World Report November 21: Friday's top stories in 10 minutes
Nov 21, 2025
A grizzly bear attack in Bella Coola leaves 11 injured, including schoolchildren. Investigators reveal that many jewelry store robbers are young teens manipulated by older adults. Prime Minister Carney highlights violence in Sudan during his talks in the UAE. Meanwhile, climate talks in Brazil stall over fossil fuel policies, amidst a venue fire. As the holiday season approaches, Canadian shoppers may prioritize cost over local products, challenging the 'Buy Canadian' mantra.
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Bella Coola School Bear Attack
- A grizzly attack injured 11 people including elementary students on a Bella Coola trail and teachers fought off the bear.
- The community is devastated and the local school closed while the bear remained at large as of last evening.
Teenagers Recruited For Smash-And-Grabs
- 'Smash and grab' jewelry robberies spiked and many suspects are teenagers recruited by adults to do the robberies.
- Parents reported youths being promised fast money and some prefer custody over bail for safety and accountability reasons.
Canada-UAE Ties Deepen Amid Sudan Concerns
- Mark Carney says Canada and the UAE are aligning on trade and critical minerals processing investment.
- He raised Sudan and urged the Quad to help establish a ceasefire and peace.