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The mine is southwest of Fredericton and was the largest supplier of antimony in North America.

I had to find that not at Global News, as they hedged it, saying that it was quote-unquote one of the biggest mines, but sources seem pretty clear that it was the largest.

This is the second mining agreement signed this week.

They also signed an agreement with Regeneration Enterprises to exploit another old mine in northern New Brunswick.

Regeneration Enterprises is an American company, reports Eli Ritter with Global News.

For more than 100 years, the Lake George mine produced critical mineral antimony.

It's used in solar panels, lead-acid batteries, infrared missiles, nuclear weapons, and night-vision goggles.

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The new trial will be heard before a different judge.

No date has been set.

Travis Prasad, Global News.

Disappointment today in a Courtney courthouse as an expected sentence in a high profile case has been reserved.

The Hill Times says Canada's economy, quote, won't grow as fast because of less immigration.

Global News says the bank is warning that aging population and low immigration are reshaping the economy.

Cue the violins.

You've heard the speech before.

With that, we've got an implosion here in BC.

We've got Global News posting this.

BC First Nations chief warns ripping up DRIPA is a declaration of war.

On the campaign trail, the BC Conservatives have repeatedly said repealing DRIPA was a top priority.

And this happened at 345, obviously, on Thursday morning.

Here's the global news report from the incident.

But then I want to play you a pretty significant cut.

of what the officer handling the media for the Toronto Police said at that very same location.

Multiple shots were fired The father and his two daughters were hit.

The mother struck with a hammer, according to investigators.

Global News has learned Maggie and Christina Zohiel Morton are the adult daughters who were hospitalized.

Their parents are listed on business profiles as David Morton and Dorianna Zohiel.

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We've been talking to a global news correspondent out of Washington, Reggie Cecchini.

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Do you have leaky and drafty windows and doors? Head to Window Mart.

That's the only site out of eight the province approved exemptions for in the city.

Mayor Andrew Knack says one is better than none.

Drivers Global News spoke with are glad to see the speed on green cameras return, saying they've noticed an increase in speeding and dangerous driving since the province banned photo enforcement.

An Edmonton city councillor wants the city to change its survey on residential paid parking before it closes November 15th.

More importantly, Canadian authorities have not publicly confirmed that Iran was responsible for the entire series of shootings in Toronto.

However, on July 3, 2026, Global News reported that a Canadian intelligence assessment had identified a realistic possibility that Iranian intelligence services were using local criminal networks to target Canada's Jewish community.

That assessment provides important context for CBC's latest investigation.

It suggests that Canadian intelligence authorities were already examining the possibility of Iranian involvement, even as police continued working to establish who was organizing and financing the individual attacks.

And Ottawa is raising the possibility of forcing the company to sell Stelco but Cleveland Cliffs is fighting back, insisting it has honored every commitment it made to Canada.

So who is right and what happens to the Canadian workers caught in the middle? On the screen is a Reuters and Global News article.

This dispute began escalating after Cleveland Cliffs announced plans in late September to lay off up to 500 workers at Stelco's Hamilton and Lake Erie operations in Ontario.

The company says difficult market conditions, American steel tariffs, and competition from imported steel are making some Canadian operations unsustainable.