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Nov. 11, 2026 | Canadians mark Remembrance Day with tributes to soldiers past and present, including those lost and injured in the fire at CFB Wainwright. A Quebec pilot dies during an honorary formation flight. And, authorities move against Ryan Wedding's alleged money launderers.

A soldier guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery issued a verbal reprimand to a group of advisers and staffers with U.S. War Secretary Pete Hegseth following a Veterans Day ceremony.

As B.C. continues to batten down its hatches amid the third in a series of major fall storms, one resident who saw a tree fall onto her house last Friday says it'll have to remain in place as high winds continue to batter the province.

Firefighters dug through the rubble of a three-story building in Brooklyn on Wednesday after it collapsed at the edge of a construction site, killing at least two people and trapping others beneath the wreckage.

Mississippi Democrat Scott Colom will be the state's first Black senator since the post-Civil War Reconstruction era. Colom's victory also offers Democrats an unexpected boost in their effort to win control of the U.S. Senate.

The day Martin Luther King Jr. stood on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial and delivered his iconic "I Have A Dream" speech is forever etched in the annals of history. But the night before — when the U.S. civil rights leader stayed up alone in his hotel room scribbling his now-famous words on a yellow notepad — was a moment lost to time. Until now.

The federal government says Russian hockey players will not be permitted to compete at next month's world junior championship in Alberta, even if they already hold valid Canadian visas.

The Toronto Blue Jays have asked Anthony Santander to publicly address the controversy sparked by his decision to share anti-Muslim posts on social media. So far, the veteran outfielder has remained quiet and hasn't issued an apology.

A Halifax-born music producer who played a big role in helping encourage fellow Bluenoser Anne Murray to pursue a career in music and later produced albums by artists such as Johnny Cash and Emmylou Harris is being remembered for the mark he left on the music industry.

Various beers, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, under the Molson Coors banner have been recalled across Canada due to pieces of metal, according to Health Canada.

Regis Korchinski-Paquet's 2020 death sparked concerns about how officers handle calls involving mental health and epilepsy.

In ceremonies in Toronto and across the country Wednesday, Canadians paused to pay tribute to our fallen soldiers.

At Redeemer University, students can defer tuition and on-campus housing payments. 'In the long run, it's not sustainable.'

'I wouldn't be calling you begging you for money right now at one o'clock in the morning if it wasn't something serious.'

The facility, which cost $118 million to build, was selected in part because the area around it is rapidly growing.

A gift allows Holland Bloorview to offer free food vouchers, grocery cards to all families caring for a child admitted.

For the fee, Wedding obtained details of arrests, outstanding warrants, active investigations and more, U.S. prosecutors allege.

The legion's new campaign added 130,000 members so far this year, 100 years after its incorporation in 1926.

IGaming Ontario vowed to share data to reduce problem gambling. More than 4 years later, it still hasn’t done it and problem gambling’s on the rise.

It will be nine years this December since the murders of billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman.

At least 1,600 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since the ceasefire agreement, according to the territory’s health officials

Company is grappling with reports of two extramarital affairs involving its leader as shares slide about 8% in after-hours trading

Narrow victory is a seismic shift in Mississippi, which has been controlled mostly by white conservatives for generations

A soldier called for visitors to Arlington National Cemetery to maintain 'silence and respect,' after hearing laughter from a group of people, including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who were visiting the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on Veterans Day.

Video shows Hegseth taking photos in front of the tomb when a loud laugh is heard, leading soldier to issue verbal reprimand

Ahead of a Nov. 29 snap election, workers took to the streets to protest rising costs and stagnant wages

He has spent the last several months executing a massive economic campaign against Iran

The former Democratic president was diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer months after leaving office in 2025

Country has denied any suggestion it spied on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, calling such claims ‘groundless speculation and slander’

Some officials suspect Russia may be behind a campaign of disruption in countries that have shown support for Ukraine

The statement appears to close the door on Russia's return to the world juniors after last month's court ruling that the IIHF must reinstate the country in international hockey.

U.S. officials say they are determined to revive Washington’s peace efforts that so far have failed to deliver significant results.

Schools in Italy were evacuated, Northern Ireland and Scotland also received similar threats, but no evacuations were reported, according to the Associated Press.

A statement described Darchiev as “an outstanding diplomat, experienced leader, good comrade and mentor,” as well as a brilliant scholar of U.S. affairs.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Xi Jinping are expected to meet in person at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Shenzhen, China.

The trial of Ammara Amjad was a test of whether Canada could bring to justice women who served the Islamic State.

U.S. stocks were under pressure Tuesday after a report showed inflation was worse across the country last month than economists expected.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's trip to Brussels comes after her father was arrested by federal agents in Florida on charges related to child sexual abuse material.

Artificial intelligence giant Anthropic is looking for an approximately $1.3 trillion valuation in an initial public offering despite new questions about money in the sector.

The decision by the International Ice Hockey Federation to allow Russia back into the World Juniors Hockey Championship next month is continuing to stir backlash.

Seven Chinese tourists, a dozen villagers and a couple of journalists forded streams and bushwhacked to the downed plane of Isoroku Yamamoto, the Japanese admiral. Machetes proved handy.

Mr. Colom, a prosecutor, will be the first Black senator elected from Mississippi since the post-Civil War Reconstruction period.

Mr. Huang has been under scrutiny for an affair with a woman said to be a Chinese spy, as well as a relationship with an executive at his A.I. chip company.

Nvidia’s board is weighing the future of Jensen Huang, the company’s chief executive, admitted to an affair with a woman who U.S. intelligence says was spying for China.

The 20th-century ocean liner will become an artificial reef, ending efforts to save a ship that was fast, luxurious and (almost) indestructible.

Mr. Revels took his seat two days after Mississippi was readmitted to the union after the Civil War. Mr. Bruce served just before white leaders ushered in the Jim Crow era.

Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis was attacked despite the 2025 cease-fire. A surgeon, an official and a disabled patient were among the victims, a witness said.

News of the board’s deliberations about Jensen Huang’s job drove Nvidia’s stock down more than 8 percent in after-hours trading.

In Peru, where Leo XIV lived for two decades and became a citizen, the pope was met by President Keiko Fujimori, whose father’s policies he had protested.

Mr. Huang, Nvidia’s chief executive, is already facing scrutiny over an affair with a Chinese businesswoman who U.S. intelligence determined was a Chinese spy.

Nvidia's board is meeting days after CEO Jensen Huang admitted to an affair with a woman who is believed by U.S. intelligence of being a Chinese spy.

Alternative investments now account for 60% of single-family office portfolios, surpassing traditional assets for the first time, according to BNY Wealth.

The post on X comes amid reports that Nvidia's board is preparing to oust Huang.

Megaspeed is at the center of a U.S. probe over its role in sending billions of restricted Nvidia chips to China, and its executive's alleged affair with Jensen Huang.

News of the probe comes after the CFTC ordered Kalshi to take down a sports-related "mention markets" back in August.

Jim Cramer said Wednesday night that he was saddened by a news report that indicated Nvidia's board of directors is preparing to fire Huang.

Meta's head of infrastructure and co-head of engineering Santosh Janardhan will leave in 2027, with former AWS senior vice president David Brown taking over.

While American voters are more affected by import duties on Canadian goods, experts said that a trade deal with India could blunt criticism against tariffs.

Huang was notably opposed to strict export controls on AI chips to China, which ruffled feathers with congressional China hawks.

U.S.-Canada trade tensions persist as Trump's tariffs drive up costs, threaten investment and complicate negotiations between the two countries.

The SS United States, an historic ocean liner which has been out of commission for decades, will become the world's largest artificial underwater reef.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy could force participation in an industry watchdog to protect whistleblowers, the BBC understands.

Colom is the first black person from the southern state elected to the US Senate in over 140 years.

The 17-year-old's mum has joked that he is "grounded for life" and "never leaving the house again".

Two people are dead and several others injured as rescuers scour the debris in Brooklyn.

Many papers report on the ongoing fallout following the publication of allegations against entertainer David Walliams.

Katie is one of many that say a device developed by researchers in Nottingham helped calm her symptoms.

More than 500,000 pieces of art are owned by 225 councils, the BBC finds, but most of it is storage.

Words most often heard in the therapist's chair have made their way into day-to-day conversation - here's a parents' guide to understanding it.

The BBC understands the discount chain, which has been edging towards administration, will be given more time to find a buyer.

Officials are concerned that Germany could inadvertently ‘get to the nuclear threshold without realising’

Domestic cats tend to meow far more when their human companions are around than when they are surrounded by other felines

Indonesia’s vice president has resigned as questions grew over his eligibility for the office after recent court rulings disputed his educational credentials

Thousands of Ukrainians are held in Russian captivity

As mediators return for peace talks to end the war, a fifth of Ukraine’s territory in the east comes back into focus, writes James C. Reynolds

Indonesia’s police chief says an illegal wiretapping operation targeting President Prabowo Subianto also surveilled senior government officials, politicians, activists and law enforcement personnel

A way of life is disappearing on Cambodia’s Tonle Sap, where generations have lived by the rhythms of its annual floods

Asian shares are mixed, as concerns over leadership at chipmaker Nvidia weigh on artificial intelligence-related stocks

Created in 2012, Mexico’s Protection Mechanism for Human Rights Defenders and Journalists has struggled to guarantee the safety of those it was designed to protect, operating largely in response to attacks rather than preventing them

Pope Leo XIV is celebrated in Chiclayo, Peru, where his image is ubiquitous