Alberta’s Next Chapter: About three-quarters of voters rejected starting a path to separation. Premier Danielle Smith says she won’t call another separation vote while in office, but plans to pursue greater provincial control over immigration and other matters. Mark Carney called the result a win for national unity, though the grievances behind the vote remain. Quebec Politics: Premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is set to be sworn in and unveil his cabinet, returning the Parti Québécois to power after more than a decade. Cancer Care: Ontario’s revised rules sharply limit public funding for cancer treatments unavailable in the province, disappointing patients seeking urgent care abroad or at home. Nunavut Resources: A federal minister told MPs cabinet could cancel existing mineral rights under proposed legislation, but gave no definition of the national interest that would trigger it and no guarantee of compensation. Ontario Gambling: Problem gambling has risen and gambling-related suicides have tripled since the province expanded online casinos and sports betting in 2022, according to a CBC report. Toronto Mayoral Race: A new poll puts Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford in a statistical dead heat, days before the election.