Boil-water advisory, lane closures remain in effect in Eagle Ridge due to water main repairs

A boil water advisory for about 100 homes in the southwest community of Eagle Ridge and Heritage Park remains in effect Monday, the city of Calgary tells CityNews. The project is also impacting a major traffic route.

Here & NowHere and Now with Sandra Bookman airs Sundays at Noon on Channel 7, WABC-TV in New York City. This week on Here and Now, we pay tribute to two music legends who recently died and meet a vocalist preparing for a milestone performance. WABCTuesday, October 20, 2026 4:25PMNEW YORK (WABC) -- This week on Here and Now, we pay tribute to two music legends who recently died and meet a vocalist preparing for a milestone performance. Celebrating Freddie JacksonHis smooth voice was synonymous with the "Quiet Storm" format on the radio, and his romantic ballads are unforgettable. R&B and soul singer Freddie Jackson recently died, just three days after his 70th birthday. Tony Award winner Melba Moore and powerhouse vocalist Alyson Williams joined the show to share their memories of Jackson and the special bond they had with him. C. Anthony Bryant Brings "Audacity" to Joe's PubFrom gospel to jazz, acclaimed vocalist, composer, and storyteller C. Anthony Bryant sings it all. On October 25, he makes his debut at the Public Theater's Joe's Pub with Audacity: A Villain's Songbook.

The FBI conducted a search at a Sudbury location on Tuesday as part of a federal criminal probe, officials said. The investigation was focused on a stretch of Beechwood Avenue, police in Sudbury said in a statement. “Earlier this morning, the Sudbury Police Department assisted the FBI by closing Beechwood Ave, between Willis Lake and Great Lake,” police said just after 8:30 a.m. “This was a federal criminal investigation and Sudbury PD has no information pertaining to the facts of this case. We can confirm there is no danger to the public.”An FBI spokesperson said the bureau “is on scene conducting court-authorized activity. At this time, we don’t have any additional information to provide.”This breaking news story will be updated when they release more information. Travis Andersen can be reached at travis.andersen@globe.com.

The US government is set to announce the certification of Boeing’s 737 Max 10 jet Tuesday after years of delays, a Transportation Department official told The Associated Press. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy plans to announce the decision on Tuesday afternoon during a visit to Boeing’s manufacturing plant in Everett, Washington, the official said. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the certification ahead of the announcement. The 737 Max 10, which can have up to 230 seats, was introduced at the Paris air show in 2017 to help Boeing compete with rival Airbus. But a series of technical and safety-related concerns slowed the certification of the largest version of Boeing’s 737 Max. FAA authorization would clear the way for Boeing to begin delivering the Max 10 to airline customers. The company has said it expects to make the first deliveries in 2027. Get Power PlayA twice-weekly dive into the power players and moves driving business in Massachusetts, authored by long-time business columnists Shirley Leung and Jon Chesto.

The military let training continue at CFB Wainwright on Saturday even though a fire had been burning on the base since noon and forecasts had already warned of high winds, dry conditions and an approaching cold front. Hours later, a grass fire overtook soldiers during a live-fire exercise at the base, about 200 kilometres southeast of Edmonton, killing four members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) and injuring 39, 19 of them critically. The military says a sudden shift in wind turned a fire it believed was contained into a deadly one. “The fire was a kilometre away when the wind shifted. It is not normal for a fire to move a kilometre in 30 to 60 seconds,” said Maj.-Gen. Wade Rutland, commander of the 1st Canadian Division. But satellite imagery reviewed by Global News and weather records reveal warning signs around four hours before the blaze expanded. Story continues below advertisement