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One day after Alberta voters rejected the idea of pursuing separation from Canada, Premier Danielle Smith said the turnout was a historic and a powerful testimony of the passion Albertans feel for the country and province. “Yesterday, Albertans made their choice. Today, we begin the next chapter,” the premier said in a speech that was broadcast Tuesday night during airtime paid for by the Alberta government. “Let us move forward not as a people divided by how we voted yesterday, but as neighbours, friends, Albertans and Canadians. Let us treat one another with respect and compassion. Let us stand proudly for this province.”The outcome of the referendum‘s separatism question mirrors more than half a year of polling, which since the beginning of 2026 consistently showed about 70 per cent of Albertans wanted the province to remain in Canada. Story continues below advertisement

KANKAKEE, Ill. (WLS) -- Illinois' 2nd Congressional District is diverse in many ways. It runs south from Chicago's South Side through the south suburbs to Kankakee and to Danville. It has been represented by Democrat Robin Kelly since 2012, but she left office for an unsuccessful run for Senate. ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watchAnd the district that hugs the Indiana border going south could be important as Republicans try to hold on to a thin majority in the midterms. Democrat Donna Miller won the primary, beating candidates including Jesse Jackson Jr., who previously represented the district. She is a Cook County commissioner and a former healthcare executive. "Experience matters and being able to get things done matter. I think knowing how government works is important," Miller said. Miller lives in the south suburbs and shares that her family history goes back to a small family farm in Champaign County. "We have a competitive farm industry here in Illinois, and they should be competing not only here within the United States, but even on a global level," Miller said. Republican Mike Noack lives in a small town, west of Kankakee.

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Calgary·NewAs part of a televised address aired Tuesday night, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said her government is committed to pursuing reforms as part of a mandate delivered by Albertans on referendum night. Alberta NDP leader says referendum comes at a 'tremendous' costJoel Dryden · CBC News · Posted: Oct 20, 2026 8:45 PM EDT | Last Updated: 11 minutes agoListen 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. Premier Danielle Smith addresses Albertans after historic referendum14 minutes ago|Duration 12:04Alberta Premier Danielle Smith addresses the province in a pre-recorded speech the day after a historic referendum with projected results showing a majority of voters choosing to remain in Canada. As of Tuesday evening, votes were still being tallied on the other referendum questions on immigration and constitutional issues.

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WESTWOOD, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Retired medical school professor Federico Kalinec was given just months to live after a devastating cancer diagnosis. Fourteen years later, he's helping others in the same fight. "I was given originally two months, three months to live, and it's already been 14 years," Kalinec said. In 2012, Kalinec was diagnosed with a pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor, or PNET. It's the same rare form of pancreatic cancer that took the life of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. For Kalinec, the warning signs were immediate. "I had jaundice. I was yellow," he said. The tumor was pressing on his biliary duct. Even worse, the cancer had spread to multiple organs. "You have a metastasis in your pancreas, your spleen, your stomach, your liver," Kalinec said. At UCLA, surgeons fought back, removing his pancreas and part of his stomach. It kept the disease at bay for years until it returned in 2020. But this time, Kalinec's timing was impeccable. "One year before, a new treatment was approved by the FDA," Kalinec said. The new treatment is called peptide receptor radionuclide therapy, or PRRT.