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Oct 21, 2025 British Columbia is luring American healthcare workers amidst political uncertainty. Japan makes history by electing its first female prime minister, facing significant challenges ahead. Inflation data is on the way, impacting upcoming decisions by the Bank of Canada. The Toronto Blue Jays make a triumphant return to the World Series, marking a 32-year wait. U.S. Vice President JD Vance lands in Israel as tensions persist over a fragile ceasefire. Meanwhile, Nicolas Sarkozy begins a prison term for campaign finance violations, and New Delhi grapples with severe air pollution following Diwali.
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Blue Jays' Historic Game 7 Moment
- The Blue Jays clinched the ALCS and reached the World Series for the first time since 1993 after George Springer's three-run homer in Game 7.
- Players and fans celebrated wildly, calling it a seminal moment in Toronto sports history.
Growth Has Overtaken Inflation Worries
- Inflation in Canada sits at 1.9 percent but growth concerns have overtaken inflation as the primary economic worry amid a trade war and falling exports.
- The Bank of Canada cut rates already and markets expect another cut next week despite potential upticks in inflation.
Calgary Mayor Concedes Amid Tight Race
- Jyoti Gondek conceded defeat in Calgary's municipal election after placing third while the mayoral race remained too close to call.
- Gondek cited voter fatigue, affordability struggles, and online vitriol as factors in her loss.