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Mga Condo Takeover, Pagbalik sa AISH at Pagkakasakit ni Nugent-Hopkins — Edmonton Martes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Lalaking mula sa Sherwood Park inaresto matapos matagpuan ng imbestigador ang materyal ng sekswal na pambata na gawa ng AI. Ayon sa Internet Child Exploitation unit ng ALERT, inakusahan ang 51-anyos na lalaking ginamit ang AI para i-sexualize ang mga larawan at video ng maraming biktima; sabi ng mga imbestigador nanggaling ang mga materyal mula sa bukas na social media accounts at mga device na nasamsam noong inaresto siya noong Hunyo 25. Sinabi ng ALERT na malawak ang koleksyon ng mga file at maraming kaso ang isinampa.
  2. Lalaking mula Edmonton hinarap ng mga singil sa pandaraya at sexual assault kaugnay ng mga "grandparent" scam sa Winnipeg. Sinabi ng Winnipeg police na tinarget ang tatlong nasa 80s na adulto mula Agosto 17–22 at naaresto ang 29-anyos na lalaki mula Edmonton matapos makahanap ang mga pulis ng ebidensya na nag-uugnay sa kanya sa maraming cash pickup; kabilang sa mga kaso ang fraud over $5,000 at mga bilang ng sexual assault. Nakahanap din ang pulisya ng ebidensya sa sasakyan ng suspek nang arestuhin siya.
  3. Inakusahan sa pagpatay sa 2024 Edmonton Corn Maze nag-plead na hindi kriminal na responsable, sinasabing may schizophrenia. Si Michael George Ferzli, 43, nasa trial para sa second-degree murder sa pagkamatay noong Agosto 27, 2024 ni 53-anyos na Joseph Farnsworth at humiling kay Justice Bob Aloneissi na ideklara siyang NCR (not criminally responsible) dahil sa schizophrenia; narinig sa korte ang testimonya na naniwala si Ferzli na ang biktima ay may neo-Nazi na paniniwala at may mga naunang mararahas na pag-iisip.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Grupong pang-negosyo sa Edmonton nagtulak ng mga pangunahing pagkukumpuni at pamumuhunan sa downtown sa listahan ng kahilingan sa budget. Inilista ng lokal na business group ang mga pangunahing pagkukumpuni at pamumuhunan sa downtown bilang mga susi sa nalalapit na kahilingan para sa badyet ng lungsod, hinihikayat ang municipal na pansin sa imprastruktura at pangunahing komersyal na mga lugar. Ibinatay ng grupo ang mga ito bilang prayoridad para sa konsiderasyon ng council bago ang deliberasyon sa badyet.
  2. Komite ng lungsod bumoto para baguhin ang public spaces bylaw; patuloy ang pag-aalala ng mga anti-poverty group. Inaprubahan ng isang municipal committee ang targeted na amyenda sa public spaces bylaw; patuloy na tumutol ang mga anti-poverty organizations at sinasabi nilang hindi pa rin naaayos ang mga isyu sa kabila ng boto ng komite.

🏥 Kalusugan

  1. Severely disabled na 18-anyos na naibalik sa AISH matapos maipansin ng media. Sinabi ni Kristi Hall-Busque na ang kanyang hindi nagsasalita at umaasa sa wheelchair na 18-anyos na anak na si Ben—na nangangailangan ng 24/7 na pangangalaga kasama ang overnight nurse—ay unang tinanggihan sa Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) matapos simulang ilipat ng Alberta ang mga benepisyaryo sa ADAP; binaliktad ng probinsya ang desisyon noong Martes ng umaga matapos kausapin ng pamilya ang media ngayong hapon.
  2. Fundraiser ng Hope Air sa Edmonton nagbigay ng kamalayan sa medical travel; volunteers humila ng 30,000 kg na eroplano. Sa Haul for Hope sa Edmonton International Airport, humila ang mga team ng 30,000 kg (67,000 lb) na WestJet Dash 8 nang 100 metro; iniulat ng charity na nakapag-ayos na ito ng 277,000 libreng flights mula pa 1986 at sinabi nitong nagkoordina ito ng 14,433 flights at 10,288 patient at caregiver trips mula sa 710 komunidad noong 2025.

🏈 Sports

  1. Hindi makakasali si Ryan Nugent-Hopkins sa season opener ng Oilers dahil sa lower-body injury. Inanunsyo ng Oilers na hindi makakasali si Nugent-Hopkins, na papasok sa kanyang ika-16 na NHL season, sa opener laban sa Vancouver; sinabi ng coach na si Mike Babcock na ang pariralang "day to day" kadalasan ay nangangahulugang dalawang linggo at kinumpirma niyang si Tristan Jarry ang mag-uumpisa habang si Frederik Andersen ay mananatiling out hanggang Disyembre dahil sa knee injury.
  2. Vincent Blanchard nakapuntos ng CFL-record na siyam na field goal sa 37-35 overtime na panalo ng Elks. Tinugma ni Blanchard ang coverage ng CFL players-of-the-week matapos tumama ng siyam na field goal—pinilit ang overtime sa 27-yarder na sinipa sa natitirang isang segundo—at nagdagdag pa ng dalawa sa OT para itulak ang Edmonton Elks na manalo laban sa Hamilton, 37-35.

📰 Also Today

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  • Sinimulan ang pag-aaral kung kailangan ng Alberta ng mas marami pang cormorant population control.
  • Explainer: 10 referendum questions ng Alberta bago ang botohan sa Okt. 19.
  • Isinara ng Poundmaker’s Lodge ang St. Albert day program, humihingi ng pondo para maibalik ito.
  • Magbubukas ang NHL season ngayong gabi; nagsisimula ang unang taon ng Oilers sa ilalim ni coach Mike Babcock.
  • Ngayon inuuna ng mga rancher sa Alberta ang politika kaysa panahon bilang pangunahing alalahanin.
  • Ulat: 'nabigo' ang Alberta sa mga manggagawa ng Cargill noong COVID-19 outbreak.
  • Umusad ang Calgary-Edmonton high-speed rail project sa bagong probinsyal at pederal na commitments.
  • Separatist group naglakbay gamit motorhome sa northwestern Alberta para i-promote ang independensya.
  • Nakita ang libingan ng batang nawala sa residential school; naghahanap ang First Nation ng iba pa.
  • Nagpadala ng 'stay' letter ang mga Alberta CEOs sa Calgary Chamber na nagbababala sa economic fallout ng secession.
  • Naiulat nang duplicate: Oilers' Nugent-Hopkins hindi makakasali sa season opener dahil sa lower-body injury.
  • (Duplicate) Ipinagpapatuloy ang pag-aaral tungkol sa cormorants sa Alberta.
  • (Duplicate) Rourke, Adams ginawaran ng CFL weekly honours kasabay ni Blanchard.

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