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Edmonton Police Investigate Suspicious Death of 29-Year-Old Woman
Edmonton homicide detectives are investigating the suspicious death of a 29-year-old woman found during a welfare check in a west Edmonton neighborhood.
Winnipeg's Unseasonably Warm Weather Expected to Last into November
Winnipeg experiences unseasonably warm temperatures this November, driven by El Niño, with highs significantly above seasonal averages.
Calgary Dangerous Offender Hearing Examines Duran Ross Buffalo's Crimes
A dangerous offender hearing in Calgary focuses on Duran Ross Buffalo, whose violent history raises questions about public safety and rehabilitation.
Hundreds of Vases, and Hundreds of Small Griefs
Burnaby RCMP are investigating the theft of hundreds of bronze gravesite vases, losses valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars, and have set up a dedicated tip line.
What the Skull of a Small Dinosaur Reveals About Sweetness
Infernogallus jamesi, a turkey-sized dinosaur from the Hell Creek Formation, had a parrot-like jaw adapted for mashing fruit, making it the first known frugivorous dinosaur.
A Candidate World, Found in the Stars' Glare
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has spotted 2026 ED138, an icy object beyond Pluto estimated at 600–1,500 km across, which may become the sixth recognized dwarf planet.
When the Expected Shape of Violence Does Not Fit
Two 15-year-old girls in Riverside County were arrested after authorities say they spent months planning a revenge-based shooting at Corona High School, compiling a target list but never obtaining weapons.
Costs, War, and the Quiet Urgencies of the Kitchen Table
An AP-NORC poll finds about 8 in 10 voters want Congress to prioritize lowering costs and ending the Iran war, while only 4 in 10 prioritize investigating Trump.
The Storm That Speaks in Swells and Warnings
Subtropical Storm Josephine remained offshore but brought coastal flooding and gale-force winds to the Eastern Seaboard, with forecasts warning of hurricane-strength winds by Friday.
When the Image Itself Becomes the Weapon
Ten students at a Lévis, Quebec high school were suspended for circulating AI-altered images of staff on Snapchat, including one depicting a gun held to a teacher's head.
A Mandate Larger Than Any Before It, and the Question of What Comes Next
Toronto's municipal election saw record turnout for Olivia Chow, a historic mandate, and a council more aligned with her, while the GTA saw new mayors in Mississauga and Hamilton.
A Seventeen-Year-Old, a Dirt Bike, and a Quiet Stretch of Road
A 17-year-old dirt bike rider died after a collision with a vehicle on Extension Road in Nanaimo; police say no criminality is suspected and impairment has been ruled out.
What does it mean when the driver does not stop?
Joseph Paratore, 40, a Perth father of two, was killed in a hit-and-run while cycling in Bibra Lake on Tuesday. Police are searching for the driver of a white Toyota Prado with front-end damage and a missing mirror.
A quiet road, a discovery, and a man charged with murder.
A 45-year-old Maryborough man has been charged with the murder of Alan Thomas Christi, 41, whose body was found beside Slaughterhouse Road on October 7 with blunt-force injuries. Police allege the men were associates.
A thousand trains a day, and a promise that the airport is finally reachable.
The Victorian and federal governments have named the preferred bidder to transform Sunshine Station into a six-platform transport superhub as part of Melbourne Airport Rail, with Stage 1 due for completion in 2030 and trains to the airport by 2031.
Movement as medicine: a modest trial, a meaningful signal
A small trial found that six months of personalized exercise reduced chronic pain by at least 30% for some spinal cord injury patients, offering a potential drug-free option pending larger studies.
Late-night posts, a halted chainsaw, and a course waiting.
President Trump posted photos of "Trash Island" and attacked the judge overseeing litigation over his plan to redevelop East Potomac Golf Links, where hundreds of trees were removed despite court notice requirements.
No name, no landfall, and still the water rises
An offshore nor’easter is bringing high surf, rip currents, and coastal flooding from the Carolinas to New England, with waves up to 14 feet and inundation of 1–4 feet in North Carolina.
Amber Guyger Released on Parole After Seven Years for Murder
Amber Guyger, the former Dallas officer convicted of murdering Botham Jean in his apartment, was released on parole after serving seven years of a 10-year sentence.
A Dorm Room, a False Promise, and a Death That Could Have Been Prevented
Moises Freire faces federal charges for allegedly giving FIT students fentanyl disguised as cocaine, raping one as she overdosed, and delaying emergency help; one student died.
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