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Panalo ang abogadong First Nations, Stampeders nagwagi at poll sa data‑centre — Calgary Sabado

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Panalo ang abogadang First Nations na si Joan Jack laban sa Gowling WLG. Sa 46‑pahinang hatol, natuklasan ni Hukom Shauna McCarthy (Manitoba) na nilabag ng Gowling ang fiduciary at kontraktwal na tungkulin kaugnay ng trabaho nina Joan Jack at iba pa sa day‑school na kaso noong 2009; nakuha ng Gowling ang $1.5‑bilyong settlement at tumanggap ng $55 milyon bilang fees, habang si Jack ay walang natanggap at itatakda pa ang halaga ng danyos.
  2. Poll ng Ipsos: ang turnout ang magdidikta ng resulta ng referendum sa paghihiwalay ng Alberta sa Okt. 19. Ayon sa survey, 20% ng mga Alberta ang sasagot ng “oo” sa isang ikalawang binding referendum at 81% ang nagsabing balak bumoto — datos na ginagamit ng kolum para igiit na ang dami ng boto ang magpapasya kung mananaig ang mga tagapag‑bago.
  3. Ayon sa partido, nananatiling motivated ang mga separatista ng Alberta kahit bumaba ang rating sa mga poll. Inilalarawan ng ulat ang patuloy na sigla ng mga aktibistang separatista matapos magpakita ng pagbaba ang suporta sa paghihiwalay sa mga kamakailang survey.

🏈 Sports

  1. Calgary Stampeders (pro Canadian football team) tinalo ang Ottawa Redblacks 45–31, pinanatili ang pag‑asa sa playoffs. Nakumpleto ni Vernon Adams Jr. 24 sa 30 na pasa para sa 422 yarda at tatlong TD; nagkaroon ng dalawang touchdown si Deonta McMahon (isa rushing, isa receiving) habang umangat ang Stampeders sa 7–8 at bumagsak ang Ottawa sa 0–14 ngayong season.
  2. B.C. Lions (pro Canadian football team) umakyat sa 8–6 matapos ang 31–24 na panalo laban sa Saskatchewan. Nag‑throw si Nathan Rourke para sa 375 yarda at apat na TD; inilagay ng panalo ang Lions sa pangalawa sa West at nagbigay sa kanila ng 2–1 na kalamangan sa three‑game season series laban sa Riders.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Pag‑aaral ng University of Calgary (pamantasan sa Calgary) nagpapakita na may benepisyo ang mindfulness at tai chi sa recovery ng cancer. Iniulat ng pananaliksik ang nasusukat na pakinabang mula sa mindfulness at tai chi para sa paggaling ng mga pasyenteng may cancer, tinukoy ang mga kasanayang ito sa kanilang mga natuklasan.
  2. Hiniling ng hukuman na ibalik ni Mentzelopoulos ang mga rekord sa kasong wrongful‑dismissal. Nag‑utos ang korte na ang nasasakdal, si Mentzelopoulos, ay ibalik ang tinukoy na mga rekord bilang bahagi ng nagpapatuloy na paglilitis sa kaso ng maling pagpapatalsik.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Poll: hindi popular sa Alberta ang mga data centre. Isang pampublikong survey na binanggit sa ulat ang mababang suporta para sa mga proyekto ng data‑centre sa mga Alberta, na nagbubunsod ng mga tanong tungkol sa politikal na gastos para sa mga nagtataguyod.
  2. Whistleblower: milyun‑milyong Driscoll’s berries dinala sa Canada na may sobrang kemikal. Ayon sa report, idinawit ng isang whistleblower na “milyun‑milyon” na berries ng Driscoll’s ang ipinadala sa Canada na may antas ng pesticide na lampas sa pinapayagan.

📰 Also Today

  • Interim leader ng B.C. Conservative na si Lorne Doerkson sinabing handa na siyang “ready to rock” matapos italaga bilang pinuno.
  • Dumalo sina Doerkson at Christy Clark sa laro ng B.C. Lions noong Biyernes.
  • Natuklasan ng isang pag‑aaral na iba‑iba ang dialect ng bugle ng elk bulls sa North America, ayon sa mga mananaliksik.
  • Tumaas ang presyo ng wing‑night, binabago ang tradisyonal na murang lingguhang handog.
  • Kinasuhan ang isang lalaki matapos ang serye ng sexual assaults sa Airdrie at Calgary, ayon sa RCMP.

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Judge rules Mentzelopoulos must return records as part of wrongful dismissal lawsuit

A judge has ruled on what was a months-long back-and-forth over a series of documents central to a lawsuit launched by the former CEO of Alberta Health Services.

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Man charged after 'series of sexual assaults' in Airdrie and Calgary: RCMP

RCMP say a 30-year-old Airdrie man was charged with multiple counts of sexual assault on Thursday after four incidents reported in the Calgary bedroom community, with another two reported in Calgary.

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Alberta separatists remain motivated in face of poll suggesting dip in support

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Why turnout matters in Alberta’s vote on a future separation referendum

Why turnout matters in Alberta’s vote on a future separation referendum

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Lions climb standings with win over Roughriders

Lions climb standings with win over Roughriders

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Whistleblower alleges millions of Driscoll’s berries sent to Canada with excess chemical levels

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End of an era? Why wing night prices are soaring

Not too long ago, it wasn’t unheard of to find 10 or even 20 cent per wing specials on Calgary menus, but customers these days are unlikely to find that kind of pricing.

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With elk rut underway, study suggests bulls across North America bugle in different dialects

Elk bugles are a familiar sound in the Canadian Rockies during the fall rut. Research from the United States suggests bull elk across North America could actually be communicating with different dialects.

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Can mindfulness and tai chi improve cancer recovery? U of C study finds benefits

In a world where there’s a pill for everything, a Calgary-based researcher and psychologist is prescribing mindfulness and tai chi to tackle persistent cancer recovery symptoms.

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Doerkson, Clark attend B.C. Lions game

Doerkson, Clark attend B.C. Lions game

Interim B.C. Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson was spotted alongside former Liberal premier Christy Clark at a B.C. Lions football game on Friday night.

Sports Sep 26, 2026
Lawyer wins case against multinational firm behind day school settlement

Lawyer wins case against multinational firm behind day school settlement

A First Nations lawyer who started the quest for justice for day school survivors has won a lawsuit against a firm regarding compensation for her work.

Canada Sep 26, 2026
Calgary Stampeders beat Ottawa Redblacks 45-31

Calgary Stampeders beat Ottawa Redblacks 45-31

Deonta McMahon scored a pair of touchdowns for the Calgary Stampeders in a 45-31 win over the Ottawa Redblacks in the CFL on Saturday.

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B.C. Conservative leader ‘ready to rock’

B.C. Conservative leader ‘ready to rock’

British Columbia Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson admits to some frustration in the starting days of the provincial election but now says his party is "ready to rock." 

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