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The Globe and Mail (2026-11-03 00:13:12)
Stolarz outplaying Bobrovsky in net isn’t much of a conversation in Leaf-land
Toronto’s backup goalie is 5-1 this season, while Bobrovsky has scuffled, but Jim Hiller intends to stick to his plan
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-03 00:13:09)
Lightning’s Kucherov says trade request stems from disrespect and lack of communication
NHL’s reigning MVP said he was told he was free to walk into free agency after this season
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-03 00:07:28)
NFL, TMRW Sports unveil pro flag football league to launch before the sport makes 2028 Olympic debut
Premier Flag, a pro league for men and women aims to play in summer, 2027
Global News (2026-11-03 00:04:00)
City of Edmonton unveils proposed 4-year budget with higher taxes — but more services
The City of Edmonton's proposed 2027-2030 budget means the average owner of a $500,000 home would pay around $340 a month in property taxes.
Global News (2026-11-02 23:59:56)
Businesses adjust to darker mornings and schedules in new Manitoba Standard Time
Manitobans are adapting to a new time zone, impacting IT teams and scheduling issues for construction workers due to darker mornings.
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 23:59:29)
Ontarians look to social media for medical specialists because of long waits, association says
The Ontario Medical Association is calling on the province to create a centralized referral program to enable faster care
Vancouver Sun - National (2026-11-02 23:57:27)
'Let's get to work': Vancouver's new mayor strikes collaborative note as council sworn in
In his first remarks after being sworn in as mayor of Vancouver, Pete Fry emphasized the importance of listening
Winnipeg Free Press - Canada (2026-11-02 23:47:17)
Privacy commissioner calls for new curbs on government’s ‘lawful access’ bill

Winnipeg Free Press - Canada (2026-11-02 23:42:20)
Adam Kai-Ji Lo, accused in Vancouver’s Lapu Lapu Day attack, pleads not guilty

Vancouver Sun - National (2026-11-02 23:40:52)
New investors spend $3.1 billion US buying into LNG Canada's expansion plans
U.S. investment firm Blackstone and Canadian pension funds including the CPP Investment Board will spend US$3.1 billion to buy half of Mitsubishi Corp.'s stake in LNG Canada
Prince Albert Daily Herald (2026-11-02 23:40:36)
Local organizations team up to keep Halloween pumpkins out of landfills

After an evening of fun Halloween festivities, the Prince Albert Downtown Business Improvement District (PADBID) and The Backyard and Compost Corner held a Pumpkin Drop-off and Compost event Sunday afternoon outside the Margo Fournier Centre for the Arts as a way to reduce waste while also supporting local farmers. “It’s just a good way to […]

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The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 23:19:46)
U.S. to hold trilateral talks with Ukraine, Russia in Abu Dhabi next week, Witkoff says
Countries remain far apart when it comes to terms of any possible peace deal
Vancouver Sun - National (2026-11-02 23:16:28)
Vaughn Palmer: B.C. Conservatives signal intent to fast track changes
Opinion: Premier-designate Lorne Doerkson plans to take power quickly, leaving room to recall legislature this fall
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 23:09:35)
Global investors step up for Canadian infrastructure because it’s predictable
LNG Canada’s new backers regard the facility as a reliable, cash-spinning business, despite the risks that come with aggressive growth plans
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 23:07:43)
Politics Insider: Champagne plans to get down to business with budget
U.S. trade talks, federal by-elections and pipeline challenge on the near horizon
Vancouver Sun - National (2026-11-02 23:01:35)
B.C. First Nations file court challenge against the proposed Pacific Link pipeline
Chiefs say Prime Minister Carney announced project under Build Canada Act without consulting First Nations potentially affected by pipeline
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 22:51:30)
Florida plane crash victims include 20-year-old co-pilot, tech entrepreneur
Nine people were killed when a small jet crashed and exploded in South Florida over the weekend
Western Producer (2026-11-02 22:51:03)
Climate change programs popular with farmers
The popularity of two federal programs suggests government money did spur farmers to adopt new practices intended to manage climate change.
Global News (2026-11-02 22:44:54)
B.C. First Nations file legal challenges to feds’ Pacific Link pipeline decision
The pipeline was the first project to receive the national interest designation under the Building Canada Act during an announcement last month.
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 22:44:02)
Industry enthusiasm for Galloway book ‘remarkable,’ publishing expert testifies
Sexual assault allegations against Galloway in 2015 affected the performance of his next novel, industry veteran Kevin Hanson believes
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 22:42:22)
Attractively valued metals stocks that may not be on your radar
Group represents a diverse collection of companies involved in mineral exploration, mine development, production and supporting services
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 22:38:51)
First Nations court challenges pile up against Carney’s Pacific Link pipeline
Leaders argue Ottawa’s plan for the oil pipeline is unconstitutional after national-interest designation
Global News (2026-11-02 22:25:29)
‘Cart before the horse’: Site prep work approved before development plans in HRM
'It's really bad planning, because why clear a site before you have the final design?' said Karen McKendry, the Ecology Action Centre's senior wilderness outreach coordinator.
Global News (2026-11-02 22:22:14)
Former junior league hockey executive accused of child sexual exploitation
Tyler King was charged in relation to his time as an executive on junior hockey team. The Alberta RCMP believes additional victims may live in B.C., Ontario and Saskatchewan.
Vancouver Sun - National (2026-11-02 22:15:25)
Life expectancy in B.C. lower in Interior and North than Metro Vancouver, StatCan finds
Residents in Richmond live an average lifespan of 86.8 years, the highest in B.C., compared with 80.2 years for the Interior health region
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 22:09:40)
Finland vows to not face Russia in hockey tournaments as long as Ukraine war continues
Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled last week that the IIHF must reinstate Russian teams beginning with world juniors in Alberta
Global News (2026-11-02 21:58:56)
Calgary home sales drop 15.3% in October 2026: real estate board
The Calgary Real Estate Board said much of the pressure on pricing was concentrated in higher-density housing types due to oversupply.
Global News (2026-11-02 21:56:36)
Saskatchewan considers hospitality-specific human trafficking legislation
Saskatchewan's government is considering new, hospitality sector-specific legislation to combat human trafficking at hotels, motels and short-term rentals.
Global News (2026-11-02 21:53:53)
U.S. air travel compensation is changing. What Canadians should know
The rules have been amended where 10 'events' are no longer under the airline's control, such as weather-related aircraft damage.
Global News (2026-11-02 21:51:49)
Where is Jennifer? After almost 2 years, rural B.C. mom of three still missing
Jennifer Provencal, 51, was last seen on Feb. 5, 2025, by her husband, Tom Boulding, who said they had an argument at their rural B.C. home.
Western Producer (2026-11-02 21:45:00)
Canadian Wheat Board lawsuit dismissal draws criticism from former director
A former Canadian Wheat Board director says the dismissal of the last remaining lawsuit arising from the end of its single desk leaves unresolved concerns.
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 21:40:52)
Apple results beat Wall Street expectations on strong iPhone sales
Fiscal fourth-quarter sales were $114.48-billion, above analyst estimates of $113.39-billion
Global News (2026-11-02 21:38:46)
New Brunswick aims to become bigger player in Canada’s defence industry: premier
New Brunswick's provincial government has laid out a new strategy on how it aims to become a bigger player in Canada's defence sector. 
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 21:34:46)
Talking Heads podcast: An economic tipping point on the horizon
Host Andrew Coyne is joined by economist Don Drummond to unpack the factors leading Canada toward financial trouble
Global News (2026-11-02 21:34:30)
Feds defend extradition treaty talks with UAE amid concerns
The Prime Minister's Office said last week's visit by the crown prince to Ottawa led to "significant progress" on the UAE’s commitment to invest in Canada.
Western Producer (2026-11-02 21:30:00)
Canola rival struggles to gain ground
High oleic soybeans haven’t lived up to the hype in the U.S., falling well short of the original target of 18 million acres by 2023.
Global News (2026-11-02 21:28:41)
Montreal police fire 7 officers over misconduct allegations
At a news conference Monday, SPVM chief Fady Dagher said "the culture of silence" has been broken.
Global News (2026-11-02 21:21:55)
Edmonton teenager killed in freeway collision: ‘Time of great sorrow’
A Grade 12 student at Austin O’Brien Catholic High School was killed in a collision on Sherwood Park Freeway, near 50 Street, on a foggy Sunday morning.
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 21:16:57)
What to look for, and what to ignore, in U.S. midterm election coverage
Even a single Democratic victory in Kansas, Nebraska or Texas would be an embarrassment to Republicans
Edmonton Journal - National News (2026-11-02 21:13:50)
'Great sorrow': Edmonton school reeling after 17-year-old student dies in weekend crash
"Liam Gallup was a valued member of our school community, and his loss is felt by all who knew him"
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 21:00:01)
A sedate income stock that has seen its share price soar
Alberta-based Mullen Group’s stock has taken off after bumping along at about $15 for years
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 20:59:17)
Investors gaming out Congress control for spending, AI outlook
Democratic control ​could mean probes into AI, other industries
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 20:57:05)
Montreal police to fire seven after allegations of discriminatory, racist conduct
Chief Fady Dagher promised action after series of scandals that led police service to suspend at least six officers in recent months
Edmonton Journal - National News (2026-11-02 20:56:36)
Edmonton releases 'not-sexy' draft operating and capital budgets
By 2030, anyone who owns a $500,000 house could be paying $808.25 more in property tax than what was paid this year.
Global News (2026-11-02 20:55:44)
Court case involving summer bomb threat at Halifax U.S. Consulate delayed again
The man accused of threatening to bomb the United States Consulate in Halifax appeared in a Nova Scotia courtroom Monday and had his case pushed to later this month.
Edmonton Journal - National News (2026-11-02 20:52:38)
All-day fog a rare occurrence for Edmonton: ECCC meteorologist
"Normally for Edmonton, we're not used to having fog last all day long"
Vancouver Sun - National (2026-11-02 20:49:00)
Permanent daylight time: How does it affect B.C. air travellers?
Flying somewhere that's switched to standard time? Here are some tips to make sure you don't get confused and miss a flight
Global News (2026-11-02 20:47:36)
2 dead, 1 critically injured in Rocky View County rollover
A 28-year-old from St. Albert and 19-year-old from Red Deer were killed while a third person was critically injured when their vehicle lost control north of Cochrane on Sunday.
Vancouver Sun - National (2026-11-02 20:34:56)
Homicide charges laid in death of missing Burnaby boy, 11
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team took over the case back in June and Kai Pavlovic's remains were later located
Winnipeg Free Press - Canada (2026-11-02 20:30:46)
Vessel owner asks for witnesses after kill switch flip led to grounding off Vancouver

Winnipeg Free Press - Canada (2026-11-02 20:14:19)
Publishing expert testifies of ‘heated auctions’ for Galloway’s breakout book

The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 20:12:58)
Why is there so much pressure in kids’ sports?
Competitive serious tendencies have invaded what I thought was the spirit of rec leagues. The days of healthy exploration and dabbling are gone
Global News (2026-11-02 20:12:12)
How U.S. border state midterm races are shaping up amid ‘insane tariffs’
Nowhere has the trade war with Canada occupied the election cycle narrative than in the seven border states electing new senators on Tuesday.
Winnipeg Free Press - Canada (2026-11-02 19:49:03)
Difficult and unpopular decisions ahead, B.C. premier-designate Lorne Doerkson says

Prince Albert Daily Herald (2026-11-02 19:48:42)
Carlton captures third straight NSFL title in decisive fashion

Dave Leaderhouse  Special to the Herald  The North Saskatchewan Football League is just four years old and there are only two teams to have their names engraved on the championship trophy. After Saturday’s championship final at Max Clunie Field that storyline remains status quo as the Carlton Crusaders won their third straight league title with […]

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Global News (2026-11-02 19:45:22)
‘Heartbreaking’: Family of B.C. pedestrian killed urges drivers to slow down
Raven Prince, 45, was crossing Main Street at National Avenue at a marked crosswalk shortly after midnight on Sunday Oct. 25, when police said she was hit by a southbound SUV.
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 19:44:13)
Talking Heads: Economist Don Drummond on Canada’s economy
In this first episode of Talking Heads, Andrew Coyne discusses Canada’s economy, debt and productivity with economist Don Drummond. Plus, Andrew compares today’s economy with the early 90’s when more than a third of federal taxes went to servicing debt.
Winnipeg Free Press - Canada (2026-11-02 19:43:28)
Survivor of Belleville, Ont., synagogue shooting cites need for extensive security

Edmonton Journal - National News (2026-11-02 19:40:52)
ASIRT probes highway arrests after trade school homicide
Alberta Serious Incident Response Team said it was investigating after two of the men were injured following a police pursuit
Western Producer (2026-11-02 19:40:04)
Canadian groups still push net zero farming
Groups like CANZA continue to work on cutting emissions from Canadian farms. That work has become more difficult, as the federal government has other priorities
Rabble.ca (2026-11-02 19:31:44)
Alberta Justice Minister rejects Elections Alberta’s suggestion of using old electoral map

Alberta’s justice minister tells Chief Electoral Officer Gordon McClure to forget about using the old electoral map in the next general election.

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Western Producer (2026-11-02 19:30:00)
Canola crush capacity climbs as Canada adds more value at home
Canada’s canola crush capacity has grown rapidly, boosting competition for seed while raising questions about acreage, exports and renewable fuel demand.
Global News (2026-11-02 19:27:10)
N.S. minor hockey player accused of sexual assault pleads guilty to three charges
The second of two Nova Scotia minor hockey players accused of sexually assaulting teammates last fall has pleaded guilty to three charges.
Rabble.ca (2026-11-02 19:26:42)
Paul Parks, ER physician and prominent defender of public health care, seeks Alberta NDP nomination in Cypress-Medicine Hat

Former president of Alberta Medical Association decries UCP disregard for expertise and front-line experience.

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Rabble.ca (2026-11-02 19:19:14)
UCP axe falls on separatist leader Jeffrey Rath

What about the many, many other separatists in Danielle Smith’s United Conservative Party? They’re probably safe.

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The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 19:17:50)
Market Factors: Stock ideas for all risk tolerances
Plus, rising borrowing costs and the housing market
iPolitics - News (2026-11-02 19:17:32)
Trump says U.S., Canada have the ‘concept of a very good deal’

Speaking to reporters in Iowa on Sunday, Trump said the countries were "very close" to reaching a trade deal.

iPolitics - News (2026-11-02 19:15:44)
Canada presenting itself as climate leader at COP31, despite policy rollbacks

Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin will attend the first week of COP31 and officials say she will co-chair a ministerial meeting on methane solutions.

The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 19:14:41)
Are at-home saunas worth the sweat? Experts weigh the pros and cons
Sauna sales are on the rise as part of a broader wellness trend
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 19:12:47)
Flu season hit early this year. Ask us your questions on how to stay healthy
Experts say rates this fall are several times higher than the numbers recorded in previous years
Prince Albert Daily Herald (2026-11-02 19:10:04)
Stunts and music meet in urban circus

A contemporary twist on the traditional circus Famous supercharged urban circus 360 ALLSTARS lit up the EA Rawlinson stage on Wednesday. The circus features a contemporary twist on the traditional circus disciplines, bringing the best of the best, world champions, record holders, and award winning artists and musicians together for one night meant to create […]

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Prince Albert Daily Herald (2026-11-02 19:04:37)
Outreach team calls for donations to assist in mission of helping the community’s vulnerable

Max Pahtayken Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Daily Herald Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) Outreach team returns with their warming van every evening to help the city’s most vulnerable as the winter season approaches. Returning to the outreach team, team leader Sheldon Natewayes, and new to the team Rimara Smallboy work together in their team of […]

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Winnipeg Free Press - Canada (2026-11-02 19:03:47)
Experts suggest Canada lock in gains with EU amid rise in far-right movements

Winnipeg Free Press - Canada (2026-11-02 19:03:42)
Murder charge laid in death of 11-year-old boy reported missing in Burnaby, B.C.

Global News (2026-11-02 19:02:52)
Savannah Guthrie makes plea for answers 9 months after mom’s disappearance
The Pima County Sheriff's Office stressed that 'no tip is too small and 'even the smallest piece of information could be critical to this investigation.'
Global News (2026-11-02 19:00:47)
Pair charged after missing 11-year-old B.C. boy’s remains found
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team says that on Sept. 26, 2025, Burnaby RCMP received a request to check on the wellbeing of Kai Pavlovic.
Rabble.ca (2026-11-02 19:00:02)
Alberta Chief Electoral Officer offers graceful exit for UCP from risky gerrymandering strategy

Premier Danielle Smith, however, is unlikely to listen to Gordon McClure’s sensible suggestions.

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CBC News - Politics (2026-11-02 18:48:27)
Experts suggest Canada lock in gains with EU amid 'associate member' confusion

Experts in European Union policy say Canada should try solidifying gains with the EU in legal frameworks, particularly as talk of becoming an EU "associate member" continues to cause confusion.


The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 18:47:28)
Russia bombs aid centre in Ukraine, killing 24, officials say
Authorities reported multiple Russian drone attacks that injured at least 17 people in other areas of the country
Toronto Star - Federal News (2026-11-02 18:47:17)
Privacy commissioner calls for new curbs on government's 'lawful access' bill
OTTAWA - Privacy commissioner Philippe Dufresne says the government's "lawful access" bill should be amended to limit the sort of information available to authorities under a new production order.
Global News (2026-11-02 18:44:29)
Oilers’ Jarry named NHL’s second star of week
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Tristan Jarry has been named the NHL's second star of the week.
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 18:43:42)
Canadian dollar steadies as investors weigh officials’ trade comments
Bond yields fall across the curve
Toronto Star - Canada (2026-11-02 18:42:20)
Adam Kai-Ji Lo, accused in Vancouver's Lapu Lapu Day attack, pleads not guilty
VANCOUVER - The man accused of killing 11 people in a vehicle-ramming attack at the Lapu Lapu Day festival in Vancouver has pleaded not guilty to all 42 charges he faces.
Edmonton Journal - National News (2026-11-02 18:42:12)
Forever Canadian leader Thomas Lukaszuk leaves door open for return to Alberta politics
"I wouldn't want to (run for office again). I've done this for nearly 15 years, and my political ego has been more than satisfied and I enjoy my life in the private sector. But I'm trying to be honest — I never say never to anything"
Global News (2026-11-02 18:41:35)
Toronto police didn’t know hospital patient was home invasion suspect: Demkiw
Investigators didn’t know a man who showed up to a Toronto hospital last Thursday with a gunshot wound was wanted in a violent home invasion, Chief Myron Demkiw says.
Winnipeg Free Press - Canada (2026-11-02 18:41:35)
Canada presenting itself as climate leader at COP31, despite policy rollbacks

The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 18:41:14)
Alberta’s Justice Minister dismisses request to drop proposed electoral map or postpone vote
Map’s redrawing has been subject of scrutiny since Premier rejected independent commission’s suggested boundaries in the spring
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 18:34:19)
Advisory firm Glass Lewis joins ISS in recommending against H&R REIT takeover deal
GO REIT-led acquisition should be considered a ‘firm non-starter for unaffiliated H&R investors,’ proxy adviser says
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 18:30:37)
B.C. First Nations challenge Ottawa’s decision to fast-track Pacific Link pipeline
Pipeline between Alberta and B.C. coast was designated as project of national interest under Building Canada Act last month
Global News (2026-11-02 18:25:51)
Florida plane crash victims include 20-year-old with pilot’s licence
The Palm Beach County School District paid for her license as part of the high school’s specialized aviation academy, in which students practice flying on simulators and drones.
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 18:25:48)
Canadian musicians touring U.S. face surging costs, political tensions
Some artists, such as Daniel Monkmon, are cancelling shows south of the border in response to ICE activity
CBC News - Canada (2026-11-02 18:23:04)
Sex assault allegations diminished performance of Steven Galloway's books: industry expert

The literary agent for Steven Galloway said it would have been "impossible" to sell any new work by his client in the years after a former student made unproven allegations of rape and sexual assault against the author a decade ago.


CBC News - Canada (2026-11-02 18:20:09)
Privacy watchdog urges Senate to further amend Liberals' controversial lawful access bill

After facing searing criticism this spring, the Liberal government's hot-button lawful access legislation — which would make it easier for Canadian police and intelligence officials to tap private communications — now begins its time before a Senate committee.


The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 18:19:55)
Toronto police chief defends decision not to arrest Bridle Path home invasion suspect in hospital
Myron Demkiw says police had no information at the time to suggest any of the attackers were shot
Winnipeg Free Press - Canada (2026-11-02 18:14:02)
Inside man or patsy? Crown, defence pitch narratives at trial of man accused in heist

Global News (2026-11-02 18:10:43)
Small business tax troubles a target of federal budget: Champagne
Champagne acknowledged that one of the barriers to investment, particularly among Canada's small businesses, is the complexity of the tax code.
Winnipeg Free Press - Canada (2026-11-02 18:08:06)
B.C. First Nations file legal challenges of federal decision on Pacific Link pipeline

Edmonton Journal - National News (2026-11-02 18:03:16)
Edmonton roofing contractor fined $200k after worker dies in fall
Charge related to Dec. 11, 2023, death of worker at construction site in Edmonton, who died after falling through a roof
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 18:03:05)
The billions being drained from TFSAs tell a story about retirement, and the cost of raising a family
Ability to withdraw money with ease is used by young and old, but with some generational differences
Global News (2026-11-02 18:02:14)
Favourite Family Recipe: Cathy’s Hungarian meatloaf
Trail Appliances Favourite Family Recipe finalist Cathy Walker shows Joe chef Wayne Sych how to make a version of meatloaf that reflects the flavours of her Hungarian heritage.
Edmonton Journal - National News (2026-11-02 18:02:13)
Homicide investigating Saturday suspicious death in west Edmonton

Winnipeg Free Press - Canada (2026-11-02 18:00:43)
Ottawa defends extradition treaty talks with UAE as civil society group sounds alarm

Edmonton Journal - National News (2026-11-02 17:53:07)
Prominent Alberta emergency doctor seeks Alberta NDP nomination for Cypress-Medicine Hat riding
'It's very clear to me that this government has no desire to take frontline input and no desire to listen to any kind of expert advice'
Global News (2026-11-02 17:49:57)
Alberta’s contentious new riding boundary map to be made public
The NDP claims the UCP is aiming to use its legislative majority to gerrymander the new boundaries, in order to give themselves an unfair advantage in the 2027 provincial election.
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 17:47:57)
Israeli coalition should include Arab parties
Neither leader locked in a stalemate is inclined to extend a hand to them, even though it could help conclude Israel’s forever wars
Global News (2026-11-02 17:45:03)
Halle Berry’s ex-husband’s restraining order dissolved amid custody battle
A judge awarded Olivier Martinez primary physical custody of their 13-year-old son Maceo, with a custody arrangement giving Halle Berry visitation rights.
CBC News - Canada (2026-11-02 17:40:16)
Former Alberta junior hockey executive charged with sex offences against players

Tyler King, 39, has been arrested and charged with sexually exploiting three players. The complainants, all under 18 at the time, were junior A players from Saskatchewan and Alberta.


The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 17:38:51)
British adventurer returns home after 28-year odyssey to walk around the world
Karl Bushby walked 50,000 kilometres across four continents and 30 countries to get home
Toronto Star - Canada (2026-11-02 17:32:47)
Winnipeg police add to reports of sharp metal found in Halloween candy
WINNIPEG - Winnipeg police are encouraging parents and guardians to check their children's Halloween candy after receiving reports of metal objects embedded inside.
Global News (2026-11-02 17:31:04)
November 7 – Bathrooms Bathrooms Bathrooms
Are you finding it harder to get out of the bathtub? With over 80% of accidents happening in the bathroom, nothing is more important for your safety. Tune in to Talk To The Experts this Saturday when Shane from Bathrooms Bathrooms Bathrooms will tell you how to make your bathroom both beautiful and functional. Shane...
Western Producer (2026-11-02 17:30:00)
Reviewing the 2026 canola growing season
Statistics Canada expects canola production to drop to 22.1 million tonnes this year, which is down from the 22.2 million tonnes last year.
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 17:25:49)
British adventurer arrives home after 28 years of walking around the world
Bushby began his journey at 29, leaving his home, walking to a Royal Air Force base near Oxford and catching a flight to South America. He returned to Hull decades later, greyer and more weathered, after a journey that spanned much of his adult life.
Global News (2026-11-02 17:19:27)
Canadian police urge caution after reports of tampered Halloween candy
Police across Canada are urging caution after several reports of families finding tampered Halloween candy.
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 17:13:54)
Trump administration asks U.S. Supreme Court to sideline 20,000 California mail ballots
Federal government says those ballots should not be counted until the voters’ status can be verified
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 17:08:49)
Capital Power reports drop in third-quarter earnings
Adjusted funds from operations dipped to $306-million from $369-million a year earlier
CBC News - Canada (2026-11-02 17:08:29)
Alberta panel reveals new electoral maps as chair dismisses constitutional concerns

An advisory panel issued a report on Alberta’s electoral boundaries Monday, restoring rural ridings removed from the map by a prior commission while extending the boundaries of several Calgary ridings into surrounding rural communities.


Global News (2026-11-02 17:00:57)
Reward of up to $150K offered for info about 2025 Halifax homicide
Uriah Lemar Black was found with a gunshot wound on McFatridge Road in Halifax on Feb. 20, 2025. He was taken to hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
iPolitics - News (2026-11-02 17:00:43)
Anishinabek Nation rejects Gull-Masty’s offer for consultations on new bill making changes to Indian Act

The Anishinabek Nation, which is composed of 39 Ontario First Nations and boasts roughly 70,000 members, rejected the invitation to discuss with the minister, saying there's no needed for new legislation and called on the government to simply accept Senate amendments to Bill S-2 that would end the second-generation cut-off.

Western Producer (2026-11-02 16:52:01)
U.S., Canada see growing interest in limited ceasefire in Black Sea
Marco Rubio said there was growing interest by the international community in facilitating a limited ceasefire in the Black Sea,
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 16:48:17)
Canada’s manufacturing sector contracts for first time in 2026
Factory PMI fell to 49.6 in October, its first dip below 50 since December
Toronto Star - Federal News (2026-11-02 16:45:00)
Belleville synagogue shooting was a 'wake-up call,' Ottawa warned
The Carney government is being urged to beef up counter-radicalization efforts as programs that fight extremism face expiring funds and resource constraints.
CBC News - Canada (2026-11-02 16:27:10)
Members of Belleville, Ont., synagogue targeted by gunman call for more security funding

Members of the Sons of Jacob Synagogue in Belleville, Ont., are calling on the federal government to boost support for community safety programs, weeks after a hate-motivated shooting outside their place of worship.


Global News (2026-11-02 16:23:56)
Calgary police investigating death of toddler who was hit by taxi in parking lot
Calgary police say they're investigating the death of a two-year-old boy who was hit in a northeast parking lot late Sunday afternoon.
Global News (2026-11-02 16:10:42)
2026 Christmas décor trends: 5 looks to inspire your holiday home
If you're on the hunt for inspiration, retailers like Pottery Barn, Anthropologie and Balsam Hill have plenty of options to help bring these Christmas décor trends to life.
Toronto Star - Canada (2026-11-02 16:03:51)
World-renowned seabird scientist Bill Montevecchi remembered in Newfoundland
ST. JOHN'S - Scientists, academics, friends and family gathered on Sunday to honour the life of world-renowned seabird biologist William Montevecchi, who died earlier this year at the age of 80.
The Globe and Mail (2026-11-02 16:00:55)
Budget will include new tax measures for small businesses, Finance Minister says
Carney government’s second budget will also include new details on major policies, including the Canada Strong Fund, Champagne tells audience in Toronto
Long Form
Policy Magazine (2026-11-02 22:26:03)
‘The Diplomat’ Does the G7: An Abundance of Intrigue, a Regrettable Shortage of Sherpas
‘The Diplomat’ Season 4: A ‘bella figura’ Italian G7, with intrigue/Netflix By Peter M. Boehm November 2, 2026 The last […]
The Conversation (Canada) - Articles (2026-11-02 19:27:36)
School psychologist insights could improve learning for entire classrooms

The Conversation (Canada) - Articles (2026-11-02 18:39:48)
Wildfires could cost Canada billions over the coming century

The Conversation (Canada) - Articles (2026-11-02 17:28:40)
How political disagreement with our neighbours relates to whether we bother casting a ballot

The Conversation (Canada) - Articles (2026-11-02 16:31:27)
Wab Kinew wants the Indian Act gone: It’s an opportunity to trade old colonial rules for new nation-to-nation relations

Opinion
Vancouver Sun - Opinion (2026-11-02 23:16:28)
Vaughn Palmer: B.C. Conservatives signal intent to fast track changes
Opinion: Premier-designate Lorne Doerkson plans to take power quickly, leaving room to recall legislature this fall
Vancouver Sun - Opinion (2026-11-02 23:00:52)
Opinion: Beyond the numbers: How should we judge Canada’s next 'immigration levels plan'? 
Jonathan Oldman: The real test is whether we have a coherent plan to translate immigration into greater prosperity, stronger communities and a more confident country. That matters particularly in British Columbia
Vancouver Sun - Opinion (2026-11-02 23:00:10)
Opinion: How permanent daylight saving time could affect schools
Opinion: As sunrise, school start times and students’ biological rhythms become more out of synch, educators can expect more disruptions to students’ engagement and academics
Globe and Mail - Opinion (2026-11-02 19:44:13)
Talking Heads: Economist Don Drummond on Canada’s economy
In this first episode of Talking Heads, Andrew Coyne discusses Canada’s economy, debt and productivity with economist Don Drummond. Plus, Andrew compares today’s economy with the early 90’s when more than a third of federal taxes went to servicing debt.
Edmonton Journal - Opinion (2026-11-02 18:00:31)
Opinion: Rural Alberta deserves a level playing field on energy

Globe and Mail - Opinion (2026-11-02 17:47:57)
Israeli coalition should include Arab parties
Neither leader locked in a stalemate is inclined to extend a hand to them, even though it could help conclude Israel’s forever wars