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ASIRT, Carjacking ng Teen at Injuries ng Oilers — Edmonton Huwebes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. 18 anyos na binangga ang kotse sa McDonald’s ng Rutherford nang magtagpo para sa Facebook Marketplace. Ang biktima, na tumutulong sa kanyang kapatid magbenta ng sneakers, ay nasa 2006 Toyota Highlander nang dalawang naka-maskarang suspek ang nagturo ng baril at nagmaniobra papalayas pagkatapos ng pagnanakaw noong 28 Setyembre sa James Mowatt Trail; dumating ang Edmonton police sa loob ng 20 minuto at nakita ang ninakaw na SUV kalaunan malapit sa Cunningham Way.

  2. ASIRT sinusuri ang alegasyon na ‘sinampal ang mukha ko’ ng isang opisyal sa insidente sa Fort Road nitong Agosto. Iniulat ni Fabyan Deschamps na hinawakan siya ng isang Edmonton Police Service at hinagis sa kongkreto noong Agosto; nag-uulat siya ng patuloy na pananakit ng ulo, problema sa memorya at pinsala sa mukha at likod habang sinabi ng EPS na naghahanda ito ng tugon sa umano'y insidente.

  3. Lalaki sa Edmonton kinasuhan dahil sa online na pagbabanta sa buhay kay Prime Minister Mark Carney. Inaresto ng RCMP federal policing ang 44-anyos na si Dwight Peter MacIntyre sa Edmonton dahil sa mga post sa X na nagbabanta kay Carney; nakatakda siyang humarap sa hukuman sa Edmonton sa 25 Nobyembre at sinabi ng RCMP na nagpapatuloy ang imbestigasyon.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Ihahayag ng Ottawa at Alberta ang desisyon sa West Coast pipeline ngayong araw sa Fort McMurray. Magsasalita sina Prime Minister Mark Carney at Premier Danielle Smith sa 1 Oktubre sa Fort McMurray tungkol sa deadline ng Ottawa para ideklarang isang proyekto ng pambansang interes ang iminungkahing Alberta–B.C. pipeline; tinatayang gastos ng proyekto ay nasa $35.2 bilyon hanggang $43.7 bilyon at hawak ng Pembina ang 10 porsiyentong pagmamay-ari.

  2. Binigyan ng dalawang buwan ang mga Indigenous groups para sa konsultasyon hinggil sa national-interest designation ng Pacific Link pipeline. Ayon sa pederal na buod, pinalawig mula isang buwan hanggang dalawang buwan ang konsultasyon matapos magpahayag ng mga alalahanin ang mga pinuno ng Indigenous; nais ng gobyerno na magsimula ang konstruksyon sa Setyembre 2027 at magpapatuloy ang mga karagdagang konsultasyon tungkol sa pangangalaga sa kapaligiran, pagpopondo at pakikipagsosyo sa Indigenous sa susunod na taon.

  3. Dumating ang Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk sa International Space Station para sa anim na buwang misyon. Si Kutryk, 44, ay inilunsad mula Florida bilang mission specialist sa NASA SpaceX Crew-13 kasama sina commander Jessica Watkins, pilot Luke Delaney at Roscosmos cosmonaut Sergey Teteryatnikov; sinabi ng NASA na naabot ng Crew-13 ang estasyon sa halos walong oras at magtatagal ang crew ng ilang buwan para magsagawa ng mga eksperimento.

🏈 Palakasan

  1. Inilagay ng Oilers si Ryan Nugent-Hopkins sa injured reserve bago ang laro sa Vancouver. Inilagay si Nugent-Hopkins sa injured reserve dahil sa pinsalang sa lower body na nakuha sa practice noong Lunes at mawawala siya kahit man lang sa laro ngayong Huwebes; si Zach Hyman ay day-to-day dahil sa upper-body injury, at si Devon Levi ang magsisimula sa goal kapalit ni Tristan Jarry.

  2. Pinangungunahan ni Zander Horvath ang CFL na may 16 rushing touchdowns, papalapit sa mga rekord. May 16 rushing TDs si Horvath at 19 combined scores na may natitirang apat na regular-season na laro, hinahabol niya ang 19 rushing-TD record ni Mike Pringle at ang 23 combined-score single-season mark ni Milt Stegall.

  3. Bumaba sa 60% ang red-zone TD rate ng Roughriders sa nakaraang apat na laro; posible nang makatiyak ng playoff spot. Nakapuntos ng touchdown ang Saskatchewan sa siyam sa 15 red-zone trips sa apat na laro, bumaba mula 72% dati; maaaring makasiguro ang Riders (8-6) ng playoff spot kung mananalo sila Biyernes laban sa Calgary.

📰 Also Today

  • Nahuling mga lalaking Alberta sa Coutts border blockade natalo sa apela, iniulat ang desisyon.
  • Nag-i-install ang Grande Prairie police ng biometric monitors sa holding cells, iniulat bilang pilot project.
  • Inilarawan si Joshua Kutryk na ‘high spirits’ bago ang paglulunsad nitong Huwebes, coverage ng NASA.
  • Nagpahayag ng pagkagulat ang Crew-13 astronauts matapos ang paglulunsad, na-quote sa broadcast ng NASA.
  • Isang dekada ng Rogers Place nagbigay-daan sa pagtingin sa mga lokal na benepisyo, 10-year review.
  • Hinaharap ng Alberta educators ang mga tanong tungkol sa pagiging neutral sa referendum sa ilalim ng bagong batas, iniulat.
  • Nakakuha ng unang national-interest designation ang West Coast oil pipeline, pederal na anunsiyo.
  • Detalyado ng dating sundalo ang mga taktika ng white-supremacist recruitment, nai-publish ang panayam.
  • Sakop ng bagong dokumentaryo ang pagbisita ng Papa noong 2022 sa Canada, inilabas ang pelikula.
  • Indigenous entrepreneur nananawagan ng pagbabago sa Alberta dahil sa separatism, opinion piece.
  • Hinarap ng Ottawa ang deadline para sa mabilisang pag-apruba ng West Coast pipeline, deadline 1 Oktubre.
  • Tinataya ang kalusugan ng pampang ng Lac La Biche, iniulat ang environmental check.
  • Poll: bahagyang mayorya ng UCP voters pabor sa sepasrasyon, resulta ng survey.
  • Tinawag ni Trump ang Canada na ‘very bad’ habang tumitindi ang aksyong pangkalakalan, iniulat ang komento.
  • Nagdudulot ng kalituhan sa munisipyo ang mga patakaran sa campaign sign ng Alberta bago ang referendum, iniulat.
  • Inilista ng Edmonton ang konkretong hakbang sa pakikipag-rekonsilyasyon sa Indigenous people, lokal na inisyatiba.
  • Sinabi ng UCP MLA na bumoto siya para sa binding referendum ng Alberta sa independensya, pahayag.
  • Binatikos ng human rights panel ang Canada dahil sa kawalan ng aksyon para sa Indigenous, natuklasan ng panel.
  • Nagpanukala ang Alberta ng multa hanggang $1M para sa illegal na pagtatapon ng basura, panukalang parusa.
  • Grupo nagnanais ng batas upang maibalik ang libreng pag-broadcast ng NHL final, iniulat ang adbokasiya.
  • (Duplicate) Isang dekada ng Rogers Place. Mas nakinabang ba ang Edmonton?, tanong sa 10-year review.

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