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610K humiling ng mail‑in ballots, pagguho sa Keillor Point at Nugent‑Hopkins — Edmonton Miyerkules

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🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Mahigit 610,000 na humiling ng mail-in ballot bago ang referendum ng Alberta sa Okt. 19. Ayon sa Elections Alberta (Angangalan ng Halalan ng Alberta), may higit sa 610,000 kahilingan para sa espesyal na mail-in ballot — mga 90,000 dagdag mula noong Biyernes; dapat maibalik ang mga aplikasyon bago ang Okt. 16, 5 p.m. Sinabi rin ng Elections Alberta na kumuha na ito ng higit sa 28,000 empleyado at nakatanggap ng halos 52,000 aplikasyon para sa referendum.
  2. Nagbabala ang federal na tanggapan para sa foreign influence tungkol sa posibleng pag‑target mula sa labas sa referendum ng Alberta. Sinabi ni Foreign Influence Commissioner Anton Boegman na proactive ang komunikasyon ng kanyang tanggapan sa mga indibidwal at organisasyong maaaring makipag‑trabaho sa mga dayuhang pamahalaan, at pinaalalahanan ang mga nakikipag‑ugnayan sa dayuhang estado na isaalang‑alang ang pagpaparehistro ayon sa Foreign Influence Transparency and Accountability Act (Batas sa Pagiging Transparent at Pananagutan sa Dayuhang Impluwensya) bago ang botohan sa Okt. 19.
  3. Babala ng mga eksperto: paguusapan ng U.S. ang pagbabawal sa diesel export na maaaring magpataas ng presyo sa buong mundo. May ulat na pinag-iisipang ipatupad ang posibleng 90‑araw na pagbabawal sa pag‑export ng diesel ng U.S.; iniulat ng AAA (American Automobile Association) na ang diesel sa U.S. ay US$6.5107 kada gallon, at ang karaniwang presyo ng diesel sa Canada ay higit sa CA$2 kada litro, habang sinusuri ng mga opisyal ang kapasidad sa pag‑refine at ang pagiging praktikal nito.

🏈 Isports

  1. Papasok si Ryan Nugent‑Hopkins sa kanyang ika‑15 season sa NHL bilang mahalagang bahagi ng Oilers. Ang No. 1 pick ng Oilers noong 2011 ay sinimulan ang kanyang ika‑15 season sa Edmonton; tinawag siya ni coach Mike Babcock na “going to be a massive part of things here” habang sinanay si Nugent‑Hopkins na pumutok bilang sentro ng linya kasama sina Zach Hyman at Isaac Howard. (NHL (National Hockey League) na liga ng propesyonal na hockey)
  2. B.C. Lions maghohost laban sa Saskatchewan sa mahalagang laban sa West Division sa Biyernes. Haharapin ng B.C. (7-6) ang Saskatchewan (8-5) para sa ikalawang pwesto sa West; nangunguna ang opensa ng B.C. sa CFL (Canadian Football League) sa net yards (427.7 kada laro) at rushing (121.3), habang may 3,476 passing yards, 16 TD at 10 interceptions si Nathan Rourke ngayong season.
  3. Tumaas ang sahod sa NHL ngayong off‑season habang tumalon ang salary cap sa $104 milyon. Tumalon ang salary cap ng liga sa $104 milyon para sa 2026‑27 mula sa $95.5 milyon, na nagbunga ng mga rekord na alok tulad ng five‑year, US$90‑million offer sheet at magagarang extension para sa mga top prospect at bituin.

🌦️ Panahon at Mga Daan

  1. Nalalagay sa panganib ang viewpoint ng Keillor Point (‘End of the World’) dahil sa pagguho matapos ang rekord na ulan ngayong tag‑init. Sinabi ng City of Edmonton na pinalala ng rekord na pag‑ulan noong Hunyo at Hulyo ang instabilidad ng dalisdis sa Keillor Point sa pagitan ng 74 at 76 Avenue sa itaas ng Saskatchewan Drive; itinayo at pina‑fence ang lookout bilang opisyal na site matapos magbukas ang hagdanan at pormal na viewing area noong 2019.
  2. Ipapatupad ng Northwest Territories ang permanenteng Northwest Territories time buong taon. Sinabi ng pamahalaan ng N.W.T. na hindi na magpapasindi‑balik ng orasan sa Nob. 1, kaya nakaayon ang permanenteng oras ng teritoryo sa Alberta at Saskatchewan matapos ang isang survey noong 2022 kung saan sumagot ng mahigit 3,500 residente at higit 87% ang sumuporta sa pagtatapos ng seasonal na pagbabago ng oras.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • Sinasabing chinecheck ng Elections Alberta ang mga aplikasyon para sa espesyal na ballot at kailangan ng ID.
  • Nagiging malinaw na palatandaan ng intensiyon sa pagboto ang mga bandila sa Alberta.
  • Bumoto ang Edmonton city council na baguhin ang regulasyon sa lodging house.
  • Bumukas ang combined police at fire dispatch facility sa Grande Prairie.
  • Mga talakayan sa powwow naglahad ng pag‑aalala ng ilang dumalo tungkol sa independensya ng Alberta.
  • Binaligtad ng Town of Golden ang plano sa orasan; susundin na ang oras ng Alberta.
  • Sina Sharon Butala, Tim Bowling, Elaine M. tatanghaling mga nanalo ng 2026 Alberta Book Publishing Awards.
  • Isang maliit na eroplano lumapag sa Highway 1 sa Banff National Park.
  • Nag‑alok ang pederal na pamahalaan ng equity stake sa mga Indigenous group para sa Trans Mountain pipeline.
  • Nagpanukala si Danielle Smith ng $1,900 na bayad para sa access ng temporary residents sa public health care.
  • Sinabi ng finance minister Carney na may malinaw siyang mandato para sa malalaking pagbabago sa ekonomiya.
  • (Duplicate ID noted) Bumukas ang combined police at fire dispatch facility sa Grande Prairie.
  • (Duplicate ID noted) Alam ng foreign‑influence office ang mga alalahanin tungkol sa referendum ng Alberta.
  • (Duplicate ID noted) Fact check kung makakaboto ba ang mga non‑Albertans sa pamamagitan ng mail‑in ballots.

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