Mistral Boston: South End French Restaurant Menu Guide
Mistral Boston has served French Mediterranean dinners at 223 Columbus Ave. since 1997. See the South End menu, prices, hours, parking and reservation tips.
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Alberta Referendum Results: 76% Vote to Stay in Canada
About three in four Alberta voters chose to stay in Canada, rejecting a path toward a binding separation vote. Premier Danielle Smith speaks Tuesday evening.
‘Street Fighter’ Wins the Weekend Box Office, but A24’s Holmes Documentary Steals the Show
Street Fighter box office opening hit $31 million to win the weekend, while A24’s Elizabeth Holmes doc You Can See Everything made $15M in 855 theaters.
100 Summer Street Auction Moved to Oct. 27
The 100 Summer Street auction for a 32-story Financial District tower is now set for Oct. 27 at 3 p.m., with a same-day $10 million deposit and 35 days to close.
Delta Adds Daily Boston–Reykjavík Nonstop Starting April 2027
Delta will fly daily Boston–Reykjavík nonstops from April 12 to Oct. 30, 2027, on a Boeing 757, taking on Icelandair at Logan.
E1 Settlement Tender: UK Warns Bidders of Sanctions as Deadline Arrives
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband urged firms not to bid on 1,234 E1 housing units, days after new U.K. sanctions powers took effect.
Woburn Startup VEIR Raises $110 Million to Bring Superconducting Power to AI Data Centers
Woburn startup VEIR closed a $110M Series C on Oct. 8 for superconducting AI data center power. Deal size, investors, impact and open questions.
Boston AI Startup Graylark Raises $10.7 Million to Build Raven Image-Search Tool
Boston AI startup Graylark raised a $10.7M seed led by General Catalyst for Raven, which helps investigators geolocate photos and spot fake images.
Patriots Beat Jets 26-19 as Drake Maye Throws 3 TDs, Win Streak Hits Three
Patriots 26, Jets 19: Drake Maye threw three touchdowns and Charles Woods made a key interception as New England improved to 4-2 at Gillette Stadium.
Weak Yen Tests U.S.-Japan Currency Pact as Tokyo Warns of New Intervention
Japan’s finance minister says Tokyo will act without hesitation if needed, as a U.S. Treasury official says the yen’s level must change.