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A century-old paper mill in Témiscaming, Quebec has been indefinitely closed due to US tariffs on its products, resulting in hundreds of job losses.
Source: Trump's tariffs could shutter this Canadian town - its residents are fighting to save it (BBC News)
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Scottie Barnes scored a career-high 41 points for the Toronto Raptors, but they lost 121-114 to the Orlando Magic in their first NBA Cup game.
Source: Barnes has career-high 41 points in Raptors’ loss (Global News)
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Toronto police have charged a Metrolinx sub-contractor driver following the death of a traffic agent struck by a truck at the edge of Thorncliffe Park.
Source: Metrolinx sub-contractor charged following Toronto traffic agent death (Global News)
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B.C. Premier-designate Lorne Doerkson intends to examine issues related to BC Ferries shipbuilding as part of his new government's agenda.
Source: New government will examine BC Ferries shipbuilding, Doerkson says (Global News)
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The Supreme Court of Canada has ordered a new trial for the driver involved in a Vancouver crash that killed a toddler and injured her father.
Source: New trial ordered for man in deadly Vancouver crash that killed toddler (Global News)
Written by qwen3.8-flash-next-q2_0 at 2026-10-31 10:29 UTC. Each bullet restates one of the articles below and links to it; bullets that did not cite a real article were discarded.
Every story
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18-year-old cyclist killed in midday hit-and-run in Montreal
Quebec's police watchdog says the vehicle was reportedly being pursued by an unmarked provincial police patrol car just before the deadly hit-and-run.
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‘Associate’ EU membership for Canada not a ‘short-term’ project: expert
Carney said Ottawa and Brussels are working toward the "deepest possible partnership short of accession" that would see Canada become the EU's "first associate member."
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Canadian police officer wounded while stopping gunman outside synagogue released from hospital
Belleville police said Thursday that officer Jeff Smith was making progress in his recovery. Smith and his family were grateful for the support they had received from the community and beyond.
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Trump's tariffs could shutter this Canadian town - its residents are fighting to save it
A century-old paper mill in Témiscaming, Quebec is indefinitely closed after the US imposed 50% tariffs on its products, putting hundreds out of work.
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Barnes has career-high 41 points in Raptors’ loss
Scottie Barnes had a career-high 41 points for the Raptors but Toronto still fell to the Orlando Magic 121-114 on Friday in the first NBA Cup game for both teams.
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Metrolinx sub-contractor charged following Toronto traffic agent death
Global News has learned the driver charged with careless driving causing death following Thursday's collision with a traffic agent, was working as a sub-contractor for Metrolinx.
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New government will examine BC Ferries shipbuilding, Doerkson says
"I don't know what the deal looks like, I mean we would obviously have an interest in seeing that," Lorne Doerkson said of the BC Ferries deal made last year.
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New trial ordered for man in deadly Vancouver crash that killed toddler
The Supreme Court of Canada has ordered a new trial for the man behind the wheel in a crash that killed a toddler and badly injured her father.
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First Youth Olympic Games in Africa
In tonight's show, the Senegalese capital is hosting the first Olympic event ever held in Africa, welcoming nearly 2,700 athletes for the 2026 Youth Olympic Games. Also, South Africa’s local elections…
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Canucks place forward Filip Chytil on IR
The Vancouver Canucks placed forward Filip Chytil on injured reserve Friday ahead of Saturday's game against the visiting Toronto Maple Leafs.
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Carney Commits Canada to Becoming European Union’s First ‘Associate Member’
The move is part of the Canadian prime minister’s effort to reduce American influence over Canada and expand trade to other parts of the world.
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Leafs’ Tanev eyes return against Canucks
Chris Tanev appears poised to give the Toronto Maple Leafs a boost against his former team.
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The final countdown: From the Politics Desk
Welcome to From the Politics Desk, a daily newsletter that brings you the NBC News Politics team’s latest reporting and analysis from the White House, Capitol Hill and the campaign trail.
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2 adults, 1 teen charged with second-degree murder in Regina
Three people were charged in connection to the killing of Rebecca Autumn (Wilson) Mathieson, 37, who was taken to hospital with severe injuries in August and later died.
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Sharp-shooting Dream beat Valkyries 80-69 to force Game 7 in WNBA Finals
Atlanta Dream made sure the series went the distance with an 80-69 victory over the visiting Golden State Valkyries.
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Meet the new faces elected to Winnipeg city council
After Wednesday's election, nine new representatives are expected at Winnipeg City Hall.
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Dream beat Valkyries 80-69 to force Game 7 of WNBA Finals
Allisha Gray scored 23 points and Rhyne Howard had 21 as the hot-shooting Atlanta Dream held off Golden State’s late rally to take an 80-69 victory over the Valkyries in Game 6 on Thursday and pull…
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Can Canada, UK and Australia grasp chance offered by US-China rivalry?
As middle powers, Australia, Britain and Canada can do more than most other nations to influence global peace in the face of a new great power rivalry between China and the United States. These three…
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Carney making announcement about AI and digital sovereignty
Prime Minister Mark Carney is making an announcement Thursday about strengthening what his office is describing as Canada's 'AI digital sovereignty.'
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High-risk sex offender to live in Winnipeg after federal release: police
Females in Winnipeg are being cautioned following the release of Douglas Wayne Bowman,62, who is expected to live in the city following his release from federal custody.
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Hayden Panettiere’s death ruled accidental, police close investigation
The conclusion of the police investigation comes about a month after the Greenville County Coroner’s Office said the actor died from the toxic effects of fentanyl and other drugs.
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Brewers defeat Rays in 5 games to win first World Series in franchise history
The win at Tropicana Field in Tampa gave the Brewers their first World Series title since their founding as an expansion franchise 57 years ago.
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Oilers snap skid with 4-0 win over Flames
Tristan Jarry made 24 stops to earn the shutout as the Edmonton Oilers snapped a two-game losing skid, defeating the rival Calgary Flames 4-0 on Wednesday.
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Chipotle shares rise 7% after CEO says same-store sales growth will continue
For the full year, Chipotle reiterated its previous forecast that its same-store sales will increase by a low single digit percentage.
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How the latest interest rate hike could affect everyday Canadians
While Wednesday's hike is less significant than those that followed the pandemic, experts say people who are already struggling to make ends meet will feel the burden first.
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Alberta tables bill to protect consumers when buying cars, show tickets
Under the bill, consumers could get some power to fight back when they purchase defective vehicles that cannot be properly repaired.
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Ford reports mixed third-quarter results, says 2027 earnings will be in line with this year
Ford Motor reported earnings that beat Wall Street’s estimates but slightly missed on revenue.
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$40M Lotto Max ticket validated hours before expiry in Ontario
The identity of the winner who purchased the ticket in Grey County, Ont., remains unknown.
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EU backs away from offer to Canada to start ‘associate member’ talks
Watered-down version of statement to be issued at end of Montreal summit instead offers ‘ever closer association’ The EU has backed away from its offer to Canada to start talks on becoming an…
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Liberals keep B.C. oil tanker ban in place, vote down Conservative bill
The Conservatives have argued the law is undermining Canada's prosperity by limiting the potential for oil exports from B.C.'s northern coast to international markets.
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Lumby to hold mayoral byelection after two back-to-back elections
Kevin Acton had previously said he would accept the provincial seat if he won both races and step down as mayor.
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Alberta government to end DEI public sector hiring
A government bill has been tabled that, if passed, would prohibit a number of public bodies from using DEI policies to make hiring decisions.
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Wes Moore’s other 2026 battle: From the Politics Desk
Welcome to From the Politics Desk, a daily newsletter that brings you the NBC News Politics team’s latest reporting and analysis from the White House, Capitol Hill and the campaign trail.
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Discord is making its public communities more searchable, and people have concerns
In December, messages from Discord's public discoverable servers will begin appearing in search engine results.
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Honda warns 50% Canada auto tariffs would be catastrophic for auto industry
President Donald Trump has threatened to double tariffs on Canadian vehicles and parts from 25% to 50% if a trade deal is not reached between the two countries.
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Fire at Halifax Grain Elevator contained after 3-alarm response
The cause of a fire at the Halifax Grain Elevator in the city's south end on Monday night is under investigation.
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Canada introduces bill to allow people to be euthanized after they lose capacity to decide
OTTAWA, Oct 27 - The Canadian government will introduce a new bill on Tuesday to allow people to request being euthanized at a later date when they have lost the mental capacity to make that decision…
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Leonard out at least a week with left knee injury
Toronto Raptors star Kawhi Leonard will be out for at least one week due to swelling in his left knee.
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Only firm approved to explore for N.S. offshore oil and gas misses deposit deadline
Nova Scotia’s premier says the only company with rights to explore for offshore oil and gas in the province missed Monday's deposit deadline.
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Africa: From 44 Countries, One Shared Commitment - a Child Marriage-Free World
[IPS] Rome & Dar es Salaam -- The message from Just Rights for Children (JRC) was clear: protecting children must take precedence over customs used to justify their marriage.