UN Diplomacy: Canada’s top diplomat is leaning hard into a “middle powers” pitch at the U.N., arguing the country is finding more influence as global tensions rise. Trade & India: Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada and India are making “good progress” on a CEPA trade deal, aiming to wrap talks by the G20 in mid-December and expecting Modi to visit Canada then. Middle East: Carney announced $100M in new aid for Palestinians at the U.N., tying it to protecting the two-state solution. Quebec Election: Quebec party leaders head into the final election debate, with secularism and affordability still simmering under the campaign’s top themes. Courtroom Justice: Families of victims of Kenneth Law, a Canadian “poison seller” tied to suicides, are set to address a judge as sentencing begins near Toronto. Public Safety: A battery fire at a P.E.I. solar farm is declared out, but experts warn Canada may not be ready for long, hard-to-extinguish lithium-ion fires. Immigration Program: Canada released six communities taking part in the Francophone Community Immigration Pilot, from New Brunswick to B.C.