The following is the CANANews and SPORTS Schedule for Tuesday, November 11, 2025.
KINGSTON – The death toll from Hurriccane Melissa, which slammed into Jamaica late last month, has climbed to 45, Information Minister Dr. Dana Morris Dixon announced on Tuesday.
CASTRIES – The leader of the main opposition United Workers Party (UWP), Allen Chastanet, is urging voters to elect the party into government on December 1, insisting that ‘everything I have ever done in public service has been driven by a desire to make life better for Saint Lucians’.
GEORGETOWN – The Guyana government has confirmed that it is meeting the legal expenses of the Jamaican-born lawyer representing the United States in the extradition matter involving billionaire businessman, Nazar Mohamed and his son, Azruddin Mohamed, an opposition legislator.
PARAMARIBO -Justice and Police Minister, Harish Monorath, says he was unaware that he was still receiving payment as a member of the Foreign Exchange Commission (FCO) despite being appointed a government minister.
SANTA MARTA – Guyana has called for enhanced security cooperation, urgent climate financing, and stronger multilateral mechanisms as representatives from Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries met with European Union (EU) officials as part of the IV Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) -EU Summit here.
SPORTS:
PORT OF SPAIN – With their World Cup dreams hanging in the balance, Trinidad and Tobago’s senior men’s National team have received a clear message from the backline: start fast, or risk it all.
ST. JOHN’S – With the regional cricket season just a week away, Leeward Islands Hurricanes Head Coach Steve Liburd is setting his sights firmly on championship glory, declaring it’s ‘about time we get some hardware’ for the passionate fans of the region.