel shortages in the country prompting Canadian airlines to suspend flights to the island destination earlier this year.
25 people killed in airstrike near Yemen’s capital, Houthi official says
Fighting has escalated between the Iranian-backed Houthis — who control Sanaa, the north and the west of the country — and their Saudi-backed opponents based in the south and east.
U.S. Treasury sanctions Canadian firms connected to Ryan Wedding and Iran
The department says it sanctioned money services businesses in British Columbia and Ontario in co-ordination with Fintrac, Canada's anti-money laundering watchdog.
Holocaust survivor shot in Bondi Beach attack dies almost a year after massacre
Eva Geller was one of about 40 people who were injured when gunmen opened fire on a group gathered at a Hanukkah celebration on Bondi Beach on Dec. 14.
Meghan Markle’s father Thomas Markle arrested by FBI in Florida
The Duchess of Sussex said she was 'deeply distressed' by allegations that a collection of child sexual abuse images had been found at her estranged father's former home.
Investors dive into bonds as global AI tech selloff continues
Investors fled to the safety of bonds on Friday as stocks extended their slide in both Europe and Asia after worries around AI wiped trillions of dollars off stock markets.
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New York Times
Who Is Gadi Eisenkot, Israel’s Opposition Leader?
Mr. Eisenkot, a career general and the leading rival of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, will now have up to six weeks to form a coalition.
For Trump and America, a Clear Election Verdict but a Murky Future
As Americans absorb a stunning new political reality, they face a gap between the time they effectively decided to be done with the president and the time he is actually done.
Hakeem Jeffries, in Line to Become House Speaker, Promises Bold Agenda
The man in line to be the first Black speaker is a reserved moderate seen by activists on the left as too timid to take on President Trump. He says he’s “strongly positioned” to get things done.
Justice Dept. Mulled Naming The Times as Conspirator in Comey Leak Case
It remains unclear how the Justice Department might proceed. The move would be a major escalation of the Trump administration’s recent attacks against the news media.
Keisha Lance Bottoms on What Democrats Have to Do to Not Squander the Win
The governor-elect of Georgia is elated about her party’s victories in the South, but knows realignment is far from secure.
The Price of Child Stardom
We look at the dark side of K-pop.
Top Astrophysicist Leaves U.S. After Trump Policies Affect Her Work
Kelly Holley-Bockelmann was one of the top astrophysicists in the country until President Trump’s policies affected every part of her work.
Republicans Don’t Understand Men, Either
For the most part, young men want to be good men.
How Mississippi Reached the Verge of Electing a Black Senator
The echoes of history surround Scott Colom’s final push toward victory, but assembling the coalition that propelled him took hard work after many Democratic misses.
How Trump Is Dismantling America’s Scientific Research Machine
The system that has driven life-altering discoveries and helped make the United States a superpower is now under intense strain.
CNBC
How Democrats will try to end Trump's tariffs
Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., who is likely the next House speaker, has made clear that ending President Trump's tariffs is one of Democrats' top priorities.
'What makes you tick': NWSL, WNBA owner Kara Nortman on a personality test she uses to build success
Kara Nortman, a top investor in women's pro sports teams, credits the Enneagram personality system for her own leadership instincts and team-building success.
Using miles to fly for Thanksgiving? These are the most expensive and cheapest routes
Thanksgiving airfare will cost more than last year as fares rise and strong demand continues.
Amazon's Astro home robot has fans but looks destined for the 'trash heap.' Why it's trying again
Amazon has formed a new home robotics team and is hiring for a “new-to-world robot product,” according to CNBC’s analysis of job posts.
Top Wall Street analysts like these 3 dividend stocks for consistent income
Three dividend-paying stocks that are highlighted by Wall Street’s top pros, as tracked by TipRanks.
In pictures: France protests draw 146,000 as clashes erupt for fourth straight weekend
France's Interior Ministry counted 146,000 protesters Saturday as demonstrations over living costs public services entered a fourth consecutive weekend.
Cathie Wood 'always feels better when the market is worried' — here's why
The Ark Invest CEO said there was a "wall of worry" gripping markets right now.
Trump offers UFC chief Dana White press secretary job
President Donald Trump offered the job of press secretary to UFC president and CEO Dana White on Saturday.
Risk of Iran war escalation remains high despite Democratic sweep in U.S. midterm elections
The U.S. and Iran are on a collision course as tensions in the Middle East simmer.
Berkshire Hathaway more than doubles buybacks in third quarter as earnings decline
Berkshire Hathaway said Saturday it accelerated its share repurchases during the third quarter, as operating and overall profits took a hit.
BBC
Footage shows derailed carriages after fatal train crash in Egypt
It is yet unclear what caused the accident but Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said an investigation is underway and will "hold accountable anyone who proves their negligence".
'Time is up': Minister warns media industry to take abuse seriously in wake of Brand case
Lisa Nandy tells the BBC "many people" in the media industry have come forward to her.
Government looking at banning under-16s from Vinted and eBay
The culture secretary confirms reports they could be in the list of platforms set to be banned next March.
Homes and temples glow across India to mark Diwali
Millions of Indians are marking the festival of lights with glowing lamps, fireworks and traditional sweets.
King leads solemn Remembrance Sunday service at Cenotaph
Wreaths are laid as 10,000 armed forces veterans, including 12 from World War Two, pay tribute in central London.
Nandy defends linking Erasmus student scheme to Remembrance Sunday after backlash
The culture secretary says the UK rejoining the EU's study and work scheme will help honour wartime sacrifice.
I won't let my daughter's killer live in my head, says Sarah Payne's mother
Sara Payne says she found out her eight-year-old had died as it was being reported in the news.
There's finally a treatment for my five-year-old's dementia - but it'll cost me £3m
The dementia treatment for children is available in the US, with funding for UK children unclear.
My parents chose to die together and I was left to grieve alone
Els and Jan sought medical intervention to end their lives after 50 happy years of marriage, leaving behind their only child.
The Trump coalition is shattered - what will Republicans do now?
Republicans can stick with Trumpism or chart a new path, writes BBC Washington correspondent Daniel Bush.
The Independent
Russell Brand’s crimes are ‘probably happening today’ in entertainment industry, says Nandy
Culture secretary said women had approached her personally from organisations including the BBC ‘to allege that things have happened to them’
Chessington World of Adventures evacuated as police respond to incident
Chessington World of Adventures issued a statement on the closure on social media
Farage suggests he expects damning verdict on £5m ‘gift’ from parliament’s sleaze watchdog
Reform UK leader could face Commons suspension if found to have broken parliamentary rules over donation
Melania went to a college football game in the south — and was hit with a chorus of boos
Videos shared on social media showed the crowd starting to boo the first lady
Farage fury after poll puts Reform eight points behind Kemi Badenoch’s Conservatives
Finding is a major boost for the Tories, who remain five points behind Labour
Spanish politician speaks out after prosecutors link Iran to his attempted assassination
Spanish prosecutors are blaming Iran for the 2023 shooting of veteran right-wing Spanish politician Alejo Vidal-Quadras. He tells Alex Croft about the moment he was shot - and why he immediately suspected Tehran was involved
Popular progressive podcast sees sponsors flee after ‘insensitive’ Charlie Kirk joke
Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan, hosts of the ‘I’ve Had It’ podcast, have apologized for laughing at a joke about the slain conservative influencer
At least four dead and 88 injured after two trains collide in Egypt
A train crashed into the back of another, causing carriages to derail and killing at least four people
Stand gives way during Norwegian soccer game, sending Bodø/Glimt fans plunging to ground below
A Norwegian top-tier soccer match between Arctic Circle club Tromsø and Bodø/Glimt has been interrupted after a panel in the away fans’ stand gave way
Collision between 2 trains in Egypt kills 4 and injures 88
Egyptian authorities say at least four people were killed and 88 others were injured when a train traveling between Giza and Fayoum collided with another train traveling from Cairo to Aswan
