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Elks nakapasok sa playoff; pulis nagte-test ng drone; 3 inakusahan sa extortion — Calgary Sabado

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🏈 Sports

  1. Edmonton Elks nakapasok sa playoff matapos talunin ang Calgary Stampeders, 53-16. Umangat ang Elks sa 10-3 matapos ang Labour Day rematch, sinira ang kanilang post-season drought mula pa noong 2019 at nagpuntirya ng 53 puntos laban sa Calgary nitong Sabado. Nag-throw ang quarterback na si Cody Fajardo para sa 232 yards at tatlong touchdown passes, na nagdala sa kanya sa 23 TD passes ngayong season.
  2. Winnipeg Blue Bombers nagwagi laban sa Saskatchewan, 19-6 sa Banjo Bowl; depensang mga laro ang tumibay ng resulta. Pinilit ni Redha Kramdi ang isang fumble at kumuha ng interception sa ika-apat na quarter habang umangat ang Bombers sa 7-6 sa Princess Auto Stadium nitong Sabado, na nagbigay sa Winnipeg ng 14-8 all-time Banjo Bowl record at season-series tiebreaker laban sa Saskatchewan.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Tatlong tao inihaharap sa kaso ng extortion na target ang South Asian na komunidad sa Calgary. Inihain ng Calgary police ang mga kaso laban sa tatlong indibidwal sa pinakabagong iniulat na insidente ng extortion na tumutok sa South Asian na komunidad sa Calgary; naka-file ang mga akusasyon ayon sa News ID 16299.

🚑 Breaking at Insidente

  1. Hukom nakinig sa ebidensya sa pagkamatay ng isang ama ng pamilya na napatay matapos may tumawid sa stop sign. Nakinig ang hukuman ngayong linggo sa testimonya sa kasong inilarawan sa ilalim ng News ID 16296 tungkol sa isang nakamamatay na banggaan kung saan may tumawid sa stop sign at isang ama ng pamilya ang nasawi; nagpapatuloy ang paglilitis na tumutukoy sa ulat na iyon.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Gobyerno ng Alberta inilunsad ang kampanyang ad tungkol sa mga tanong sa referendum. Sinimulan ng provincial government ang isang ad campaign na nagpapaliwanag ng mga tanong sa referendum, ayon sa ulat sa ilalim ng News ID 16356.
  2. Bagong modelo ng auto-insurance sa Alberta maaaring makatipid ng mga driver ng humigit-kumulang $300 sa average, ayon sa ulat. Isang provincial report na buod sa ilalim ng News ID 16357 ang nagtantya ng average na pagtitipid ng mga driver na nasa paligid ng $300 sa ilalim ng iminungkahing mga pagbabago sa auto-insurance.

📰 Also Today

  • Calgary police sumusubok ng bagong drone program, kabilang ang on-street testing.
  • Akusado sa pag-atake sa templo sa Edmonton may kasaysayan ng karahasan, ipinapakita ng mga dokumento sa parole.
  • Inaasahan ng mga Alberta separatists ang panalo, nagpapahiwatig ang poll, anuman ang bilang.
  • Parehong kampanya umaasa sa turnout ng botante bago ang boto sa paghihiwalay ng Alberta.
  • Bagong pambansang radio show nakatuon sa pulitika ng Alberta, napabalitang premiere coverage.
  • Elk sangkot sa halos dalawang-katlo ng agresibong engkwentro sa parke, ayon sa pag-aaral.
  • Sinabi ni Premier Smith na malabo ang Crown corporation para sa natural gas matapos mag-leak ang ulat.
  • Isang taga-Alberta nagpapatotoo sa independiyenteng pagdinig tungkol sa mga pinsalang dulot ng bakuna laban sa COVID-19.
  • Nakipagkita si Mark Carney sa mga kampanyang nananatili sa Alberta sa ilalim ng pagbisita na 'Canada is everyone, for everyone'.
  • Nagbabala ang mga mananaliksik tungkol sa AI-driven 'worms' na natututo on the fly bilang banta sa mga device.
  • (duplicate entry) Alberta politics takes centre stage on new national radio show.

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