If you want to live in a good southeast Calgary location without paying top‑end prices, Acadia is one of the better places to look. It’s an older area with: Solid 1960s–1970s homes Real yards and garages Good access to roads, transit, and shopping You won’t find “cheap” in Calgary anymore, but you can still find affordable compared...

Le PSG s'est inclin domicile en Ligue 1 pour la premire fois de la saison ce vendredi soir en ouverture de la 25e journe de championnat contre l'AS Monaco (1-3). Un coup d'arrt qui arrive au pire moment cinq jours de recevoir Chelsea en Ligue des champions mais qui n'inquite pas plus que a l'entraneur parisien Luis Enrique.

Phoenix Raceway (Avondale, Ariz.) As Joey Logano stood on pit road during the final INDYCAR practice Friday, he marveled at what he was seeing ... and hearing. "They're going really fast, number one," Logano told me. "They're a little quieter than what our race cars are like. "The biggest things you notice is just the culture difference. The way they have things set up, the way they prepare for their practice, and what they look at. Those type of things are just a little bit different than what we do. Im interested to see the race and kind of see their strategies and how they play their race out." [WHAT TO KNOW: INDYCAR, NASCAR Take Center Stage for Desert Double] The Team Penske driver will join the FOX Sports booth for the 250-lap INDYCAR race Saturday at the 1-mile oval as part of the Desert Double weekend. INDYCAR kicks off a Saturday doubleheader with INDYCAR and the OReilly Series, and then the Cup Series races Sunday. Logano will go from Cup qualifying Saturday morning to the booth for the 250-lap INDYCAR race (3 p.m. ET, FOX). The three-time Cup champion will then race Sunday in the 312-lap event (3 p.m. ET, FS1). "There's not much the same from an INDYCAR to a Cup car," Logano said. "That's what makes this weekend so special. You have two completely different things. So if you're a race fan, where else can you go and see two completely different things within a day of each other? "The cars themselves. I mean, look at theirs. Theyre small, right? Like, look at how low they are. Tires are huge, the amount of downforce they have is ridiculous. All those things together is what makes their speed just ridiculous." [Josef Newgarden's Odds to Beat Alex Palou at Phoenix] The INDYCAR drivers turn laps at about six seconds and 40 mph faster than Cup cars. "I was talking with McLaughlin before the week started here, and he's, like, You guys just kind of cover the break a little bit? I'm like, No, bro, like, we're on the binders as hard as we can. We're downshifting, it's a lot of brake.' "And he was in disbelief because they're pinned all the way around, almost at least. They're right at it. So it's kind of crazy to hear the differences in driving." Team Penske driver David Malukas won the pole Friday for the INDYCAR race, setting an early standard for the organization that has both of its INDYCAR and NASCAR operations under one roof in North Carolina. [Will Tyler Reddick Make it Four in a Row?] "Theres a friendly rivalry," Logano said. "We all have fun with each other. We want to see them win. ... Its fun to root them on and Im sure theyll have fun, too, rooting from our end, too." While both series have competed on the same weekend, this is the first time on an oval. The practice Logano watched was the second of the day, in addition to qualifying, with a couple of hours between for adjustments. "They're very surprised when we say, Yeah, we got like, you know, 20 minutes and we go qualify, that's what we get. And a lot of the [INDYCAR] drivers are in disbelief when they hear that. "They obviously are used to a lot of practice. We used to have this. Im OK doing what were doing."

After the T20 World Cup semi-final loss, Brendon McCullum said he loves the coaching job and stated that England have achieved "some really cool things" over the last few years.

The action heats up on Saturday night from Las Vegas and there's plenty of ways to get in on it

One of the more notable stories at the NHL trade deadline was not a trade that happened but a trade that did not happen. Defenseman Colton Parayko of St. Albert, Alberta blocked a trade that would have seen him moved from the St. Louis Blues to the Buffalo Sabres. The Sabres did acquire three players at the trade deadline in deals with the Winnipeg Jets and New York Rangers. Let us see who they acquired. Sam Carrick Oct 28, 2025; Vancouver, British Columbia, CAN; New York Rangers forward Sam Carrick (39) during a stop in play against the Vancouver Canucks in the second period at Rogers Arena. Mandatory Credit: Bob Frid-Imagn ImagesCarrick of Markham, Ontario was traded from the New York Rangers to the Sabres for a third and sixth round pick in 2026. Carrick is joining his sixth NHL franchise after two seasons with the Toronto Maple Leafs, six seasons with the Anaheim Ducks, one season with the Edmonton Oilers and two seasons with the New York Rangers. In 60 games with the Rangers this season, Carrick has four goals and six assists for 10 points. He is a -2 with 53 penalty minutes, one shorthanded point, 56 shots on goal, 214 faceoff wins, 29 blocked shots, 86 hits, 10 takeaways and 24 giveaways. Carricks shorthanded point came in a 6-1 Rangers win over the Pittsburgh Penguins on October 11. Carrick set up Mika Zibanejad of Huddinge, Sweden at 7:40 of the first period to open the scoring. Logan Stanley Mar 3, 2026; Winnipeg, Manitoba, CAN; Winnipeg Jets defenseman Logan Stanley (64) skates away from Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Artyom Levshunov (55) during the first period at Canada Life Centre. Mandatory Credit: Terrence Lee-Imagn ImagesStanley had nine goals and 12 assists for 21 points in 59 games. He is a -2 with 99 penalty minutes, and 96 hits. Ironically, you could make the genuine argument that Stanley is a better defensive minded blueliner than Parayko. The Blues have struggled even more than the Jets this season. One of the top defensemen on the Blues who deserves some of the criticism happens to be Parayko, who is a -14 and only one goal this season. Parayko also only has 67 hits, which are 29 fewer hits than Stanley. Luke SchennOct 11, 2025; Winnipeg, Manitoba, CAN; Los Angeles Kings left wing Jeff Malott (39) and Winnipeg Jets defenseman Luke Schenn (5) fight during the first period at Canada Life Centre. Mandatory Credit: James Carey Lauder-Imagn ImagesSchenn is joining his 10th NHL franchise after previously playing for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Philadelphia Flyers, Vancouver Canucks, Arizona Coyotes, Nashville Predators, Tampa Bay Lightning, Winnipeg Jets, Los Angeles Kings and Anaheim Ducks. In 46 games, Schenn had one goal and six assists for seven points. Schenn and Stanley were traded from the Jets to the Sabres for right winger Isak Rosen, defenseman Jacob Bryson, a fourth round pick in 2026 and a second round pick in 2027. Enjoy free coverage of the top news & trending stories on The Big LeadNFL:5 most overrated NFL free agents hitting the market in 2026MLB:What drug did Jurickson Profar take? MLB announces PED useSPORTS MEDIA:Stephen A. Smith bashes underwhelming NBA star as food addictVIRAL:NBC delivers epic nostalgia with Throwback Tuesday NBA broadcastWORLD CUP:Will Iran compete in the 2026 World Cup? Donald Trump weighs inWNBA:Players, union leaders divided, claims letter from 2-time MVP and 4-time All-StarThe post Three players traded to Sabres at the deadline after Parayko rejection appeared first on The Big Lead.

North Carolina star freshman Caleb Wilson will miss the remainder of the season after breaking his right thumb during practice, the school announced.

The Canadian Para alpine skier, alongside his guide Sierra Smith, has quickly made a name for himself on the international stage.Now, as he sets his sights on his first Paralympic Games in Milano Cortina 2026, Erikssons name is already among the medal contenders.

A back nine collapse ruined Adam Scotts day as Daniel Berger opened up a substantial lead in the second round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Floridas challenging Bay Hill course.

Here Daily Mail Sport assesses who could stay and who could go this summer if Spurs are relegated for the first time in 49 years...