Author: Harry Miller

St. John’s will hold a public hearing Nov. 18 on land-use changes for the University Area Neighbourhood Plan. Written comments are due Nov. 16.

Two people are dead after a suspected grizzly attack near Bella Coola, B.C., nearly a year after a bear injured children and a teacher in the same community.

An Ontario Crown prosecutor’s letter filed in an Alberta lawsuit says the RCMP is investigating fraud, breach of trust and money laundering tied to health contracting. No charges have been announced and nothing is proven.

Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit has charged Halton Regional Police Sgt. David Joseph with dangerous operation causing bodily harm. The charge is unproven. He is required to appear in court in Milton on Nov. 23.

Ontario’s colleges ministry alleges in court filings that thousands of OSAP applications at three Academy of Learning campuses came from a single IP address. The schools deny wrongdoing and the claims are unproven.

A petition signed by more than 120 P.E.I. Progressive Conservative members seeks a special meeting to vote on Premier Rob Lantz’s leadership within 15 days.

Canada’s deputy auditor general says Nunavut’s Family Services did not consistently protect children in foster care, repeating problems flagged since 2011.

Montreal author Russell Brooks will launch The Cadmus Imperative, a spy thriller set largely in Barbados, at Union United Church on Nov. 29, a day before Barbados marks 60 years of independence.

A blast near an army base in Planadas, Tolima, killed four civilians, including a two-month-old, and injured 18 on Nov. 1. President Abelardo de la Espriella vowed more airstrikes.

Yukon Hospitals gets $8.34 million more for 2026-27 as Whitehorse General regularly runs above 100 per cent occupancy.