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Sailor William Hall, son of Black refugees from slavery, fired a 24-pounder at Lucknow in 1857 and became the first Black recipient of the Victoria Cross.
WestJet’s chief executive told the Calgary Chamber of Commerce that Canada’s aviation system has few shock absorbers left as jet fuel costs surge.
Early voting in the 2026 U.S. midterms is running near 2018 levels, with seven Senate toss-ups and tariffs part of the Canadian angle.
Riot police were deployed at Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal after its president was suspended, and President Karol Nawrocki turned back from a trip to Senegal.
Carney said he expects to conclude talks in June on making Canada the EU’s first associate member, though the Montreal joint declaration did not use the term.
More than 300 U.S. soldiers are training with Colombian forces at the Tolemaida military fort until Nov. 11 on drug trafficking, illegal mining and drones.
About 5,534 Harkla sensory swings sold in Canada can drop riders when the hook separates. Health Canada says the company offers a free repair kit.
Health Canada says 2,261 Ariston and HTP gas boilers can crack inside and shed the front cover. Owners should stop using them and request a free upgrade kit.
Loblaw says it has pushed back on hundreds of millions of dollars in proposed supplier price increases this year as tariffs and commodity costs rise.
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Four incumbents lost and five did not run in Winnipeg’s Oct. 28 election, leaving nine first-time councillors, in what CBC described as the biggest turnover since 1992.
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The Bank of Canada raised its policy rate a quarter point to 2.5 per cent on Oct. 28, its first hike since July 2023, citing high fuel prices.
The Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the 2026 Peace Prize to South African jurist Navi Pillay for her work promoting peace and international law.
Ottawa Public Health listed eight restaurants and stores where two confirmed measles cases may have exposed people between Oct. 1 and Oct. 3.
South Africa’s Home Affairs department withdrew an asylum intake directive on Oct. 9, days after anti-immigration protests turned violent in Durban and Soweto.
Toronto-based Cohere said it will open an Ottawa office near Lansdowne Park, putting nearly 30 staff close to federal clients as its government and defence work grows.
Hungary has cleared technical work on Ukraine’s next EU negotiating clusters and will lift its veto if Ukraine’s parliament passes a minority-rights law.




















































