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Binatang ama patay, plano sa Chinatown custody at Carney rally — Edmonton Huwebes

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Binatang ama pinatay matapos sumalpok ang motorsiklo sa bus shelter sa Edmonton. Isang 21‑anyos na lalaki, Anjrel Standinghorn‑Morin, ang namatay matapos mawalan ng kontrol ang isang motorsiklo habang pa‑hilaga sa 97 Street at tumama sa isang bus shelter malapit sa 120 Avenue bandang wala pang 9 p.m.; ang kanyang kasintahang si Alicia at ang kanilang 10‑buong buwan ang sanggol ay dinala sa ospital na may malubhang pinsala at nananatiling nasa posibleng life‑threatening na kalagayan ang sanggol. Ang 18‑anyos na driver ng motorsiklo ay naospital din na may mga pinsalang hindi nagbabanta sa buhay.
  2. Tatlong patay at 16 nasugatan sa sunud‑sunod at nagliyab na crash sa Calgary. Ayon sa Calgary Police, isang multi‑vehicle collision nang lampas 1 p.m. sa Saddletowne Circle N.E. ang kinasangkutan ang walong sasakyan, kabilang ang dalawang Calgary Transit buses (isa ay LNG‑fuelled); tatlong tao sa nasusunog na bus ang namatay at 10 sa 19 nasugatan ang dinala sa ospital, isa ay may “life‑altering” na pinsala.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Alberta NDP nagpapakita ng tatlong‑bahaging plano hinggil sa custody releases sa Chinatown ng Edmonton. Inihain ng oposisyon ang mga hakbang matapos lumabas sa surveillance footage na nagbaba ang pulis at mga corrections officer ng mga bagong pinalaya na detainee sa loob at paligid ng Chinatown; sinabi ng Edmonton‑South West MLA Nathan Ip na nakakasama ang gawi sa kaligtasan ng komunidad at kumpiyansa ng negosyo, at nanawagan ang mga lider ng Chinatown kabilang sina Wai‑Ling Lennon at Karl Miu ng aksyon mula sa probinsya. Nilalayon ng plano na tugunan ang matagal nang pag‑iwan na ayon sa komunidad ay nangyayari na sa loob ng maraming taon.
  2. Dating chief electoral officer: ipinagkait sa kanya ang pagboto dahil sa mail‑in rules. Sinabi ni Glen Resler na hindi niya naipadala ang isang special ballot sa pamamagitan ng mail sa takdang oras para sa 19 Okt. referendum at tinanggihan siyang mag‑deliver nang personal sa opisina ng Elections Alberta sa Edmonton; kinukumpirma ng Elections Alberta na ang special ballots ay malaking bahagi dapat na ibalik sa pamamagitan ng mail sa ilalim ng bagong patakaran ng probinsiya at inamin na maaaring maging hadlang ang panuntunang ito para sa ilang botante. Ayon kay Resler, tumanggi ang chief electoral officer na gamitin ang isang discretionary clause na nagpapahintulot ng personal na pagtanggap.
  3. Hinihimok ni Mark Carney ang mga Albertan na ‘bumoto na parang nakasalalay sa Canada’ sa rally sa Calgary. Sa isang Forever Canadian rally na tinatayang dinaluhan ng 5,000 katao, sinabi ng dating gobernador ng Bank of Canada at dating Prime Minister Mark Carney sa gabi ng Huwebes na bumoto para panatilihin ang Alberta sa Confederation at tanggihan ang ikalawang binding separation referendum; binaling ni Carney na mataas ang nakataya at nanawagan ng isang mapagpasyang resulta sa darating na botohan sa Lunes.
  4. Fact check: nililimitahan ng Elections Alberta ang mga scrutineer dahil sa espasyo, hindi para i‑exclude ang mga separatista. Nilimitahan ng Elections Alberta kung sino ang maaaring magtalaga ng mga scrutineer para sa 19 Okt. referendum dahil sa limitadong espasyo sa polling‑place; natuklasan ng mga fact‑checker na nagmumula ang limitasyon sa mga logistical rules at hindi isang planadong pagtatangka na i‑exclude ang third‑party advertisers, bagaman may mga kritiko kabilang ang mga sumusuporta sa separtismo na nagreklamo ng politikal na pagkiling online.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. (Tingnan ang item 1 sa Government & Politics) Uulat ng mga lider ng Chinatown: patuloy ang pag‑iiwan ng mga pinalaya na detainee. Sinabi ng mga miyembro ng komunidad, kabilang si Wai‑Ling Lennon, na iniiwasan na ngayon ng mga matatanda at bata ang Chinatown pagkatapos ng dilim; kinumpirma ni Karl Miu ng Edmonton Chinatown and Area Business Association na nagpapatuloy ang mga drop‑offs at nanawagan ng interbensyon mula sa probinsiya.

🏈 Sports

  1. Keller, Mammoth pinatigil ang five‑game streak ng Oilers sa panalo na 4‑2. Nag‑two‑goal si Clayton Keller nang talunin ng Utah Mammoth ang Edmonton Oilers 4‑2 noong Huwebes; tumigil si Karel Vejmelka sa 21 shots para sa Utah, habang nagdagdag ng assist si Connor McDavid para pahabain ang kanyang points streak sa pitong laro at bumagsak ang Edmonton — na walang limang starting forwards at isang defenceman — sa 5‑1‑1. Magkakataon muli ang mga koponan sa Sabado sa Utah.
  2. Binigyan ni Zach Mathis ang Edmonton Elks ng boost sa kakaibang two‑touchdown season. May isang receiving touchdown at isang interception‑return touchdown ang anim na talampakan at pitong pulgadang receiver ngayong season, kabilang ang 48‑yard pick‑six sa 27‑12 na panalo ng Edmonton laban sa Hamilton; tinawag ng coach na si Cody Fajardo si Mathis na “glue guy” matapos ang play.

📰 Also Today

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  • Preview ng kwento ni ‘Glue guy’ Mathis bago ang Bombers showdown.
  • Arizona university maghihiwalay sa coach matapos ang pagkalagas ng Matthew Mayich sa training.
  • Lloydminster susuriin ang subsidyo sa transportasyon para sa low‑income na residente.
  • Mga lider ng Métis sa oilsands region nagsasabing walang konsultasyon sa iminungkahing Pacific Link pipeline.
  • Sumasali sina Carney, Poilievre sa federalist campaigning sa buong Alberta bago ang referendum.
  • Hinihimok ni Carney ang mga Albertan na bumoto ‘No to the Nine’ sa mga tanong ng referendum.
  • Kailangang mag‑pursige ng Calgary Stampeders para makapasok sa CFL playoffs; nasa 8‑9 sila.
  • Magre‑retire na ang equipment manager ng Calgary Stampeders na si George Hopkins matapos ang 55 taon.
  • Inaasahan ni Carney na mananatiling hindi makikialam ang mga dayuhang gobyerno, kabilang ang U.S., sa botohan ng Alberta.

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