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Agwat sa Pabahay Lumiit; Saddle Lake Nag-alok ng Ligtas na Kanlungan para sa Trans-Care; Army Nireorganisa — Calgary Huwebes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Lalaking taga-Calgary hinatulan ng 6.5 taon matapos patayin ang kaibigan gamit ang gunting. Nagbigay ang hukom ng 6.5 taong pagkakakulong at maaaring ma-deport na ang lalaki, ayon sa ulat ng sentensiya. Ang kaso ay nag-ugat sa isang nakamamatay na saksak sa gitna ng isang pag-aaway; itinala sa mga dokumento ng korte ang pagkakasala at ang hiling ng Crown para sa sentensiya.
  2. Imbestigador: ama na inakusahan ng pagpatay pinatay ang mga anak sa pagitan ng Calgary at Revelstoke. Naniniwala na ngayon ang pulisya na ang mga pagpatay ay naganap sa kahabaan ng highway na nag-uugnay sa Calgary at Revelstoke, at inakusahan ang ama ng pagpatay; tinukoy ng mga imbestigador ang timeline at ruta ng paglalakbay sa mga pagsusumite sa korte.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Sabi ni Premier Danielle Smith ay hindi siya tututol habang nag-aalok ang Saddle Lake Cree Nation ng ligtas na kanlungan para sa pangangalaga ng mga transgender. Sinabi ni Smith sa mga reporter na nirerespeto niya ang soberanya ng Saddle Lake matapos ianunsyo ng nasyon ang plano na magbigay ng gender-affirming care sa kabila ng batas ng Alberta na nagbabawal sa puberty blockers at hormone therapy para sa mga menor de edad na wala pang 16; inilunsad ni Chief Dale Steinhauer ng Saddle Lake ang isang fundraiser na nakamit na mahigit kalahati ng $60,000 na target sa loob ng 24 oras.
  2. Mga grupo humihiling kay Mark Carney na imbestigahan kung paano nakakuha ang anak ng bise presidente ng Iran ng mga kontrata sa gobyerno ng Canada. Inaangkin ng mga Iranian-Canadian na organisasyon na si Mohammad Reza Ghafouri Fard, na naninirahan sa Alberta, ay binigyan ng milyun-milyong kontrata sa kabila ng pag-flag sa kanya ng mga ahensya ng pambansang seguridad noong 2017; humiling ang mga grupo kay Carney ng isang independiyenteng imbestigasyon sa proseso ng security-clearance at procurement.
  3. Canadian Army nireorganisa sa mga division na nakatuon sa layunin, itinatag ang 1st Canadian Division sa CFB Edmonton. Sinabi ni Major-General Wade Rutland na ang bagong 1st Canadian Division, na may punong-tanggapan sa Edmonton, ay magtutuon sa expeditionary war-fighting at malakihang deployment; isang seremonya ng paglagda at parada sa CFB Edmonton ang nagmarka ng pagbabago mula sa apat na geographic divisions patungo sa tatlong purpose-built divisions.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. CMHC: Lumiit ang agwat sa suplay ng pabahay para maibalik ang pre-pandemic affordability pero kailangan pa rin ng dagdag na 4,000–5,000 unit bawat taon hanggang 2036. Ayon sa CMHC, katumbas ito ng 23,000–24,000 kabuuang annual starts sa susunod na dekada; nasa pace ang Calgary para sa humigit-kumulang 19,000 bagong bahay ngayong taon matapos magtala ng 27,000 starts noong nakaraang taon.
  2. Enbridge bumili ng mga pipeline at storage assets sa U.S. sa halagang 2.55 bilyong dolyar. Pinalawak ng kumpanya ang presensya nito sa U.S. sa pamamagitan ng isang 2.55 bilyong dolyar na pagkuha ng mga pipeline at storage assets, ayon sa mga corporate filing.
  3. Nagsimula ang proyekto ng pinakamalaking carbon capture ng Canada sa gitnang Alberta. Inanunsyo ng mga opisyal ang groundbreaking ng pinakamalaking pasilidad ng carbon capture sa lalawigan, isang proyekto na inilalarawan sa pahayag bilang pinakamalaki sa bansa.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Superfan ng Edmonton Oilers tumigil sa pagsuporta matapos pirmahan ang kontrata kay Alex Formenton na nagkakahalaga ng 850,000 dolyar. Sinabi ni Mary Loewen, kilala bilang “Mama Stanley,” na hindi na niya susuportahan ang Oilers matapos pirmahan ng klub si Formenton ng isang one-year na kontrata na 850,000 dolyar; na-acquit si Formenton noong nakaraang taon sa mga kasong sexual assault na may kaugnayan sa insidente ng 2018.
  2. Stampede Park ang magho-host ng Grey Cup festival sa Nobyembre. Kinumpirma ng mga organizer ang Stampede Park bilang lokasyon para sa mga kaganapan ng Grey Cup festival na naka-iskedyul sa Nobyembre, ayon sa anunsyo.

📰 Also Today

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  • Mga aplikasyon para sa Canadian citizenship certificate humaharap sa halos tatlong taong pagkaantala, backlog ngayon malapit sa tatlong taon.
  • Ibinahagi ni Mark Carney ang mga prayoridad ng gabinete sa gitna ng trade war at Alberta referendum, binanggit ni Carney ang trade tensions at timing ng referendum.
  • Sampung librong Canadian napili sa shortlist bilang posibleng mga hinaharap na klasiko, kabilang ang makapangyarihang nobela mula sa Manitoba.
  • Nagpirma ang Canada at Ukraine ng isang daang-taong pakta na nakatuon sa drones at depensa, nakasentro ang pakta sa pangmatagalang kooperasyong militar.
  • Nagsimula ang pag-aaral sa kalusugan tungkol sa epekto ng oilsands malapit sa Fort Chipewyan, inilunsad ang pag-aaral para suriin ang posibleng epekto sa kalusugan.
  • Security guard habang naka-duty inakusahan ng sexual assault at sapilitang pagkakulong, isinampa ang mga kriminal na kaso laban sa guard.
  • Bagong mga artifact natuklasan sa ranch ng alamat na Alberta cowboy, iniulat ang archaeological finds sa site ng ranch.
  • Dating minor chief ng Tsuut'ina nag-plea ng guilty sa pananakit kaugnay ng hindi gustong tangkang halik, nag-plea ng guilty sa korte.
  • Lalaki nagbanta na papaputukan ang isang tao sa grocery sa Calgary dahil sa U.S. tariffs, iniulat ng pulis ang insidente sa lokal na grocery store.
  • Pangulo ng Ukraine at Mark Carney bibisita sa Calgary ngayong Huwebes, naka-iskedyul ang pagbisita ngayong Huwebes.
  • Tumaas nang kaunti ang presyo ng gasolina sa Canada habang lumalala ang labanan sa Gitnang Silangan, pumapailanlang ang pump prices dahil sa mga pandaigdigang tensyon.
  • Pinagaan ng mga Liberal ang proseso ng pag-review para sa energy projects pero nanatili ang proteksyon para sa mga species, umiwas ang pederal na pagbabago sa pag-bypass ng proteksyon.
  • Dominado ng mga separatista ang pag-uusap online tungkol sa Alberta referendum, natuklasan sa ulat na nangingibabaw ang mga separatistang tinig sa talakayan ng referendum.

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