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Here鈥檚 the latest from Ottawa, how a modified school schedule helped students, and how a 鈥渄eeply flawed鈥� police investigation upended a man鈥檚 life.

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The Royals are almost here

The King has a packed itinerary for his two-day trip. Follow the Star鈥檚 live coverage.

• King Charles is coming to Canada. Does anyone care?
• King Charles sees rising support in Canada, poll suggests
• MPs to select new House of Commons speaker in secret vote today

These high school students get a week off in November

The time off gives stressed students a break. Here鈥檚 how the modified school calendar works.

• Canada facing high youth suicide rates, child mortality, new report finds

This man鈥檚 life was upended after a 鈥榙eeply flawed鈥� police investigation

Xu Chen was charged with trafficking and producing methamphetamine. He told police they were mistaken.

• 12 arrested in alleged GTA meth-production ring as sources say rising cocaine prices are pushing demand

WHAT ELSE

• What鈥檚 happening with Ontario Place’s taxpayer-funded parking garage?
• The provincial government sent Ontario schools more money 鈥� but it comes with a warning.
• Walkerton students return to school today after a devastating crash on Friday that killed five.
• The man who stole an iconic Winston Churchill portrait is set to be sentenced today.
• Fubo sports streaming service is scoring big with Canadian viewers. Here鈥檚 what Torontonians are binging.
• Kids in the Hall legend Kevin McDonald shared the best and worst advice he鈥檚 gotten.
• Ford recalled more than 15,000 trucks and SUVs. Is your vehicle on the list?
• This 海角社区官网journalist was happy in her west-end rental. Then she was asked to leave.
• These are the five most costly mistakes couples make when it comes to money.
• Here鈥檚 what you should know about being monitored digitally at work.
• Stretching the truth on a mortgage application could haunt you for life. Here鈥檚 how.
• This 71-year-old widower is hoping to fall in love one last time. Meet Irv.

POV

Some protests in 海角社区官网are crossing lines. We shouldn’t let city staff decide where those lines are.

CLOSE UP

TORONTO: pro-Palestinian protesters at the 2025 Walk for Israel on Sunday. Over 50,000 people attended what organizers call one of the world鈥檚 largest solidarity walks to support Israel. One person was arrested during the event. Diana Zlomislic has more.

Thank you for reading. You can reach me and the First Up team at firstup@thestar.ca. I will see you back here tomorrow.

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