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Wednesday, October 28
- Science & Nature
Joshua Kutryk set for first spacewalk as Canadarm2 helps install new solar arrays
The Canadian Space Agency astronaut and NASA's Anil Menon are scheduled to work outside the International Space Station on Thursday. A second spacewalk is planned for Nov. 5.
- Sports
Gogolev manages foot issue as Skate Canada International comes to Kelowna
Canada has three entries in each discipline at the second Grand Prix event of the season, with competition at Prospera Place from Friday to Sunday.
- Sports
Fowler makes 46 saves as Canadiens blank Blues; Jets and Senators lose
Montreal won its third straight game. Winnipeg is winless in six after a 5-1 loss to Florida, and Ottawa fell 4-1 in Vegas.
- Sports
Canucks score three late, win in OT to snap 10-game losing streak
Jonathan Lekkerimaki scored twice in 49 seconds with the net empty before Filip Hronek won it on a 5-on-3 power play.
- Sports
Rays beat Brewers 4-3 to stay alive in the World Series
Milwaukee still leads 3-1. Game 5 is Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET, on Sportsnet in Canada.
Tuesday, October 27
- Arts & Culture
Meet the five acts competing to be Canada's first Eurovision entrant
Talk, Rêve, Tyler Shaw, William Cloutier and Josiane were chosen from 325 applications. Canadians can vote until Nov. 5.
- Sports
Bombers visit Argonauts, Riders head to B.C. in CFL division semi-finals
Both games are Saturday, Oct. 31. The winners play in Montreal and Edmonton a week later, with the 113th Grey Cup in Calgary on Nov. 15.
- Life & Travel
B.C. skips Sunday's time change as Whistler Blackcomb plans a later lift start
Clocks won't move in B.C., Alberta or Manitoba on Nov. 1. Whistler Blackcomb is aiming to open Nov. 20, with lifts starting at 9 a.m. until mid-January.
- Science & Nature
Yukon photographer films caribou carrying a dead rival locked in its antlers
Peter Mather found the two bulls while filming the rut south of Whitehorse for a caribou recovery project.
- Life & Travel
Royal Agricultural Winter Fair returns Nov. 6 with twin Angora goats as ambassadors
The fair's 104th edition runs for 10 days at Toronto's Exhibition Place, with the Royal Horse Show, a Western Day rodeo and an expanded holiday market.
- Sports
Gridin scores twice as Flames beat Maple Leafs for fourth straight win
Auston Matthews became the fastest player in Toronto history to reach 800 points, but the Leafs lost Kirill Marchenko to injury.
Monday, October 26
- Canada
Horse-drawn carriage rides remain a tradition in several Canadian cities
Tours still run in Victoria, Vancouver, Quebec City and Charlottetown, as New York moves to end its rides by 2028.
- Life & Travel
Glowing pumpkin trails head into Halloween week from Morrisburg to Saskatoon
PumpkInferno marks its 15th season at Upper Canada Village and, like Saskatoon's Pumpkins After Dark, runs until Oct. 31.
Wednesday, October 21
- Life & Travel
Sun Peaks saves last winter's snow to open race training early
Insulated blankets kept up to 80 per cent of three giant snow piles through summer. About 8,000 racers are expected from Nov. 6.
Friday, October 9
- Arts & Culture
Toronto's first International Fado Festival brings Portuguese saudade to sold-out halls
The three-weekend festival in Toronto and Mississauga paired local fadistas with stars from Portugal.
