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- Air travel in the United States slowly recovers after yesterday's ground stop.
Canadian airports experience the ripple effects.
Prime Minister Mark Carney wraps up free trade talks in the Philippines.
U.S. President Donald Trump prepares for trilateral talks with China and Russia.
Researchers in Manitoba test drones to keep people safe from polar bears.
CFL fans gear up for Sunday's Grey Cup showdown between Edmonton Elks and Montreal Alouettes.
Today is the Eurovision Song Contest Asia final. - Microsoft says it is making progress resolving a service outage affecting millions of users.
Canadian aerospace giant Bombardier is announcing a deal with a Saudi aviation firm.
Ottawa gears up for legal battle to recoup funds as automaker Stellantis prepares to sell Brampton plant.
Police say they are focusing on rehabilitating teens arrested for alleged smash and grab robberies around the greater Montreal area.
The CBC's Fifth Estate brings us the story of a vulnerable woman whose family says she was preyed upon by her tenants. - Nvidia announces CEO Jensen Huang steps down amid reports of alleged extramarital affairs.
Police in Washington investigate deadly shooting less than two kilometres from the White House.
Prime Minister Mark Carney in Dublin for European Political Community summit.
Carney says automaker Stellantis is obligated to find solution for all of its workers at soon to be sold Brampton assembly plant.
At least 6 Palestinians killed in an Israeli airstrike on the Nasser hospital in Gaza.
New pilot project seeks to tighten border control in 5 remote First Nations in northern Ontario. - This year’s National Remembrance Day ceremony marks historic milestones and honors victims of the recent training disaster at CFB Wainwright.
Officials in Italy call emergency meeting after hundreds of schools evacuated this morning over bomb threats.
Abu Dhabi peace talks between Ukraine and Russia wrap.
Spain's public sector unions stage nation wide strike.
Ebola cases in DRC surpass 11,000.
The inclusion of a convicted killer on a panel meant to honor a slain Cape Breton musician causes community outrage.
An 83-year-old wartime care package sheds light on the story of a teenager who went to fight. - US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth calls impeachment efforts a political spectacle.
Trilateral talks to end the war in Ukraine are underway in Abu Dhabi.
Dozens of newly elected members of Israel’s parliament sworn into office.
A Canadian judge with the International Criminal Court refuses to be intimidated by US financial sanctions.
Unifor says deal to sell Stellantis assembly plant to Roshel betrays workers.
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