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- 2026-11-14
▶ VideoToera's homecoming: Madagascar's slain king joins his ancestors after 129 years
In 1897, French colonial troops killed King Toera, ruler of Madagascar's powerful Sakalava kingdom of Menabe, and took his skull to Paris, where it remained hidden in a museum for more than a century. France returned the remains last year, and for the first time since his death, King Toera took his place among his ancestors during the Sakalava people's most sacred ritual.
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- 2026-11-14
▶ VideoGuinea opens illegal gold mining trial, 1,200 people arrested
Guinea opened a trial over illegal gold mining on Thursday, November 12, after a crackdown on mineral extraction in the district of Siguiri. There was a ban on "unregulated and illegal" gold mining in the area where the military was subsequently deployed. Security forces have expelled tens of thousands of foreign nationals who had come to work in the region's mines.
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- 2026-11-14
ArticleShaping Saskatchewan: Naomi Lendvay
At just six years old, she was in a battle for her life. Naomi Lendvay was diagnosed with Rhabdomyosarcoma and was told she had just 12 months to live. Doctors started her on a ‘testing drug’ they hoped would extend her life.
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- 2026-11-14
ArticleCFL players invited to Canadian flag football camp
CALGARY – Tyrell Ford and Tyson Philpot won’t have much down time after playing in the Grey Cup game Sunday. Ford will be looking to give the Edmonton Elks their first CFL title since 2015 while Philpot and the Montreal Alouettes will chase their second championship since 2023. But both were among 20 CFL players invited to Football Canada’s first-ever professional national flag team camp in Chula Vista, Calif.
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- 2026-11-14
ArticleDanielle Smith says she’ll call up UCP officials not signing anti-separatism pledge
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she plans to call officials in her United Conservative Party who are refusing to sign a pledge to stop advocating for Alberta separatism. Smith says it’s not an issue of free speech and that she wants the UCP to work as a team to win next year’s provincial election. Some party officials have refused to sign an agreement to publicly respect the results of last month’s referendum, when Albertans voted against holding a binding separation vote.
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- 2026-11-14
ArticleUkraine seeks explanation on Starshield speed restrictions from US.
Ukraine seeks an explanation from the U. S. following reports of speed restrictions on the Starshield satellite communications system, the militarized version of Starlink, a source in the Ukrainian Defense Ministry told journalists on Nov.
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- 2026-11-14
ArticleUkraine, Russia launch 'new format' for evacuating civilians from occupied territories, ombudsman says.
Ukraine, Russia launch 'new format' for evacuating civilians from occupied territories, ombudsman says Kyiv and Moscow have launched a "new format" of cooperation to evacuate civilians from Russian-occupied territories, allowing people from vulnerable groups to return to Ukrainian-controlled territory every week, Ukraine's human rights ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets said on Nov. 13.
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- 2026-11-14
ArticleUkraine war latest: Ex-PM press secretary reportedly injured in Moscow car explosion
Key developments on Nov.
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- 2026-11-14
ArticleMicrosoft shares pressured on Friday as traders weigh outage’s impact
A global outage for Microsoft web services continued to disrupt email accounts and some other applications worldwide on Friday, while the broader stock market remains unsteady a day after the AI industry was rocked by the resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Microsoft said in an update that the outage was affecting a wide range of Microsoft 365 offerings that interact with its Exchange Online and email services.