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Alberta Records First Flu Fatality as Health Officials Brace for Challenging Season

                           Albertans can start booking their seasonal immunization appointments starting Oct. 10.  Alberta has reported its first influenza-related death of the 2025–26 flu season , marking a sobering start to what health experts warn could be a difficult few months ahead. The province’s respiratory virus dashboard confirmed that a person in their 60s living in the central zone died from influenza complications. Last year’s flu season was the deadliest in more than a decade , with 237 Albertans losing their lives and more than 3,700 requiring hospitalization. This year, officials say the timing of the first death is consistent with previous seasons, but early indicators suggest the virus is spreading quickly. Already, more than 100 people have been hospitalized , including eight patients admitted to intensive care. Dr. James Talbot, Alberta’s former chief medical officer of health, not...
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Ontario PCs Secure Third Majority Government Amid Economic Uncertainty

 

In a historic victory, Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives have clinched their third consecutive majority government in Ontario. This marks the first time in over 50 years that a party has achieved such a feat in the province. Ford's campaign focused heavily on addressing economic uncertainties, particularly those stemming from the United States. Despite falling short of the increased majority he sought, the PCs' win underscores their continued dominance in Ontario politics.

The opposition parties, including the NDP and Liberals, faced significant challenges throughout the campaign. The NDP is set to form the official Opposition, while the Liberals are poised to regain official party status with at least 12 seats. Ford's victory speech emphasized his commitment to protecting Ontario from external economic threats and continuing his administration's policies.

This election result solidifies Doug Ford's position as one of Ontario's most successful premiers, joining the ranks of leaders like Bill Davis and Leslie Frost. The PCs' ability to secure a third majority demonstrates their strong voter base and effective campaign strategy.



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