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Corner Brook Royals Sit Out Season Amid Civic Centre Lockout
The Corner Brook Royals will not compete this season due to a Civic Centre lockout, impacting the Central West Senior Hockey League's structure.
Cadet Commanding Officer Injured in Assault by Youths in Hamilton
A 59-year-old cadet officer suffered life-altering injuries after an assault by a 12-year-old boy and a woman in Hamilton. Charges have been laid.
Calgary's Water Crisis Highlights Urgent Infrastructure Needs
Calgary's water infrastructure issues reveal a pressing need for upgrades, as highlighted by columnist Ricky Leong's insights on the Bearspaw South feeder main.
What happens when Halloween violence arrives near a campus?
Five people were injured in two separate shootings in East Lansing on Halloween night, and two more were hospitalized in car crashes. Police recovered multiple guns; no arrests have been announced in the shootings.
A homecoming crowd, a disturbance, and seven people taken to hospitals.
Seven people were injured in a shooting on Kirkwood Avenue in Bloomington, Indiana, early Sunday during homecoming weekend. Police took one man into custody; no deaths were reported. The investigation continues.
The president agreed, the mayor announced, and a mother will travel.
NYC Mayor Mamdani says President Trump agreed to immediately grant a visa to the Ghanaian mother of Javits Frimpong, 15, who was fatally shot walking to school in the Bronx. No arrests have been made.
A Quiet Signature: What the Exclusion Zone Dogs May Be Telling Us
A new genomic study suggests that Chornobyl's free-breeding dogs show signatures of directional selection, possibly linked to multigenerational exposure to radiation and toxicants.
Condensates and Silk: A Lesson in Patience From the Spider’s Gland
Research reveals that spider silk forms through liquid-liquid phase separation, where proteins condense into droplets before pH changes and shear transform them into nature's toughest fiber.
Will Proudlove Never Saw the Fossil; Now It Bears His Name
A newly identified dinosaur, Paludohadros proudlovii, has been named after Will Proudlove, the manager of the Surrey brickworks where its fossil was found in 2001.
The Ballot and the Burden: Who Proves They Belong?
The Supreme Court allowed New Hampshire to fully enforce a ban on student IDs at polls, citing the Purcell principle, with Justice Jackson dissenting as the merits remain unresolved.
A Commute, a Near-Miss, and a Shot Through the Glass
Retired NYPD detective Victor Romero was charged with manslaughter in the road-rage shooting death of Koran Irvine on the George Washington Bridge, as the victim's family questions the downgraded charge.
A Three-Dollar Fare and the Weight of Authority
The MTA suspended its EAGLE bus fare enforcement teams after video emerged of inspectors tackling a passenger in Brooklyn and a second unreported incident came to light.
A Title Dropped, and a Partnership That Continues
The EU has removed the term "associate member" from its joint statement with Canada after Germany and others objected, replacing it with "ever closer association" ahead of the Montreal summit.
A Choice Made, and the Tensions That Remain
The Liberal government voted to keep the B.C. oil tanker ban in place, defeating a Conservative bill to repeal it, with B.C.'s incoming Conservative premier declining to support the federal push.
The Clock Will Change Once More, and Then Perhaps Not
The Parti Québécois plans to abolish Quebec's biannual time change, starting after this weekend's final fall-back, with a bill expected in the coming months and expert consultations to follow.
What does it mean when the rescue is measured in waves?
A fire aboard the ferry Putri Yasmin near Bali forced the evacuation of over 200 people, with one confirmed death and rough seas complicating rescue efforts. Indonesia's safety record is under scrutiny again.
A fuel depot, a market, and a morning of fire.
A Sudanese drone strike on the Amiet market in the disputed Abyei region killed at least 153 people and wounded dozens, triggering a massive fire. South Sudan accused Sudan's army, which claimed the market supplied the RSF.
A city of neighborhoods and green spaces earns its place on the list.
National Geographic has named Melbourne one of the world's best places to travel in 2027, citing its diverse dining, green spaces, and major events including the Rugby World Cup and NGV Triennial.
A television debate, a condescending phrase, and a profile that told another story.
French leftist student Lola-Fleur Whittaker mocked bakery owners who lost businesses in riots, saying "your little shops, that's cute," before her privileged travel lifestyle was exposed online.
What does it mean when the favorite and the challenger share the same odds?
The Spurs and Thunder enter the 2026-27 NBA season tied as championship favorites at +260, with Victor Wembanyama (+200) favored over Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (+400) for MVP.
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