Ballots cast on election day in B.C. will be counted by hand, Elections BC says
VANCOUVER — It’s the last full day of campaigning in British Columbia’s election ahead of final voting day Saturday, when most ballots will be counted by hand. Elections BC has confirmed that votes cast on election day will be tallied manually, in a departure from 2024, when electronic tabulators were used to count paper ballots […]
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Ballots cast on election day in B.C. will be counted by hand, Elections BC says
Boon or boondoggle? N.S. weighs $10B data centre’s promised economic benefits
HALIFAX — Living more than 200 kilometres from the site of a major artificial intelligence data centre proposal isn’t stopping Michael McCluskey from voicing his opposition to the project. The retired military veteran and training professional from Dartmouth, N.S., has added his name to a Change.org petition that has already collected more than 18,000 signatures […]
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Boon or boondoggle? N.S. weighs $10B data centre’s promised economic benefits
HALIFAX — Living more than 200 kilometres from the site of a major artificial intelligence data centre proposal isn’t stopping Michael McCluskey from voicing his opposition to the project. The retired military veteran and training professional from Dartmouth, N.S., has added his name to a Change.org petition that has already collected more than 18,000 signatures […]
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Carney’s second budget will aim to help small businesses cut costs and invest more, sources say
The government is considering measures such as lowering the small-business tax rate and reducing the EI premium rate on smaller operations
Canada working closely with EU on foreign aid as U.S. pulls back, Sarai says
Military could begin Arctic sensor installations next summer
‘If we are truly interested in hearing from Albertans, design questions that are more relevant.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 23
In today’s letters to the editor: Alberta referendum; Canada-U.S. relations; major projects; OAS; immigration and education; sports betting; film review
Your Guide to Tyee BC Election Coverage
Every story about the contest we’ve run since it was called, organized by issue.
Resign, Danielle Smith. Resign
You gambled the nation and divided a province for your own shameless aims. Enough.
What BC Farmers Are Asking for This Election
With some of the highest land costs in Canada, BC growers say they need more farmland protected to keep local food affordable.
Telefónica and IQM to Provide the Community of Madrid With Its First Quantum Computer to Drive the Development of Industry Use Cases Across the Region
The IQM Spark quantum computer, to be located at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, will be the third system deployed in Spain through the collaboration between IQM and Telefónica, positioning the region as a benchmark for digital innovation. MADRID, Spain & ESPOO, Finland — Telefónica and IQM Quantum Computers, a global leader in superconducting quantum […]
Does AI help or hinder conversations with clients?
Recent surveys present a mixed picture of how AI is affecting advice
Ascom completes share capital reduction following share buyback program
Baar, Switzerland, 23 October 2026 Ascom Holding AG has completed the share capital reduction following the share buyback program concluded on 19 June 2026. The 3,000,000 registered shares repurchased under the share buyback program for the purpose of a subsequent capital reduction have been cancelled, reducing Ascom’s share capital accordingly.Following the cancellation, Ascom’s share capital […]
Galderma’s Relfydess™ (relabotulinumtoxinA) Receives Approval in China for Frown Lines
The Chinese National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) has approved Relfydess™, the first and only ready-to-use liquid neuromodulator designed with PEARL™ Technology, for the temporary improvement of moderate-to-severe glabellar lines (frown lines) in adults1,2 The approval is based on phase III results from a local clinical trial conducted in China as well as global READY clinical […]
Infantino endorsed by Asian Football Confederation head for another term as FIFA president
AFC head Sheikh Salman bin Ibrahim Al Khalifa expects most members of the confederation will go along with the endorsement
Nugent-Hopkins scores shootout winner to give Oilers 6-5 victory over Hurricanes
Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid both shone with two goals and three assists apiece for the Oilers
Nugent-Hopkins has shootout winner in Oilers’ win
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins scored the shootout winner to give the Edmonton Oilers a 6-5 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes on Thursday night.
Immigrants seeking US citizenship targeted in Trump administration’s illegal voting crackdown
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Most of the immigrants targeted by federal authorities in California this week for alleged voter fraud had applied for U.S. citizenship and now face charges related to lying on forms or during interviews. Those charges could lead to years in prison and thwart their efforts to naturalize. One of them is […]
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Your daily horoscope: October 23, 2026
Your daily horoscope for Friday, October 23, 2026
Progressive-left media outlets weigh in on Alberta vote results, workers’ rights
Here’s what the activist media is reporting on this week.
Ballots cast on election day in B.C. will be counted by hand, Elections BC says
VANCOUVER - It's the last full day of campaigning in British Columbia's election ahead of final voting day Saturday, when most ballots will be counted by hand.
Boon or boondoggle? N.S. weighs $10B data centre's promised economic benefits
HALIFAX - Living more than 200 kilometres from the site of a major artificial intelligence data centre proposal isn't stopping Michael McCluskey from voicing his opposition to the project.
Advocates flag contributions, not costs, of newcomers in Alberta referendum aftermath
CALGARY - A union representative for a beef processing plant south of Calgary is warning of worsening labour shortages if immigration policy proposals that narrowly passed in Alberta's referendum are enacted.
Canada working closely with EU on foreign aid as U.S. pulls back, Sarai says
OTTAWA - Canada's deepening ties with Europe could help fill some of the massive gaps left behind as the United States pulls back from foreign aid and embraces a "transactional" approach, says the secretary of state for international development.
Military could begin Arctic sensor installations next summer
OTTAWA - National Defence plans to install 47 sensor stations across the North starting as early as next summer to bolster Norad’s surveillance and early warning abilities, according to recently published regulatory filings.
Same scam. 2 countries. Why Canadians don’t get their money back
CBC Marketplace investigates bank scams, a global industry built on fear and deception, and exposes the stark contrast between how victims are treated in the U.K. and Canada.
Why Quebec's strategic reserve of maple syrup is running dry
Quebec maple syrup producers say the province's strategic reserve will be "completely depleted" by the end of February. What's going on?
Searches of cellphones, laptops by U.S. customs up more than 32% so far this year
Searches of electronic devices such as phones and laptops of travellers entering the United States are up more than 32 per cent this year and are on track to set a new record, CBC News has learned.
Powerful earthquake in Tibet kills at least 16, collapses hundreds of homes
Search and rescue efforts continue following collapse of at least 339 homes, officials say
Hintz scores in OT as Stars beat Jets 3-2
The Jets have now lost four in a row
‘Comfort kills dreams’: Family says soldier killed in base fire was living his dream
PRINCE ALBERT — The mother of one of the four Canadian soldiers killed in a fire at a military base in Alberta says his lifelong goal was to join the Forces and wear his uniform with pride. Patricia Farrell says her 23-year-old son Pte. Shaun Farrell overcame any obstacle that was put in his way. […]
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‘Comfort kills dreams’: Family says soldier killed in base fire was living his dream
Losing streak hits four for Winnipeg Jets after 3-2 OT loss in Dallas
Gabriel Vilardi and Kyle Connor scored and Stuart Skinner stopped 35 shots but Roope Hintz scored in the dying minutes and in OT to get Dallas the win.
Catholic School Division meets or exceeds in six graduation rate categories for 2025-2026
Recent education data released by the provincial government shows the Prince Albert Catholic School Division continues to meet or exceed graduation rates in comparison to the rest of Saskatchewan. École St. Mary High School’s graduation rates and achievement results continue their upward trend of graduating more students than the provincial graduation rates. This year the […]
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Public safety takes centre stage in closely watched Kelowna election race
The riding is drawing attention after the 2024 election, when Loewen narrowly defeated Wooldridge by just 40 votes.
Video captures woman allegedly assaulting driving instructor in Langley
Video circulating online appears to show a woman assaulting a driving instructor in a Langley parking lot while saying, "Go back to your country."
B.C. online furniture retailer Cymax, once a COVID winner, is shutting down
Burnaby-based furniture seller lays off 135 employees, set to file for receivership
The Curator: The best walking pads for getting more steps in at home
From UREVO and WALKINGPAD to DeerRun, today’s walking pads make at-home fitness accessible, with compact designs and features to suit different spaces, budgets and workout styles.
B.C. Election: Conservative support strengthening ahead of Saturday vote, polls indicate
Polls show Conservatives in commanding lead, with one indicating the party will win 54 seats in the legislature — the most in history
Late Troy Stetcher goal lifts Maple Leafs over Rangers
Leafs’ goalie Sergie Bobrovsky ties Rangers legend Henrik Lundqvist for the most wins by a non-North American goaltender with 459
Sharks top Senators to pick up their first regulation win of the season
Stutzle scores his sixth of the season in Senators’ loss
Fake pollsters and bogus polls becoming a real issue in U.S. midterms
The head of the Federal Communications Commission said there has been ‘a significant surge in entirely fake polls and suppression polls’ designed to interfere with the electoral process
Mixed results on Alberta referendum questions highlight urban-rural divide
Outcome could pose political risks for Premier Danielle Smith as she campaigns toward next year’s provincial election
Late goal lifts Maple Leafs over Rangers
Troy Stecher scored with 26.3 seconds left in regulation as the Toronto Maple Leafs topped the New York Rangers 5-4 in a back-and-forth affair for their third straight victory Thursday.
EverGen Infrastructure Announces Record RNG Production for Q3 2026
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — EverGen Infrastructure Corp. (“EverGen” or the “Company”) (TSXV: EVGN) (OTCQB: EVGIF) is pleased to announce production results for the quarter ending September 30, 2026. Quarterly RNG Production Update The Company delivered its highest quarterly Renewable Natural Gas (“RNG”) production in Q3 2026. Corporate RNG production in Q3 2026: 56,064 GJ 2.5% […]
San Jose Sharks dump Ottawa Senators 6-2
The San Jose Sharks picked up their first regulation win of the season Thursday night with a 6-2 win over the Ottawa Senators.
Zana Möhlmann from Singapore crowned Global Bartender of the Year 2026 at the prestigious Diageo World Class Global Finals event in Edinburgh
Top bartenders from 49 countries competed in Scotland for the coveted title EDINBURGH, United Kingdom, Oct. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Zana Möhlmann from Singapore has been crowned Diageo World Class Global Bartender of the Year 2026 at the world’s biggest cocktail competition, taking top place among finalists from six continents. Möhlmann of East47 at […]
Trump says Ukraine’s Starshield satellite system access is ‘back’
SpaceX head Elon Musk had reportedly capped the speed at which Ukrainian equipment could connect to the system, making some of Kyiv's drones useless
Hope at the Hauser: Raiders remain confident despite 2-6-1-2 start
Evan Frederiksen Daily Herald It’s been a tough start to the season for the Prince Albert Raiders. Through their first 11 games, they hold a 2-6-1-2 record and are currently in the midst of a six-game losing streak, while also being outscored 24-15 during that stretch. The Raiders are also at the bottom of the […]
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Zombies return to downtown Prince Albert for Zombie Walk
Zombies will be roaming Memorial Square and Central Avenue this Saturday, for the annual Zombie Walk and Monster Mash Dance. Zombies, scary stories, costume contests, halloween draws, the ghost train, candy and treats, bouncy castles, and music so groovy it’s spooky will be coming to downtown on Oct. 24, beginning at 5:30p.m. “That’s the true […]
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Three local bands hit the Rock Trout stage Friday night
Max Pahtayken Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Daily Herald Rock Trout will host music this Friday evening, featuring local bands Wade and Chord Fehr, Enderby, and headliner Poplar Kids. This Friday evening, all three bands will be hitting the stage at the cafe, doors opening at 7p.m. and show starting at 7:30p.m. “Personally, I love going […]
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New York city council votes to ban iconic Central Park horse carriages after decades of debate
Legislative battles over the fate of the tradition that's nearly as old as Central Park itself have been ongoing for nearly two decades
Sask Polytech Open House sees strong turnout in Prince Albert
Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s Prince Albert Open House saw a strong turnout Thursday, with more than 250 visitors counted during the first hour, exceeding attendance at the same point last year. Ben Slowski, manager of strategic enrolment management at Sask Polytech, said the unofficial count was at least 100 visitors higher than during the corresponding period in […]
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SPSA says 2026 wildfire season lower than five year average
Lexi SaldañaLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterDaily Herald The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) highlighted their 2026 Operational Season, reflecting on the service’s wildfire responses, flood recovery, and emergency management activities throughout the year. According to a statement made by SPSA, wildfire activity in Saskatchewan was lower compared to previous years, totalling to 358 wildfires—significantly lower than […]
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NDP promises primary care access for Prince Albert as province questions staffing plan
The Saskatchewan NDP says Prince Albert residents should not be left to find a new healthcare provider when their doctor retires or moves away, while the provincial government says the opposition has yet to explain how it would staff its proposed system. NDP Associate Shadow Minister for Health, Keith Jorgenson brought the first phase of […]
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Humboldt Broncos survivor to share message of resilience in Prince Albert next week
Evan FrederiksenDaily Herald Prince Albert residents will have an opportunity to hear a message about resilience and overcoming adversity when Ryan Straschnitzki visits the city next week for a public presentation. Titled “Mindset: What Resilience Actually Takes with Ryan Straschnitzki,” the presentation will take place Thursday, Oct. 29, at 7 p.m. at St. Joseph Parish. […]
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‘I’m living my dream’: Family remembers fallen soldier Shaun Farrell
A solemn evening was held at the Prince Albert Armoury as the family of Shaun Farrell, one of the young men who died in a recent fire at the Canadian Forces Base in Wainwright, Alberta, spoke at a press conference Thursday.Representatives of the family and members of the family spoke on Thursday. “While our hearts […]
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Joly pushes back on accusations of meddling in U.S. elections
Industry Minister says she would never interfere, ‘because I would expect the Americans not to interfere in our own elections’
CFL suspends Elks’ d-lineman Darien Newell for a second doping violation
Newell to sit out nine games; in 2025 at the CFL combine, he tested positive for nine banned substances, earning a one-year suspension
Alkane Resources – Quarterly Report – September 2026
Cash & Bullion of $440 million – Maiden dividend paid PERTH, Australia, Oct. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Operations Q1 FY27 gold equivalent production of 40,740 AuEq oz @ AISC of $2,805/AuEq oz1,2. Gold equivalent sales for the quarter of 38,348 ounces1 for revenue of $206 million at an average gold sales price of $5,128/oz […]
After review, the refs admit: LaMelo Ball really did travel on side-step three-pointer in Miami
Referee’s union posted online that after a gather, Ball took four steps before firing a three-pointer
Foremost to Form Joint Ventures with Denison for GR and Blackwing Properties and to Issue Warrants at a Significant Premium
Foremost to receive proceeds of $650,000, retain 20% in GR and Blackwing properties, and will have a 6-month grace period for initial JV expenditures VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Oct. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Foremost Clean Energy Ltd. (NASDAQ: FMST) (CSE: FAT) (“Foremost” or the “Company”) is pleased to report that it has entered into an agreement […]
Competition at the heart of Raptors’ defence
With the addition of Kawhi Leonard, Raptors could be one of the league’s toughest defensive teams
Health care a major election issue as B.C. doctor says he’s hit breaking point
Dr. Kevin McLeod posted online on Thursday, raising concerns about the current system and calling on the next government to make people in highly paid positions accountable.
The 4 soldiers killed in fast-moving fire at CFB Wainwright in Alberta
WAINWRIGHT — Four Armed Forces members were killed when a fast-moving fire overwhelmed soldiers during a training exercise at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright, southeast of Edmonton, on Saturday. Dozens of others were injured, with 27 remaining in hospital as of Thursday. Here’s a look at the four who died: Pte. Shaun Farrell Farrell, a 23-year-old […]
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The 4 soldiers killed in fast-moving fire at CFB Wainwright in Alberta
‘People said I’m a traitor’: The Arabs who chose to praise Israel
A trio from Yemen, Bahrain and Israel itself tells a Toronto audience that personal encounters with Jews challenged their years of antisemitic indoctrination
‘People said I’m a traitor’: The Arabs who chose to praise Israel
The first Jewish-Israeli Luai Ahmed met offered to make him Yemeni food. But Ahmed, raised in Yemen to regard Jews as enemies, suspected a trap. “Behind my back, he’s going to go tell everybody in the university and the student house that there’s a Muslim terrorist in the student house,” he recalled thinking. Instead, the […]
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Trump calls 76ers star LeBron James a ‘disgrace’ for not standing still during national anthem
James and Trump have a history of making public comments about one another
Penguins forward Ben Kindel back in Pittsburgh after collapsing on team flight
Penguins’ GM Kyle Dubas said Kindel suffered a vasovagal episode, which is marked by a sharp drop in heart rate and blood pressure
Late lead slips away as Spitfires once again unable to find a win in extra time
It was a missed opportunity for the Windsor Spitfires.
Habs captain Suzuki out two to four weeks with upper-body injury
Suzuki’s ironman streak will end at 546 regular-season games, since he joined the Canadiens in 2019-20
Senators’ Cousins, Panthers’ Matthew Tkachuk fined after Wednesday game
Third period melee may have led to fines, which came in Tkachuk’s emotional return to Ottawa after off-season trade
A spoonful of government intervention helps the economic pain go down
Challenge is to provide appropriate support to domestic industries while avoiding protectionism that kills competition and riles foreign partners
Canada’s Liam Hicks makes his mark with World Series-bound Rays
The lone Canadian on the Rays’ active roster ‘willed himself’ into the spot he is today
Tori Dunn's killer convicted of second-degree murder
Adam Troy Mann, who was convicted of the 2024 homicide on Wednesday, faces a sentence of life in prison.
El Salvador sends special forces to Haiti in search of four soldiers missing since gang attack
Salvadorean President threatens forceful response if soldiers are not released alive and unharmed
In the debate over AI use, Thélyson Orélien emerges as a tragic figure
Allegations he used AI to write his debut novel raises issues about what aids writers can use while still maintaining trust with readers
Ottawa boosts funding for 60 sports groups with $60-million
Secretary of State for Sport says money will help elite athletes compete on world stage and advance safe sport measures
Imperial Reports Red Chris Mine Block Cave Planning Progress and 2026 Third Quarter Production Update
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Oct. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Imperial Metals Corporation (“Imperial”) (TSX:III) reports advancement on the definitive feasibility study for the Red Chris Block Cave mine, as well as the mine production from Red Chris and Mount Polley mines for 2026 third quarter. The following description of the Red Chris Block Cave update […]
Vaughn Palmer: Can Lorne Doerkson keep B.C. Conservatives, with their history of infighting, united?
Opinion: 'Nice guy' leader has run a successful campaign, but it's another thing to hold a party together for four years
Restaurateur Franco Prevedello gave Toronto fine dining a new flavour
Known for his exacting standards and work ethic, he opened more than a dozen restaurants and had an enduring influence on the city’s chefs
Supreme Court allows New Hampshire to fully ban student IDs for voting in midterms
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court cleared the way Thursday for New Hampshire to fully ban the use of student IDs for voting during the midterm elections. The justices granted a Republican-backed emergency appeal and blocked the use of student IDs as a backup method of identification. The Supreme Court cited a longstanding legal principle […]
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'Comfort kills dreams': Family says soldier killed in base fire was living his dream
PRINCE ALBERT - The mother of one of the four Canadian soldiers killed in a fire at a military base in Alberta says his lifelong goal was to join the Forces and wear his uniform with pride.
What advance voting numbers tell us about the B.C. election
The number of people who voted in advance is clearly down; less clear is what that might mean
Will the BoC hike next week? Nail-biter decision awaits variable mortgage rate holders
If the Bank of Canada raises its key interest rate next week, then variable mortgage rates will likely follow suit
An ‘avalanche’ of foreign steel dumping in Canada? Stelco owner’s gripes don’t hold up to scrutiny
The volume of imports of coated steel from outside the U.S. have plunged in recent years
Province-city relationship key point during Winnipeg mayoral debate
The relationship between those at the helm at City Hall and the Manitoba Legislative Building was a key theme during Wednesday's mayoral debate on 680 CJOB.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is targeting immigration. But what do the numbers say?
First the target was illegal immigration. Then out of control immigration. Then high immigration. Now, it’s just immigration
Saskatchewan to continue CWD testing, for now
The Saskatchewan government will keep its CWD testing program for at least this year after hunters were angered by its planned elimination.
Why reported challenges with touchscreen voting machines don’t signal election rigging
NEW YORK (AP) — The reports erupt on social media every election year: Voters say they tapped a candidate’s name on a touchscreen voting machine, only for the wrong person to light up as their selection. With some trial and error, and occasionally help from poll workers, the voters are generally able to cast their […]
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Devastating fire at CFB Wainwright started on automatic grenade launcher range, official says
Fire later spread to a different range in another part of the base and overran soldiers’ positions, Brigadier-General Vanessa Hanrahan says
Charismatic NHL star Ron Duguay found fame well beyond the hockey rink
In addition to playing for the New York Rangers and other teams in the league for 12 seasons, he was known for partying with celebrities at Studio 54, romancing famous women and making television appearances
Hercules Metals Announces $30 Million ‘Bought Deal’ Private Placement of Common Shares
NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO U.S. NEWS WIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES TORONTO, Oct. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Hercules Metals Corp. (TSXV: BIG | OTCQB: BADEF) (“Hercules” or the “Company“) is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement with Canaccord Genuity Corp. and BMO Capital Markets, as joint bookrunners, on […]
B.C. election at a glance: NDP talks nursing ratios, Conservatives tout Surrey plan
The British Columbia election campaign is in its closing stages, with advance voting wrapping up ahead of final voting day on Saturday. Here are some of the latest developments on the campaign trail. ADVANCE VOTING DROPS SHARPLY Six days of advance voting have ended, with Elections BC data showing numbers are down more than 11 […]
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Man who pled guilty in fatal boat crash off Woodbine Beach won’t serve jail time
Superior Court Justice Brees Davies said while Thamilagan Olivernicholas engaged in risky behavior by driving his boat at high speeds, jail time would have a significant impact.
CentreBC and OneBC vie for attention against major provincial parties ahead of election
Experts say a shortage of candidates will be a challenge for both smaller parties
Politics Insider: The final countdown for Stelco
Plus, diplomats told to steer clear of U.S. midterms, and Canada, Turkey announce strategic partnership
Brady Oliveira voted most outstanding player and top Canadian again for Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Running back Brady Oliveira is the Bombers most outstanding player for the fourth straight season.
Canadian rugby women look for second straight win over top-ranked England
The 2025 World Cup finalists meet for the third time this year on Friday in Ottawa
What you need to know ahead of B.C.’s provincial election, according to our experts
Readers asked about David Eby’s chances at winning, Conservative leadership and in which ridings the Greens are expected to do well
PHP cybersecurity risk: What is it and who is at risk?
Here's what to know about the risk found in code used across Government of B.C. official channels, educational institutions and more.
Miller says government moving quickly but no timeline for new digital regulator
In an interview with The Canadian Press, Miller said the government is moving as quickly as possible on digital safety bill C-34, which includes a ban on social media for kids.
Potential school support worker strike in N.S. puts families in limbo
For Kirkley Westhaver, a strike would mean having to decide whether she tags along with her eight-year-old daughter to school or has her daughter stay home.
Video of contact with possibly rabid skunk in B.C. prompts health authority warning
Leduc business owner pleads guilty to luring, sexually abusing 28 girls
Police became aware of Fergusson in April 2025 after receiving information via cybertip.ca, an online tip-line for reporting sexual exploitation and abuse of children.
Oilers’ Nugent-Hopkins cleared to face Hurricanes
The Edmonton Oilers activated veteran centre Ryan Nugent-Hopkins off injured reserve before their game Thursday night against the visiting Carolina Hurricanes.
Canada Post CEO touts ‘early signs’ of recovery even as financial woes persist
At its annual public meeting, Doug Ettinger said Canada Post is winning back some of the parcel delivery market that has slipped away since 2019.
Atikamekw baby to be reburied in home community more than 70 years after death
SHARC Energy Receives Record Purchase Order from City of Surrey for District Energy Sewer Heat Recovery Project
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Oct. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — SHARC International Systems Inc. (CSE: SHRC) (FSE: IWIA) (OTCQB: INTWF) (“SHARC Energy” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that, following a competitive procurement process, it has received a purchase order valued at over $5M from the City of Surrey for its District Energy Sewer Heat […]
Orca Energy Group Announces Appeal of the Decision of the Fair Competition Commission of Tanzania Prohibiting the Proposed Transaction
TORTOLA, British Virgin Islands, Oct. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Orca Energy Group Inc. (“Orca” or the “Company”) (TSX-V: ORC.A, ORC.B) announces that Taifa Gas Tanzania Limited and Amber Energy Investment L.L.C-FZ (the “Purchasers”) have appealed the decision of the Fair Competition Commission of Tanzania (the “FCC”) prohibiting the Company’s previously announced proposed transaction (the […]
Afternoon front page: Global Affairs’ vetting of suspected spy questioned; Supreme Court to hear final Emergencies Act appeal; and more
Catch up on the stories we’re following today
Quebec Conservative leader says his newly elected members will make mistakes
QUÉBEC — Quebec Conservative Leader Éric Duhaime says Quebecers should expect the newly elected members of his caucus to make some mistakes. Duhaime made the comments as members of his team were sworn in at Quebec’s national assembly. His party had no seats before the Oct. 5 election, but now have the second-largest opposition caucus […]
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News of the day: Macklem rolls the dice, losing faith in housing, credit rating help, Joly threatens steel lawsuit, small business exits and more
Catch up on the stories we’re following today
Ottawa tells its diplomats not to meet with U.S. midterm candidates
A memo says meetings with other elected officials who aren't candidates in the midterms can happen if necessary, but they should be discussed in advance with senior officials.
Former Blue Jays’ exec Gord Ash sets his sights on a World Series win with Brewers
A part of the Milwaukee organization the last 25 years, the Toronto-born consultant just hopes he’ll get a ring if his team wins
CFL suspends Newell for a second doping violation
The CFL has suspended defensive lineman Darien Newell of the Edmonton Elks for nine games following a second positive doping result.
Richmond hitman loses appeal of first-degree murder conviction
In his appeal, Richard Reed admitted he was the shooter, but argued he had not planned to kill Zhu and therefore should not have been convicted of first-degree murder.
The haunting call of Canada's common loon is becoming less common amid widespread declines, study suggests
A new study published Thursday in the journal FACETS reveals severe declines in loon chick populations across North America over the past three decades or more.
Exchange Income Corporation Completes Acquisition of TerraPro
WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Exchange Income Corporation (TSX: EIF) (“EIC” or the “Corporation”) a diversified, acquisition-oriented company focused on opportunities in the Aerospace & Aviation and Manufacturing segments, is pleased to announce that it has successfully closed its acquisition of TerraPro Inc. (“TerraPro” or the “Company”), first announced on August 24, 2026. EIC has obtained all […]
Canada Post begins transition to community mailboxes as it continues to bleed red ink
Communities in Winnipeg and Quebec City are the first to start the transition, and the move will save the corporation around $500 million, according to Jon Hamilton, Canada Post's vice-president of communications and stakeholder engagement.
Belgravia Announces Effective Date of Share Consolidation
Toronto, Ontario, Oct. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Belgravia Hartford Capital Inc. (CSE: BLGV) (OTC: BLGVF) (FRA: ECA) (the “Corporation” or “Belgravia”) announces that further to its press release dated October 19, 2026, the consolidation of its issued and outstanding common shares (the “Shares“) on the basis of one new Share (a “Post-consolidated Share“) for […]
Northview Residential REIT Announces October Distribution
Not for distribution to U.S. newswire services or for dissemination in the United States. CALGARY, Alberta, Oct. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Northview Residential REIT (the “REIT”) today announced its October 2026 cash distribution amounts on its outstanding Class A Units, Class C Units and Class F Units (collectively, the “Units”) in the amount of […]
Most of Ontario’s public school teachers will vote to strike next month
Every major Ontario teachers' union has a strike vote scheduled for this November.
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New York to ban horse-drawn carriages as drivers fear for their future
New York City Council passes bill to ban carriage rides by June, 2028 after death of teenage tourist last spring
LCBO picks ‘young, innovative’ veteran exec as new CEO
Aaron Campbell, a former prime ministerial aide and a Toronto International Film Festival organizer, is its youngest-ever president and CEO
LCBO picks ‘young, innovative’ veteran exec as new CEO
The Liquor Control Board of Ontario has named 43-year-old Aaron Campbell, who is both a former prime ministerial aide and a Toronto International Film Festival organizer, as its youngest-ever president and CEO. “He’s young. He’s creative. He’s innovative. And I think very widely respected through his whole organization, and certainly within the domestic industry,” said […]
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Quebec Superior Court hears arguments to suspend Montreal bylaw banning insults
MONTREAL — Lawyers told Quebec Superior Court on Thursday that it should suspend a recently-adopted bylaw banning insults against employees of the City of Montreal, including police officers. Those seeking an injunction argued that the bylaw infringes on Charter rights, while representatives of the city countered that the rule protects public workers and all Montrealers. […]
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Finding value in Canada’s technology sector
Tech has emerged as the top-performing sector in the Canadian equity market over the past month
Newmont beats quarterly profit estimates as company benefits from higher gold prices
Gold prices have stayed high despite a stronger dollar and inflation concerns tied to higher oil prices
Grain Growers asks Ottawa for a 50-cent diesel rebate
Grain Growers of Canada is seeking a $0.50 per litre rebate on extraordinary diesel fuel costs. The request comes at a time when U.S. farmers are receiving a US$8 billion fuel relief payout.
No timeline to resume formal trade talks with U.S., chief negotiator says
Intense negotiations broke down in late August when Canada walked away from table, sparking tariff tit-for-tat
Elon Musk enters his era amid the Tesla renaissance
Porsche and Tesla debuts – staged on the same day – are about as far apart on the old-school-new-school spectrum as you can get
Ottawa earmarks additional $60M for national sport organizations
Canadian diplomats told not to meet with U.S. midterm candidates
Memo sent to members of the foreign service comes as the Trump administration accuses Canadian politicians of interfering in American elections
Ottawa gives Stelco owner 15 days to address alleged violations or face legal action
OTTAWA — Ottawa has given the U.S. owner of Stelco Inc. a 15-day deadline to address alleged violations of commitments made when it purchased the Ontario steelmaker or face potential legal action that could include a forced sale of its Canadian operations. In an 11-page letter Thursday, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly accused Cleveland-Cliffs of failing […]
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Location of Wainwright blaze stymied firefighters, officials say
Officials at in Edmonton say 27 people remain in hospital, with 13 in critical condition
Quebec’s new PQ cabinet is shaped with a referendum in mind
The province will likely vote in another election before another referendum, but that will not stop its Premier from laying the groundwork now
Country music star John Anderson, whose hits included ‘Wild and Blue,’ dies at 71
Anderson broke through commercially in 1977 with “I’ve Got a Feelin’ (Somebody’s Been Stealin’)”
Canada’s first GPS backup plan puts onus on industry to build it
Industry Minister Melanie Joly unveiled Canada’s first Positioning, Navigation and Timing Resilience Framework this week, which aims to reduce reliance on U.S. military satellites.
Moderna shares sink over 25% as cancer vaccine data triggers ‘sell-the-news’ retreat
Selloff wipes out about $24-billion from drugmaker’s market value
Ottawa touts ‘new era’ with $60 million in new funding to national sport bodies
More than 60 national sports organizations will share the new funding, as part of the federal push to increase access and deliver sport programming to Canadians, Secretary of State for Sport says
The 4 soldiers killed in fast-moving fire at CFB Wainwright in Alberta
WAINWRIGHT - Four Armed Forces members were killed when a fast-moving fire overwhelmed soldiers during a training exercise at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright, southeast of Edmonton, on Saturday. Dozens of others were injured, with 27 remaining in hospital as of…
Hamilton’s Forge FC basks in becoming first non-MLS club to win Canadian Championship
Win over CF Montreal marks the first time in tournament’s 19-season history that one of Canada’s three MLS clubs has failed to lift the trophy
Canada Post showing ‘early signs’ of financial recovery, CEO says
Postal service has won back some share of parcel deliveries but remains ‘overbuilt’ in urban areas, Doug Ettinger says
Late stage capitalism is ruining Halloween in Canada
Canadians are spending more money on Halloween than ever. But who is benefiting from that consumption?
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City councillor calls for independent investigation into fatal Calgary bus explosion
A week after a deadly bus explosion in northeast Calgary, the area councillor is calling for an independent investigation into the crash. But two experts say incidents like this one are rare, and the bus model involved in the crash adheres to strict testing and maintenance guidelines.
Bradford Didn’t Answer Us. Who Is He Talking to?
Local advocacy groups couldn’t get a response from mayoral hopeful Brad Bradford. TTCriders Executive Director Andrew Pulsifer, Cycle Toronto Executive Director Michael Longfield and Toronto Environmental Alliance Campaigns Director Sarah Buchanan write that they're left wondering where he stands on the issues and who he’s talking to
Danielle Smith, Alberta Separatists, and the Leverage Trap
This piece is part of our Forum of Federations Series on National Unity and Canadian Federalism. By Jared Wesley October […]
Carney has Avoided a Constitutional Quagmire. For Now.
By Don Newman October 22, 2026 The decisive, pro-remain result of 75% in the Alberta referendum has prompted two questions, […]
‘If we are truly interested in hearing from Albertans, design questions that are more relevant.’ Letters to the editor for Oct. 23
In today’s letters to the editor: Alberta referendum; Canada-U.S. relations; major projects; OAS; immigration and education; sports betting; film review
Vaughn Palmer: Can Lorne Doerkson keep B.C. Conservatives, with their history of infighting, united?
Opinion: 'Nice guy' leader has run a successful campaign, but it's another thing to hold a party together for four years
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is targeting immigration. But what do the numbers say?
First the target was illegal immigration. Then out of control immigration. Then high immigration. Now, it’s just immigration
Beyond the Separatist Spectre
Recent events point more to the robustness than the frailty of national unity. There are many reasons to be concerned about Canada’s future. While Quebec and Alberta separatism remain a vital baseline concern, our latest research identifies an additional threat to our country’s prospects: a growing generational chasm across a number of key values indicators. Canadians are becoming more conscious of sovereignty and the need to protect their national interests. But that renewed sense of purpose will be difficult to sustain if younger Canadians doubt that the country can deliver economic security or a better future. [...]
Elon Musk enters his era amid the Tesla renaissance
Porsche and Tesla debuts – staged on the same day – are about as far apart on the old-school-new-school spectrum as you can get
Quebec’s new PQ cabinet is shaped with a referendum in mind
The province will likely vote in another election before another referendum, but that will not stop its Premier from laying the groundwork now