40 Liberal Party Lawmakers Sworn In as Official Opposition
Forty newly elected Quebec Liberal Party members were sworn in on 19 October 2026, enabling the party to serve as the official opposition after a strong election showing.

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Forty newly elected Quebec Liberal Party members were sworn in on 19 October 2026, enabling the party to serve as the official opposition after a strong election showing.
A downtown Montreal protest on October 17 denounced police misconduct and backed French student demonstrators, reacting to recent allegations against two officers.
Protesters gathered at Philadelphia election offices on Oct. 19 for the fourth No Kings demonstration opposing the Trump administration.
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Police are hunting a green sedan driver accused of pointing a gun at eighth‑graders on a school bus returning from a field trip in New Hanover Township on Oct. 16.
A council hearing on Oct. 19 will examine a bill mandating cooling‑tower owners to report lower Legionella levels, a move prompted by recent deadly outbreaks in New York City.