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Crews in Bella Coola, B.C., continue to search for a bear and her cubs after Thursday’s attack on school group that sent a teacher and three children to hospital. As the search unfolds, it has sparked new calls to rethink the ban on grizzly bear hunting in Western Canada. Over the last several weeks, there have been other serious encounters between bears and people. But as Heather Yourex-West reports, not everyone believes hunting the animals is the answer.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney had a one-on-one with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the final day of the G20 summit in South Africa. As David Akin reports, the leaders are reviving negotiations for a comprehensive trade deal.

Fifty children have escaped after being kidnapped by armed men from a Catholic school in central Nigeria. They were among 315 children abducted in a remote Nigerian community in one of the worst abductions the country has ever seen. Vincent McAviney reports.

Plus, the province of Nova Scotia is adding another layer of enforcement to put an end to the illegal lobster trade. The move comes after repeated calls from industry and harvesters for authorities to do more to get a handle on a situation, which police say involves elements of organized crime. Heidi Petracek reports on the new measures and a new raft of charges just laid in the province.

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