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'Fatalities and injuries' at CFB Wainwright; Edmonton hospitals under code orange
Canada’s defence minister has confirmed that there were people killed and injured in an incident Saturday afternoon at CFB Wainwright. “I'm saddened to share that there have been both fatalities and injuries as a result of an incident on the base,” David McGuinty said in a statement. “The Canadian Armed Forces, Department of National Defence, […]
Maple Leafs offence goes into a collective slumber in 4-1 loss to New York Islanders
See more Toronto Sun on Google — save as a Preferred Source Never mind sitting Gavin McKenna, the whole Maple Leafs' offence was a near no-show on Saturday night. The offensively challenged New York Islanders, despite two early-game injuries, put the clamps on Toronto, which was playing its first full game without injured second-line centre […]
Pete Fry elected mayor of Vancouver in commanding victory over incumbent Ken Sim
Pete Fry, the two-term city councillor who presented himself as the main counterpart to incumbent Ken Sim and his administration, has defeated Sim in a commanding victory to become Vancouver's next mayor. Fry, who emerged on the campaign trail as a unified voice for progressive candidates when he was judged the likeliest to beat Sim, […]
Deaths, injuries as fire hits Alberta military base: McGuinty
WAINWRIGHT - Defence Minister David McGuinty says there have been deaths and injuries after a fire broke out Saturday at a military base in Alberta.
Rays punish Cleveland defensive lapses to square ALCS at two games apiece
Rays defeat Guardians 7-3 to level ALCS at 2-2Díaz seals victory with ninth-inning home runTampa Bay and Cleveland meet again on SundayJonathan Aranda's single led to two runs in the seventh inning when the ball got by right fielder Chase DeLauter, Nick Martinez pitched five and one-third innings for his first postseason win and the Tampa Bay Rays defeated the Cleveland Guardians 7-3 on Saturday night to even the AL Championship Series at 2-2.Game 5 of the best-of-seven matchup is Sunday in Cleveland before the series shifts back to St Petersburg, Florida, on Monday. There is no off day for travel after Friday's game was postponed by rain. Continue reading...
Pete Fry projected to be next mayor of Vancouver, beating out Ken Sim
Pete Fry is projected to be the next mayor of Vancouver in a close race this election. Fry beat out incumbent Ken Sim to take the city's top job.
Major fire breaks out in Alberta after deadly incident at military base
Canada’s defense minister says that people have been killed and injured in an incident at a military base in Alberta that caused a major fire, while reports said that large numbers of injured people were being transported to hospitals
Manchester United feel heat as they travel to Leeds; Emi Martínez thanks fans after surgery – matchday live
News, discussion and buildup to Sunday's actionPremier League table | Top scorers | Mail usIn the MLS, Lionel Messi scored twice to help Inter Miami to a 3-1 win at Atlanta United. Messi and Luis Suarez had combined to set up the first goal, scored by the Mexico forward Germán Berterame. Messi took matters into his own hands – well, his left foot – after half-time with two beautiful solo goals.European roundup Continue reading...
South Africa v Australia: second men's cricket Test, day one – live
Updates as the Proteas host Australia at St George's ParkPlay start time in Gqeberha is 10am local/7pm AEDT/9am BSTAny thoughts? Get in touch with an emailStill waiting for our start. There's very light rain at the ground, not enough to bother many of the spectators, but you can't start a game until it's perfectly dry, so say the playing conditions.I like all the changes for South Africa. It's great that Tristan Stubbs wants to be a Test player, given all his attention from the franchise circuit, but he didn't look up to speed in Durban, where Breetzke really did take it up to the Aussies in the one-day series, and looked to have a lot to offer technically as well as in attitude. Continue reading...
Durga Puja 2026: All set for the beat of the dhak
As India gears up for Durga Puja 2026, the air will once again thrum with the beat of the dhak. In this special package, we bring you stories from pandals across cities, meet the artisans shaping this year's idols, and tune in to the music, food, and festive fervour that define the season.
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Tracker — 4x3: "Original Parts" (CBS)
Colter gets hired to track down a woman who disappeared after an argument with her husband in a deserted Texas town. Meanwhile, an unexpected reunion with an old friend, Adam Shevlin, leaves Reenie revisiting her past.
The Simpsons — 38x3: "Treehouse of Horror Presents: The Revengening" (FOX)
All hell breaks loose on Halloween when a killer comes to Springfield and hacks their way through town. No Simpson is safe from... THE REVENGENING!
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Today In History
2007 — Benazir Bhutto's Return to Pakistan
After eight years of self-imposed exile, Benazir Bhutto—who, as two-time prime minister (1988–90 and 1993–96) of Pakistan, was the first woman leader of a Muslim nation in modern history—returned to her home country, and hours later she was nearly killed when her motorcade was bombed in Karachi; she was assassinated in December
1988 — Premiere of the hit sitcom Roseanne
The American sitcom Roseanne, starring Roseanne Barr, premiered on ABC and became hugely popular, noted for deriving humour from the everyday struggles of middle-class families and for tackling controversial issues. See if Roseanne made our list of 10 of the best American sitcoms Courtesy, American Broadcasting Company
1961 — West Side Story Released, Wins 10 Oscars
The acclaimed musical film West Side Story, an adaptation of a Broadway play, was released in American theatres; it won 10 Academy Awards, including that for best picture
1956 — Birth of Tennis Great Martina Navratilova
Martina Navratilova, a tennis player who dominated the sport in the late 20th century, was born in 1956 in Prague, Czechoslovakia (now Czech Republic). She went on to win 18 Grand Slam singles titles, cementing her status as one of the greatest tennis players of all time.
1939 — Birth of Lee Harvey Oswald
Lee Harvey Oswald, the accused assassin of U.S. President John F. Kennedy, was born in New Orleans
1931 — Al Capone Convicted of Tax Evasion
American gangster Al Capone was convicted of federal income-tax evasion and was subsequently sentenced to 11 years in prison
1931 — Thomas Edison, Inventor of the Modern Age, Dies
American inventor Thomas Edison, who was especially known for his critical role in introducing the modern age ofelectricity, died in West Orange, New Jersey. Watch a silent short film featuring Thomas Edison Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc
1926 — Birth of Chuck Berry, Influential Musician
American singer, songwriter, and guitarist Chuck Berry was born in 1926. He became one of the most popular and influential performers in rhythm-and-blues and rock-and-roll music in the 1950s, '60s, and '70s.
1922 — Establishment of the British Broadcasting Company
The British Broadcasting Company, Ltd., was established in 1922, later to be replaced by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) in 1927.
1898 — Puerto Rico Turned Over to US After Spanish-American War
Puerto Rico was turned over to the United States following the Spanish-American War
1867 — Alaska Purchase approved
After much opposition, a deal negotiated by U.S. Secretary of State William Seward for the U.S. purchase of the Russian colony of Alaska was approved, and on this day in 1867 the U.S. flag was flown over the capital, Sitka
1854 — U.S. Diplomats Advocated Seizing Cuba from Spain
The Ostend Manifesto was declared, by which three U.S. diplomats communicating to Secretary of State William L. Marcy advocated U.S. seizure of Cuba from Spain
1851 — Herman Melville's "Moby Dick" First Published in London
American author Herman Melville's classic novel Moby Dickwas first published (as The Whale), in London
1469 — Isabella I and Ferdinand II Marry, Uniting Spain
Isabella I, queen of Castile, married Ferdinand II, king of Aragon

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