World Report

US tech giant Nvidia investigating its CEO over his affair with suspected Chinese spy.
Man suspected in Poland's mass shooting on Saturday has died in hospital.
A sand bank collapse triggered by heavy rains has killed four people in a Gaza displacement camp.
Actor Russell Brand will be sentenced today after being convicted of rape and sexual assault offences.
Carney government's climate policy is likely to come under scrutiny at COP-31.
Some east coast police services concerned shift in federal policy contributing to increase of open drug use.
Several Ontario maple syrup producers say they are seeing sweet demand for their product.

Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot asked to form next government.
Norway says it is being replaced by Russia at World Hockey Juniors.
Canada marks National Indigenous Veterans Day.
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U.K. observes the Remembrance Sunday.
Tens of thousands wake up without power in BC as high winds batter parts of the province.
Communities across South Asia and Canada mark Diwali.

Police in Poland say 5 people dead, 12 injured after shooting in Krakow.
Anti-data centre outrage grows in Europe.
Demonstrations planned in Nova Scotia against a data centre project in Cape Breton.
Strikes hit Kyiv ahead of renewed Ukraine-Russia peace talks.
U.S. announces new task force to police Iran's land borders and northern coast.
Incumbent New Zealand PM promises negotiation and compromise after too-close-to-call national election.
Climate researchers warn this year's superstrong El Nino could bring us the hottest year on record.
Ontario's loose wild animal laws leave municipalities to regulate big cat ownership.
Ten years ago, legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen died at age 82.

New numbers from Statistics Canada show economy shed 4,700 jobs in October.
North American markets after global stocks plunged amid fears about the future of Artificial Intelligence development.'
The Carney government promises to spend 50 billion dollars to supercharge Canada's electricity grid, but critics highlight much of the spending is backdated.
Ottawa prepares to kick off its plan to end homelessness in 10 years laid out in federal budget.
Opposition leader Pierre Poilievre takes aim at the Carney government's budget, speaking at a Brampton, Ontario food bank.
The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking to make more arrests in connection to alleged Canadian drug kingpin Ryan Wedding.
The leader of a doomsday cult in Kenya has been sentenced to 200 in prison.
Pope Leo departs for trip to three South American countries.

Prime Minister Mark Carney's government presents its second federal budget amid economic uncertainty and ongoing Canada-U.S. trade war.
Sick Kids doctor accused of uploading child sexual abuse material remained licensed for months before being suspended, CBC News has learned.
Some permanent resident applicants left in limbo by changes to Canadian citizenship law.
Protesters in France join nationwide strikes as trade unions call for day of action over rising cost of living.
British comedian and actor Russell Brand found guilty on one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault.
For a third day this week, bomb threats are forcing multiple flights in Europe to make emergency landings.