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Reporter pushes back against ‘ridiculous’ Russian spy allegations
David Pugliese defended himself from accusations leveled at Canada's public
safety committee.

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Immigration cuts could impact housing market ‘soon,’ experts say
Canada is going to slash the number of immigrants it lets into the country
starting next year and experts say it could have an impact on the housing market
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A man who went missing following last weekend's atmospheric river in Coquitlam
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A Canadian mother of six who was deemed a security risk and refused permission
to come home by the federal government has died suddenly in Turkey, says her
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TAKEAWAYS: Linus Ullmark puts blame on himself, Ottawa Senators stumble late in
loss to Vegas
Golden Knights 6, Senators 4 The Ottawa Senators will look at it as a win that
got away. For much of Friday’s game in Las Vegas, the Senators were the better
team. But … Yeah, there’s a big but. They couldn’t finish. They wasted an effort
that in many ways was good enough. That’s where the “but” comes in. Goalie Linus
Ullmark, making his return after being sidelined for nearly two weeks, put the
blame on himself as the Senators fell 6-4 to the...
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What North Korean boots on the ground in Russia could mean for Ukraine war
Vladimir Putin has tacitly acknowledged he has turned to North Korean soldiers
to help him defeat Ukraine on the battlefield. While Russia could use Kim
Jong-un’s troops, it's unclear what Russia’s president is giving up to North
Korea’s temperamental dictator in return.
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India makes it clear it's not interested in a Western alliance
India's PM Narendra Modi has made a number of gestures this week that appear to
signal India will not be taking sides with the West and its Asian allies against
a Russia-China axis. U.S. and Canadian accusations of murder plots aimed at
India's enemies have not helped the West to make its case.

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Session preview: UCP to focus first on updating Alberta Bill of Rights as MLAs
return Monday
Updating the Bill of Rights will be the priority for Alberta’s United
Conservative government when MLAs return to the legislature Monday. In an
interview Friday, government house leader Joseph Schow told Postmedia that the
government intends to introduce “around 13” government bills between the start
of a five-week session that begins Monday and is scheduled to end on Dec. 5 with
a weeklong break in mid-November in between. “Expect more of the...

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4.5-magnitude earthquake hits Peace Country near Grande Prairie
An unusually far-reaching earthquake originating five kilometres under the
Grande Prairie area was felt as far away as Prince George, B.C., Thursday
afternoon, according to Natural Resources Canada. The quake is being
investigated as to its cause. Earthquake seismologist Alison Bird said while
most reports came from McBride, B.C., the temblor’s effects were noted 300
kilometres away. “It was felt quite lightly, but it seems to have been felt...

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Clear Medical Imaging workers on strike following failed negotiations
More than 100 workers with Clear Medical Imaging hit the picket line Friday
after negotiations broke off between the company and the union representing its
employees. “Our members have been left with no choice but to strike to demand
fair treatment and respect for the critical role they play in providing imaging
services to the Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent communities,” said Unifor
national president Lana Payne. Unifor had set a strike...

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Edmonton Oilers blank Pittsburgh Penguins 4-0 for third win of the season
A visit from the Pittsburgh Penguins is precisely what the doctor orders
whenever the Edmonton Oilers are struggling. And, boy, have these Edmonton
Oilers ever been struggling. So, what better time to cue an opponent they’ve won
their six previous meetings against, including sweeping last year’s two-game
season series by a combined score of 10-1? A 4-0 win Friday at Rogers Place gave
the Oilers three wins in October — something they weren’t able...
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THATS A WRAP: Redblacks snap slump with exciting, last-second stand against
Tiger-Cats
It’s too bad the Redblacks finished third rather than first in the East Division
standings. Home-field advantage in the playoffs could have very well carried
them all the way to Vancouver for the Grey Cup Game. As it is, to qualify for a
spot in the championship game on Nov. 17 they’ll have to do some serious trend
altering. In Friday’s regular-season finale at TD Place Stadium, a.meaningless
game standings-wise, the Redblacks kept No. 1...

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Former Oilers teammates converge to see Gregg, MacTavish inducted to Wall of
Fame
When Craig Simpson heard that Craig MacTavish and Randy Gregg were the newest
members of the Edmonton Oilers Wall of Fame, he cheered. “These honorees are the
best examples of how you win championships. You have two key guys who are
critical role players. Mac and Randy are the true examples up front and on the
back end. I really like that connection, those two going in at the same time,”
said Hockey Night in Canada’s lead commentator Simpson at...

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'We intend to win': says NDP Leader Carla Beck during rally in Regina
With two-and-a-half days of early voting in the books, Saskatchewan NDP Leader
Carla Beck made another appeal to those who have yet to vote and those who might
be on the fence. “There are still some people out there who are still weighing
their decision,” said Beck, speaking Friday at Gate 7 of the Co-op Refinery
Complex in Regina. Backed by Unifor 594 members and trade workers, Beck made the
case that elections are more than a team sport where...

9h
City of Edmonton finds fifth case of Dutch elm disease in Killarney
City of Edmonton arborists are working swiftly to remove a fifth tree found
infected with Dutch elm disease (DED). The city said in a news release that the
infected elm tree sits on private property in the Killarney neighbourhood. It
was first tested in late September, with negative results. However, over the
summer, the tree began to show symptoms of DED, like brown staining under the
bark. A new sample was taken, and the fungal pathogen that...

12h
Mail-in ballots, voter IDs on the way for Regina municipal election
City clerk Jim Nicol is reminding voters their democratic duty isn’t over once
the provincial election concludes Monday as preparations continue for the
upcoming city election in just a few weeks. Regina’s municipal vote takes place
on Nov. 13, and Elections Regina says mail-in ballots and identification cards
are on their way to voters within the next week, if they haven’t arrived
already. Nicol, who’s overseeing the election as its returning...



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Excruciating moment JD Vance gives a shout out to Mark Robinson at rally – then
realises his mistake

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Furious Vladimir Putin blasts BBC journalist Steve Rosenberg when challenged at
press conference

Alternet8h
'Ten-cent dictator’: Trump threatens mass arrests of opponents in 'cease and
desist' post

The Independent12h
Trump grumbles about Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize — and claims he deserved it more
The Canadian Press4h
Video released by Israel said to show Netanyahu and top military officials
during strikes on Iran
The Canadian Press8h
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cbc.ca2h
Explosions in Iran as Israel confirms ‘precise strikes on military targets.’

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Moment Putin is left absolutely seething at BBC reporter over question about
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Who does Trump see as 'enemies from within'?

The Independent6h
Costco recalls more items over listeria fears. What we know about the recall
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The Independent17h
‘This is who Donald Trump is’: Ex-Trump administration officials sign open
letter backing John Kelly’s claims

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Lukashenko warns of war if Russia attempts to annex Belarus
Global News4h
Elections BC releases number of uncounted ballots in ridings
Tagtik15h
The Russian disease that's eating away at Putin's army

The Independent12h
Putin’s desperate move to throw North Korean troops into Ukraine won’t bring the
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Freeman hits 1st game-ending slam in World Series history as Dodgers top Yankees
6-3 in opener
Washington Post becomes second major US newspaper this week to not endorse a
presidential candidate
Bowen Yang says he struggled to play JD Vance on SNL because he ‘doesn’t have a
personality’
Ex-Oath Keepers, including heavy metal guitarist, avoid prison after cooperating
in Jan. 6 cases
Lukashenko warns of war if Russia attempts to annex Belarus
The potential for power outages Friday into Saturday as a weekend storm nears
Trump speaks 'at 5th grade level' in his speeches, new study suggests
Hard-right Dutch government approves unprecedented package of measures to
control migration
Argentina identifies Hezbollah terrorist who bombed Israeli embassy, Jewish
center in Buenos Aires
Beyoncé delivers emotive, joyful speech at Kamala Harris' Houston rally: 'I'm
here as a mother'
Moment Putin is left absolutely seething at BBC reporter over question about
Ukraine
Wind warning for B.C.'s south coast with gusts up to 90 km/h expected overnight
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Costco recalls salmon amid massive listeria contamination outbreak
Lukashenko explains how involvement of North Korean troops in war against
Ukraine can unfold - ISW
World champions Stellato-Dudek, Deschamps in 1st place after pairs short program
at Skate Canada International
NASA astronaut remains in the hospital after returning from an extended stay in
space
Oilers make decision on recently acquired prospect with high upside
Israel strikes military targets in Iran
Weather alerts as 2 separate storms to hit B.C. Friday evening
The Russian disease that's eating away at Putin's army
Canada should have acted sooner on migration, minister says
India makes it clear it's not interested in a Western alliance
Ontario plans to bar international students from medical schools starting in
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'We feel hoodwinked': Ontario grocers wary of new recycling rules with alcohol
sales


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7 things you might be wasting your money on and 4 you should pay more for
Some things are worth your hard-earned cash, and others aren't...

World-first vaccine to combat norovirus on trial in Britain
Wes Streeting said the virus places the health service under 'huge strain' every
winter and costs taxpayers around £100million a year.

Giant illuminated sphere finds a new home after Londoners reject it
There were plans to build a Las Vegas style illuminated sphere in London, but
they were halted in 2023.

Chatham couple praised for care, respect after discovery of Indigenous remains
CHATHAM-KENT — A Chatham-area couple are relieved the proper process is
completed to re-inter the remains of Indigenous people unearthed on their
property earlier this year. A marker was placed on the property of Angelo and
Rosella Ligori after the remains of six Indigenous people were discovered on
Jan. 11, while excavation was taking place to install a geothermal system in
their home located west of Chatham along the Thames River. “I learned...

Top 5 Things We’ve Learned From Lane Hutson’s NHL Start
With six points in five games, Montreal Canadiens defenceman Lane Hutson is off
to an excellent start to his NHL career. We’re not dealing with a gigantic
sample size yet, but we have just enough information available to get an early
look at the impact Hutson can make in the lineup.

Antonelli reveals Spa F1 test breakthrough in curing core weakness
Andrea Kimi Antonelli pointed to a critical moment that convinced Mercedes to
hand him F1 seat for 2025

Arsenal's Oleksandr Zinchenko hands his shirt to a Shakhtar Donetsk fan after
1-0 win - as the Ukrainian defender receives a warm welcome from the travelling
supporters amid his nation's ongoing war with Russia
Oleksandr Zinchenko shared a heartwarming moment with Shakhtar Donetsk's fans
after Arsenal beat the Ukrainian side 1-0 at the Emirates on Tuesday night.

Revealed: Footballers suffered a RECORD number of injuries across Europe's top
five leagues last season - amid growing player dissent over fixture congestion
HENRY CLARK: On average, a Premier League club experienced an injury to a player
every 94 minutes of competitive football during the 2023-24 campaign.

Walk-in clinic on wheels brings health care to western Manitoba First Nations
For the past decade, Prairie Mountain Health's RV-turned-clinic has travelled
about 1,500 kilometres a week, with a nurse and nurse practitioner on board to
bring health-care services to four western Manitoba First Nations.

Laser test ‘could detect different types of dementia in seconds’
It can detect Alzheimer’s disease with an average accuracy of more than 93%.

‘Home Away From Home’: Tennis camp serves up normalcy for Israeli children
during war
“My son lives and breathes tennis. He couldn’t play for a while because of the
war situation. When he got here and played again, his eyes were filled with
happiness,” Shiran Tzuberi from Acre told JNS on Monday. Fifty children from
communities in northern Israel — Acre, Nahariya and the Druze town of Sajur —
arrived at the Israel Tennis and Education Center (ITEC) branch in Beersheva for
a three-day tennis camp titled “Home Away From Home.” They...

Students say ‘hero’ high school football star died shielding others from
shooting at fall festival
Students say ‘hero’ high school football star died shielding others from
shooting at fall festival - Bryce Gerlach, 18, was fatally shot at a festival in
New Albany, Indiana

British surgeon removes tennis ball-sized brain tumour through eyebrow
In what is described as a 'world-first' for the procedure, consultant
neurosurgeon Anastasios Giamouriadis of NHS Grampian, Scotland, has adapted
keyhole surgery to large brain tumours.

Dodgers’ Muncy sets post-season record for most consecutive times reaching base
After walking in each of his first three trips to the plate on Thursday night,
Max Muncy made post-season history.

More than 30 dogs rescued from illegal ‘puppy mill’ in Israel
The dogs were found in an agricultural area, confined in makeshift enclosures
and cages, surrounded by weeds and junk.

10 essential kitchen products every beginner baker needs
Unleash your inner baker this holiday.

Windsor-Essex Hospice Face to Face campaign raises $111K-plus for appointments,
outings
The 22 nd annual Hospice Face to Face Campaign has raised just over $111,000,
money that will ensure clients have transportation for medical appointments or
special outings. Volunteers with the Fairley Family Patient Transportation
program unveiled the fundraising total of $111,203 alongside campaign founder
John Fairley Wednesday at the Hospice of Windsor and Essex County’s Windsor
location. Fairley was joined by family members, volunteers,...

The biggest and brightest supermoon of 2024 is this week — Here's when to see it
Don't miss the best moon of the year! 🌕

Inside 'world's first private space station' that has a gym and entertainment
rooms
It looks like a luxury hotel.

Asda just added 480 'affordable' new items as part of supermarket's 'biggest
launch ever'
And they've got more products in the works...
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Envisioned as a high-end downtown high-rise near the junction of the Red and
Assiniboine rivers, property managers at 300 ...

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No strike notice yet on the bargaining front for Edmonton school custodians
The Edmonton school custodians’ labour dispute remained in a holding pattern
Friday. The Alberta Labour Relations Board ...

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In photos: Young ballerinas audition for Royal Winnipeg Ballet programs
Every year, the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School visits cities across Canada,
auditioning dancers to join one of its three ...

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Majority of citizens say Calgary's quality of life is getting worse: city survey
Citing concerns over affordability and the economy, Calgarians’ confidence in
their quality of life is at its lowest point in ...

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Voter guide: A rundown of where Sask. Party, NDP sit on major election issues
Saskatchewan’s provincial election day is Monday, and many voters have already
cast their ballots during voting week. For ...

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Rural and urban areas of Sask. likely to vote in different directions
As Saskatchewan heads toward election day, many observers expect a tighter race
than in recent elections. While many ...
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OC Transpo LRT closed again this weekend for maintenance
Ottawa transit riders can expect delays this weekend as Line 1 maintenance
resumes Saturday and Sunday. Line 1 will be “fully ...

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Immigration has kept Canada’s economy afloat. What will coming cuts mean?
The federal government said it would reduce the number of new permanent
residents by 21 per cent by next year, with further ...
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