Latest News
- Cade Cunningham scores 52 as Pistons defeat Wizards in double overtime
- Crestwood residents concerned about potential fast-tracked 8-plex developments
- Chris Van Hollen announces challenge to Chuck Schumer for Senate leadership
- US envoy’s attire contrasts with Russian official’s coat at Moscow meeting
- Trump states Gulf allies requested pause in Iran strikes
- Vincent Blanchard begins journaling kicks during 2026 CFL season
- Hegseth presents commendation medal to soldier who upheld silence at tomb
- Teenager fights for life after falling from train on Sydney Harbour Bridge
Canada
Residents of Edmonton’s Crestwood neighbourhood are expressing concerns about the potential approval of multiple 8-plex developments ahead of a provincial deadline. Numerous applications have been submitted, prompting fears that properties could become ‘sandwiched’ between larger builds, affecting the community’s character and property values.
Edmonton Elks kicker Vincent Blanchard has begun journaling his kicks and outcomes during the 2026 season to enhance his mental focus. Known for his precision, he led the CFL with 55 field goals at a 93.2 per cent success rate, which included a record nine field goals in a single game.
The University of Toronto has rejected a report from its Muslim, Arab, and Palestinian discrimination working group, citing significant departures from previous equity assessments. The report called for extensive recommendations to address perceived discrimination and policing issues on campus, including considerations of exceptions based on international conflicts.
A young polar bear cub at Winnipeg’s Assiniboine Park Zoo is now available for public viewing. The Assiniboine Park Conservancy has announced that the cub, which arrived in late August, is in need of a name.
A trillionaire tech businessman stated on X that Quebec and two Prairie provinces would benefit from independence. His comments, made on his social media platform, suggest a potential shift in regional dynamics within Canada, although specific implications remain unspecified.
Smith and Elections Alberta acknowledged that problematic ballot packages account for 1.2 per cent of approximately 250,000 issued to voters. This disclosure follows concerns raised regarding the integrity of the electoral process amid the ongoing election cycle.
Several public health units in Ontario are experiencing delays in administering vaccine doses to high-risk populations. They are actively working to resolve the issues and ensure timely distribution of the vaccines amid heightened demand for immunisation.
Quebec’s premier-designate has outlined commitments aimed at the anglophone community, which remains vigilant regarding their fulfilment amid the prospect of an independence referendum. The community’s response will be closely monitored as developments unfold.
Elections Alberta reported that several ballot packages were returned due to missing declaration forms, errors, or identification issues. Voters are still able to submit the correct information within the necessary timeframe to ensure their ballots are counted.
© 2026 WTX News.