China’s Communist Party expelled a record 33 members at the close of its fifth plenum on Oct. 29, 16 of them from the military, leaving two of seven Central Military Commission seats filled.

Montréal-Nord’s 2027 operating budget rises 15.55 per cent and Pierrefonds-Roxboro’s about 77.5 per cent, both tied to new recreation facilities.

Five snow brush and ice scraper combos on Amazon.ca, from a $17.99 detachable model to extendable 44-inch picks for trucks and SUVs.

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.