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Edmonton

• Kenney, Notley both upset with Trudeau's choice of environment minister

  

• Edmonton police officer to be sentenced for 2019 arrest assault

• Firefighters mount AHS court challenge over 'unconstitutional' vaccine mandate

Montreal

• Legault accused of interference with his 'blacklist' of family doctors

  

• Two arrested for deadly hit-and-run last month in Lanaudiere

• After candidate resigns over troubling posts, Coderre calls it a case of trolls spreading 'trash'

Regina

• City continues to work toward solutions after death at Camp Marjorie

  

• Here's what officials are saying about staying safe this Halloween

• Economy, COVID-19 among top issues for Moe, Meili ahead of fall session

Ottawa

• SIU investigating after man struck by police cruiser

  

• COVID-19 in Ottawa: Fast Facts for Oct. 27, 2021

• Gatineau, Que. man facing charges in Ottawa in phony vaccine certificate scheme

Toronto

• Ontario reports 321 new COVID-19 cases, 10 additional deaths

  

• TDSB extending COVID-19 vaccine policy deadline for some workers by three weeks

• What you should know before going trick-or-treating in Ontario this Halloween

Saskatoon

• Sask. COVID-19 cases likely underreported due to drop in testing rates: health official

  

• Lloydminster hotel fined $14,000 for breaking COVID-19 public health order

• Impaired driver just kept going after her roof was torn off in semi crash: Sask. RCMP

Calgary

• Alberta to announce changes to auto insurance

  

• 'Ridiculous in every way': Critics slam referendum questions as Albertans vote no to time change, yes on equalization

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Northern Ontario

• Construction begins on new northern Ontario gold mine

  

• Clocks will soon go back in Ontario and one politician hopes it's for the last time

• Canadians anxious to travel south this winter face more complex travel restrictions

Atlantic

• Police issue alert for 10-year-old boy missing from North Preston, N.S.

  

• Cause of eight N.B. 'mystery' brain disease deaths identified by pathologist

• Nova Scotia reports 100th COVID-19-related death; seven new cases

Kitchener

• 'My kids don’t feel safe': Family of student allegedly duct taped by teacher at Alpine Public School speaks out

  

• COVID-19 outbreak declared at Junior's Sportsbar in Cambridge, patrons advised to get tested

• What you should know before going trick-or-treating in Ontario this Halloween

Vancouver

• B.C. First Nation goes to court over automatic mineral rights

  

• 'It's my first award ever': Hikers honoured after using turbans in Metro Vancouver rescue

• 'Significant risk to public safety': Warnings and desperation in weeks before B.C. heat dome tragedy

Vancouver Island

• Vancouver Island adds 55 new COVID-19 cases, no deaths

  

• Caught on cam: Tree slams into Courtenay, B.C. bridge

• 'Going to find a new location': Westshore Speedway promises relocation as site redevelopment begins

Canada

• Vatican says Pope Francis willing to visit Canada as Indigenous leaders seek apology

  

• Police issue alert for 10-year-old boy missing from North Preston, N.S.

  

• Thousands of B.C. health-care workers off the job as vaccination deadline passes

• Cause of eight N.B. 'mystery' brain disease deaths identified by pathologist

• 'It's my first award ever': Hikers honoured after using turbans in Metro Vancouver rescue

• 'Significant risk to public safety': Warnings and desperation in weeks before B.C. heat dome tragedy

World

• Houston woman, boyfriend arrested after child's skeletal remains found in apartment

  

• U.S. asks U.K. court to permit extradition of WikiLeaks' Julian Assange

  

• Estate of deceased Alex Murdaugh housekeeper reaches settlement with his former law firm

• Russia marks another daily coronavirus death high

• United States issues its 1st passport with 'X' gender marker

• Sudan's prime minister, detained after coup, returns home

Entertainment

• Authorities to present findings in fatal movie-set shooting

  

• The Wolfpack: Book details Mexican cartels' dealings with new era of Canadian organized crime

• Massive New Year's Eve party coming to Vancouver with Bryan Adams, Mother Mother and 54-40

Health

• Cause of eight N.B. 'mystery' brain disease deaths identified by pathologist

  

• Group calls for more fertility benefits amid 'great resignation'

• Mercury risk in fish 'low' among Indigenous and remote communities, study finds

Politics

• PM Trudeau names new ministers to several key files in sizable cabinet shakeup

  

• Anand says she is 'determined' to resolve military misconduct crisis as defence minister

• Prime minister's mother spoke at event hosted by organization that received federal funding for jobs program

Sci-Tech

• America 'on fire': Facebook watched as Donald Trump ignited hate

  

• Why do only mammals have tusks? Study traces their surprising origins

• U.S. Senators put YouTube, TikTok, Snap on defensive on kids' use

Business

• Democrats unveil billionaires' tax as Biden plan takes shape

  

• America 'on fire': Facebook watched as Donald Trump ignited hate

• McDonald's sales soar on higher prices, newer menu items

Autos

• Tesla is now worth more than US$1 trillion

  

• Proposed U.S. electric vehicle tax credit could harm auto sector, Canadian trade minister says

• Drag racer slams into spectators in Texas; 2 children killed

Lifestyle

• 'It's my first award ever': Hikers honoured after using turbans in Metro Vancouver rescue

  

• See the moment an Alberta man frees a moose calf stuck in fence

• 1,000 Warhol artworks are on sale for just US$250 each. But only one is real

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