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Probinsya Inutos Ibalik ang Dating Infill Rules; Elks Puwedeng Umakyat sa Tuktok ng West at Oilers May Mga 9 p.m. na Laro — Edmonton Huwebes

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🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Iniutos ng probinsya sa Edmonton na ibalik ang dating mga patakaran sa infill; tinawag ang kasalukuyang polisiya na nakakasama. Sinabi ni Premier Danielle Smith Huwebes sa mga mamamahayag na dapat bumalik ang lungsod sa mga patakarang umiiral bago ang 2024 para sa infill, at iginiit niyang nagpapababa ang halaga ng mga ari-arian at nagdudulot ng problema sa paradahan ang mga multi-unit na pagtatayo; tinawag naman ng Mayor Andrew Knack at mga pinuno ng lungsod ang utos na “hindi pinag-isipan at nakakainsulto,” at sinamahan si Smith ng ilang daang nagprotesta sa labas ng city hall.
  2. Tinanggihan ng konseho ng St. Albert ang mga pagbabago sa bylaw na magpapalakas sa infill. Binalewala ng konseho ng lungsod ng St. Albert ang iminungkahing mga amyenda sa bylaw na layong hikayatin ang infill development, ayon sa ulat Huwebes, kaya mananatili muna ang umiiral na mga zoning rule.
  3. Hinihiling ng Cold Lake First Nations ang judicial review sa Federal Court ukol sa pagtatalaga ng Pacific Link pipeline. Naghain ang band para sa review matapos pabilisin ng Ottawa at Alberta ang pagtatalaga sa Pacific Link pipeline sa ilalim ng Building Canada Act; inanunsyo nina Prime Minister Mark Carney at Premier Danielle Smith ang isang taong fast-track na timeline para simulan ang konstruksyon sa susunod na Setyembre.
  4. Inihabla ng mga nagpapautang na U.S. si Alberta separatist na si Jeff Rath para sa 112.56 milyong dolyar, inaakusahan ng pagtatakip ng pagtanggal sa trabaho. Inihabla Huwebes ng mga Delaware funder na Diriba Investments at Western Springs si Rath at RathPC, na nagtuturo ng maling paglalahad para mapanatili ang pagpopondo sa dalawang kaso ng First Nations; tinanggihan din ng hukom ang kahilingan ni Rath na pakawalan halos 800,000 dolyar na naka-freeze dahil sa hindi kumpletong pagsisiwalat ng pananalapi.
  5. Deloitte: tumaas ng 68% ang operating profit ng mga prodyuser ng langis sa Canada mula Q1 hanggang Q2, pero tumaas lamang ng mga ~7% ang capex. Ayon sa ulat na inilabas Huwebes, ang capital spending para sa ikalawang quarter ay mga 11 bilyong dolyar (Canadian) at umangat ng 17% taon-sa-taon ang drilling activity, habang nagbabala ang Deloitte na mas pinipili ng mga prodyuser ang short-cycle plays gaya ng Montney at Duvernay.

🏈 Isports

  1. Ang permanenteng daylight time ay magdudulot ng mas huling pagsisimula ng mga laro ng NHL para sa mga team ng Alberta; may pitong laro ang Oilers na magsisimula ng 9 p.m. Ang desisyon ng Alberta na manatili sa daylight saving time ay magtutulak sa pagsisimula ng mga laro ng Edmonton Oilers sa lokal na 9 p.m. para sa pitong tugma ngayong season, at haharap naman ang Flames sa walong ganoong 9 p.m. na pagsisimula kabilang ang mga home game sa Dis. 26 at Ene. 16, ayon sa mga manlalaro ngayong linggo.
  2. Maaaring makuha ng Edmonton Elks ang nangungunang pwesto sa West kung mananalo sa Hamilton at matutulungan ng Ottawa. Bibiyahe ang Elks (11-4) para harapin ang Hamilton Tiger-Cats (5-11) sa Biyernes; ang panalo kasama ang panalo ng Ottawa Redblacks laban sa B.C. Lions ay magbibigay sa Edmonton ng unang pwesto sa West at posibleng home playoff game, ayon sa senaryo ng CFL standings.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • Binuwelahan ni PM Mark Carney ang mga komento ni Elon Musk tungkol sa separatismo, sinabi sa mga mamamahayag sa Sherbrooke Huwebes.
  • Explainer: desisyon bumili vs umupa, inilahad ang tanong tungkol sa pabahay para sa mga mambabasa.
  • Kolum: ang burol ay nagpakita ng masalimuot na panlipunang anyo ng Alberta, nagmuni-muni ang manunulat sa mga stereo-type ng probinsya.
  • Feature: ang anti-COVID activism ay nakatulong magpaigting ng separatismo sa Alberta, sinundan ang kuwento sa isang ulat.
  • Tumutugon ang mga pinuno ng Indigenous sa plano ni Carney para sa pipeline, nagbabala ang mga lider tungkol sa tubig at mga problema sa toxic waste.
  • Pagsusuri: tinalakay ang ‘glass cliff’ pagkatapos ng pagkatalo ni Christine Fréchette, binanggit ng eksperto ang mga gendered na estruktura ng pagkakataon.
  • Tinawag ng premier ng Alberta na ‘nakakatawa’ ang mga alok ng separatists sa mga Amerikano, iniulat Huwebes.
  • Explainer: gaano kaepektibo ang Arc cards para sa mga pasahero ng Edmonton transit, kuwento ukol sa sistema ng pagbabayad sa transit.
  • Sabi ng presidente ng AMA, kulang ang bagong kasunduan para sa mga doktor sa Alberta, komento ukol sa kasunduan.
  • Nagbabala ang Hockey Alberta tungkol sa scam sa torneo, naglabas ang governing body ng babala.
  • Humiling ang Liberal MP ng mas mahigpit na safeguards sa bill para pabilisin ang mga proyekto, nanawagan ang MP ng mga amyenda.
  • Tumaas ang presyo ng gasolina ilang araw matapos ibaba ng probinsya ang fuel tax, umakyat ang presyo ilang araw pagkatapos ng pagbabago sa buwis.
  • Ipinagmamalaki ng defence minister McGuinty ang 8 bilyong dolyar na pondo ng pederal sa pagbisita sa Alberta, binigyang-diin ang halaga ng pondo.

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