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Byelection Flip, Ulat sa Gastos ng Separasyon at Stampeders vs Redblacks — Calgary Miyerkules

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Napa-ibahin ng Alberta NDP ang isang Calgary UCP na upuan sa kamakailang byelection. Ayon sa post-vote analysis, ang separatismong Alberta at ang bisyon ng NDP ang mga pangunahing dahilan ng pagkabigla, kung saan inihambing ng lokal na kampanya ang mga partido sa usapin ng pagkakaisa ng lalawigan at mga posisyong polisiya.
  2. Sinasabing maaaring umabot ng hanggang 170 bilyong dolyar ang gugugulin sa paghihiwalay, ayon sa ulat ng University of Calgary School of Public Policy. Ang pag-aaral na iniutos ng pamahalaan ay nagtantya ng panandaliang gastos mula 50 bilyon hanggang 170 bilyong dolyar sa unang limang taon at nagbababala na ang isang “mahirap” na paghahati ay maaaring magpababa ng GDP ng mga 10.1% sa loob ng limang taon.
  3. Tumaas ng hanggang 0.30 dolyar kada litro ang presyo ng gasolina; umabot sa 1.84 dolyar/L ang presyo sa Calgary. Iniugnay ng mga analyst ang biglang pagtaas sa pagkawala ng kuryente sa ExxonMobil refinery sa Joliet, Illinois, na nawalan ng kuryente noong Linggo at nanatiling offline hanggang Martes; tinatayang tumaas din ng mga 0.24–0.25 dolyar/L ang diesel.
  4. Ulat ng pulisya sa Edmonton: hindi bababa sa 20 kawatan gamit ang panlilinlang mula ika-19 ng Agosto na tumatarget sa matatandang babaeng South Asian. Sabi ng mga imbestigador, umiikot ang mga suspek sa mga residential na ruta, kinakausap ang mga matatandang babae, at sa ilang insidente ay pinipilit alisin ang mga alahas; itinuturing ng pulisya ang ilang kaso bilang pagnanakaw kaysa simpleng pagnanakaw lang.
  5. Ipinanukol ni Meghan Rozema ng Sherwood Park ang bahagi ng kanyang atay noong 2021 at sinubukang mag-donate ng bato pagkaraan. Sinabi ni Rozema sa Global News na napunta ang kanyang donasyon ng atay noong 2021 sa isang sanggol na malamang kailangan ito para umabot sa unang kaarawan, at ang planong pag-donate ng bato para sa isang kaibigang pamilyar ay naantala ng dalawang taon bago pumanaw ang kaibigan.

🏈 Sports

  1. Kailangang-kailangan ng Calgary Stampeders (5-8) ng panalo habang bibisita ang 0-12 na Ottawa Redblacks. Simu-simulan ng Ottawa si McLeod Bethel-Thompson sa kanyang unang pagsisimula ngayong season laban sa Calgary nuong Sabado; apat na puntos ang pagitan nila at ng third-place West teams at may serye ang Calgary sa Oktubre na magtatakda ng tsansa nila sa playoffs.
  2. Nagsimula ang training camp ng Edmonton Oilers sa gitna ng kontrobersiya dahil sa paglagda kay Alex Formenton at pagkuha kay Mike Babcock. Nilagdaan ni Formenton ang isang one-year, 850,000 dolyar na kontrata matapos siyang ma-acquit sa mga kasong 2018, at may ulat na lumampas sa 60,000 ang pirma sa petisyon laban sa paglagda bago ang naka-iskedyul na protesta sa Rogers Place.

📰 Also Today

  • Magbibigay ang Alberta ng libreng RSV bakuna sa mga bagong silang matapos manawagan ang mga pediatrician para sa pinalawig na access.
  • Tutol ang mga residente ng Erlton sa panukalang 45-unit na abot-kayang pabahay sa timog-kanlurang bahagi ng Calgary.
  • Kontrolado na ang sunog sa landfill ng Calgary ngunit nananatiling pag-aalala ang kalidad ng hangin sa lokalidad.
  • Inutusan ang isang Alberta oil and gas company na iwan ang mga asset matapos paulit-ulit na hindi pagsunod sa regulasyon.
  • Sabi ng dating MLA, handa na ang Alberta para sa isang bloc-style na pampederal na partido, ayon sa panayam.
  • Natuklasan ng isang government-commissioned analysis na magastos at hindi tiyak ang magiging kalagayan ng malayang Alberta.
  • Maaaring makaapekto ang referendum ng Alberta sa akses ng pansamantalang residente sa pampublikong pangangalaga sa kalusugan at edukasyon.
  • Dumarami ang emergency visits dahil sa problema sa paglalaro ayon sa pag-aaral, karamihan sa mga ito ay mga lalaki at batang lalaki.
  • Nailathala ng CBC ang isang ipinakitang liham mula sa Bishnoi gang patungong pulisya, ayon sa ulat.
  • Tumaas ang pagpatay ng mga grizzly bears sa ilalim ng provincial program sa kabila ng pahayag ng pamahalaan na prioridad ang pagpapanumbalik.
  • Sabi ng hukom na “kailangang ikulong” ang lalaking pinarusahan sa pagpatay sa isang ama ng apat matapos tumawid nang hindi huminto sa stop sign.
  • Binalaan ng Alberta RCMP na nangunguna ang 2026 para maging pinakamatinding taon sa bilang ng nasawi sa mga kalsada ng lalawigan.
  • Ipinakita ng Alberta NDP ang isang bandila laban sa separatismo habang nangampanya sa isang Calgary byelection, ayon sa coverage.
  • (Duplicate listing) Sabi ng dating MLA na handa ang Alberta para sa bloc-style na pampederal na partido, ayon sa panayam.
  • Tinawag ni Preston Manning na “nakakabahala” ang mga botong nagpapakita kay Danielle Smith bilang separatist sa kanyang forum announcement.
  • (Duplicate listing) Tutol ang mga residente ng Erlton sa panukalang 45-unit na abot-kayang pabahay sa timog-kanlurang bahagi ng Calgary.
  • (Duplicate listing) Sabi ng ulat na maaaring umabot ng hanggang 170 bilyong dolyar ang gastos ng paghihiwalay, pag-aaral ng University of Calgary.
  • (Duplicate listing) Humaharap ang mga driver sa Alberta sa pagtaas ng presyo sa pump matapos ang outage sa refinery sa Illinois; Calgary nasa 1.84 dolyar/L.
  • (Duplicate listing) Kontrobersiya sa camp ng Edmonton Oilers dahil sa paglagda kay Formenton at pagkuha kay Babcock.

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Alberta separatism, NDP's vision for province among reasons cited for Calgary byelection flip

After the NDP's Kyle Campbell won the Calgary-Shaw byelection on Monday, turning a typically conservative riding orange, some are pointing at the opposition's vision for core issues like health care and education, while others are tying the result to the province's separatist movement.

General Sep 16, 2026

Alberta NDP flies the anti-separatist flag to snatch a UCP riding in Calgary

It's hard to find meaning in one byelection for a general election 12 months away. But the big referendum is only five weeks from now.

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2026 on pace to be deadliest year on provincial roads, says Alberta RCMP

The RCMP is “begging” Albertans to drive safely as they've seen a significant increase in fatalities and dangerous driving behaviour this year. Statistics show Alberta is on pace to have the highest number of traffic deaths on roads policed by the RCMP in over 10 years.

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'Incarceration is required,' judge says in sentencing man who killed father of 4 after blowing stop sign

The family of Daniel Bzdel, who was killed when a driver blew through a stop sign at a rural intersection in Rocky View County, says they are "relieved" at the judge’s decision to impose a 20-month jail sentence.

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Grizzly bear killings have spiked through provincial program; government says recovery still priority

The number of grizzly bears shot by hunters through Alberta's Wildlife Management Responder Network has surged over the past few months, with 14 bears killed since the program's inception. The provincial government says its recovery strategy is continuing to meet goals, while experts say the numbers reflect the challenges of coexisting with southwestern Alberta's large bear population.

General Sep 16, 2026

'We will rule in CANADA': Letter from Bishnoi gang to police disclosed to CBC News

CBC News has obtained a copy of a letter sent from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang to Canada's "defence minister, army and police" claiming to have 5,000 gang members in Canada and "more guns" than the police.

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More people are seeking emergency care for gambling, a new study says — and it's mostly men and boys

New research published Wednesday in The American Journal of Preventive Medicine, found a nearly 100 per cent increase in emergency department visits, in just the past few years, following the rapid growth of privatized online gambling and legalization of betting on single sports events.

General Sep 16, 2026

Temporary residents’ access to public health care, education at stake in Alberta referendum

CBC News breaks down immigration questions two, three and four in the Oct. 19 referendum, which propose three methods to restrict non-permanent residents’ access to public and social services.

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Establishing independent Alberta would be costly, unpredictable: government-commissioned report

Alberta’s separation from Canada would be costly in the short term and highly unpredictable in the long term, a new report from the University of Calgary School of Public Policy released Wednesday says.

General Sep 16, 2026

Alberta ready for bloc-style federal party, says former MLA

A former Alberta provincial MLA is working to form a new federal party that would focus on Alberta's issues and sovereignty in the House of Commons — similar to the mandate of the Bloc Quebecois. Drew Barnes sat as a Wildrose and United Conservative MLA in provincial politics.

General Sep 16, 2026

Alberta oil and gas company ordered to abandon assets for repeated non-compliance

The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) has issued a formal abandonment and reclamation order against Calgary-based MAGA Energy Ltd., forcing the company to permanently decommission its assets.

General Sep 16, 2026

Air quality remains concern with Calgary landfill fire under control but not out yet

More than a week after the fire initially sparked at the former landfill site of ECCO Recycling and Energy Corp., the Calgary Fire Department says the site is now under control, though crews are still working to fully extinguish flames and hotspots.

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Erlton residents rally against proposed 45-unit affordable housing project in southwest Calgary

Erlton residents are pushing back against a proposed affordable housing project at a former Enmax substation in southwest Calgary, saying the building would be too big and increase traffic in the area.

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Alberta now providing free RSV vaccines to newborns after calls from pediatricians to expand access

Alberta is now offering free RSV immunizations for all babies born in hospital during the fall respiratory virus season, following calls from pediatricians to provide the preventative vaccine universally.

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Redblacks, Stampeders are both in need of victory

Redblacks, Stampeders are both in need of victory

McLeod Bethel-Thompson and the Ottawa Redblacks won't be the only ones in dire need of a win this week.

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Cost of Alberta separation could be up to $170B: report

Cost of Alberta separation could be up to $170B: report

The report looks at two scenarios involving how separation would occur, but in both cases the short-term costs of leaving Confederation would be high.

Canada Sep 16, 2026
Alberta drivers face another jump at the pump after Illinois refinery outage

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Canada Sep 16, 2026
Preston Manning ‘baffled’ by those who view Danielle Smith as an Alberta separatist

Preston Manning ‘baffled’ by those who view Danielle Smith as an Alberta separatist

Conservative elder statesman Preston Manning says Canadians will get a renewed look at Danielle Smith when she speaks at a virtual two-day forum he is co-hosting next week.

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Edmonton Oilers open camp mired in controversy around Formenton signing, Babcock hiring

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After a 2025-26 season full of criticism, from a slow start to a first-round playoff exit, the Edmonton Oilers opened training camp Wednesday mired in new off-ice controversy. 

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Distraction robberies targeting senior South Asian women rising in Edmonton

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Alberta woman saves 2 strangers with living organ donations: ‘She’s a hero’

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Sherwood Park's Meghan Rozema is the first person in Alberta to become a living double organ donor, giving both a kidney and part of her liver to save two different lives.

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