Alberta: remaining in Canada leads by a wide margin in unofficial results
Over 1.26 million votes to remain, versus about 406,000 to start the process toward another referendum.
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Updated at 06:25 AM ET · Quebec time
Over 1.26 million votes to remain, versus about 406,000 to start the process toward another referendum.
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October 20 edition: one new report on Canadian inflation; three updates on Alberta’s unofficial results, the Wainwright investigation and election charges in California. Six reports are carried forward with their original dates.

Over 1.26 million votes to remain, versus about 406,000 to start the process toward another referendum.
Read the article ↗Unofficial results checked October 20 at 6:02 a.m. Toronto time.
ResultsRemaining in Canada leads the unofficial count. [7]
ReactionSmith welcomes the initial results. [8]
ProcedureOfficial announcement scheduled for October 29. [5]

Gasoline price growth accelerates while grocery price growth slows.
Read the article ↗September data released October 19.
PricesAnnual inflation rises from 3.0% to 3.1%. [1]
EnergyGasoline drives the headline acceleration. [1]
RatesCore measures offer another perspective. [2]

The October 18 toll was four dead and 39 injured; the fire’s origin remains undetermined.
Read the article ↗Updated October 20 with October 19 investigation details; October 18 casualty figures retained.
CasualtiesFour deaths and 39 injuries confirmed October 18. [1]
CareNineteen people in critical condition, according to officials. [2]
InvestigationThe circumstances are under review; no final findings announced. [3]

Joly invokes the Investment Canada Act; Stelco denies breaching its commitments.
Read the article ↗Carried forward October 20. Joly’s October 16 remarks; options under review, with no nationalization confirmed.
OptionsJoly raises legal remedies and possible nationalization. [13]
CourtThe law provides for orders under specified conditions. [14]
DisputeStelco denies breaching its commitments. [10]

Long-term funding for other care remains under discussion.
Read the article ↗Carried forward October 20. October 16 meeting and commitments.
MedicinesC$500 million in annual funding maintained. [1]
Other careA one-year extension of separate funding. [2]
Next stepAnother meeting planned before the end of 2026. [1]

Eleven arrests announced October 19; the charges remain to be proved.
Read the article ↗Updated October 20 with October 19 charges; no conviction established.
Charges28 people charged; 11 arrests announced, without convictions. [8]
ResponseThe data and methodology are disputed. [2]
RightsNaturalized citizens could be wrongly flagged. [3]

The energy secretary defends the deal October 18; the waivers remain those in the October 16 order.
Read the article ↗Carried forward October 20. October 16 order and Chris Wright’s October 18 defense of the deal.
RationaleWright invokes an incentive to reduce Russia’s war effort. [17]
SanctionsGraham Act waivers; earlier measures preserved. [14]
ForecastInventory replenishment remains uncertain before the second half of 2027. [11]

Gasoline contributes heavily to the monthly price increase.
Read the article ↗Carried forward October 20. September data released October 14.
MeasurementTwo time frames: monthly and annual. [1]
HouseholdsRising prices weigh on budgets. [2]
RatesAn expectation is not a decision. [2]

Social Security and SSI follow different payment schedules.
Read the article ↗Carried forward October 20. October 14 announcement of an increase for 2027.
TimingEffective dates vary by program. [1]
CalculationCPI-W is the reference index. [2]
ComparisonThe previous adjustment was 2.8%. [2]

Abbas Araghchi’s October 18 statement; no reopening agreement is confirmed.
Read the article ↗Carried forward October 20. Araghchi’s October 18 remarks; conditional proposal, no agreement confirmed.
Iranian proposalAraghchi keeps the offer open October 18. [22]
Limits of corroborationPublic remarks do not establish a deal. [14]
Energy contextThe cited figures are forecasts from September 9. [3]
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