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AISH Naibalik, Plane Pull Naglikom, at Nugent‑Hopkins Hindi Makakasali — Calgary Martes

18 artikulo 2 oras ang nakalipas 13

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Sinampahan ng kaso sa pagpatay sa loob ng corn maze noong 2024 sa Edmonton: akusado nagsasabing ang biktima ay isang Nazi. Si Michael George Ferzli, 43, ay nasa paglilitis para sa second-degree murder kaugnay ng pagkamatay noong 27 Aug. 2024 ng 53 anyos na si Joseph Farnsworth at humihiling kay Justice Bob Aloneissi na ideklara siyang hindi krimenal na responsable dahil sa schizophrenia. Inilahad sa korte na parehong naninirahan ang dalawang lalaki sa iisang supervised group home at sila ay nasa naka-iskedyul na paglalabas papunta sa maze sa Parkland County nang maganap ang pag-atake.
  2. Lalaki mula Sherwood Park inarestong konektado sa AI-created na child sexual abuse material. Sabi ng Internet Child Exploitation unit ng ALERT, isang 51-anyos na lalaki na inaresto noong 25 Hunyo umano’y gumamit ng AI para gawing sekswal ang mga larawan at video ng ilang biktimang kilala niya; nakakita ang mga imbestigador ng malawak na koleksyon sa forensic analysis ng mga na-seize na device at naglabas ng karagdagang kaso lampas sa naunang mga bilang ng possession at distribution.

🏥 Kalusugan

  1. 18-anyos na may malubhang kapansanan pansamantalang tinanggihan ang AISH hanggang kumuha ng atensiyon ang media. Sinabihan si Kristi Hall-Busque na ang kaniyang hindi nagsasalitang anak na si Ben, na nakakaupo sa wheelchair at nangangailangan ng 24/7 na pag-aalaga kabilang ang overnight nurse, ay "employable" kaya tinanggihan ang Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped; binaligtad ng probinsya ang desisyon kinabukasan matapos lumabas sa media ang kaso ng pamilya.
  2. Edmonton plane-pull nagtaas ng pondo para sa Hope Air medical travel. Nagsagawa ang Hope Air (organisasyong tumutulong sa libreng paglalakbay para sa medikal na pangangailangan) ng Haul for Hope sa Edmonton International Airport (paliparan) kung saan nagtulungan ang mga koponan na hilahin ang isang 30,000 kg WestJet Dash 8 plane (sasakyang panghimpapawid ng WestJet) ng 100 metro para makalikom ng pondo para sa mga pasyenteng kailangang bumiyahe para sa pangangalaga. Mula 1986 hanggang ngayon nakaayos ang Hope Air ng mahigit 277,000 libreng flight at tumulong sa 38,392 na travel arrangements ngayong 2025.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Sinasabing coordinated ang alok ng investment firms para pilitin ang deconversion ng mga condo. Nag-ulat ang mga residente ng The Berkeley (kondominyum malapit sa 101 Avenue at 116 Street) sa Edmonton na may mga firmang nagpapadala ng sabay-sabay na alok para bilhin ang mga unit at i-promote ang pag-convert ng condominiums pabalik sa rental sa pamamagitan ng deconversion; nagbabala si Darlene Reid ng Realtors Association of Edmonton (asosyasyon ng mga Realtor sa Edmonton) na puwede ring magsikap ang mga firm para makontrol ang board at magpataw ng special assessments.
  2. Si Ryan Nugent-Hopkins ng Oilers hindi makakasali sa season opener dahil sa injury sa lower body. Inanunsyo ng Oilers na mawawala si Ryan Nugent-Hopkins sa opener kontra Vancouver Canucks sa 29 Sept. 2026; sinabi ng coach na si Mike Babcock na ang katagang "day to day" karaniwang tumatagal ng mga dalawang linggo at kinumpirma na si Tristan Jarry ang magsisimula habang si Frederik Andersen ay wala hanggang Disyembre dahil sa knee injury.

📰 Mga Iba Pang Balita Ngayon

  • Calgary Chamber nagbabala ng epekto sa ekonomiya kung maghihiwalay ang Alberta, hindi detalyado ang mga partikular na epekto sa excerpt.
  • Ninakaw ang 10,000 litro ng diesel mula sa tatlong gasolinahan sa Calgary, nasa imbestigasyon.
  • Grupo nagsusuri ng bilang ng cormorant sa Alberta para alamin kung kailangan ng population control.
  • Explainer: 10 tanong sa referendum ng Alberta sa Okt. 19, nailathala na ang mga detalye.
  • Nakita makalipas ang dekada ang libingan ng batang nawala sa residential school, naghahanap ang First Nation ng iba pang nawawala.
  • Separatist group nag-drive ng motorhome papuntang northwest Alberta para talakayin ang independensya, iniulat ng mga aktibista.
  • Hinirapan ang mga salaysay sa korte sa kaso ng serial-rape sa Calgary mula 1980s, malapit na ang pagtatapos ng pagdinig.
  • Alegasyon sa murder trial: biktima sa Calgary na sinaktan, binigyan ng fentanyl, at sinunog ang katawan, ayon sa mga prosecutor.
  • Binatilyo sa Lethbridge kinasuhan ng terorismo dahil sa koneksyon sa violent online group 764, isinampa ang kaso.
  • Mga rancher sa Alberta nagsasabing mas pinapansin na ng politika kaysa panahon ang pinakamalaking alalahanin, ayon sa survey.
  • Ulat nagtukoy na "bumigo" ang Alberta sa mga manggagawa ng Cargill noong COVID-19 outbreak, may dokumentadong kritikismo.
  • Proyekto ng high-speed rail Calgary–Edmonton umusad sa bagong commitment mula probinsya at pederal, inanunsyo ang progreso.

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