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Deadline sa Pipeline, Imbestigasyon ng ASIRT at Pag-asa ng Riders — Calgary Huwebes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. ASIRT nagsisiyasat sa paratang na pinagbunot ng pulis ng Edmonton ang mukha ng isang babae. Sinabi ni Fabyan Deschamps na ang insidente noong Agosto sa Fort Road ay nag-iwan sa kanya ng pinsala sa mukha at likod at patuloy na pananakit ng ulo; sinabi ng Edmonton Police Service noong Huwebes na naghahanda ito ng tugon at binuksan ng Alberta Serious Incident Response Team ang isang imbestigasyon.
  2. 18 anyos na binangga at ninakawan ng kotse sa pakikipagkita para sa Facebook Marketplace sa Rutherford. Ayon sa biktima, ang palitan noong Set. 28 sa McDonald’s sa James Mowatt Trail ay nagtapos nang magturo ng baril ang dalawang naka-mask na suspek, umalis sakay ng kanyang 2006 Toyota Highlander, at dumating ang Edmonton police sa loob ng 20 minuto.
  3. Lalaki mula Edmonton inaresto dahil sa mga banta sa buhay online laban kay Prime Minister Carney. Inaresto ng RCMP federal policing ang 44 anyos na si Dwight Peter MacIntyre; nakatakda siyang humarap sa hukuman sa Edmonton sa Nob. 25 at ayon sa RCMP ay patuloy ang imbestigasyon.

🏈 Palakasan

  1. Maaaring makapasok sa playoffs ang Riders kung magwawagi laban sa Stampeders ngayong Biyernes. Maaaring makaseguro ng puwesto sa postseason ang Saskatchewan, na naka-tie 8-6 sa B.C., kung tatalunin ang Calgary; binanggit ni Trevor Harris ang mga kamakailang problema sa red zone matapos ang 31-24 na pagkatalo laban sa B.C. Lions.
  2. Papabalik sa dalawang rekord ng CFL si Zander Horvath na may 16 rushing TD. Nangunguna si Horvath sa CFL na may 16 rushing touchdowns at 19 total na puntos na may apat na regular-season games na natitira, papalapit na sa single-season mark nina Mike Pringle at Milt Stegall.
  3. Inilagay ng Oilers si Ryan Nugent-Hopkins sa injured reserve dahil sa injury sa lower body. Nag-miss si Nugent-Hopkins sa season opener ng Edmonton at naka-lista sa IR; si Zach Hyman ay day-to-day dahil sa upper-body injury at si Devon Levi ang magsisimula bilang goalie ngayong Huwebes.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Kinakaharap ng Ottawa ang deadline na Okt. 1 para ituring ang West Coast pipeline bilang proyektong pambansang interes. Nakasaad na si Prime Minister Mark Carney at si Premier Danielle Smith ay nakatakdang mag-anunsyo ng susunod na hakbang sa Fort McMurray noong Okt. 1; tinatayang nagkakahalaga ang panukalang pipeline ng 35.2–43.7 bilyong dolyar ng Canada at pag-aari nito ang Trans Mountain, ang Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission at Pembina.
  2. Binigyan ng dalawang buwan ang mga Indigenous group para sa konsultasyon sa pagtatalaga ng Pacific Link pipeline. Ayon sa pederal na buod, pinalawig ang konsultasyon mula isang buwan hanggang dalawang buwan, iniulat ng mga lider na kulang ang impormasyon, at layunin ng gobyerno na simulan ang konstruksyon sa Setyembre 2027 kung magpapatuloy ang progreso.

📰 Isa Pa Ngayon

  • Dumating ang Canadian astronaut na si Joshua Kutryk sa ISS bilang bahagi ng Crew-13 mission, pinakamabilis na paglipad papunta sa estasyon (~8 oras).
  • Nais ng Flames GM Craig Conroy ng dagdag na scoring sa huling season sa Saddledome.
  • Mga lalaking taga-Alberta na napatunayang nagkasala sa Coutts blockade, natalo sa apela.
  • Nag-aadjust ang mga edukador sa Alberta matapos ang batas sa pagiging neutral sa referendum, ayon sa mga grupo ng guro.
  • Ang West Coast oil pipeline ang naging unang proyektong itinalagang may pambansang interes.
  • Dating sundalo inilarawan ang mga taktika sa recruitment ng isang Canadian white supremacist group.
  • Indigenous entrepreneur nanawagan ng pagbabago imbes na separatismo sa debate sa Alberta.
  • Humarap ang Ottawa sa deadline sa mabilisang pag-apruba ng bagong West Coast pipeline.
  • Poll: bahagyang mayorya ng mga UCP voter pabor sa secesyon, ayon sa kamakailang survey.
  • Nag-ulat ang mga munisipalidad ng kalituhan sa mga patakaran sa campaign sign bago ang Alberta referendum.
  • Sinabi ng UCP MLA na bumoto siya para sa binding Alberta independence referendum.
  • Palalawakin ng Calgary ang listahan ng mare-recycle para isama ang tubes, aerosols at foam packaging.
  • Iminungkahi ng Alberta ang multa hanggang 1 milyong dolyar ng Canada para sa ilegal na pagtatapon ng basura.

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