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Zelenskyy sa Calgary; $50-B Kakapusan sa Imprastruktura at Pagbili ng Enbridge — Calgary Miyerkules

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Bise-alkalde Jeromy Farkas nagbabala ng $50-bilyong kakulangan sa imprastruktura sa loob ng 10 taon. Sinabi ni Farkas sa Rotary Club of Calgary Downtown noong Miyerkules na ang mga naantalang desisyon ang nagbunga ng $50-bilyong shortfall at binanggit ang pagputok ng Bearspaw feeder-main noong Dis. 30 at isang pinabilis na pagpapalit ng northwest water-line na dapat matapos bago magtapos ang taon bilang mga halimbawa. Sinabi niya na gagamitin ng konseho ang “fiscal discipline” sa apat na taong badyet na ihahain sa Nobyembre upang unti-unting bawasan ang agwat.
  2. Dumating sa Calgary si Pangulong Volodymyr Zelenskyy ng Ukraine Miyerkules ng gabi para sa pulong kay Punong Ministro Mark Carney noong Huwebes. Kasama sa pagbisita ang pagtalumpati ni Zelenskyy sa federal cabinet meeting sa Banff at pagpunta sa Toronto at North Bay bago umalis Biyernes; naglaan ang Canada ng $6.5 bilyon para sa tulong militar sa Ukraine hanggang 2029, ayon sa pahayag ng pederal na pamahalaan.
  3. Naglaan ng pondo ang Ottawa at Alberta para sa hindi bababa sa 1,460 na murang yunit ng pabahay sa probinsya. Magbibigay ang pederal na pamahalaan ng hanggang $220 milyon sa pamamagitan ng Build Canada Homes at magbibigay ang Alberta ng hanggang $165 milyon para sa 21 proyekto na naglalayong magkaroon ng hindi bababa sa 500 bahay na itinayo gamit ang modernong paraan, ayon sa pinagsamang pahayag.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Umayon ang Calgary-based Enbridge na bilhin ang crude business ng Tallgrass Energy sa halagang 2.55 bilyong dolyar. Ibinibigay ng kasunduan sa Enbridge ang 75% stake sa Pony Express Pipeline (460,000 barrels bawat araw) at 51% interes sa Powder River Gateway system, pati na rin humigit-kumulang 8.4 milyong bariles ng imbakan sa siyam na terminal; inaasahang magsasara ang pagkuha sa huling bahagi ng 2026, na nakasalalay sa mga kondisyon ng antitrust sa U.S.
  2. Nagsimula na ang Enhance Energy sa konstruksyon ng Origins carbon-capture hub sa Clive, Alta., na may unang kakayahang mag-imbak ng 1.5 milyong toneladang CO2 kada taon. Nakatakda ang operasyon na magsimula sa Enero at ikokonekta ng Origins ang Alberta Carbon Trunk Line para pagsilbihan ang mga emitter kabilang ang Northwest Redwater Sturgeon Refinery at ang fertilizer facility ng Nutrien sa Redwater, ayon sa kumpanya.

🏈 Sports

  1. Natalo ang Calgary Stampeders nang 38-28 kontra Edmonton Elks sa Labour Day at haharapin muli ang Edmonton Sabado sa Commonwealth Stadium. Umunlad ang Edmonton sa 9-3 habang bumagsak ang Calgary sa 5-7; nagpasok si Vernon Adams Jr. ng 214 yards at dalawang TDs sa pamamaraang passing sa pagkatalo at tatapusin ng Calgary ang regular season sa Okt. 10 laban sa Winnipeg at Okt. 17 sa B.C., ayon sa ulat.
  2. Napabilang sa lingguhang parangal ng CFL sina Tyrice Beverette, Dhel Duncan-Busby at Trevor Harris. Naipasa ni Harris ang 362 yards sa overtime win ng Saskatchewan na 32-26 at umakyat sa ika-10 puwesto sa kasaysayan ng CFL na may 41,590 career passing yards; nagtala si Duncan-Busby ng career-high na 148 receiving yards at nagbalik si Beverette ng interception ng 57 yards para sa touchdown para sa Montreal.

📰 Also Today

  • Saddle Lake Cree Nation ginamit ang Treaty 6 “medicine chest” clause para magbigay ng gender-affirming care.
  • Naghahanap ang Edmonton police sa nawawalang ama na si Scot MacDermid, 42, at mga anak na sina George (6) at Lesley (9).
  • Sinundan ng Origins project ng Enhance Energy ang higit sa siyam na milyong toneladang naka-imbak na sa Clive mula pa noong 2020.
  • Ang 50-yard TD run ni Justin Rankin ang nagbigay sa Elks ng unang lead sa Labour Day win kontra Stampeders.
  • Nilalayon ng housing plan ang hindi bababa sa 500 modular o factory-built homes sa 21 proyekto.
  • Inirekomenda ng Calgary council ang isang paglabag sa kumpidensyal na dokumento sa probinsyal na pamahalaan.
  • Nagsimula na ang paglilitis para sa lalaking taga-Calgary na inakusahan ng sexual assault sa mga menor de edad na babae na nakilala niya sa Snapchat.
  • Pumanaw si Harry Sanders, lokal na historyador at contributor sa CBC, sa edad na 59.
  • Plano ng Enbridge ang 300 milyong dolyar na pagpapalawak para itaas ang kapasidad ng Pony Express sa 515,000 bpd.
  • Ang 41,590 career passing yards ni Trevor Harris ang umakyat sa kanya sa ika-10 lahat-panahong pwesto sa CFL.
  • Naglunsad ng protesta ang mga residente ng Fort Chipewyan laban sa panukalang treat-and-release ng tailings-water.
  • Magiging available sa lahat ng Canadian ang libreng basic AI course ng pederal na pamahalaan bago matapos ang taon.
  • Pagkakalantad ng mga bata sa carbon monoxide sa isang hockey rink nagpasimula ng lokal na mga hakbang para sa pag-iwas.
  • Magre-retire ang Enbridge CEO na si Greg Ebel sa katapusan ng taon; pinangalanan si Michele Harradence bilang susunod na CEO.
  • Tatanggapin ng Alberta registries ang mga bagong lipas na passport para sa licence renewals matapos ang biglaang pagdagsa.
  • Sinasabi ng mga siyentipiko na ang pinakamalalaking dinosaur ay hindi makaupo sa kanilang mga itlog; gumamit sila ng ibang paraan ng pag-aalaga.
  • Maaaring makaapekto sa Canadian production ang mga planong pederal ng U.S. para sa film tax-incentives (analysis).
  • Ulat: Plano ni Trump ang pagbabawal sa ilang Canadian imports kabilang ang alak at motorsiklo.
  • Tinawag ng mga nagpoprotesta na environmental racism ang panukalang tailings water plan para sa Fort Chipewyan.
  • Inendorso ng mga Calgary councillors ang 10th Ave surface route para sa downtown Green Line LRT.

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