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Pagbangga sa Bus Shelter na Nakamatay, 174K Advance Votes at Wind Warning — Edmonton Miyerkules

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🚑 Patok at Mga Pangyayari

  1. Motorsiklo tumagilid sa bus shelter; 1 patay, sanggol kritikal ang pinsala. Isang motorsiklong humahabol na pa-hilaga sa 97 Street ang tumalon sa bangketa bandang 8:55 n.g. Martes at bumangga sa isang bus shelter sa paligid ng 120 Avenue; isang 21-anyos na lalaki ang namatay at isang 10-buwang gulang na sanggol na lalaki ang nagtamo ng posibleng buhay-banta na mga pinsala. Ang 18-anyos na rider ay haharap sa mga kasong kabilang ang dangerous operation causing death at tatlong bilang ng dangerous operation causing bodily harm; hinihiling ng pulisya sa mga saksi at may hawak ng dashcam na tumawag sa 780‑42...
  2. Environment Canada naglabas ng wind warning para sa ilang bahagi ng hilaga at gitnang Alberta. Nag-post ang Environment Canada ng wind warning na sumasaklaw sa bahagi ng hilaga at gitnang Alberta ngayong araw, na nagbababala ng malalakas na hangin na inaasahang tatama sa rehiyon. Sundin ang mga lokal na advisory para sa partikular na munisipalidad at takdang oras mula sa Environment Canada.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Politika

  1. 174,532 Albertans bumoto sa unang araw ng advance voting. Iniulat ng Elections Alberta na 174,532 ang bumoto sa unang araw ng limang advance polling days bago ang Oct. 19 referendum; humigit-kumulang 418,000 mail-in ballots ang naaprubahan na. Sinasabi ng parehong kampanya na magiging mahalaga ang turnout at naglilipat ang mga organizer para himukin ang mga tagasuporta na bumoto bago ang Oct. 19.
  2. Premier Danielle Smith bumoto para manatili sa Canada, hinihikayat ang suporta sa siyam pang tanong. Sinabi ni Smith sa isang advance poll na bumoto siya para manatili ang Alberta sa Canada at hinihikayat ang suporta para sa siyam pang panukalang referendum; nagtala ang Elections Alberta ng halos 175,000 advance votes sa unang araw ng pagboto.
  3. Mga dating premier ng Alberta mula sa iba't ibang partido nag-udyok ng ‘no’ sa mga tanong tungkol sa imigrasyon. Ilang dating premier ng Alberta ang hayagang nanawagan ng ‘no’ sa mga immigration questions ng referendum, nagbukas ng pagkakaisa sa kabila ng linya ng partido sa mga araw bago ang Oct. 19 referendum.
  4. City of Edmonton maaaring i-challenge sa korte ang provincial infill order. Iniisip ng City of Edmonton ang isang legal na hamon sa provincial infill order; nagbigay ng signal ang mga opisyal ng lungsod na rerepasuhin ang direktiba ng lalawigan sa pamamagitan ng hukuman.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Isasaalang-alang ng Edmonton ang special community court bilang alternatibo sa multa sa mga bulnerableng tao. Tatalakayin ng City of Edmonton ang paglikha ng special community court bilang alternatibo sa pagmamulta sa mga bulnerableng residente para sa paglabag sa bylaw, ayon sa mga planong sinusuri.
  2. Isang Brexit scholar dumalo sa pulong ng Alberta separatists at nag-ulat ng mga natuklasan. Naglakbay ang isang Brexit scholar sa isang pagpupulong ng mga Alberta separatist at inilathala ang mga takeaways mula sa event, dinokumento ang mga obserbasyon tungkol sa organisasyon at mensahe ng separatist movement.

📰 Also Today

  • Major Projects CEO Dawn Farrell hinarap ang pagkadismaya ng First Nations ukol sa konsultasyon, sa isang pulong ng B.C. Assembly of First Nations.
  • Explainer: ano ang dapat malaman tungkol sa siyam pang tanong ng Alberta referendum, bago ang Oct. 19.
  • Ipinagbawal ang 3rd-party advertisers na magtalaga ng mga scrutineer sa Alberta referendum, na nagdulot ng reklamo mula sa magkabilang panig.
  • Prime Minister Carney dadalo sa dalawang Forever Canadian rallies sa Alberta bago ang Oct. 19 referendum.
  • Survey: higit sa kalahati ng mga doktor sa Alberta hihinto sa pagpraktis kung hiwalayin ang lalawigan.
  • Sino pa ang nagsasabing ‘yes to the nine’ sa referendum ng Alberta?
  • Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk nag-ulat na ‘having a blast’ sa ISS.
  • Connor McDavid may 3-point unang period habang tinalo ng Oilers ang Kings 4‑1.
  • CFL Week 19 players: Malik Carney, Davis Alexander, Zach Collaros kinilalang top players.
  • Mga eksperto: ligtas pa rin ang mga roller-coaster sa kabila ng isang pagkamatay sa Six Flags.
  • Mga dating premier na dating nag-away, nagkaisa sa mga kaganapan kaugnay ng referendum.
  • (Duplicate ID noted) Isang Brexit scholar dumalo sa pulong ng Alberta separatists.

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