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• Captured bear undergoes DNA testing to determine involvement in deadly attack

  The BC Conservation Officer Service said any bears involved in the attack will be killed to protect public safety. Unrelated bears will be released.

  Environment

  14 mins
• First of season storms bring ‘minor’ flooding, outages to B.C.

  As storms continue across B.C., authorities are warning about high winds bringing more power outages and the dangers of rising water levels.

  Weather

  1 hour
• 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.

  Canada

  2 hours
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• Aid sector calls out omission of foreign aid in federal budget

  The budget tabled Thursday by Prime Minister Mark Carney's government makes no mention of international assistance, foreign aid or international development.

  Canada

  2 hours
• Missile attacks wound 9 as Ukraine prepares for talks with Russia, U.S.

  Negotiators from Russia, Ukraine and the U.S. are to meet on Tuesday in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, for talks aimed at ending the war.

  U.S. News

  3 hours
• 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.

  World

  3 hours
• Seven officers fired, a force under scrutiny: Can Montreal police rebuild public trust? 

  Seven officers have been fired amid a sweeping misconduct scandal. Critics question if firings and transparency are enough for Montreal police to deliver accountability. 

  Crime

  6 hours
• Health Canada warns of bacteria found in unauthorized peptides sold online

  In Canada, injectable peptides are generally regulated as prescription drugs, which are advised to be used under the case of a licensed healthcare professional. 

  Consumer

  Nov 6
• 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.

  Canada

  Nov 6
• Second penalty against X denied for not deleting intimate images, B.C. tribunal rules

  Last year, the B.C. Tribunal ruled that X must pay a $100,000 penalty for not deleting an intimate image after a protection order was issued.

  Tech

  Nov 6
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• Relaxing foreign buyer ban would benefit B.C. housing market, expert says

  The foreign homebuyers ban was launched on Jan. 1, 2023, when the Bank of Canada was aggressively raising interest rates and as other global economic factors weighed on homebuyers.

  Politics

  Nov 6
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• Alek Minassian, convicted in deadly 2018 Toronto van attack, drops appeal

  Ontario's top court says Alek Minassian has abandoned the appeal of his convictions on 10 counts of first-degree murder and 16 of attempted murder.

  Crime

  Nov 6
• Canada’s $6B CSIS boost fuels speculation over foreign intelligence plans

  Experts say that the Canadian government is “absolutely” considering a new branch to collect foreign human intelligence, akin to Britain’s MI6.

  Canada

  Nov 6
• Baby Brezza bottle sterilizer is being recalled in Canada and the U.S.

  The Health Canada recall was issued alongside the company, Baby Brezza Enterprises LLC, and the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission.

  Consumer

  Nov 6
• White House reveals new design for Trump arch hours after judge blocks plan

  A new website shows the towering shrine adorned with gold embellishments and states that it will be known as the United States Military Triumphal Arch.

  Trending

  Nov 6
• These are all the key tax changes and credits impacting you from the budget

  Budget 2026 includes a large swath of tax changes, threshold and credit updates aimed at reducing the 'time tax' Canadians pay every year to file their returns.

  Consumer

  Nov 6
• ‘Manifesting millions’ pays off for winners of record $90M Lotto Max jackpot

  A group of four friends were "manifesting millions" in a group chat when they decided to buy a lottery ticket. That manifestation came to fruition when they won $90 million.

  Canada

  Nov 6
• School bus driver arrested after dragging 5-year-old by door, police allege

  The Clinton Central School District said in a news release that the driver involved in this incident 'will no longer be transporting students.'

  Crime

  Nov 6
• Joly seeks Competition Bureau probe of Stelco as more layoffs loom

  The federal government is asking the competition commissioner to 'thoroughly examine' if Stelco owner Cleveland-Cliffs breached the Competition Act.

  Canada

  Nov 6
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• Carney says he’s yet to talk to Democrats on tariffs: ‘Short answer is no’

  Trump will be a lame duck president as the legislative powers are overtaken by the Democrats, but he still holds executive powers which he used to impose the Section 338 tariffs.

  Politics

  Nov 6
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• 4 accused in Cornell rape case join bid to oust Letitia James from probe

  Four men were added to an existing court petition filed by a co-defendant seeking Attorney General Letitia James’ removal from the case.

  Trending

  Nov 6
• Trump names Stephen Miller chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles

  Stephen Miller, long a key member of Trump’s inner circle, is a key architect of the administration’s hard-line immigration policies.

  U.S. News

  Nov 6
• Gretzky backs Carney’s Russian world junior ban

  Wayne Gretzky played a big part in one of his country's crowning moments on the international sporting stage.

  Sports

  Nov 6
• Dolly Parton’s estate moves to drop lawsuit against nephew Bryan Seaver

  Dolly Parton's manager previously accused Bryan Seaver of threatening to commit violence and destroy his late aunt’s legacy and business empire.

  Entertainment

  Nov 6
• Health Canada approves Moderna’s combined COVID, flu shot for some

  Both of the vaccines are only approved for Canadians aged 50 and older, and it's not clear yet when they might be available to get at your pharmacy.

  Health

  Nov 6