Capital Region November Events Highlighted by CRL
Erin Harks of the Capital Region Library presented a November 2026 calendar of cultural and community events for local residents.
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November Performances Spotlighted Across Capital Region
Various performers will preview a range of theater, music and dance events scheduled for November 2026 in the Capital Region, highlighting local cultural options for residents and visitors.
Absecon schools open animal‑therapy farm for students
Absecon Public School District launched an animal‑therapy farm on Nov 2, 2026 to aid students' academic, behavioral and emotional needs.
Winterfest Opens at RiverRink with Free Admission
Winterfest at the Independence Blue Cross RiverRink opens on Nov. 27 with free admission and skate rentals costing $5 and $12, offering ice skating, cabins, food and games for locals and tourists.
Shootout in Downtown Atlanta Leaves One Injured, One Detained
A dispute between two men in downtown Atlanta sparked a shootout early Sunday, leaving one injured and the other detained.
Privacy Commissioner Calls for Limits on New Data‑Access Bill
Privacy commissioner Philippe Dufresne asked the government to narrow the new lawful access bill, limiting the data police can obtain, as the bill expands electronic data powers.
Montreal Police Fire Seven Officers Over Domestic Violence Case
Seven Montreal police officers were terminated, one for alleged evidence tampering in a domestic‑violence case, as community leaders stress the need for greater accountability.
Judge Rejects Request to Suspend Montreal Insult Ban
A Quebec Superior Court judge refused to suspend Montreal's new bylaw banning insults toward city workers, finding the challengers lacked sufficient proof.
Quebec Attorney General Seizes Red Devils Clubhouse in Frampton
The Quebec Attorney General seized the Red Devils’ Frampton clubhouse on November 2, 2026, ending a two‑year authority control that began after a teenager’s death in 2024.
Carney Proposes Montreal or Ottawa for First PSPP Meeting
Carney proposes Montreal or Ottawa for the first PSPP meeting, while the PSPP favors Quebec City.
