Browns QB Deshaun Watson out for rest of season with shoulder ...

The Canadian Press

CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson underwent an MRI on his injured left ankle Monday after he got hurt during Sunday's last-second win at Baltimore. Watson twice rolled his ankle in the first half but stayed in the game and went 14 of 14 for 134 yards after halftime as the Browns (6-3) rallied in the fourth quarter for a 33-31 win. Watson left M&T Bank Stadium in a walking boot. He said after the game he would be ready this week when the Browns host the Pittsburgh Steel

CBC

Police in Red Deer seized $2.2 million in illegal drugs in what they say is the city's largest drug bust. In a release Tuesday, Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams (ALERT) said their Red Deer organized crime unit raided a home on the city's north side on Oct. 19. Drugs with an estimated street value of $2.2 million were found in the home, including:6.8 kilograms of fentanyl.6.5 kilograms of methamphetamine.0.4 kilograms of cocaine.1.9 litres of GHB (gamma hydroxybutyrate).Nine firearms, inclu

The Canadian Press

TORONTO — Three people accused of interrupting the Scotiabank Giller Prize ceremony on Monday night are facing charges after anti-Israel protesters jumped on stage during the glitzy literary bash. Toronto Police said the three accused used forged documents to gain access to the invitation-only, televised award ceremony at the Four Seasons Hotel. All three, who range in age from 23 to 25, face charges of obstructing property and using forged documents. They're due back in court in January. Over t

Reuters

Taiwan's two main opposition parties, which have vowed to renew talks with China, agreed on Wednesday to make a decision on a joint presidential ticket for January's elections, as the front-running ruling party decried interference from Beijing. The issue of China, which views Taiwan as its territory, looms over the Jan. 13 parliamentary and presidential elections. China has stepped up military and political pressure to press the island to accept its sovereignty claim, which Taiwan rejects, including high-profile war games.

CBC

Vancouver police say an officer was injured after scuffles with protesters outside a restaurant in the city's Chinatown where the prime minister was dining on Tuesday night.Vancouver Police Department (VPD) Sgt. Steve Addison said in a statement that 100 officers were deployed around 10 p.m. PT "after protesters surrounded a restaurant."He said Justin Trudeau was inside the restaurant at the time and officers helped control the crowd so he could leave. Addison did not say how many protesters wer