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Landfill Injunction, Dumaraming Kamatayan sa Trapiko at Calgary‑Shaw Byelection — Calgary Martes

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🚑 Biglaang Balita at Mga Insidente

  1. Nasa landas ang Alberta (lalawigang Alberta) para sa pinakamataas na bilang ng nasawi sa trapiko sa loob ng 10 taon matapos ang 192 na pagkamatay hanggang 31 Ago. Nagrekord ang RCMP ng 192 na pagkamatay sa trapiko sa mga kalsadang kanilang pinapatrolya mula 1 Ene hanggang 31 Ago, kumpara sa 144 sa parehong panahon noong 2025, at sinabi nilang bawat buwan maliban sa Hunyo ay lumabis sa apat-na-taong average; nagbabala ang pulisya na ang makasaysayang mga trend (average na 82 pagkamatay mula Set–Dis) ay maaaring magtulak sa 2026 na maging pinakamalala sa isang dekada.
  2. Hukom: lumabag sa mga batas ang kompanyang nagpapatakbo ng landfill sa lugar ng Calgary (lunsod sa Alberta); naglabas ng injunction. Napagpasyahan ng hukom na nilabag ng operator ang mga regulasyon at nagbigay ng injunction kaugnay ng operasyon ng landfill, ayon sa desisyon; inisyu ng hukuman ang injunction upang higpitan ang mga aksyon ng kompanya habang nagpapatuloy ang mga legal na proseso.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Sabi ni Jason Kenney: resulta ng byelection sa Calgary-Shaw nagpapakita ng epekto mula sa referendum tungkol sa separatismo sa Okt. 19. Matapos manalo ang NDP sa Calgary-Shaw Lunes ng gabi, nag-post si Kenney sa X (dating Twitter) na ang debate sa referendum ay nagtataboy ng konserbatibong botante at nagbabala na ang panukalang kalayaan ay maaaring makatulong sa NDP at sa federal na Liberals sa Alberta bago ang referendum ng Okt. 19.
  2. Karamihan sa mga lalawigan ngayon ay naglilimita sa paggamit ng cellphone sa paaralan; ipinagbabawal ng Quebec (lalawigan Québec) ang mga telepono para sa lahat ng estudyante. Ayon sa ulat, tanging ang Quebec ang nagbabawal ng paggamit ng telepono para sa lahat ng estudyante buong araw; ang New Brunswick (lalawigan New Brunswick) ay magpapatupad ng katulad na pagbabawal sa mga high school sa susunod na semester, at natuklasan ng opisyal sa Nova Scotia (lalawigan Nova Scotia) na humigit-kumulang pitong porsiyento ng mga estudyante ay patuloy na gumagamit ng telepono habang klase kahit may bagong patakaran.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Isang community-led na rural clinic ang nakatulong mailigtas ang buhay ng isang taga-Alberta ngunit umaasa sa panandaliang grant. Inilarawan ng artikulo ang isang lokal na pinatatakbong klinika na nagbigay ng life-saving na pangangalaga para sa isang rural na residente ng Alberta at binanggit na ang operasyon ng klinika ay nakadepende sa pansamantalang pondo mula sa grant, kaya hindi tiyak ang pangmatagalang kakayahang magpatuloy, ayon sa mga organizer ng klinika.
  2. Babae sa human rights hearing: ang leaflet na tutol sa rainbow crosswalk ay hindi sinadya na diskriminahin. Sa human rights hearing, sinabi ng respondent na ang kanyang leaflet na pumupuna sa rainbow crosswalk ay walang intensyong magdiskrimina, ayon sa tala ng pagdinig; pinag-aaralan pa ng tribunal ang usapin.
  3. Talo sa restrictive covenants at infill sa McQueen ang nagtulak sa isang developer na bilhin ang ginagalawang lote malapit sa 146 Street at 110 Avenue. Binili ng developer na si Terry Paranych ang lote na dating balak gawing eightplex at nagpaplano ng isang 2,500-square-foot na two-storey urban craftsman na bahay na may apat na silid-tulugan at double garage, sabi ng developer sa mga reporter.

📰 Also Today

  • Calgary (lunsod sa Alberta) gumugunita ng progreso sa pagbabangon-lahi 10 taon matapos ang White Goose Flying report.
  • Beripikasyon ng probinsya: ang kalidad ng hangin malapit sa nasusunog na landfill sa timog-silangan Calgary umabot sa 'high-risk' na antas sa ilang sandali.
  • Umaasa ang mga opisyal na ang Southern Alberta Medical Program ay lilikha ng tuloy-tuloy na pipeline ng lokal na sinanay na mga doktor.
  • Nagmumungkahi ang Alberta referendum ng mas maraming kontrol ng lalawigan sa imigrasyon bago ang botohan sa Okt. 19.
  • Kumpirmado ang pagkapanalo ng NDP sa byelection ng Calgary-Shaw Lunes ng gabi.
  • Lalaking taga-Calgary inakusahan ng pagbabanta sa YouTube na papatayin si Mark Carney; hinarap ang mga kasong kriminal.
  • Halos kumpleto na ang bagong Nerf-themed roller coaster ng Galaxyland sa West Edmonton Mall.
  • CFL Week 15: pinili sina Ungerer, Beverette at Hatcher para sa kanilang mga pagtatanghal.
  • Pinananatili ng Alberta ang bayad sa bakuna laban sa COVID habang naghahanda para sa kampanya kontra trangkaso ngayong taglagas.
  • Calgary (lunsod sa Alberta) ang magho-host ng Winter X Games — unang beses na magaganap sa Canada.
  • (duplicate) Patuloy ang debate sa restrictive covenants habang nakakaakit ng pansin ang infill builds sa Edmonton (lunsod sa Alberta).

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