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Debate sa mga Encampment, Pacific Link itinutulak at gabi ni McDavid — Edmonton Biyernes

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Koalisyon sa Edmonton humihiling ng nakalaang mga site para sa river-valley encampment. Hinihimok ng Edmonton River Valley Conservation Coalition (koalisyon para sa konserbasyon ng Edmonton River Valley) na magtayo ng mga pilot site na may tubig na maiinom, palikuran, basurahan at ligtas na pag-dispose ng mga karayom; iminungkahi rin nila ang paggamit ng shipping container bilang pabahay. Tinatayang nasa 5,000 ang mga nakararanas ng kawalan ng tirahan sa Edmonton (lungsod sa Alberta), at ayon sa grupo ay sapat lang ang panloob na silid-kanlungan para sa halos kalahati ng bilang na iyon.

  2. Pederal at Alberta na pamahalaan nagdeklara sa Pacific Link pipeline bilang major project na nasa pambansang interes. Inanunsyo ni Prime Minister Mark Carney (punong ministro) sa Fort McMurray na ang milyong-barrel-per-day Pacific Link line ay papasok sa pinasimple na pagsusuri sa ilalim ng major projects office sa Calgary; sinabi nina Carney at Alberta Premier Danielle Smith na ang hakbang ay naglalayong suportahan ang “sustained growth” sa oilsands kung magpapatuloy ang mga kumpanya sa multibillion-dollar na pamumuhunan.

  3. Sabi ng mga separatista sa Alberta: hindi pipigilan ng pagkakatakda ng pipeline ang kanilang kampanya bago ang plebisito ng 19 Oktubre. Sinabi ni Cory Morgan, tagapag-organisa ng Pathway to Independence (daang patungo sa kalayaan), sa mga mamamahayag na hindi binabago ng designation ng Pacific Link ang layunin ng mga separatista habang naghahanda ang mga Albertan para bumoto sa 19 Oktubre na plebisito na maaaring magbunsod ng pangalawang binding na tanong ukol sa paghihiwalay; sinabi naman ni Premier Danielle Smith na iboboto niya ang pananatili sa Canada.

  4. Alberta Mountie Const. Eli Ndatuje napawalang-sala sa lahat ng kasong inihain. Hinatulan ni Justice Jason Wilkins sa korte sa Red Deer na hindi magkakasala si Ndatuje sa mga akusasyong paglabag sa Criminal Code at Security of Information Act na nagsasabing ilegal na paggamit ng database para tumulong sa Rwandan High Commission, matapos gumamit ang mga taga-imbestiga ng 20–30 opisyal at wiretaps sa imbestigasyon.

🏈 Sports

  1. Nag-ambag ng apat na assist si Connor McDavid habang nanaig ang Oilers laban sa Canucks, 9-7 sa Vancouver. Nakapuntos si McDavid ng kanyang unang goal at nagdagdag ng apat na assist sa laro noong Oktubre na nagtapos sa 9-7 na panalo para sa Edmonton Oilers (koponan ng NHL); si Evan Bouchard naman ay nakakuha ng tatlong puntos at naging kauna-unahang NHL defenceman na may walong puntos sa unang dalawang laro ng kanyang koponan.

  2. Ayon kay Coach Mike Babcock, responsibilidad ng coaching ang mga defensive breakdown matapos payagan ng Oilers ang 13 goals sa unang dalawang laro. Sinabi ni Babcock sa mga reporter pagkatapos ng practice na naniniwala siyang nasa coaching ang isyu matapos pahintulutan ng Edmonton 13 gol habang nakakuha naman ng 14 sa unang dalawang laro, at tinukoy niya sina blue-liners Jake Walman at Shakir Mukhamadullin para sa espesyal na pagtutok bago ang Sabado laban sa Seattle Kraken.

📰 Also Today

  • Lumalala ang mga legal na laban tungkol sa off-reserve Millennium Scoop, may kasalukuyang litigasyon.
  • Paghahambing ng pagsusuri sa umano’y rape case sa Cornell at trial ng Hockey Canada, itinuturing na may nakakagulat na mga pagkakatulad.
  • Dumalo ang mga kilalang personalidad sa Alberta referendum panel sa University of Alberta (Unibersidad sa Alberta).
  • Mayors at mga punong First Nations sa oil sands region nag-react nang may pag-iingat sa Pacific Link designation.
  • Dalawang nasugatan sa sunog sa CNRL gas-plant 88 km silangan ng Calgary, isang lalaki na nasa kanyang 70s kritikal.
  • Sinabi ng trade rep ni Trump na ang posibilidad ng kasunduan sa Canada ay “quite difficult to resolve”, ayon sa isang opisyal ng U.S.
  • Pinakamalaking separatist account sa Alberta online inuugnay sa pinuno ng kilusan, natukoy ang mga koneksyon.
  • Isang Albertan na astronaut pinangalanan para sa isang space mission, ang ipinanganak sa Alberta ay susunod sa misyon sa kalawakan.
  • Oilers at Canucks parehong may natutunan matapos ang dalawang magulong pambungad na laro ng season, parehong may 1-? na talaan.
  • Lalaking taga-Edmonton kinasuhan dahil sa umano’y banta sa buhay ng punong ministro, nagsampa ng kaso ang RCMP.
  • (Duplicate entry noted) Patuloy ang mga legal na laban tungkol sa off-reserve Millennium Scoop.

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