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174K Advance Votes, Pagboto ni Premier Smith at Paglilitis ng May-ari ng Bar — Calgary Miyerkules

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🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. 174,532 na mga Albertan ang bumoto sa unang araw ng advance voting. Ulat ng Elections Alberta (ang ahensiyang namamahala sa halalan sa Alberta) naitala ang 174,532 advance votes nitong Lunes para sa plebisito ng 19 Oktubre, dagdag pa ang humigit-kumulang 418,000 na naaprubahang mail-in ballot; nakatuon na ngayon ang magkabilang kampo sa pagpapataas ng turnout, at inangkin ng Forever Canadian (grupo ng kampanya para sa plebisito) na may humigit-kumulang 18,000 boluntaryo para i-mobilize ang mga tagasuporta.
  2. Bumoto si Premier Danielle Smith para manatili ang Alberta sa Canada at nanawagan ng suporta para sa siyam pang tanong. Nag-abang si Smith at nag-post ng video na humihikayat ng boto para sa siyam na panukala hinggil sa imigrasyon at konstitusyon; naitala ng Elections Alberta ang halos 175,000 advance voters sa unang araw.
  3. Nananawagan ang mga dating premier ng Alberta mula sa iba't ibang partido na bumoto 'hindi' sa mga tanong tungkol sa imigrasyon. Ang cross-partisan na apela mula sa mga dating premier ay nananawagan sa mga botante na tanggihan ang mga panukalang may kinalaman sa imigrasyon na inilagay ng pamahalaan sa balota ng plebisito sa 19 Oktubre.
  4. Nanawagan ang mayor ng mas matinding pagpapatupad laban sa maingay na mga sasakyan matapos magpakita ng resulta ang crackdown sa 17th Avenue. Binanggit ng mayor ang isang kamakailang enforcement action sa 17th Avenue na nagbunga ng nasusukat na resulta at hiniling ang mas malawak na pagpapatupad sa buong lungsod para tugunan ang mga binagong exhaust at reklamo sa ingay.
  5. Tatlong organic na keso — Farm Boy, L'Ancêtre at Life Smart — inirecall dahil sa posibleng Listeria. Nagbanggit ang mga abiso sa kaligtasan ng pagkain ng tatlong brand sa recall dahil sa potensyal na kontaminasyon ng Listeria; pinayo ang mga mamimili na suriin ang mga pangalan ng apektadong produkto at mga lot code sa mga posting ng recall.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Ulat ng Lungsod ng Calgary: mataas ang pangangailangan para sa dagdag na cricket pitches at investment sa soccer fields. Natukoy ng pag-aaral ng munisipyo ang hindi natutugunang pangangailangan para sa mga pasilidad ng cricket at inirekomenda ang targeted na pamumuhunan sa imprastruktura ng soccer para mag-accommodate ng tumataas na partisipasyon.
  2. Bagong emergency-backup rule ng NHL (National Hockey League) nagbibigay muli ng pagkakataon kay dating EBUG ng Calgary Flames na si Dusty Nickel. Ang professionalisasyon ng papel na EBUG ay pinahintulutan ang 32 goaltender, kabilang ang 35-anyos na si Dusty Nickel na nagsilbing emergency backup ng Calgary Flames sa loob ng limang season, na ma-roster ayon sa bagong eligibility rules.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Nakatakdang magsimula ang paglilitis para sa dating may-ari ng bar sa Calgary na inakusahan ng sekswal na pag-atake sa limang babae. Iniskedyul ang court proceedings para sa dating may-ari ng bar na hinaharap ang mga kaso na nag-aalalang may kinalaman sa sekswal na mga assault laban sa limang babae.
  2. Babaeng taga-Calgary inakusahan sa 'random' na pananakit sa isang 92-taong-gulang na babae. Naghain ng kasong kriminal ang pulisya matapos ang umano'y walang motibong pag-atake sa isang 92-anyos na babae sa Calgary.

📰 Also Today

  • Humarap si Dawn Farrell, CEO ng Major Projects, sa mga First Nations ng B.C. sa 11-araw na review para sa Pacific Link, binigyan ng 11 working days.
  • Explainer: ano ang saklaw ng siyam pang tanong sa plebisito, detalye ng balota sa 19 Oktubre.
  • Nagkaisa ang mga dating premier na dati'y nag-away upang bumoto para sa kinabukasan ng Alberta, cross-party na paglitaw.
  • Dumalo ang scholar sa Brexit sa pagpupulong ng mga separatista ng Alberta, iniulat ang mga obserbasyon ng akademiko.
  • Ipinagbawal ang third-party advertisers na magtalaga ng referendum scrutineers, hindi nasisiyahan ang magkabilang panig.
  • Dadaluhan ni Prime Minister Carney ang dalawang rally ng Forever Canadian sa Alberta, naka-iskedyul bago ang 19 Oktubre.
  • Coverage kung sino ang nagsasabing 'oo' sa siyam na tanong ng plebisito, listahan ng mga sumusuportang grupo.
  • Naglabas ang Environment Canada ng wind warning para sa bahagi ng northern at central Alberta, naka-bisa ang babala.

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