It is not an issue of math.ceil. It is related to how division is implemented. Python 2 and Python 3 are different in this aspect. Consider the following example in Python 2:

ceil(9 / 7)   # output is 1.0
ceil(9.0 / 7) # output is 2.0

same for me as well

Yep, math.ceil() does not seem to work properly. You can use int(a+b) + (a%b > 0) instead.

There is no difference between single and double quotes in Python

You code would work fine if you added the missing bracket, removed a pair of quote marks, and returned the answer.

I believe the problem is im returning the url as 'url' instead of "url". So the problem is single quotation vs double quotation. Any ideas how to fix this?

EDIT:

It looks like from the python documentation that the re module automatically returns strings in that form... should the kata be changed to accept answers in single quotations?

https://docs.python.org/3/library/re.html

Python test case #1 is failing:

"page_count is returning incorrect value.: 2.0 should equal 3"

When I check the page count in a jupyter notebook is returns 3.

Anyone else getting this?

No you won't unfortunately.

You're missing a bracket at the end. Maybe you copy-pasted it incorrectly.
Also, you should return the answer, not print it to the console.