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Verified brief — 29 September 2026

SCOTUS stays the Massachusetts block on third-country removals and takes the merits for December; N.D. Ga. dismisses the Gaines Title IX suit against the NCAA on federal-funding grounds; plus the still-pending Kingdom BOP stay application, West Coast pipeline listing clock, and Québec office voting toward 5 Oct.

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  1. Item 1

    U.S. (29 Sep): SCOTUS grants DHS v. D.V.D. emergency stay (26A406) of the D. Mass. judgment blocking third-country-removal guidance; treats application as cert petition and grants review (26-426) for December argument — Sotomayor, Kagan, Jackson would deny.

    Read the article →SCOTUS docket 26A406

  2. Item 2

    U.S. (28 Sep order): N.D. Ga. grants NCAA summary judgment in Gaines v. NCAA — no evidence NCAA received federal funds via DoD concussion partnership; Title IX claims cannot proceed; clerk’s judgment for NCAA; policy merits not decided.

    Read the article →Doc. 196 RECAP PDF

  3. Item 3

    U.S. (28 Sep): Solicitor General emergency application No. 26A416 still asks SCOTUS to stay D.D.C. orders blocking BOP’s February 2026 gender-dysphoria policy — application only as of this brief; distinct from D.V.D.

    Read the article →SCOTUS DocketPDF 26A416

  4. Item 4

    West Coast Oil Pipeline: still not on Building Canada Act Schedule 1 as of 29 Sep; comments closed 18 Sep; ~1 Oct pathway decision clock watched — do not invent a completed listing.

    Read the article →Canada Gazette / secondary Enserva remarks

  5. Item 5

    PBO (24 Sep): Operating Budget Fiscal Anchor note projects balance in 2029–30 vs Budget 2025’s 2028–29 target — and vs the PM’s 15 Sep claim of a 2027–28 path.

    Read the article →PBO RP-2627-010-S

  6. Item 6

    Ottawa: Bill C-39 Building Canada Strong Act — second-reading debate through Sitting 144; House returns 5 Oct; still not law.

    Read the article →House Journals / LEGISinfo

  7. Item 7

    Québec election: advance poll 27–28 Sep done; office voting continues through 1 Oct; polling day 5 Oct; permanent-admission pledges still span ~35k (PQ) to 70k (QS).

    Read the article →Élections Québec

  8. Item 8

    Ninth Circuit (17 Sep): vacates Oregon class injunction presuming housing male inmates identifying as women in the women’s prison (S.D. v. Reese).

    Read the article →

  9. Item 9

    Big Six banks (22 Sep): jointly exploring CAD tokenized-deposit solutions for interbank use — exploration only, not a Bank of Canada retail CBDC launch.

    Read the article →

  10. Item 10

    Ottawa: Safe Access By-law in force since 1 Aug; September designated-facility list posted then corrected after address errors (50 m zones).

    Read the article →

  11. Item 11

    Manitoba: Kinew opt-out pledge stands on the PE/HE curriculum pilot; revised accommodation guidelines still not verified as publicly posted.

    Read the article →

  12. Item 12

    Canada ZEV mandate repeal still Gazette Part I — comments close 29 Oct 2026.

    Read the article →

  13. Item 13

    UK Online Safety Act: Meta’s Category 1 Instagram/WhatsApp Upper Tribunal appeal remains pending.

    Read the article →

  14. Item 14

    Fact check still stands: no verified nationwide Canadian trucker diesel strike for 1 Oct.

    Read the article →