While a focus of Oct. 19 has been on the question whether Alberta should hold a referendum on separating from Canada, there are several other questions Premier Danielle Smith is putting to residents. Some revolve around immigration, while others are constitutional reforms Smith is asking the province to consider.Here are the questions the premier is sending to a provincewide vote on Oct. 19.Question 1: Do you support the government of Alberta taking increased control over immigration for the purposes of decreasing immigration to more sustainable levels, prioritizing economic migration and giving Albertans first priority on new employment opportunities?What you need…
They had to go! Four runaway portable toilets were spotted rolling across a parking lot in Metlife Stadium in New Jersey on Sunday as wicked nor’easter winds tore through the Garden State. “Heads up!” a man is heard yelling in the footage as the johns barreled into another man’s path outside the stadium. The to-go bathrooms eventually came to a stop, video posted by Vintage.NewJersey on X shows. Read the full article here
As the lights of their small bakery flicker on in the early morning darkness, Kevin and Sandrine Luce’s oven is already cranked up to 270 degrees Celsius (518 degrees Fahrenheit) to give their latest batch of baguettes a crunchy crust. When the couple first fired up the oven in their store in Saint-Just-en-Chaussée, a small town about 90 kilometers (55 miles) north of Paris, in March, they paid 2,230 euros ($2,540) for 2,000 liters (528 gallons) of the heating oil that it burns. Last week, they spent almost the same amount on just 1,200 liters (317 gallons). Fuel prices that…
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Justin Verlander was overcome with emotion when his 7-year-old daughter, Genevieve, ran toward him on the pitchers’ mound after his last Detroit Tigers baseball game. “I had no clue. I was totally blindsided,” Verlander, 43, told reporters after the September, September 26, game against the Pittsburgh Pirates. “It hit me like a ton of bricks, that was amazing. I was sobbing and had to make sure she understood I was happy.” Saturday’s game marked the final time that Verlander, who shares Genevieve and 15-month-old son Bellamy with wife Kate Upton, started in an MLB game. (The Tigers ultimately defeated the…
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Sometimes, you need a little laugh or two. In 2026, you probably need some chuckles and maybe a big, hearty guffaw. Relax, Watch With Us has got you. We’ve whipped up a list of the best comedy movies streaming on Hulu right now. The fall season means school is back in session, and who wouldn’t want to enroll in the School of Rock with Jack Black as your music teacher? Once school is over, we suggest you sit back and watch Pineapple Express, a stoner comedy starring Seth Rogen and James Franco that will lift your spirits high, if you…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Supreme Court will soon hear oral arguments in a case out of Alaska that centers around an airplane, a six-pack of beer and an amendment to the Constitution that traces its history back centuries as a legal expert lays out the potential impact of the ruling to Fox News Digital.”Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted,” the Eighth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution states.That amendment is at the heart of a case that will be heard by the Supreme Court in December,…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump said Saturday that 25,000 people were killed last month and another 32,000 the month before in the war between Ukraine and Russia”Last month, 25,000 people died in the Ukraine-Russia war, okay? 25,000,” he told reporters on the White House lawn Saturday.”The month before that, 32,000 people died … mostly soldiers, 97% soldiers. But whether they’re soldiers or civilians, think of it: 32,000. Two months ago, 33,000 people; this month, 25,000 people died. What a shame,” he added.PUTIN UNLEASHES NEW FURY ON UKRAINE AS REPORT EXPOSES FEAR HANGING OVER WAR’S…
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Former NFL star Brian Urlacher is pulling no punches when discussing former quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s headline-making 2016 national anthem protest. “Politics — I didn’t even know what I was [politically] back then,” Urlacher, a legendary linebacker for the Chicago Bears who competed in the NFL for 13 seasons before his 2013 retirement, said while appearing on OutKick Sport’s “The Craig Carton Show.” “I didn’t care, man… You can’t have the racial divide in the locker room,” the Hall of Famer, 48, continued. “It’s just not going to work. If you do, your team is going to be s***.” Urlacher went…
