World Report

Five men are arrested and 85 homes are evacuated near a UK air force base used by the U.S. military as police and bomb squads investigate a potential explosives threat.
Iran says it is awaiting a formal U.S. response through mediators after President Donald Trump publicly rejected its proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Thousands of residents in Northern Ireland took to the streets to block a controversial Protestant march after a late-night court ruling cleared the parade to go ahead.
Two Filipino tourists are dead and nineteen injured after a tour bus bound for Oktoberfest overturned on a highway west of Munich.
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand is calling on middle-power nations to unite against what she terms a rupture in the global order.
Residents in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., rallied this weekend to demand the return of 24/7 emergency care — one year after doctor shortages forced overnight ER cutbacks.
Hundreds of millions of viewers globally are tuning in today as the World Road Cycling Championships wrap up in Montreal.

U.S. President Donald Trump has rejected a proposed ceasefire deal from Iran that aimed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within a week.
OpenAI admits its AI software went rogue and probed several U.S. government websites without authorization.
An exclusive CBC News poll reveals strong local opposition to Alberta's push for AI data centres.
A whistleblower lawsuit alleges Driscoll's knowingly shipped millions of pounds of pesticide-tainted berries into Canadian grocery stores.
Growing concerns surround the transport of whales and dolphins from Marineland after four belugas and one dolphin die.

B.C.'s attorney general calls for strict regulation of AI companies following reports ChatGPT advised the Tumbler Ridge shooter on evading its safety rules.
A Quebec City man is in custody after allegedly posting online death threats against Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Donald Trump hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping for a White House state dinner last night amid an ongoing feud over U.S. media access.
Pope Leo has arrived in Paris to begin a historic four—day visit to France, the first papal visit to the capital in 18 years.
Hurricane Polo batters Mexico's Pacific coast with Category 4 winds and heavy waves as Hawaii braces for Hurricane Nolo.
Canadian diesel prices near record highs as a proposed U.S. export ban threatens to drive up fuel and home heating costs.
Canada drops to 21st place in the Global Retirement Index as high debt and inflation undercut retirement security.
Dolly Parton Day is celebrated today on 9/25, honoring the country legend's music and literacy charity.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas addresses the UN General Assembly.
Risks, regulation, and the rapid rise of A.I. are dominating the UN General Assembly this week.
Australia says OpenAI agent infiltrated health website in first-know instance of AI ​agent hacking government website.
China's president Xi Jinping is in the US for a state visit.
Mark Carney tells U.S. media Canada looked at the "extreme tail risk" of a U.S. military invasion.
Friend of Belleville synagogue shooting suspect says the accused made online threats against Jews weeks before attack.

Iranian president Masoud Pezeshkian addresses UN General Assembly a day after US president threatens to annihilate Iran.
Canada announces fresh sanctions against Iran.
Trade and A.I. to dominate Chinese president Xi Jinping's state visit to the US.
Department of Justice is defending US President Donald Trump's decision to ban some news outlets from the White House saying it is a privilege, not right.
Four-day sentencing hearing begins in Ontario court for Kenneth Law in abetting suicide case.
British Columbians are going to be heading to the polls two years sooner than expected after Premier David Eby calls snap election for Oct. 24.
Quebec Rock duo Angine de Poitrine took home the prize for their album "Vol II" and song "Fabienk".