Canadian general warns post Mosul ISIL to morph into insurgency
Brig. Gen. Dave Anderson, head of Iraqi security force training, says Mosul's fall will not defeat ISIL. After Mosul, militants may melt into civilians and wage an insurgency, making the fight harder. Iraqi forces plan a major operation with U.S. air support this year to retake Mosul and then counter the post Mosul threat.
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Hurricane Matthew veers off coast of Canada after track shift
Halifax The Canadian Hurricane Centre says Matthew has weakened its threat to Canada's East Coast. Meteorologist Bob Robichaud says the storm will likely move into the Atlantic after brushing Florida, with a possible future return yet warns not to ignore the storm's potential. Nicole remains outside impact with little chance of strengthening.
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Charles Taylor Wins Berggruen Prize Million Dollar Honor
Montreal philosopher Charles Taylor is named the first Berggruen Prize laureate, receiving US 1 million and a December 1 ceremony in New York. The McGill professor is known for Canadian unity work and the Bouchard Taylor commission on religious accommodation. The prize aims to support ideas shaping human self understanding and society.
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