World Report

Prime Minister Mark Carney campaigns for national unity ahead of Monday's referendum on Alberta separation.
16 year-old kills 3 children and a teacher in Oregon school shooting.
Canada’s largest trade mission to India in 30 years end with deals worth $300 million says Trade minister Maninder Sidhu
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is in Brussels today seeking support for his country from European leaders.
Residents in southern Californa forced to leave their homes as Bryson Fire near Malibu rapidly grows.
Canada's housing markets eased back in September, ending four months of modest momentum.
Snowbirds perform their final show before retiring Tutor planes in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

Atleast 32 children and a teacher are dead in Pakistan after a roof collapsed at a private school.
Volodymyr Zelensky tells Financial Times Ukraine will resume strikes on Russian refineries.
Airspace violations of NATO-member countries by suspected Russian drones is on the rise.
Mexico braces for Trudy as storm grows into Category 1 hurricane.
Leaders are making the final push to convince Albertans to vote their way ahead of next week's referendum vote.
B.C. candidates pitch to voters in election's only live televised debate.
New Brunswick's Education Department is being criticised for its use of Artificial Intelligence.
US toy company Mattel releases limited edition Celine Dion Barbie.

Carney government leading largest trade mission to India in 30 years as Ottawa's trade focus shifts from US.
Ottawa quietly suspends plans to purchase US-made helicopters for Canada’s special forces.
Luciano Frattolin sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for 25 years for the murder of his 9-year-old daughter Melina Frattolin iin July, 2025.
Ukraine says Moscow continues to attack energy sites despite deal announced by Donald Trump.
Kenya confirms its second case of Ebola is a close family member of the country's first confirmed case of the virus.
The Vatican says Pope Leo had a tranquil night after undergoing surgery.
New MRI machine in Saskatoon expected to help Indigenous communities access life-saving care.
First Winnie the Pooh book turns 100 today.

Bulgaria's prime minister claims Russia is likely behind attacks on two ships in the Black Sea.
Roller coasters shut down at Canada's Wonderland after man dies in incident at Six Flags in Georgia.
Pope Leo admitted to Rome hospital to have lung nodule removed.
Carney government wants more defence spending on re-arming and less on departmental operations.
Premier Wab Kinew facing criticism for not backing Manitoba MP's bill on residential school denialism.
Advance polling begins today in Alberta's referendum.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accuses Russia of violating US President Donald Trump's proposed energy ceasefire.
European Union imposing sanctions on almost 1,600 people and companies with links to Russia's arms industry.
Nobel Prize in economics awarded to Robert E. Hall and Michael Dean Woodford.
Yemen's Houthi rebels say two districts in the country's capital Sanaa have been hit by airstrikes.
A US federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to halt taxpayer-funded television ads.
Hurricane Simon downgraded to category 3 but still packing a punch.
Pro-independence sign behind Alberta restaurant jeopardizes business.
CBC hit series Murdoch Mysteries, now in its 20th season being used in the classroom to teach Canadian history.