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Kampo ng Oilers, multa na 217,000 dolyar ng Canada at pagtanggi sa paglalakbay kay Lich — Edmonton Huwebes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Lalaki mula sa Edmonton kinasuhan ng pagpatay matapos ang pamamaril sa Inuvik. Itinuro sa ulat na may koneksyon ang isang residente ng Edmonton sa isang pamamaril sa Inuvik; nagsampa ng kaso ng pagpatay ang pulisya. Aktibo ang paglilitis at kabilang ang isang akusado mula sa Edmonton.
  2. Kumpanyang pinatawan ng 217,000 dolyar ng Canada dahil sa pagkamatay ng manggagawa sa isang machine shop sa silangang Edmonton. Ipinataw ang multang 217,000 dolyar ng Canada kaugnay ng pagkamatay ng isang empleyado sa isang machine shop sa silangang bahagi ng Edmonton, ayon sa ulat.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Hukom tumanggi sa hiling ni Tamara Lich na makabiyahe habang nasa house arrest. Tinanggihan ng isang hukom ang kahilingan ni Tamara Lich na makabiyahe habang nananatili siyang nasa house arrest, ayon sa pamagat ng balita.
  2. Dating kawani ng Elections Alberta nagbabala ng ‘mismanagement’ sa pag-verify ng Water Not Coal petition. Nagpahayag ang mga dating staff ng mga problema sa paraan ng paghawak ng Elections Alberta sa pag-verify ng petisyon na Water Not Coal, ayon sa ulat.
  3. Mga panukala sa referendum sa Alberta maghihiling ng patunay ng pagkamamamayan sa botohan; sinusuri kung gaano kalaganap ang pandaraya sa botohan. Kabilang sa kampanya para sa referendum ang panukala na magpatunay ng pagkamamamayan sa mga botante, at sinuri ng ulat kung gaano karaniwan ang pandaraya sa botohan.
  4. Sabi ni Preston Manning: naguguluhan siya na tinatawag ang punong ministro ng separatista. Inihayag ng dating politiko na si Preston Manning ang pagkabigla niya na may ilan na itinuturing ang premier bilang separatista, ayon sa pamagat.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Naantala ang pag-aani sa Prairies dahil basa ang mga bukirin; Saskatchewan nasa 32% lang naka-ani. Nag-ulat ang Saskatchewan na 32% lamang ng ani ang nakolekta kumpara sa 71% limang taong average; ang Alberta nasa 21% na anihan noong 8 Setyembre, ayon sa mga ulat ng probinsiya. Iniulat ng mga magsasaka ang malawakang pag-ulan at umabot hanggang mga walong pulgada ng pag-ulan sa ilang bahagi ng Prairies sa mga nakaraang linggo.
  2. Canada nangangako ng 150 milyong dolyar ng Canada para gawing mas ligtas ang artificial intelligence. Inanunsyo ng pederal na pamahalaan ang isang 150 milyong dolyar ng Canada na pamumuhunan na naka-tutok sa kaligtasan ng artificial intelligence, ayon sa pamagat ng balita.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Pinangunahan ni Mike Babcock ang pagsisimula ng training camp ng Oilers na may apat na oras ng mabilis na on-ice session. Pinamunuan ni Babcock ang dalawang humigit-kumulang dalawang oras na on-ice session para sa mga grupo ng halos 20 manlalaro sa kanyang unang practice bilang head coach ng Oilers, at sinabi niyang wala pang desisyon sa lineup.

📰 Dinagdag Ngayon

  • Lalaking hinatulan ng 12 taon sa bilangguan dahil sa mga pag-atakeng sekswal sa Alberta, nahatulan sa anim na kaso at binigyan ng kredito para sa limang taon at tatlong buwan na nakakulong na.
  • Maaaring tumagal ng linggo o buwan ang sunog sa landfill sa Calgary, tinatayang isang milyong cubic metres ang nasusunog sa ECCO Recycling at umaabot sa laki ng hanggang walong CFL field.
  • Pagsusuri sa investment summit ni Mark Carney at mga implikasyon para sa malinis na enerhiya, sinusuri ng kuwento ang mga kinalabasan para sa pamumuhunan sa malinis na enerhiya.
  • Video nagpapakita umano ng kasama ni Bishnoi na nagpapakita ng mga baril, bala at pera, sinipi ang footage na nakuha ng CBC sa pamagat ng ulat.
  • Nagbukas ang Edmonton Oilers ng training camp matapos ang isang kontrobersyal na offseason, nagdaos ang team ng camp matapos ang isang season ng mga high-profile na galaw.
  • ‘Super’ El Niño maaaring magdulot ng mas kaunting niyebe at moisture para sa mga magsasaka sa gitnang Alberta, tinukoy sa pamagat ang ulat sa klima.
  • (Duplicate note) Tinakpan ang panukalang patunay ng pagkamamamayan para sa referendum sa Seksyon ng Gobyerno at Pulitika sa itaas.
  • Memorandum ng U.S. naghahangad tukuyin ang mga produktong Canadian sa pederal na procurement, nilagdaan ni Pangulong Trump ayon sa pamagat ng ulat.

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