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Obama rallied in Detroit on Oct. 24 and Trump was set to speak in Port Huron on Oct. 25 in a Michigan Senate race where Canada tariffs are a central issue.
The CFIA recalled Plantropy Jack’d Up Bites Crispy Protein Bites in Jalapeno sold nationally because the snack contains milk not declared on the label.
Canada Post, FedEx and UPS Christmas shipping dates for 2026 in one place, plus what Purolator has and has not posted.
Indonesia began trimming natural gas exports to Singapore on Oct. 24 as the two neighbours argue over wildfire haze. Singapore says the cut is under 2 per cent of daily demand.
Bulgarians voted Oct. 25 for a president with Iliana Iotova leading Andrey Gyurov in polls and a Nov. 1 runoff likely, after deadly drone strikes on ships.
Serbia held a snap parliamentary election Oct. 25 as Aleksandar Vucic’s party faced a student-led list after nearly two years of protests.
Warner Bros.’ Clayface is projected to open at No. 1 with about $24 million US, while Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary rises 28 per cent in its second weekend.
Step-by-step guide to jump-starting a dead car battery in Canadian winter, from cable order to cranking times, plus when to skip the jump and call for help.
Recent major polls put President Donald Trump’s approval between 31 and 42 per cent, with Democrats leading the House ballot nine days before the Nov. 3 midterms.
A colour-coded UN Security Council straw poll on Oct. 16 left Grynspan, Rodrigues-Birkett and Grossi each with two permanent-member no votes, with Guterres leaving Dec. 31.













