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Toronto Police Warn of Needles Found in Halloween Candy
Toronto police have issued a safety alert after needles were found in Halloween candy. Parents are urged to inspect treats carefully this year.
Montreal Police Dismiss Seven Officers Amid Racism Allegations
Montreal police chief announces the dismissal of seven officers over racism allegations, sparking discussions on systemic issues within the force.
Petition to Close CNews Surpasses 500,000 Signatures in France
A petition demanding the closure of CNews has surpassed 500,000 signatures, prompting potential parliamentary debate in France amid rising tensions.
Astronomers Identify New Dwarf Planet Candidate
Astronomers at the Rubin Observatory have discovered a new dwarf planet candidate, 2026 ED138, beyond Pluto, potentially one of the largest in the solar system.
NASA to Reveal New X
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announces a new X-plane at the Max Power Airshow, promising a revival of experimental aircraft innovation.
NASA Invites Public to Send Names to Titan
NASA's Dragonfly mission allows the public to send their names to Titan. Submit by January 15, 2027, and receive a digital boarding pass.
The Asteroid Did Not Plan to Help Them, but It Did
Research suggests transposable elements, or "jumping genes," may have fueled the rapid diversification of ants after the asteroid impact that killed the dinosaurs 66 million years ago.
Recovery Is Possible, and It Begins With Contact
Stanford researchers found that bleached corals can fully recover within seven weeks through brief physical contact with healthy clones, which transfer beneficial algae through fused tissues.
It Chased Prey on the Plains and Ate Fish in the Arctic
Ancient DNA reveals that the extinct "American cheetah," Miracinonyx trumani, was actually most closely related to pumas, splitting from them 2.6 million years ago, and some populations ate fish.
A Signal That Refuses to Follow the Script
Astronomers have observed VT J1906+0849, a radio source 49,000 light-years away, exhibiting unprecedented spectral shifts and rebrightening over two decades, defying existing models of synchrotron emission.
A Little Salt That Tastes Like More
Chinese researchers identified three peptides from beech mushrooms that increase perceived saltiness by up to 70% without adding sodium, offering a potential tool for low-sodium foods.
What the Orchard Knows That the Robot Cannot
UC Davis research finds farm automation does not simply replace workers but changes their roles, depending on human place-based knowledge and participatory implementation to function effectively.
The Best Version of Himself Is Already on the Ice
Matthew Schaefer, the 19-year-old Islanders defenseman, has followed his unanimous Calder season with a strong sophomore start, leading the team in ice time and drawing praise for his composure.
Two Teammates and a Rival, All Deserving
Davis Alexander, Tyson Philpot, and Cody Fajardo are the CFL's Most Outstanding Player finalists, guaranteeing a first-time winner of the George Reed trophy.
Eight Teams, Three Rounds, and a Longer Road to the Grey Cup
The CFL's 2027 playoff format would expand the field to eight teams and add a division showdown round, changing the stakes for every seed in the current standings.
A package designed to buy time, and a future that will not wait.
Prime Minister Carney and Premier Ford unveiled an $8.7 billion package to support Ontario's steel and auto industries against U.S. tariffs, including a $5.22 billion steel fund and $2.5 billion for automotive capital projects, plus $1 billion for Ring of Fire roads.
The pipes are underground; the argument is not.
Toronto mayoral candidates Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford are clashing over Bradford's plan to turn Toronto Water into a publicly owned utility, with Chow warning of privatization risks and Bradford promising $300 annual savings.
The public helped find the van, and the courts will do the rest
York Regional Police have located the white Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van sought in the fatal hit-and-run that killed caregiver Marietta Esguerra in Vaughan on October 4. Kamel Hazime, 41, has been charged with failure to stop.
A Man Died on Highway 85, and the Investigation Begins
A 57-year-old Kitchener man died after being struck by a vehicle on Highway 85 near Victoria Street North early Sunday; OPP are investigating and seeking witnesses.
A Crash on Bering Avenue, and a Driver Who Chose Flight
Toronto police are searching for a driver who fled on foot after crashing a sports car into a pole in Etobicoke early Sunday, bringing down wires but causing no injuries.
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