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Hundreds of Thousands Join Peaceful Protests Across France
Hundreds of thousands marched in peaceful protests across France, opposing government budget policies amid rising social discontent and political tension.
Bomb Threats Disrupt Nearly 3,000 Flights Across Europe
Over 3,000 flights disrupted across Europe due to bomb threats, prompting emergency landings and heightened security measures amid ongoing investigations.
Mother and Daughter Found Dead After Suspected Grizzly Attack in BC
A mother and her daughter were found dead in British Columbia after a suspected grizzly bear attack, prompting community mourning and safety measures.
Emergency Preparedness: Is Three Days Enough?
Experts debate Canada's 72-hour emergency preparedness guideline, suggesting a shift towards a week-long supply for better safety amid rising threats.
Tragic Grizzly Bear Attack Near Bella Coola
A mother is dead and her daughter missing after a suspected grizzly bear attack near Bella Coola, marking a second tragedy in less than a year.
New Mayors Elected in Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island's municipal elections saw new mayors elected in Charlottetown, Summerside, and Three Rivers, focusing on housing and local governance challenges.
A Flight That Began in Austin and Ended in a Crater
A Learjet 60 crashed in Palm Beach County, Florida, killing all nine on board after the pilot reported icing and turbulence and the aircraft entered a steep dive; the NTSB is investigating.
The Geese Still Arrive, but Some Do Not Leave
Fraser Valley wildlife officials are fielding up to 60 daily reports of dead geese as avian flu detections rise in Lower Mainland wetlands, though no domestic poultry cases have been reported.
When the Substance That Promises Energy Delivers Silence
Newfoundland and Labrador health officials warn of cocaine contaminated with fentanyl in eastern and Labrador-Grenfell regions, with reports of overdoses and guidance on naloxone use.
Thousands came to Church Street; some left with stories they did not report.
Thousands attended Toronto's Halloween on Church festivities, with police responding to overcrowding concerns. Community members also raised issues of harassment and safety, urging community-led solutions.
A parent's hand sorting candy, and the moment of unease.
RCMP in Newfoundland and Nova Scotia are investigating after metal was found in Coffee Crisp bars in Happy Valley-Goose Bay and a used syringe was found in a child's candy bag in Beaver Bank. No injuries reported.
In Mississauga, the cookies came first, and the vegetables followed.
Alvin Tedjo won Mississauga's mayoral race using viral social media content, free ice cream, and a focus on affordability, defeating incumbent Carolyn Parrish and former mayor Bonnie Crombie despite trailing in early polls.
Two Pluto-sized worlds collided, and their dust still drifts across a young star.
Hubble observations reveal the "Cat's Tail" around Beta Pictoris is the dark, carbon-rich aftermath of a collision between Pluto-sized bodies, stretching 1,000 astronomical units.
Some police paused; some continued; all are weighing the promise of anonymity
Calgary police continue promoting Crime Stoppers despite a massive data breach, citing new security measures, while other Canadian forces pause or review their partnerships.
One hundred thirty-two properties, three hundred sixty-nine claimants, and a gap.
A Newfoundland court has ended the Catholic Episcopal Corporation's restructuring after it sold 132 properties and paid $85.2 million to 369 abuse claimants, with proceedings now moving to bankruptcy.
The Dust Was Smaller Than We Knew, and It Clings to Everything
NASA's Perseverance rover measured ultrafine Martian dust particles as small as 100 nanometers clinging to spacesuit materials, findings that could inform suit design and crew health standards.
Two Years Toward a Point of Light, and Then There Were Two
ESA's Hera spacecraft resolved the binary asteroid system Didymos and Dimorphos for the first time at 1,280 km distance, beginning its investigation of NASA's DART impact site.
The Ice Left a Ridge, and the Rocks Kept Time
Researchers dated a moraine in Antarctica's Marguerite Bay to 496 years ago, providing the first direct evidence of Little Ice Age glacier advance in the region.
Life Plus Fifty, and the Question of What Justice Writes
Mohamed Sabry Soliman pleaded guilty to federal hate crimes for a 2025 Molotov cocktail attack on a Jewish demonstrators' group in Boulder, Colorado, that killed an 82-year-old woman and injured a dozen others.
Murderer Jacob Morley Escapes Tennessee Prison, Manhunt Underway
Jacob Allen Morley, serving life for murder, escaped from a Tennessee prison by breaching a perimeter fence; his stolen truck was found in Illinois, but the manhunt continues.
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