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Alberta's Tourism and Sport Minister Joseph Schow said that it was a burden 'too high for the province to bear'

Canadian province follows Australia's suit, cancels bid to host 2030 Commonwealth Games

Canadian province decided to cancel its bid to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games due to rising costs.

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Alberta's Tourism and Sport Minister Joseph Schow said that it was a burden 'too high for the province to bear'

Canadian province decided to cancel its bid to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games due to rising costs.
A joint bid was being considered by the Canadian province, centred around the cities of Edmonton and Calgary. The bill was estimated at 2.7 billion Canadian dollars.
However, Alberta's Tourism and Sport Minister Joseph Schow said that it was a burden 'too high for the province to bear'.
This development happened less than a month after Australia decided to pull out of hosting the 2026 games in Victoria due to budget constraints.

Murray's US Open comeback has a premature end

Canadian prodigy Felix Auger-Aliassime&nbsp;knocks out the 2012 champion in round 2.

Andy Murray&rsquo;s US Open comeback came to a premature end as he went down&nbsp;to Canadian prodigy Felix Auger-Aliassime&nbsp;in the 2nd round on Thursday. The 2012 US Open winner was playing his&nbsp;first grand slam singles tournament since career-saving hip surgery in January 2019 and was handed a straight sets 6-2, 6-3, 6-4 defeat. After a&nbsp;gruelling 5 setter in the opening round, Murray looked rusty and could only manage 9 winners. Felix, on the other hand, did not face a single breakpoint on his serve, hit 24 aces and an incredible 52 winners.&nbsp;

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