5 things to know on CTVNews.ca for Friday, November 12, 2021: Afghan interpreters, Rittenhouse trial, Britney Spears conservatorship hearing
TORONTO —
Police examine an anti-vaccination demonstration, hundreds of interpreters are nonetheless caught in Afghanistan, and Britney Spears’ conservatorship is once more in entrance of a choose. This is what you might want to know to start out your day.
1. ‘Simply so perverse’: Kelowna RCMP affirm they’re investigating “a disruption” in a metropolis park involving as many as 100 anti-vaccination demonstrators as veterans and members of the general public gathered to pay their respects for Remembrance Day.
2. Canadian repatriated: A Canadian lady stranded in Iraq for 4 months might be issued an emergency passport, permitting her to fly residence to reunite together with her five-year-old daughter, CTV Information has confirmed.
3. Afghan interpreters: A retired normal says “actually hundreds” of interpreters who helped Canadian troops and their households stay caught in Afghanistan.
4. Rittenhouse trial: Prosecutors and defence attorneys for Kyle Rittenhouse will return to the courthouse with out the jury current on Friday, to finalize how jurors might be instructed once they get the case subsequent week.
5. Technology hole: A brand new ballot exhibits the sharp variations in beliefs between generations in Canada, with greater than half of Canadians underneath 40 surveyed perceiving the child boomer legacy as detrimental.
Yet one more factor…
Free Britney: A choose in L.A. is ready to resolve in the present day, whether or not to terminate the conservatorship that has exercised huge management over Britney Spears’ life and cash for practically 14 years.
