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BioWare isasara; Bilang ng Wainwright dead; UCP krisis — Edmonton Huwebes

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Iuulat ng mga opisyal ang pinakabagong impormasyon matapos ang sunog sa CFB Wainwright na ikinamatay ng apat na sundalo. Nagsimula ang apoy bilang nasusunog na damuhan at sinabi ng mga opisyal na apat na sundalo ang namatay; 39 ang unang naiulat na nasugatan at kalaunan binanggit na 27 na lang, kung saan 13 ang nasa kritikal na kalagayan. Mga nasa 150 katao ang dumalo sa isang vigil sa Wainwright; sinabi ni Mayor Bruce Pugh na nagsisimulang bumalik sa normal ang mga gawain sa base.
  2. Sabi ng dating cabinet minister na si Peter Guthrie na hindi na makakaligtas si Premier Smith sa krisis ng UCP matapos ang referendum. Si Guthrie, na inalis sa UCP caucus, ngayon ang namumuno sa Progressive Tory Party (Progresibong Partido Tory) at sinabi na nag-iwan ang referendum kay Premier Danielle Smith ng mas maraming kalaban kaysa tagasuporta; humigit-kumulang 75 porsiyento ng mga botante ang bumoto para panatilihin ang Alberta sa Canada. Tinanggihan ng tanggapan ni Smith ang mga pahayag ni Guthrie at sinabi na dapat tanggapin ng mga miyembro ng UCP ang isang pro-Canada na paninindigan.
  3. Nars nagpatotoo tungkol sa masikip at magulong emergency room sa Edmonton sa pagsisiyasat sa pagkamatay ng isang lokal na lalaki. Sa pagdinig para sa lalaking taga-Edmonton, inilarawan ng isang nars ang sobrang siksikan at magulong kundisyon sa emergency department ng ospital at nagbigay ng panunumpaang testimony tungkol sa daloy ng mga pasyente at staffing noong insidente.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Isasara ang Edmonton-based BioWare (BioWare, studio na itinatag sa Edmonton) matapos ang mahigit 30 taon. Isinara ng studio, na itinatag sa Edmonton at nagpapatakbo nang higit sa tatlong dekada, ang kanilang pinto matapos maglathala ng mga makasaysayang laro at kumuha ng mga development team na naka-base sa Edmonton. Apektado ng pagsasara ang mga kasalukuyang lokal na proyekto at mga empleyado sa sektor ng paggawa ng laro sa lungsod.
  2. Binali ng alkalde ang paggastos ng milyun-milyon sa mga insentibo para sa industriyal na kaunlaran. Sinabi ng alkalde ng Edmonton na nag-iinvest ang lungsod ng milyun-milyon sa mga insentibo para sa industriyal na kaunlaran at iginiit na sulit ang mga insentibong iyon para makahikayat ng pribadong pamumuhunan at mga trabaho.

🏈 Sports

  1. Itinakda na ang pre-tournament schedule ng World Juniors (World Juniors, internasyonal na torneo ng hockey) na magaganap sa anim na lungsod ng Alberta na magho-host ng 12 laro mula Dis. 17–23. Magho-host ng pre-tournament games ang Cold Lake, Blackfalds, Red Deer, Camrose, Lloydminster at Edmonton; maglalaro ang Canada laban sa Finland sa Red Deer sa Dis. 18 at laban sa Sweden sa Dis. 20, at tatapusin ang pre-tournament laban sa Sweden sa Rogers Place sa Edmonton sa Dis. 22. Ang pangunahing torneo ay magaganap Dis. 26–Ene. 5, 2027, na may Edmonton bilang isa sa mga host city.
  2. Sinuspinde ng siyam na laro ang defensive lineman na si Darien Newell ng Elks para sa pangalawang paglabag sa doping. Nagpataw ang CFL ng siyam na laro na suspensiyon matapos mabigyang ng positibong resulta ang mga test para sa cardarine at drostanolone noong Mayo 2026; tinanggihan ang apela ni Newell sa isang independent arbitrator. Dati nang nagpositibo si Newell sa 2025 CFL combine at hindi maaaring pumirma sa loob ng isang kalendaryong taon.

📰 Also Today

  • Tatanggapin ng pinakamataas na korte ang apela hinggil sa desisyon na may paglabag sa Charter mula sa convoy protest.
  • Nagmuni-muni ang dating manunulat ng BioWare sa epekto ng kumpanya sa Edmonton matapos ang pagsasara ng studio.
  • Hindi pa kumpleto ang pagbibilang ng referendum sa Alberta; naantala ang mga resulta.
  • Isang-kapat ng mga Albertan ang nagsasabing "kailangang magbago ang Canada," ayon sa ulat ng isang separatistang tagapagkampanya.
  • Sinabi ng Premier na pumili: maging pro-Canada o sumali sa ibang partido, babala ni Smith sa mga separatista.
  • Inalis ng mga First Nations artists ang kanilang mga likha mula sa isang event sa University of Calgary tungkol sa residential schools.
  • Nagpanukala ang mga MP ng mga paghihigpit sa mga patalastas ng sugal dahil sa tumitinding pinsala.
  • Hinimok ng mga nangungunang siyentipiko sa Canada ang mga pagbabago sa bill ni Carney tungkol sa malalaking proyekto.
  • Ipinugay ng vigil sa Wainwright ang mga nasawi at nasugatan matapos ang trahedya sa base.
  • Humigit-kumulang 150 katao ang dumalo sa panalanginang vigil sa Wainwright para sa pag-alaala ng komunidad.
  • Magpapadala ang Ontario ng 28 health-care staff sa Alberta para tumulong sa mga biktima ng Wainwright.
  • Pinarangalan ng mayor ng Tecumseh ang isang sundalong taga-Ontario na nasugatan sa CFB Wainwright.
  • Nag-walkout ang mga mag-aaral sa Hilagang Alberta dahil sa post ng guro tungkol sa residential schools.
  • Pormal na sumuporta ang mga pinuno ng partido sa isang lokal na riding kay Danielle Smith bago ang susunod na eleksyon.
  • Tatanggapin ng pinakamataas na korte ang apela sa convoy protest Charter (duplicate listing para sa kumpletong tala).

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