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Tottenham beat Chelsea 2-0 at Stamford Bridge on Saturday after a Mike Penders own goal and a late Mathys Tel strike, with Cole Palmer sent off.
The U.S. Federal Reserve raised its key rate on Sept. 16 and decides again on Oct. 28, the same day as the Bank of Canada. Here is why, what markets expect, and what it could mean for the loonie and your mortgage.
Six of the 30 belugas moved out of Marineland have died. Experts and advocates disagree on whether the transfers were a mistake, while Ottawa stands by its rescue plan.
The City of Regina is selling packs of 10 recreation passes for $7 or $10 as an alternative to candy, and will hand out free passes at six facilities on Halloween.
An unsigned emergency order lets New Hampshire enforce its ban on student ID cards as voter identification in the Nov. 3 midterm elections. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented.
IRCC invited 2,500 Canadian Experience Class candidates at a CRS cut-off of 519 on Oct. 15, then 5,000 French-language candidates at 435 on Oct. 16.
Correctional Service Canada has suspended the day parole of Jeffrey George Ewert, who had been taking law classes at McGill University, and returned him to custody.
Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta’s first move after the referendum will be legislation requiring proof of citizenship to vote, ahead of next October’s election.
President Bola Tinubu opened his 2027 campaign in Kaduna, blaming opponents for hunger as Canada warns against travel to the region.
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