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Americans vote Tuesday, Nov. 3, with Canada’s trade war a live issue in border states. Here are the seats at stake and when polls close.
MINURSO’s mandate expired Oct. 31 after a Russian veto and a failed rival draft. Guterres warned of a risk of escalating hostilities.
Trump answered no when asked about post-election strikes on Iran, after a report that Netanyahu pressed him to act. Israel denies pressing him.
Acting president Iliana Yotova beat Andrey Gyurov in Sunday’s runoff, becoming the first woman elected to Bulgaria’s presidency.
The Heat director, 83, had a superficial injury after a weapon went off in its holster at a Los Angeles gun range, his representatives said.
The Connecticut Democrat felt numbness in his arm at his son’s hockey game and was moved to Johns Hopkins. His office expects a full recovery.
Finland’s federation is seeking a common front as the IIHF weighs a sports court ruling that could put Russia at the world juniors in Alberta.
A pink Panthers jersey, a pig in Carolina and brown in Boston: here is every NHL Hometown Remix jersey unveiled Monday, what inspired it and when it debuts.
Oil splatter in Edmonton, northern lights in Winnipeg and a 1927 tribute in Toronto: what each Canadian NHL team’s Hometown Remix jersey means and when it hits the ice.
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Amir Zuccolo defeated two-term incumbent Philip Brown in Charlottetown’s municipal election, becoming the capital’s first woman mayor since the early 1970s.
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An energy advocate says pump prices may climb another 10 cents a litre by Oct. 12 and up to 15 cents more after that, even with a G7 release of emergency oil.
A Federal Court judge says Ottawa has shirked its duties under a 1997 treaty land deal with 21 Manitoba First Nations, calling the delay “not reconciliation.”
Over 40 million Kurds remain the largest ethnic group without a country of their own. Nick Kossovan asks why Western outrage rallies for Palestinian statehood but stays silent on Kurdistan.
Canada’s goods surplus with the U.S. nearly doubled to $11.2 billion in August as American firms moved shipments ahead of new tariffs, and TD expects a reversal.
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