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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.
A Borough Acts, but the Doctors Say It Is Not Enough
Montreal's Saint-Laurent borough has banned e-scooters from parks, trails, and sidewalks after youth injuries rose 14-fold since 2023, with 60% of trauma victims under 14.
When the Pursuit Leads to a Ghost, Who Answers?
Family says the man ICE was pursuing when an agent struck Miguel Parra Hernandez with an SUV died in 2017, raising questions about the operation.
The Call Came at Midnight, and the Recovery Began
Austin police are investigating after a body was found floating in Lady Bird Lake near the Wishbone Bridge trail early Friday; no trauma was found and it is not a homicide investigation.
The Bryson Fire Spread Rapidly, and the Community Responded
The Bryson Fire in Malibu grew to 200 acres overnight, prompting evacuations across the Santa Monica Mountains as Santa Ana winds fueled rapid spread.
Before We Plant on Mars, We Must Know What We’re Planting In
A University of Sydney student created the first comprehensive Mars soil classification, mapping 92% of the surface and identifying a promising soil class for future agriculture.
Warming May Be Slowing the Conversation Beneath the Forest
Dartmouth research finds that climate warming reduces the rate at which tree roots release carbon compounds into soil, potentially disrupting the partnership between plants and soil microbes.
Eighty-Eight Decibels of Silence in a Two-Millimeter Sheet
Researchers developed a lightweight hierarchical aerogel combining montmorillonite, MoSe₂, and chitosan that achieves ultrawideband microwave absorption across the X and Ku bands.
A Rocket Becomes a Jellyfish, and the Sky Briefly Forgets It Is Technology
A pre-dawn SpaceX Falcon 9 launch from Florida created a glowing "space jellyfish" effect visible from Georgia to New York, caused by sunlight illuminating the rocket's high-altitude exhaust plume.
At the Surface of a Microplastic, Water Begins a Quiet Reaction
New research in Nature reveals that microplastic surfaces spontaneously generate reactive radicals when in contact with water, offering a molecular explanation for how microplastics may damage cells and biomolecules.
After the Moon, the Work Continues—Just Not in Orbit
NASA astronaut Christina Koch, who flew on Artemis II and set a record for the longest spaceflight by a woman, will become acting deputy chief engineer on November 1 and step down from active flight duty.
She Said "I Will Not Be Silenced"
Rep. Ilhan Omar posted a defiant video after federal agents searched her Washington home as part of a criminal investigation, calling it an attempt to target political enemies weeks before the midterms.
How to Talk to Kids About an Execution They Might See
Experts advise parents to prepare children for possible exposure to the livestreamed execution of Nidal Hasan on Dec. 3, offering age-appropriate reassurance and limiting graphic content.
Water Remembered Where It Went
Hurricane Simon and Tropical Storm Rachel left five dead in western Mexico, with floods sweeping away vehicles and homes in Baja California and Guerrero, and damaging the California coast.
Officer Shane Seiber: Ten Years of Service, Ended by Violence
Philadelphia Police Officer Shane Seiber, 40, was fatally shot responding to a report of a man with a gun; suspect Eric Lewis faces homicide and attempted murder charges.
When the Strait of Hormuz Becomes a Line in the Water
U.S. forces disabled a Panama-flagged cargo ship in the Gulf of Oman after it attempted to bypass the naval blockade of Iran, marking the fourth vessel disabled since July.
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