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Paredes, Oilers at Hating-opinyon ng Konseho — Calgary Sabado

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🏈 Sports

  1. Pinalo ni Rene Paredes ang 62-yard na field goal para panalo ang Stampeders 40-38. Ang 62-yard na sipa ni Paredes dalawang segundo bago matapos ang laro ang nagkumpleto sa pagbawi ng Calgary sa harap ng 20,113 manonood sa McMahon Stadium at nagbigay sa Stampeders ng 6-8 na rekord, na nagpapanatili sa kanila sa laban para sa playoff sa West Division. Nagpasabog si quarterback Vernon Adams Jr. ng 357 yards at dalawang TD; nagtala naman si Ottawa QB McLeod Bethel-Thompson ng limang TD habang nagsimula ang Redblacks sa 0-13.

  2. Nakasiguro ang Toronto ng puwesto sa CFL playoffs sa 24-19 na panalo kontra Edmonton. Nagpasok ng dalawang touchdown pass si Chad Kelly habang siniguro ng Argonauts ang pagpasok sa postseason at magsisimula ng playoff sa BMO Field matapos mapabuti ang kanilang posisyon; nakumpleto ni Kelly ang 19-of-31 na pasa para sa 373 yards ngunit may dalawang interception. Nagkaroon ng minus-1 na rushing yards ang Toronto pero umangat sila sa 4-0 sa BMO Field, ayon kay coach Mike Miller.

  3. Pumirma si Alex Formenton sa Oilers sa gitna ng mga protesta at petisyon. Nagkasundo si Formenton sa isang one-year, 850,000 dolyar na kontrata sa Edmonton noong Set. 9 matapos siyang ma-acquit sa mga kasong sexual assault noong 2018 at malinis para sa NHL reinstatement noong Dis. 1, 2025; nagdala ang kanyang pagpirma ng mga protesta sa labas ng Rogers Place at isang petisyon na malapit sa 70,000 lagda. Ipinaliwanag ng Oilers ang deal, binanggit ang pag-acquit at ang tinawag ng club na isang “mahabang proseso ng due diligence.”

  4. Layunin ni Tristan Jarry na mabawi ang starter na papel sa Oilers ngayong season. Dumating si Jarry sa Edmonton matapos ang trade mula Pittsburgh at inaasahang magiging pangunahing goaltender ng Oilers pag-umpisa ng season sa Set. 29, kasunod nina Devon Levi at ang delayed-return na si Frederik Andersen; naglaro si Jarry ng 19 na laro noong nakaraang season para sa Edmonton na may 9-6-2 na rekord at pinagdaanan ang isang lower-body injury na nagtagal ng halos isang buwan.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Nagkahiwa-hiwalay ang Calgary council sa pagdedesisyon tungkol sa pormal na posisyon sa Alberta separatism. Tinalakay ng city council kung dapat bang mag-adopt ng opisyal na posisyon hinggil sa Alberta separatism sa isang kamakailang pulong, at nagpakita ng publiko na pagkakahati-hati ang mga councillor kung maglalabas ng anumang formal na pahayag. Nangyari ang debate habang naghahanda ang provincial government para sa isang plebisito sa Okt. 19 na naglalaman ng tanong tungkol sa pagsasagawa ng binding referendum tungkol sa paghihiwalay.

  2. Hinikayat ni Premier Danielle Smith ang mga Albertan na manatili sa Canada sa isang online forum. Sa isang virtual assembly na co-host nina Preston Manning at Gordon Campbell, inilarawan ni Smith ang mga ekonomikong at sosyal na hinaing at kinumpirma na tinawag niya ang Okt. 19 referendum na may tanong kung mananatili ba ang Alberta sa Canada o isasagawa ang isang binding separation referendum.

📰 Also Today

  • Daan-daang nagprotesta sa labas ng Rogers Place dahil sa pagpirma kay Formenton, nagsisigaw at may hawak na plakard.
  • Pagdagsa ng lamok ngayong tag-init iniuugnay sa malakas na pag-ulan, ulat ng mga mananaliksik at entomologist.
  • Pinakamalaking Oil Sands Expo sa higit isang dekada ginanap sa Fort McMurray, nag-iingat ng optimismo ang mga exhibitor.
  • Elections Alberta kulang pa sa kalahati para umabot sa target na 60,000 referendum workers, ayon sa ahensya.
  • Gumawa ang Alberta government ng pansamantalang pagbabago sa mga patakaran ng voter-list bago ang referendum, nagtaas ng pag-aalala ang NDP.
  • Hukom nagpasya na mali ang University of Lethbridge sa pagkansela ng Frances Widdowson lecture noong 2023, inilabas ang desisyon ng korte.
  • Isang popular na viewpoint papunta sa Banff isasara, inanunsyo ng mga awtoridad (nota: may mga detalye sa pagpaplano sa artikulo).
  • Lalong nagiging kumplikado ang mga time zone ng Canada, ipinakita ang bagong mga mapa ng pagbabago.

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University of Lethbridge was wrong to cancel Frances Widdowson's 2023 lecture, judge rules

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