CBC Canada

◆ 12-year-old Halifax girl competes against world No. 2 chess player at P.E.I. tourney

◆ Newfoundlanders detained by Israel have been freed, family member says

◆ Fears for depressed turnout in the 2025 Calgary meh-lection

◆ Prairie farmer concerned about food production as invasive weed spreads

◆ Canada eyes putting nuclear reactors on the moon

◆ Ontario Sikh leader explains why he refused protection: 'I'd rather take India's bullet'

◆ Nova Scotia's painted 'eyeball rocks' will soon be no more

◆ In just a day, volunteers found hundreds of birds that crashed into Toronto-area buildings

◆ Bichette still out, Scherzer and Bassitt active for Blue Jays in ALCS against Mariners

◆ RCMP suspect foul play in disappearance of 51-year-old B.C. mother

◆ As Oshawa struggles with a homelessness crisis, this centre is providing affordable housing for youth

◆ Little Iran is Toronto's newest cultural district

◆ As California moves to ban non-stick pans, culinary experts say British Columbians should consider the same

◆ Parts of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick experiencing once-in-50-year drought

◆ One of Montreal's few legal graffiti walls turns 50

◆ Ex-Peguis leader disputes current chief's call to scrap First Nation's child-welfare system

◆ Superior Shoal under the microscope: Is it key to understanding the Great Lakes ecosystem?

◆ 'Free to All': Winnipeg's 1st public library opened 120 years ago, soon to start new chapter

◆ A glimmer of hope for Montrealers as Venezuelan opposition leader awarded Nobel Peace Prize

◆ Will AI make or break Canada? Innovators, researchers call for more guardrails

The Globe And Mail

◆ Carney to attend Israel-Hamas peace summit in Eygpt

◆ Mutual aid makes a difference when disaster strikes. What about after?

◆ Ontario will apply new limits on residency applications from international medical graduates

◆ Alberta's pipeline pursuit could erode Indigenous support for infrastructure projects, B.C. First Nations leader says

◆ Three Canadians aboard flotilla bound for Gaza released from Israeli detention

◆ Canada is considering a national wildfire agency. This expert says it should focus elsewhere

◆ Supreme Court of Canada justices swap iconic red robes for new ‘modern and simple' look

◆ Blue Jays fans fired up ahead of Thanksgiving weekend ALCS showdown

◆ Canadian activists detained aboard Gaza-bound flotilla expected to return home this weekend

◆ Business owners rejoice as Canada Post mail delivery resumes

◆ Carney condemns Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy grid during call with Zelensky

◆ Meet the Thunderjacks, UBC's small but mighty loggers' sports team

◆ Guilty verdicts in Bondfield hospital case renew scrutiny of Infrastructure Ontario

◆ New party system for municipal elections in Calgary, Edmonton sees tepid interest from candidates

◆ Toronto deserves a civic space with heart. Why can't it fix Nathan Phillips Square?

◆ Nuclear operator found not criminally responsible for leaking plant's vulnerabilities online

◆ Alberta teachers say they aren't equipped to help students with complex needs

◆ Canadian investor says Ford government ignoring proposal to redevelop Marineland

◆ Morning Update: The numbers behind Alberta's unprecedented teachers' strike

◆ Edmonton police search west of city for missing Indigenous teenager Samuel Bird

◆ Canadian TV pioneer Riff Markowitz created a musical theatre powerhouse

◆ Globe readers remember Jane Goodall and the power of kindness

◆ Canadian woman calls for justice for parents killed in Hamas Oct. 7 attack

◆ Mail delivery to resume as Canada Post workers switch to rotating strikes, union says

◆ Ontario declares end to measles outbreak after almost a year

◆ It's crunch time in New Brunswick's potato country after a dry, difficult season

◆ Morning Update: How helping invites happiness

◆ Harper's chief of staff Nigel Wright was hailed as future of Conservative Party

◆ Ontario man, member of now-defunct neo-Nazi group, pleads guilty to terrorism charges

◆ Genetic study shines light on Toronto's ancient ‘subway deer'

Reddit Canada

◆ Saturdays and Sundays are now Opinion-free days

◆ Canadians less likely than Americans to see religion as a social good: poll

◆ Kinew says drop tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles to get Chinese duties dropped; Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew is asking the prime minister to scrap Canada's 100 per cent tariff on Chinese electric vehicles in return for China lifting its tariffs on Canadian canola and pork.

◆ As California moves to ban non-stick pans, culinary experts say British Columbians should consider the same

◆ Carney to attend Gaza peace summit in Egypt on Monday: Prime Minister's Office | CBC News

◆ It would be ‘idiotic' for any party to topple government on budget vote only seven months after election, say some Liberal MPs

◆ Taiwan worried Canada may abandon trade agreement - Carney government signals reluctance to honor economic framework deal with Taipei

◆ Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau spotted kissing on yacht: report

◆ ‘The word is out': NB Liquor selling off American alcohol it pulled from shelves

◆ Alberta Premier Smith says Ottawa is dodging responsibility for pipeline decision

◆ Liberals' first border bill 'imperfectly' tried to give law enforcement more warrantless power: minister

◆ Canada must turn its AI advantages into economic opportunities: OpenAI exec

◆ Canada eyes putting nuclear reactors on the moon

◆ Prairie farmer concerned about food production as invasive weed spreads

◆ ‘We are moving forward': top soldier says F-35 preparations continue despite government review

◆ Many young Canadians will never earn more than their parents due to social mobility barriers: Report

◆ University of B.C. launches mushroom-powered toilet, turning waste into fertilizer

◆ China will remove canola tariffs if Canada scraps EV levies: ambassador

◆ 8 men charged with stealing credit cards, gift cards and cheques from mailboxes

◆ Learning lessons from Canada's wildfire season, Manitoba evacuations

◆ ‘Discriminatory and devastating': New Ontario rule for medical residency that would exclude most immigrant physicians sparks outrage

◆ Sask. man undergoes invasive medical procedures in hospital hallway due to overcapacity | CBC News

◆ More than 153,000 people harmed in Canada's hospitals last year, study finds

◆ Foreign interference in Canadian elections could get more sophisticated, task force warns

◆ Golden Dome signals change to Canada's long-time opposition to joining U.S. missile defence

◆ Parts of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick experiencing once-in-50-year drought

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