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Updated: 2 hours agoAdd Us On GoogleAdd as a preferred source on GoogleEarly voting began Monday in Connecticut, with voters casting ballots in local races and the race for governor. This is the third year of early voting in the state. NewsChanges being made to school maintenance plans in New HavenUpdated: 55 minutes agoChanges being made to school maintenance plans in New HavenNewsNew exclusive poll shows Lamont with lead over Fazio at crucial point in campaignUpdated: 55 minutes agoNew exclusive poll shows Lamont with lead over Fazio at crucial point in campaignNewsUConn women's basketball team to play second exhibition game against TexasUpdated: 55 minutes agoUConn women's basketball team to play second exhibition game against TexasNewsVoters in Norwich head to the polls to take advantage of early votingUpdated: 55 minutes agoVoters in Norwich head to the polls to take advantage of early votingNewsPolling shows Lamont has the edge over FazioUpdated: 55 minutes agoPolling shows Lamont has the edge over FazioNewsUConn women taking on Texas in exhibition matchupUpdated: 55 minutes agoUConn women taking on Texas in exhibition matchup

Republican gubernatorial candidate Ryan Fazio sat down with Dennis House on “This Week in Connecticut” ahead of News 8’s live debate and the upcoming Election Day.

East Hartford police are investigating after a man's body was found in the Connecticut River Saturday.

Montreal firefighters responded to a fire at a three-storey building in the Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighbourhood on Monday evening. About 150 firefighters were called to the scene. Firefighters received a call around 9 p.m. about a fire near the intersection of Rue du Frère-André and Rue Coronet. The fire began at the back of the building, which […] The post 150 Montreal firefighters respond to three-alarm blaze in CDN-NDG appeared first on CityNews Montreal .

A United Conservative Party politician who promoted a petition pushing for a referendum on separation says he will not seek re-election. Red Deer-South MLA Jason Stephan said in a statement released Monday evening that he sought to “speak the truth as best as I understand it” because his “duty is to seek freedom and prosperity for Alberta.”Stephan, who served as parliamentary secretary for constitutional affairs in Premier Danielle Smith’s government, promoted a petition earlier this year that pushed for a referendum on separation. Albertans overwhelmingly rejected the idea of holding a formal referendum on separation Monday, with around 76 per cent voting to remain part of Canada. “Canada could be the most free and prosperous nation on earth, but it is not,” Stephan said in his statement, which cited Texas as having a larger gross domestic product than Canada. Story continues below advertisement