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A humanitarian gesture in a war that has little patience for them.
Melania Trump brokered a localized ceasefire in Oleshky, Ukraine, allowing aid and evacuations for the city's remaining elderly residents. The truce begins late October.
Seventy thousand officers, and the art that will not be seen.
France is deploying 70,000 officers and closing the Louvre and other Paris museums ahead of expected protests over the cost of living, following last week's violent unrest.
When the margin is this thin, every word carries the weight of a vote
CP24's final Toronto mayoral debate between Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford came as exclusive polling showed a statistical tie and nearly 30% of voters open to switching sides.
A public place is only as safe as the intentions of those who gather there
Toronto police arrested three people, including two 17-year-olds, for violent robberies targeting online sellers, including a luxury watch ambush and an $80,000 Pokémon card theft.
Sometimes the second chance is the better one.
A 1,711-pound pumpkin disqualified from Port Elgin's Pumpkinfest for a soft spot was donated to the Cochrane Polar Bear Habitat, where polar bear Ganuk enjoyed it.
CCRAN opens the doors to a conversation about younger adults and cancer.
CCRAN's sixth annual Early Age Onset Cancer Symposium, free and virtual on November 19–20, brings together patients, clinicians, and policymakers to rethink cancer care for younger Canadians.
The NFL's Paris debut arrives amid unrest, and the assurances are high-level
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell received assurances from Secretary of State Marco Rubio that Sunday's Steelers-Saints game in Paris "will be fine" amid French civil unrest, with both officials expressing confidence in security preparations.
A tenure that stabilized and then stalled, ended on a Wednesday
Maryland and head coach Mike Locksley mutually agreed to part ways after a 2-5 start, ending an eight-season tenure marked by three bowl wins but a 2-20 Big Ten record over the last three years.
A sentence was pronounced, but the questions arrived by mail.
A juror sent a letter to Glen Mayer, convicted of first-degree murder in Windsor, asking to meet. The defence sought a judicial inquiry; the judge dismissed it and Mayer was sentenced to life.
Milliard says no to a referendum, in every way he can.
Quebec Liberal Leader Charles Milliard says his party will oppose a PQ independence referendum "in every way possible," despite offering conditional cooperation with the new minority government.
The physical search is over; the file remains open.
The active search for Dr. Thomas Hall, a St. John's family physician missing since October 12, has concluded. Police say foul play is not suspected and will continue investigating leads.
The Campus Was Quiet Until It Was Not
A man was killed in a shooting at Alberta Pipe Trades College in northwest Edmonton, with a second police scene in Parkland County under investigation.
The Name Was Familiar; the Allegations Are New
Robert Robin Cropearedwolf, convicted in the 2023 manslaughter of CBC journalist Douglas Finlay, is now wanted in a Toronto break and enter investigation involving stolen bank cards.
The Road Was Closed, and Then It Was Open Again
Two people were extricated and hospitalized after a commercial vehicle struck a transport truck on Highway 401 eastbound in Middlesex County, closing the highway for hours.
What does it mean when the machine cannot tell a protest from spam?
Meta suspended the No Kings Coalition's Instagram account for about 90 minutes during nationwide protests, blaming an automated system triggered by a Claude AI tool's high-frequency access.
A new bridge opens, and an old relationship adjusts its arithmetic
Dandong, on China's border with North Korea, sustains Pyongyang through trade and unofficial labor as a new four-lane bridge opens, signaling a thaw in relations.
What does a community do when the game stops?
Two people, including a six-year-old boy, were killed and at least ten injured when a pickup truck driven by a woman plowed through a youth soccer game in Wichita, Kansas.
The Titans Found Their Win, and the Eagles Found Their Limits
Tennessee earned its first win by beating Indianapolis, while Carolina upset a Hurts-less Philadelphia Eagles team, exposing depth concerns in Week 6.
Calm and Order: Macron's Call After a Weekend of Fire
Macron called for "calm and order" after nationwide protests turned violent, with 2,400 arrests and nearly 1,000 officers injured as riots damaged cities across France.
Antarctica's Ice Cliffs Collapse Faster, Then Stabilize. That Matters
Satellite data from 15,000 Antarctic ice cliffs shows they collapse faster than predicted but stabilize rather than triggering the runaway retreat that worst-case sea-level models feared.
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