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Province pinilit i-reverse ang infill zoning, darating si Poilievre sa Calgary at tsansa ng Stampeders sa playoff — Calgary Friday

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Inutusan ng probinsya ang Edmonton (kabiserang lungsod ng Alberta) na baligtarin ang zoning para sa infill; sinabing labis ang panunupil ng mayor ng Calgary. Inutusan ng gobyerno ng Alberta ang Edmonton na bawiin ang mga patakarang hinihikayat ang mas mataas na densidad sa infill. Inilabas ng tanggapan ni Premier Danielle Smith ang utos noong Huwebes, at sinabi ng mayor ng Calgary na si Jeromy Farkas noong Biyernes na ang hakbang ay “nanganganib sa lokal na demokrasya.” Nagbabala si Farkas na maaaring maging precedent ito para sa pakikialam ng probinsiya sa mga boto ng city council.
  2. Tinanggihan ng hukom ang hamon ng NDP sa pansamantalang tuntunin ng Alberta tungkol sa listahan ng botante. Binalangkas ni Court of King’s Bench Justice John Gill na legal na nilimitahan ng pamahalaan ni Smith ang detalye ng listahan ng botante na natatanggap ng mga partido bilang isang “pansamantalang hakbang,” at binanggit na may nakalatag na lehislasyon ngayong taglagas at puwede pa ring gumamit ang mga partido ng billboard o social media; inilabas ang hatol noong Huwebes.
  3. Magbibigay ng talumpati si Pierre Poilievre sa Calgary (lalawigan ng Alberta) sa Okt. 16 tungkol sa pagkakaisa ng Canada bago ang referendum. Nakatalagang maging keynote speaker si Poilievre sa kumperensya ng Canada Strong and Free Network (mga konserbang pampulitika) kung saan tutungo rin sina Premier Danielle Smith at Jason Kenney; sinabi rin niyang magkakaroon siya ng “dagdag na kampanya sa ground” sa Alberta sa katapusan ng linggo ng Thanksgiving.
  4. Pitong plakang referendum ng Alberta sinira sa Fort McMurray, iniimbestigahan ng RCMP (pederal na pulisya). Iniulat ng Wood Buffalo RCMP na pito sa mga Let Alberta Decide sign ang sinpray paint mula Set. 29 hanggang Okt. 4; inaprubahan ng Elections Alberta ang 11 sign para sa komunidad at binanggit ng pulisya na kriminal ang pagsira sa mga election sign.
  5. Deloitte: kasalukuyang mas mataas ang kita ng oilpatch kaysa paggastos sa kapital. Ayon sa ulat ng Deloitte na binanggit sa mga coverage, nangunguna ngayong taon ang mga kita ng industriya ng langis kaysa sa capital spending — isang trend na itinuro ng ulat para sa sektor ng enerhiya ng Alberta.

🏈 Sports

  1. Puwede nang makatiyak ng puwesto sa playoff ang Stampeders nitong Sabado laban sa Winnipeg Blue Bombers (koponan ng Canadian Football League). Bibisita ang Calgary (8-8) sa Winnipeg Blue Bombers (7-8) sa Linggo 19 sa Princess Auto Stadium (stadium sa Winnipeg); ang panalo ng Stampeders ay magtitiyak ng playoff spot, habang kailangan ng Winnipeg ng tagumpay para mapabuti ang tsansa sa postseason.
  2. Tinalo ng Elks ang Tiger-Cats, 27-12; nakatitiyak ang Edmonton (kabiserang lungsod ng Alberta) ng home playoff game. Umangat ang Edmonton sa 12-4 matapos ang mga touchdown sa ikaapat na kwarter mula kina Zach Mathis, Cody Fajardo at ShunDerrick Powell; bumagsak ang Hamilton sa 5-12 at na-eliminate na sa playoff contention.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Gamitin ng konseho ng Canmore ang $3M reserve sa pabahay para sa abot-kayang proyekto. Inaprubahan ng town council ng Canmore ang pag-ubos ng $3 million housing reserve para tumulong pondohan ang isang tinukoy na proyekto ng abot-kayang pabahay, ayon sa lokal na ulat.
  2. Bumalik sa Alberta si Baby Jose halos 30 taon matapos ang operasyon na nagligtas sa kanya. Si Jose Moran Robles, ipinanganak sa Panama noong 1996 na may Down syndrome at atrioventricular septal defect, bumalik upang pasalamatan ang mga siruhano sa Edmonton at ang Inclusion Alberta (samahan para sa mga taong may kapansanan) sa pag-aayos ng kanyang operasyon noong huling bahagi ng 1990s.

📰 Also Today

  • Massahe therapist sa Calgary hinarap ang apat pang kaso ng sexual assault.
  • Binuwelta ni Poilievre ang mga post ni Musk, sabi niya ang mga Canadian ang may kontrol sa kanilang kapalaran.
  • Humusga ang Alberta Court of Appeal na unconstitutional ang Ottawa’s impact assessment act.
  • Limang pangunahing bilihin sa grocery tumaas nang malaki ang presyo ngayong taon, ayon sa ulat ng consumer.
  • Health briefing: ipinaliwanag ang bisa ng flu shot ngayong taon bago magsimula ang season.
  • Feature: paano nagkaroon ng impluwensiya ang mga separatista sa namumunong partido ng Alberta.
  • Sabi ng lider ng Alberta Prosperity Project na nagpapatuloy ang pag-usad para sa independensya matapos ang referendum.
  • Inamin ng superintendent ng Banff na nilabag ang National Parks Act, tinawag itong “isolated lapse.”
  • Tumanggi ang premier ng Alberta na tukuyin ang mga threshold para sa mga tanong 1–9 ng referendum.
  • Profile: Albertan trainer na nagturo sa viral na “Brad Pitt of dogs.”
  • Inutusan ng Alberta ang Calgary na panatilihin ang repeal ng rezoning; ilang konsehal nagpahayag ng pag-aalala.
  • Ipinaliwanag ng premier ang pag-aayos sa mail-in ballot errors bilang patunay na gumagana ang sistema.
  • Isang patay, mahigit 400 kumpirmadong kaso ng trangkaso naitala bago maging available ang bakuna.
  • Humiling ng judicial review ang Cold Lake First Nations tungkol sa pagtatalaga ng Pacific Link pipeline.
  • Inaasahan ang unang pag-ulan ng niyebe sa Alberta sa katapusan ng linggo.
  • Ipagpilitan ng gobyerno ng Alberta na baguhin ng Edmonton ang mga patakaran sa infill.
  • (Paunang tala) Muling komento ng lider ng Alberta Prosperity Project tungkol sa kilusang para sa independensya.

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Alberta government to force Edmonton to change infill rules

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Oilpatch profits vastly outpacing spending — at least for now: Deloitte

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Canmore council drains $3M housing reserve for affordable housing project

One of Canmore’s most important municipal reserves was drained to help fund the Palliser 144-unit affordable housing project. The $76.7-million project received a $3.66-million boost after council approved emptying the reserve. It also forgave half of a $864,000 loan it gave Canmore Community Housing.

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'Isolated, lapse in judgment,' says Banff National Park superintendent who violated National Parks Act

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The Alberta question: How separatists took hold of the province’s governing party

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Alberta Court of Appeal says Ottawa's impact assessment act is still unconstitutional

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Poilievre shrugs off Musk's pro-separatist posts: 'Canadians control their own destiny'

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Calgary massage therapist faces 4 more charges of sexual assault

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Judge rejects NDP court challenge on Alberta’s ‘temporary’ voter list changes

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Bombers face playoff crunch against Stampeders

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7 Alberta referendum signs vandalized in Fort McMurray

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