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ADVERTISEMENTNorthern Ontario WatchThe Algoma District Health Unit has endorsed calls for 2+1 highways in northern Ontario. The Swedish design adds a barrier and an alternating centre passing lane, offering a cheaper alternative to twinning while reducing fatalities. Cory Nordstrom has more. September 28, 2026 at 6:15p.m. EDT

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On this page you will find Why Canada’s permanent residence backlog is not only a processing problem How the Immigration Levels Plan limits annual PR admissions The size of IRCC’s permanent residence inventory Which immigration programs face the biggest mismatch between applications and available spaces Why Express Entry applicants can face very different waits from applicants in other programs How some humanitarian applicants could face waits measured in decades Canada’s permanent residence backlog is not simply the result of slow immigration processing. Newly published Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) documents show that thousands of applicants can remain in the system because Canada does not have enough annual immigration spaces to admit everyone who has applied. IRCC says it can approve only a fixed number of permanent residents each year under the Immigration Levels Plan. When applications exceed those available spaces, applicants may have to wait for a future year even if the department has the capacity to process their files. The distinction is important for applicants trying to understand Canada immigration processing times.

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PWHLHockey Canada has invited 48 players to a national-team training camp ahead of the women's world championship in November. Fourteen players from the college ranks will attend, while some notable veterans will be absent. Change afoot for national team looking to get back to winning waysKarissa Donkin · CBC Sports · Posted: Sep 28, 2026 2:24 PM EDT | Last Updated: September 29Listen to this articleEstimated 5 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Brianne Jenner on the return of Hockey Night in Canada featuring the PWHLSeptember 28|Duration 5:56The PWHL Hamilton forward shares her favourite Hockey Night in Canada memories and her reaction to women's hockey being featured on the historic CBC program. There will be plenty of new faces at the Canadian women's hockey team's training camp in Quebec City next month, as the team looks to rebuild ahead of the Olympics in 2030. Fourteen college players will compete for a spot on the team that will go to the women's world championship this fall in Denmark.

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Red Sox manager Chad Tracy revealed the Wild Card rotation, and putting rookie Payton Tolle in Game 1 is a bold, winning move against the New York Yankees.

Around the world, individuals seek fulfillment in their personal lives as they navigate a tumultuous present, according to the 10th edition of Ipsos Global Trends. Only one in four people worldwide (25%) say they are optimistic about the state of the world over the next year. Just one in three (36%) is optimistic about their country. Yet 55% are optimistic about themselves and their families. Hope has become personal. Around the world, people retain confidence in their ability to navigate uncertainty, even as faith in institutions and the future weakens. That gap is at the heart of tenth edition of Ipsos Global Trends, one of the largest and longest-running studies on how personal attitudes and values are changing around the world. Drawing on nearly 30,000 interviews in 38 global markets, this year’s edition explores how individuals are looking for hope in their own lives as they navigate a turbulent world, and how they look to brands and institutions for support. Yet even this more personal form of optimism is starting to erode in some markets.

Staff Writer Sept. 28, 2026 9:21 PM PT “Real Housewives of New Jersey” star Teresa Giudice is asking for privacy for her daughter Milania Guidice after an incident at the airport resulted in police intervention. On Wednesday, Tampa International Airport police were called to step in when Milania, 20, reportedly became emotional and ran away from her reality star mom, older sister, Gia Giudice, and a counselor traveling with the family. Police bodycam footage, obtained by TMZ, revealed the family was fighting over a recent health scare involving Milania. In the video, the family is in an elevator with police, and Teresa is heard explaining that her daughter “had fentanyl in her system” and that she wants to save her daughter’s life. “You’re reckless,” Teresa says to Milania. “After you get help, you never have to speak to me again.”Milania retorted that she “was laced” and said, “I go to college.” Milania, who attends the University of Tampa, then asked if she was going to be placed “back in the psych ward.” Earlier in the clip, a police officer is heard explaining that Milania had been released from a Baker Act facility and was being transported to a rehabilitation facility.

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The World Golf Hall of Fame announced the finalists for its Class of 2027 on Monday, including Justin Rose, Adam Scott, Inbee Park and Jim Nantz, who have all been nominated for the first time. “This distinguished group deserves recognition for the lasting impact they made on the sport in their own way as competitors, teachers, architects, broadcasters and innovators,” Mike Trostel, director of the World Golf Hall of Fame, said. The 14 finalists are broken into four categories: male competitors, female competitors, historic players and amateurs and contributors. The Class of 2027 inductees will be announced in December, prior to the official Hall of Fame ceremony next July. Here’s the full list of finalists for the Class of 2027 and you can find information on each individual here. (*Denotes also a finalist in 2024)Male Competitors: Competitors who are at least 45 years old during the year of an induction ceremony or retired from competitive golf for at least three years. Jim Furyk*Corey PavinJustin RoseAdam ScottFemale Competitors:Competitors who are at least 45 years old during the year of an induction ceremony or retired from competitive golf for at least three years.

In Halifax, a one-bedroom apartment is listed for rent at $1,750 a month, located in a three-storey building on Tower Road, about three blocks east of Dalhousie University. Available Oct. 1, the unit of just over 500 square feet is one of the more affordable options within walking distance of the school currently advertised on the Rentals.ca network. Other comparable spaces hover around the $2,000 mark or even higher. Just five years ago, that would've gotten you a two-bedroom in the city. The average listing price for a single-bedroom in September 2021 sat at $1,574 in Halifax, and $2,041 for a two-bedroom. Real estate watchers in Nova Scotia say rapidly rising rental prices show no sign of slowing down. They point to various factors, ranging from lack of tenant protections to high operating and construction costs. "Nova Scotia rents have risen every year since 1990, but the pace has really stepped up sharply since 2019," said Rentals.ca spokesperson Giacomo Ladas. While British Columbia and Ontario have long held a reputation as some of the priciest real estate markets in Canada, Nova Scotia is now also at the forefront — especially for renters. In May, Nova Scotia overtook B. C.

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For Uroš’s generation of hydrogeologists, those questions are becoming increasingly urgent. Climate change, rising demand for water, and mounting pressure on natural resources. When asked why the public should care about protecting these hidden water networks, Uroš is direct: “Groundwater is the largest source of drinking water. Without drinking water, we are nothing.” The challenge becomes even more complex when groundwater crosses borders. In karst regions, groundwater does not stop at a national boundary. It connects communities, ecosystems, and neighbouring countries, making groundwater a genuinely shared resource. Protecting it therefore requires cooperation and coordination among stakeholders. For Uroš, this is the core value of international projects. Cross-border connections also help ensure that scientific knowledge is translated into action at the local level, from citizens to institutions. Without this, even the best data could easily be lost. “These days we read about huge water users, like the new data centres being built around Europe.

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