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Cyclotron, Pataas na Property Tax at Katotohanan at Pagkakasundo — Calgary Miyerkules

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Makakakuha ang Calgary ng unang medical cyclotron nito, inaasahang gagana pagsapit ng 2029. Sinabi ni Ministra ng Kalusugan Adriana LaGrange na bahagi ang cyclotron ng isang 71 milyong dolyar ng Canada na radiopharmaceutical centre sa Foothills Medical Centre na may 64 milyong dolyar ng Canada na pondo mula sa lalawigan sa loob ng tatlong taon; layunin ng pasilidad na paikliin ang biyahe para sa mga short‑lived isotopes na ngayon ay dinadala mula sa Edmonton nang tatlong oras. Inaasahan ng lalawigan na tatluhin ang radiopharmaceutical testing sa Alberta sa susunod na 15 taon.
  2. Pinalawig ng Alberta ang deadline ng aplikasyon para sa 100 dolyar na energy rebate hanggang Okt. 31. Sinabi ni Ministro ng Pananalapi Jason Nixon na halos 3.4 milyong matatandang Albertan ang kwalipikado habang mga 1.5 milyon na ang nag‑apply; ipinahinto rin ng lalawigan ang 13 sentimong kada litro na buwis sa gasolina sa loob ng tatlong buwan simula Huwebes. Inanunsyo ni Punong Ministro ng Alberta Danielle Smith ang pagbalik sa bawas‑buwis sa gasolina matapos ang pagkadismaya ng publiko sa rebate program.
  3. Magpapatupad ang Alberta ng mas mabibigat na parusa para sa illegal dumping, kabilang ang multa hanggang 100,000 dolyar ng Canada para sa mga indibidwal. Sinabi ni Punong Ministro Danielle Smith na magtataas ang panukalang batas ng multa para sa mga korporasyon hanggang 1 milyong dolyar ng Canada at papayagan ang mga hukuman na magpataw ng hanggang anim na buwang pagkakakulong sa matinding kaso; binanggit niya na may 30,000 reklamo ang Calgary municipal tungkol sa illegal dumping noong nakaraang taon kumpara sa 165 lamang na naipataw na tiket. Sinabi ni Smith na ang gastusin sa paglilinis ay maaaring umabot sa “daan‑daang libo” para sa mga munisipalidad.
  4. Mga paunang numero: posibleng tumaas ng 15% ang property tax sa Calgary sa susunod na taon. Naglabas ang city staff ng maagang projection na nagpapakita ng posibleng 15 porsiyentong pagtaas sa municipal property taxes para sa 2027, bilang na ipinakita sa paunang budget materials ng lungsod; susuriin ng mga konsehal ang mga opsyon sa mga nalalapit na budget meeting upang higpitan ang pinal na rate.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Nagdaraos ang mga kaganapan sa paligid ng Calgary para sa National Day for Truth and Reconciliation noong Sept. 30. Nagtala ang coverage ng mga lokal na paggunita sa Calgary na kinabibilangan ng orange‑shirt observances at mga kultural na pagtitipon sa ika‑anim na taong statutory holiday; ang national day ay paggunita sa humigit‑kumulang 150,000 mga batang Indigenous na dinala sa residential schools. Nagsagawa ng mga seremonya at resource events ang mga opisyal at community group sa buong lungsod sa umaga ng taglagas.
  2. Naghahanda ang city staff ng Calgary ng mga hakbang para i‑memorialize ang dating residential school site. Inanunsyo ng lungsod ang plano na ituloy ang mga hakbang para mag‑memorialize sa dating Calgary residential school, kung saan inilatag ng staff ang mga susunod na hakbang sa konsultasyon at pagpaplano; ang mga detalye sa timeline at partikular na disenyo ng memorial ay bubuuin sa proseso ng lungsod.

🏈 Sports

  1. Haharapin ng Calgary Stampeders ang Saskatchewan Roughriders ngayong Biyernes sa isang West Division showdown. Inaanyayahan ng Riders (8–6) ang Stampeders (7–8) ngayong Biyernes; isang panalo ng Calgary nang apat o higit pang puntos ang magbibigay sa Stampeders ng tiebreaker sa season series at magkakapantay na standing sa Saskatchewan. Naghagis si Vernon Adams Jr. ng 422 yards at tatlong TD sa pinakahuling 45–31 na panalo ng Calgary laban sa Ottawa.
  2. Itinalaga sina Nathan Rourke, Adarius Pickett at Tyrice Beverette bilang mga nangungunang manlalaro ng CFL noong Setyembre. Nag‑throw si Rourke ng 1,067 yards at pitong TD na may isang interception sa tatlong laro noong Setyembre; nagtala si Pickett ng 35 tackles at dalawang sacks habang si Beverette ay may 20 tackles, isang interception at dalawang sacks para sa buwan.

📰 Also Today

  • Nagsagawa ang Fort Edmonton Park ng isang Truth and Reconciliation ceremony, bilang paggunita sa ika‑anim na taunang National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
  • Tinawag ni Prime Minister Mark Carney ang aksyon para sa reconciliation, binanggit na 14 lamang sa 94 TRC calls to action ang natapos.
  • (duplicate) Itataas ng Alberta ang multa para sa illegal dumping, na may maksimum na 100,000 dolyar ng Canada para sa indibidwal at 1 milyong dolyar ng Canada para sa mga korporasyon.
  • Statistics Canada: 25% ng mga Canadian edad 25–44 ay 'not at all hopeful' tungkol sa kinabukasan ng demokrasya.
  • Ipinaglabas ang Canada‑wide warrant noong Sept. 23 para kay Scot MacDermid, 42, kaugnay ng diumano'y pagdukot sa dalawang bata.
  • Pinahinto nang maaga ng Tsawwassen First Nation ang isang B.C. Truth and Reconciliation event matapos ang isang 'critical incident'.
  • Tampok tungkol sa pagpapanatili ng hindi madaling isalin na Indigenous language, kuwento na inilathala sa serye.
  • Binigyan ng Alberta ng karagdagang isang buwan ang mga residente para mag‑apply sa 100 dolyar na energy rebate, deadline ngayo'y Okt. 31.
  • Canada‑wide warrants inilabas para sa ama sa Edmonton kaugnay ng diumano'y pagdukot, followup reporting.
  • Analysis piece: ano ang puwedeng gawin tungkol sa reconciliation ngayon na nalaman mo ang katotohanan.
  • (duplicate) Naghahanda ang lungsod na i‑memorialize ang dating Calgary residential school, mga hakbang na isasagawa.
  • Nangampanya si Pierre Poilievre sa Edmonton at hinihikayat ang mga Albertan na bumoto para manatili sa Canada, talumpati bago ang Okt. 19 referendum.
  • Profile: Gumagamit ang mga kampanya para sa Alberta independence ng mas banayad na pampublikong lapit sa kabila ng matitigas na layunin ng pag‑alis.
  • Naghahanda ang Fort McMurray para sa pag‑angat ng ekonomiya matapos ang isang mahirap na dekada.
  • Explainer: Ang Oct. 19 referendum ng Alberta at ang mga kailangang malaman ng mga botante.
  • (duplicate) Inanunsyo ang unang cyclotron ng Calgary upang pabilisin ang medical tests at paggamot.

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Calgary getting its first cyclotron to expedite medical testing, cancer treatments

A cyclotron speeds up tiny charged particles and shoots them at a target to make radioactive materials for medical scans and treatments.

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Events marking National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in and around Calgary

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Calgarians could see 15% property tax hike next year, according to preliminary numbers

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A city-owned agency will soon place signs to mark the site of a former residential school in southeast Calgary, which operated from 1896 to 1907.

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Now that you know the truth, what do you do about reconciliation?

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Canada-wide warrants issued for Edmonton father in alleged abduction of his children

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Albertans now have another month to apply for $100 energy rebate

The province is giving Albertans another month to apply for the $100 energy rebate, with a new deadline of Oct. 31.

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Tsawwassen First Nation ends B.C. Truth and Reconciliation event early due to 'critical incident'

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Alberta extends deadline to apply for $100 energy rebate

Alberta extends deadline to apply for $100 energy rebate

Nearly 3.4 million adult Albertans are eligible for the rebate, but Finance Minister Jason Nixon says so far only about 1.5 million people have applied.

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Riders host Stamps in important division showdown

Riders host Stamps in important division showdown

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Edmonton man accused of abducting his 2 kids wanted on Canada-wide warrant

Edmonton man accused of abducting his 2 kids wanted on Canada-wide warrant

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Calgary cyclotron to make radiopharmaceuticals for fighting cancer expected by 2029

Calgary cyclotron to make radiopharmaceuticals for fighting cancer expected by 2029

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‘We owe them action,’ Carney says on Truth and Reconciliation Day

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The Truth and Reconciliation Commission concluded in its landmark 2015 final report that the school system was a central element of a state-backed policy of cultural genocide.

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Marking National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at Fort Edmonton Park

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