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Warrant sa Pagdukot, Pagpapalawig ng CAN$100 Rebate at Panawagan ni Carney sa TRC — Edmonton Miyerkules

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🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Pinalawig ng Alberta ang deadline para sa CAN$100 na rebate sa enerhiya hanggang Okt. 31. Ayon sa lalawigan, halos 3.4 milyon matatandang Albertan ang karapat-dapat at mga 1.5 milyon na ang nag-apply; kinumpirma ni Finance Minister Jason Nixon (ministro ng Pananalapi) na ang online na window ng aplikasyon ay tatakbo na hanggang Okt. 31, at ang provincial na pagpapatigil sa 13-senting bawat litro na buwis sa gasolina ay magsisimula Huwebes para sa tatlong buwan.
  2. Mungkahi ng pamahalaang Alberta ang multa hanggang CAN$100,000 para sa ilegal na pagtatapon. Inanunsyo ni Premier Danielle Smith (punong ministro ng Alberta) ang panukalang batas na magtataas ng multa para sa indibidwal hanggang CAN$100,000 at para sa korporasyon hanggang CAN$1 milyon, at magbibigay-daan sa mga korte na magpataw ng kulong hanggang anim na buwan; binanggit ni Smith ang 30,000 reklamo mula sa Calgary noong nakaraang taon at mahigit 600 reklamo tungkol sa pagtatapon sa Edmonton (lunsod sa Alberta) sa loob ng limang taon.
  3. Maglalaan ang lalawigan ng CAN$64 milyon para sa radiopharmaceutical centre sa Calgary, operational pagsapit ng 2029. Sinabi ni Health Minister Adriana LaGrange (ministro ng Kalusugan) na magbibigay ang Alberta ng CAN$64 milyon sa loob ng tatlong taon para sa CAN$71-milyong sentro sa Foothills Medical Centre sa Calgary (lunsod), para magdagdag ng cyclotron at paikliin ang paglalakbay ng mga radioisotope na may 109-minutong half-life, na magpapagaan sa suplay para sa mga pasyente sa timog Alberta.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Hinikayat ni Prime Minister Mark Carney (Punong Ministro ng Canada) ang aksyon sa 94 Calls to Action ng Truth and Reconciliation. Sa pagsasalita sa Fort Edmonton Park (parkeng pambansa) sa National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, binanggit ni Carney na 14 lamang sa 94 na panawagan ang natapos at 41 ang nakatuwang (in progress), batay sa independiyenteng pag-track ng Indigenous Watchdog.
  2. Nagdaraos ng malungkot na seremonya sa Fort Edmonton Park para sa National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Ang mga dumalo, kabilang si Chief Desmond Bull (pinuno ng Indigenous community) at ang Indigenous social worker na si Jasmine Hannig, ay nakasuot ng orange na damit at sinunod ang pederal na statutory holiday na nagpapaalala sa 150,000 Indigenous na bata na naapektuhan ng residential schools; may ipinaglingkod na bannock sa malamig na umaga ng taglagas.

🚑 Pagkabago at mga Insidente

  1. Pambansang warrant ang inilabas para sa ama mula Edmonton na inakusahan ng pagdukot sa dalawang bata. Ayon sa Edmonton Police Service (serbisyo ng pulisya), si Scot MacDermid, 42, ay nahaharap sa dalawang bilang ng pagdukot na labag sa isang custody order matapos na siya at ang kanyang mga anak — ang siyam na taong gulang na si Lesley at anim na taong gulang na si George — ay nawala mula sa hilagang bahagi ng Edmonton noong 28 Ago.; ang huling kumpirmadong pagkitang ay sa Lloydminster noong 28 Ago. bandang 6:30 p.m.

🏈 Palakasan

  1. Nakapuntos si Paul Cotter ng panalo sa overtime habang tinalo ng Canucks ang Oilers 6-5 sa Rogers Place. Ang short-handed goal ni Cotter 1:59 sa overtime ang nagtapos ng gabing may dalawang goal para sa kanya; tumigil si Kevin Lankinen sa 32 tira para sa Vancouver; dumalo rin si Prime Minister Mark Carney sa home opener ng Edmonton.
  2. Bibisita ang Saskatchewan Roughriders sa Calgary sa mahalagang laro sa West Division ngayong Biyernes. Ang Riders ay may 8-6 record at ang Stampeders 7-8; ang panalo ng Riders ay magwawakas sa 2-0 season sweep, habang ang panalo ng Calgary ng apat o higit pang puntos ay magbibigay sa Calgary ng season series tiebreaker.

📰 Also Today

  • Ginunita ni Carney ang ika-6 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation sa pamamagitan ng mga pahayag sa Edmonton.
  • Binigyan ng Alberta ng isang buwan pa ang mga residente para mag-apply sa CAN$100 rebate, bagong deadline Okt. 31.
  • Statistics Canada: humigit-kumulang 25% ng edad 25–44 'hindi lubos na umaasa' sa demokratikong hinaharap ng Canada.
  • Halos 40,000 rekord ng residential school ang sisirain, ayon sa ulat.
  • Inilarawan ng isang lalaki ang pagtuklas ng banal na bukal sa isang Indigenous site sa Edmonton, sinabing 'regalo mula kay Ina Kalikasan.'
  • Pambansang mga warrant inilabas para sa ama ng Edmonton sa umano'y pagdukot ng anak, ayon sa headline.
  • Opinyon: 'Ngayon na alam mo na ang katotohanan, ano ang gagawin mo tungkol sa reconciliation?' editorial.
  • Nagsalita si Poilievre sa Edmonton hinihikayat ang pagkakaisa bago ang referendum sa Alberta, ayon sa coverage.
  • Ang mga nagtataguyod ng independensya ng Alberta ay nagpatupad ng soft-sell strategy sa kabila ng hard-exit na layunin, ayon sa ulat.
  • Naghahanda ang Fort McMurray para sa pag-angat ng ekonomiya matapos ang isang mahirap na dekada, ayon sa kuwento.
  • Nagpanukala ang developer ng 50-palapag na mga tore at bagong security approach para sa City Centre, ayon sa ulat.
  • Ipinagdiwang ng Canucks ang panalo sa season opener laban sa Oilers, tinalo ng Vancouver ang Edmonton sa opener.
  • Tinanggap ng Alberta at ng Anglican diocese ang vicarious liability sa kaso tungkol sa pag-atake sa mga tinedyer na bilanggo, ayon sa headline.

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