Parti Québécois poised to win Quebec election and hold referendum

Parti Québécois poised to win Quebec election and hold referendum

Quebec stands poised to elect a separatist government on Monday for the first time in more than a decade, with polls indicating the Parti Québécois will take power from the governing Coalition Avenir Québec following a six-week campaign dominated by economic uncertainty and the cost of living. Voter Discontent and the Parti Québécois Rise Despite … Read more

Steffie Waters calls off engagement to Isaac Heeney after hotel scandal

Sydney Swans star Isaac Heeney has suffered another blow after his fiancee, Steffie Waters, reportedly called off their engagement, deciding the Pullman Hotel scandal is “too much to forgive,” according to a close friend speaking to the Daily Mail. The Pullman Hotel Investigation and Player Suspensions The relationship breakdown follows a chaotic night out on … Read more

Shapeshifter Wins Penultimate Round of Burnsco Elliott 5.9 Traveller Series

According to the Elliott 5.9 Association, the Shapeshifter crew claimed victory at the penultimate round of the Burnsco Elliott 5.9 Traveller Series held in the Bay of Islands over the weekend of September 12–13, 2026. Hosted by the Russell Boating Club with boats launching out of Opua, the 11-boat fleet navigated heavy winds exceeding 30 … Read more

Emirates Team NZ Fires Broadside at North Sails Over Sail Patent

Emirates Team New Zealand holds a U.S. and European patent for innovative AC75 sail design developed by Dr. Steven Collie, according to team filings and CEO Grant Dalton. North Sails, a Delaware-registered company owned by Oakley Capital, filed a 31-page brief in a U.S. court in Eastern Virginia on September 15, seeking to overturn the … Read more

Sydney Airport System Outage Causes Travel Delays

Major international airports in Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne suffered widespread travel delays after an Australian Border Force system outage disabled e-gates for outbound and some inbound flights, according to an Australian Border Force spokesperson. Airport E-Gate Outage Causes Massive Queues Across Australia Travelers faced severe congestion and long queues snaking through terminal buildings as automated … Read more

Canada Recommends Public Coverage for Second Alzheimer’s Drug

Canada’s Drug Agency is recommending public coverage for donanemab, a disease-modifying treatment for early-stage Alzheimer’s disease, though the expert committee set strict pricing and clinical conditions before provincial drug plans should pay the estimated $47,250 annual cost. According to a draft report released by the Canadian Drug Expert Committee, the infusion therapy provides clinical benefits … Read more

Alberta NDP Flips Reliable UCP Riding Amid Separation Backlash

Alberta’s ruling United Conservative Party lost the south Calgary riding of Calgary-Shaw to Alberta NDP candidate Kyle Campbell by 582 votes in a Monday by-election, according to preliminary results from Elections Alberta. Campbell secured roughly 47 per cent of the vote in the contest, defeating UCP candidate Mike Derry just one month before the province’s … Read more

Formula 360 Super Sport Crossover: Ultimate Review & Guide

The Formula 360 Super Sport Crossover is a 36-foot luxury performance dayboat that combines an open-bow layout with a full-width coupe top and overnight accommodations, according to Formula Boats. Spanning a length of 36 feet with an 11-foot, 3-inch beam, the new model expands the Super Sport Crossover fleet to five models, joining the 380, … Read more

Canadian Rescued After Yacht Sinks in Indian Ocean

A Canadian tourist is in good health after Australian rescuers found his yacht partially submerged in a remote stretch of the Indian Ocean, according to the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA). Yacht Found Submerged Near Christmas Island The yachtsman was traveling from Darwin, located on Australia’s northern tip, toward the Australian territory of Christmas Island … Read more

Severe Storms Flood Ontario and Cause Toronto Power Outages

Severe storms swept across the Greater Toronto Area on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, bringing torrential rain, large hail, and a risk of a tornado that resulted in widespread power outages, localized flooding, and significant damage to public and commercial infrastructure, according to Environment Canada and local reports. Infrastructure Damage and Power Outages Across Toronto The … Read more