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Good evening. I'm Lucy with The Northern Current, for Sunday, October twenty-fifth.

British Columbia's preliminary election count has the Conservatives leading in sixty-four ridings, compared with twenty-seven for the New Democrats and two for the Greens. Elections BC cautions that these are preliminary results. The final count begins November sixth.

In Ottawa, First Nations representatives are scheduled to meet the Prime Minister and premiers tomorrow. The Assembly of First Nations says the meeting is intended to support dialogue and establish shared priorities.

On Canada's international agenda, Montreal will host the Canada–European Union summit on October twenty-ninth and thirtieth, with Prime Minister Mark Carney and the presidents of the European Council and European Commission.

Here in Hamilton, municipal voting is tomorrow, from ten in the morning until eight at night. You can vote at any voting location in your own ward. Bring identification showing your name and home address. A voter information card isn't required.

In basketball, tonight’s matchup sends the Toronto Raptors to Minnesota.

I'm Lucy. This is The Northern Current.

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