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Nov 25, 2025 Ottawa and Alberta are teaming up to support a new oil pipeline, stirring up discussions on energy policy. Meanwhile, overnight strikes in Kyiv have tragically claimed lives and disrupted essential services. In a surprising twist, author Thomas King learns he is not Indigenous after all. A Nova Scotia mother raises alarms about online predators targeting her daughter through school devices. Finally, experts highlight how recent RSV vaccine rollouts are significantly reducing hospitalizations among infants.
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Pipeline Deal Lowers Legal Barriers
- Ottawa and Alberta are negotiating carve-outs and investments to enable a proposed pipeline to BC's northwest coast.
- The MOU may ease federal rules but does not ensure the project will be built due to opposition and lack of private proponent interest.
Widespread Strikes Hit Kyiv
- Ukraine reported heavy overnight missile and drone strikes that killed multiple people and damaged infrastructure in Kyiv.
- The attacks disrupted water, electricity and heat and occurred amid international talks aimed at ending the war.
Off-Duty Mountie Arrests Vulnerable Woman
- A 34-year-old woman with autism was physically removed and arrested by an off-duty RCMP officer outside his jurisdiction.
- The local force declined charges and later investigated the officer for assault but closed the case without charges.
