World Report

Canadian poet Anne Carson has won this year's Nobel prize for literature.
Ottawa wants to start construction on Pacific Link oil pipeline next year but some B.C. First Nations are not on board.
High Court in London rules in favour of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
The USS Abraham Lincoln returns to home port after record-setting deployment.
Hurricane Isaias is rapidly intensifying over the Gulf of Mexico.
Demonstrators in Madrid express outrage after 87-year-old woman who has become the symbol of Spain's housing crisis dies.

Memorials are underway in Israel marking 3 years since the October 7th massacre. ​
Palestinians continue to struggle with imminent starvation and homelessness after three years of war.
At least 21 people are dead in Ukraine after Russia targets multiple locations across the country.
We will learn more today about how the federal government plans to move forward with Canada’s medical assistance in dying, or MAID policy.
The World Health Organization says it wants answers from Russia over reports of a second laboratory worker who is ill.
Scientists Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai win the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the discovery of non-linear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organic synthesis.
Dirty Dancing is set to make its Broadway debut in 2027.

CBC News projects a Parti Quebecois minority government.
Growing concern over posters in Ottawa advocating for the mass deportation of millions of people.
Kenya reports its first case of Ebola.
Government body that oversees Russia's public health says no cases of plague detected in connection to a deceased lab worker.
Forces backed by Yemen and Saudi Arabia say they have secured key areas around the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
Francis Halzen of Belgium wins this year's Nobel Prize in physics for his work with high-energy astrophysical neutrinos in South Pole.

Quebec voters head to the polls with a crowded field of parties to choose from.
New study confirms that Black Canadians are at a heightened risk for maternal complications.
Three scientists are sharing this year's Nobel Prize in medicine.
Some student organizations at Cornell University say they want more accountability from the school's administration.
Up to 500 schools in France will be closed today as students protest across the country for better conditions in the education system.
Australia chooses cockatoo for its emblem for the 2032 Olympics and Paralymics in Brisbane.

Search underway off Nantucket Island after missing Canadian air ambulance debris located.
Quebec party leaders make final push as polls show the Parti Québecois positioned to win.
Brazilians head to the polls today in a tight presidential race between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro.
Mass protests erupt across Spain over soaring rents after proposed housing reforms fail in parliament.
Canadian rock icon and former Canadian Idol judge Sass Jordan dies at 63.