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Crews are milling Fanshawe Park Road between North Centre and Adelaide in London, with westbound detours overnight Nov. 3 and 4.
Archive of Our Own, the fan fiction library with more than 18 million works, has been offline since Oct. 29 after its operator reported a security incident.
Loblaw chairman Galen Weston says war-driven energy and fertilizer costs could push food inflation up again, though he doesn’t expect a return to the 11 per cent of the pandemic era.
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.
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St. John’s council renewed the city’s 2026-27 insurance program for $2,758,343, down about $32,148 from last year, despite market-wide rate increases.
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The Maple Leafs placed forward Bo Groulx on waivers Nov. 2, making room for the returning Dakota Joshua.
Health Canada says two Innovacon hCG pregnancy tests sold in Canada may show false positives, and all lots are affected.
Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke with Quebec premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon and said the province should focus on the economy, not a possible referendum.
A survey of 1,100 Canadian workers by Edmonton’s Punchcard Systems found 49 per cent of heavy-industry workers use AI, but 70 per cent of users had no formal training.
WestJet no longer flies to 13 international destinations, including all seven of its Cuban markets, Copenhagen, Glasgow and Madrid, and its Guadalajara service ends Oct. 18.
Vancouver advance voting is open Oct. 7 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 59 places. Here is who can vote, what ID to bring, and the mail ballot deadline for Oct. 17.


















































