Teacher, nurse, police officer: What traditional middle-class jobs pay in Minnesota

Political signs are posted on a rural road in Wainwright, Alta., on Monday, Oct. 19, 2026. (AP Photo/Ty O'Neil). First Nations in Alberta are celebrating the win for the pro-Canada side in Monday’s referendum — but they’re also raising concerns about a shortage of ballots in their communities.

Another surprising piece of news: Xaverian QB Will Wood flipped his commitment from Penn State to Boston College. Read more here. Now let’s talk playoff football. Domenic Busa and Newton North would get the final Division 1 playoff spot if the season ended today. Sidharth Sahni/Newton North High SchoolWith two weeks left in the football regular season, it’s time to consider playoff positioning. This year, the MIAA is still operating under the format where the top 16 teams in each of eight divisions qualify based on power ratings — a combination of margin of victory and opponent’s power rating (essentially strength of schedule); three wins and seven games are required. (The Super 8 begins in 2027.)Let’s explore the teams on bubble:Division 1: This field is nearly set. New Bedford (5-1, 9.765 rating) appears a lock at No. 15. No. 16 BC High (1-5, 8.977) must win its final two games, a tough task against Xaverian and St. John’s (Shrewsbury). If that doesn’t happen, it leaves room for No. 17 Newton North (5-1, 6.496) if the Tigers can hold off No. 18 Shrewsbury (2-4, 5.929) and No. 19 Taunton (3-3, 5.636). No. 8 Xaverian and No. 14 Methuen need one more win.

The Democrat running for U.S. Senate said in a 2016 Minnesota House committee hearing that she “graduated Phi Beta Kappa.”

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OTTAWA — The Liberal government says while its proposed digital safety legislation might affect freedom of expression, the bill itself is consistent with the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Bill C-34 would ban social media access for kids under 16 and experts have warned it is likely to face a constitutional challenge.

The count continues for Elections Alberta, as it works to get the unofficial results done and reported to Albertans. Election officials are still confident it can be done in the 48 hours required.