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NorthNorthwest Territories RCMP have arrested and charged an Inuvik man for the murder of 27-year-old Jovan Sandhu, who was last seen Aug. 7. Sandhu last seen at Tsiigehtchic ferry crossing on Aug. 7, reported missing 2 days laterJulia Parrish · CBC News · Posted: Oct 20, 2026 12:19 PM EDT | Last Updated: 1 hour agoListen to this articleEstimated 1 minuteThe 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.27-year-old Jovan Sandhu, pictured here, was last seen Aug. 7. RCMP announced murder charges had been laid in the case Tuesday. (NT RCMP)An Inuvik man is in custody, facing a charge of murder, months after the disappearance of Jovan Sandhu, 27. In a news release Tuesday, RCMP said the Northwest Territories Major Crimes Unit had charged Waylon Storr, 40, with murder, in connection to Sandhu’s disappearance. Sandhu was last seen on Aug. 7 at the Tsiigehtchic ferry crossing. He was reported missing Aug. 9.

NorthWhile there is no national tracking, a review of media reports reveals that the suspension of birthing services and unit closures have been an issue in recent years in Canada, especially in smaller communities. Advocate sees role for midwives to play in fixing N. W. T.'s fragile systemNiles Niemuth · CBC News · Posted: Aug 19, 2026 2:26 PM EDT | Last Updated: August 19Listen to this articleEstimated 4 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. The Inuvik Regional Hospital, pictured in May 2021. Labour and delivery services at the hospital have been temporarily suspended once again. (Mackenzie Scott/CBC)Labour and delivery services have been suspended at Inuvik Regional Hospital due to a shortage of doctors The suspension is expected to last through Sunday, with patients redirected to Yellowknife. However, a public notice from the Northwest Territories Health and Social Services Authority says it could last longer. Dr.

Crude oil prices ticked higher earlier today, extending gains from Tuesday as traders continued to worry about the stability of flows out of the Middle East. At the time of writing, Brent crude was trading at $110.30 per barrel, with West Texas Intermediate at $99.12 per barrel, both up by over 1% from Tuesday. The latest inventory report out of the U. S. contributed to the bullish sentiment with another sizable draw estimated for last week. The rally also comes despite a Wall Street Journal report from Tuesday that said oil flows out of the Middle East had topped pre-war levels in the week to October 18, running at a daily average of 24 million barrels. The report cited data from Kpler, which Reuters had cited in a separate report as estimating Hormuz flows specifically at 8.5 million barrels daily, because of intensified Iranian attacks. For the WSJ report, the Hormuz flows were estimated at 14 million barrels daily.

Tech mogul says tie-up has a ‘lot of merit’, given firms’ complementary work on AI. Elon Musk has revealed that SpaceX and Tesla are exploring a possible merger, a tie-up that would create a corporate colossus worth more than $3 trillion. Musk said on Tuesday that his two largest companies had established special committees to explore a merger. Recommended Stories list of 4 itemslist 1 of 4NATO to send additional patrol planes to Black Sea after drone attackslist 2 of 4Moment plane crashes on a busy highway in the USlist 3 of 4King Charles welcomes Omani sultan, hails peace efforts in UK state visitlist 4 of 4One year on: Has Kenya’s opposition lost its way without Raila Odinga?end of listThe SpaceX and Tesla CEO said the idea had a “lot of merit”, given the companies’ complementary work on artificial intelligence, but the committees had not come to any agreement on a proposal. “They’ve got to come up with something, and then that’s got to be put to the shareholders as a vote,” Musk said on a SpaceX earnings call.

In its third-quarter earnings report release on Tuesday, streaming giant Netflix beat many expectations, but still delivered some unwanted news to investors: viewer metrics, especially in the United States, could be better. In the report, the company reported its slowest revenue increase in years, and also revised its outlook for the year, particularly upsetting investors by saying that it is now expecting $2.7 billion in ad revenue instead of the previously projected $3 billion. Netflix’s position as the leading subscription-based streaming service worldwide has done little to quell investor fears that it is losing viewers to the likes of YouTube and TikTok. Its stock was down more than 40% this past year, per WSJ. The slide began when Netflix announced its now-failed intention to buy Warner Bros. Discovery, which is now a part of David Ellison’s Skydance instead. The latest earnings report didn’t necessarily help that downward trend by sending the stock down almost 6%. Going into the report, investors were already worried about viewer metrics, and specifically something called view hours growth, the amount of time viewers spend watching stuff on Netflix.