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Sunog sa Wainwright, Krisis ng UCP at World Juniors — Calgary Huwebes

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Muling nagpahayag ang dating kabinet na hindi na makakaligtas si Premier Smith sa krisis ng UCP pagkatapos ng referendum. Sinabi ni Peter Guthrie — na itinaboy mula sa UCP caucus at ngayo’y pinuno ng Progressive Tory Party — sa mga mamamahayag na ang kinalabasan ng referendum noong 19 Oktubre—mga 75 porsiyento ang bumoto na manatili sa Canada—ay nag-iwan kay Premier Danielle Smith na pulitikal na naka-isolate; tinawag ng opisina ni Smith si Guthrie na "out of touch," at nagpahayag ang punong ministre na dapat tanggapin ng mga kandidato ng UCP ang isang pro-Canada na paninindigan.
  2. Mas mataas ang suporta para sa paghihiwalay sa Hilagang Alberta, lalo na sa mga rural na lugar. Ipinapakita ng pattern ng pagboto pagkatapos ng probinsiyal na referendum na mas malaki ang suporta para sa secession sa hilaga at sa mga rural na komunidad kumpara sa mga urban na sentro; inanalisa at inilabas ang datos habang ipinagpapatuloy ng mga opisyal ang pagbibilang at pag-validate ng mga resulta sa buong lalawigan.
  3. Magbibigay ng update ang mga opisyal ukol sa sunog sa CFB Wainwright na ikinamatay ng apat na sundalo. Sinabi ni Maj.-Gen. Wade Rutland na ang damuhang nasunog noong Sabado ay nagpadala ng 39 nasugatan sa ospital (ngayon 27 na), na may 13 na nasa kritikal na kalagayan; apat ang namatay at nagsisimula nang bumalik sa normal ang gawain sa base, ayon sa mga opisyal, at isang pamayanang vigil na humigit-kumulang 150 katao ang idinaos sa kalapit na Wainwright.
  4. Nagpatotoo ang isang nars sa masikip at magulong ER ng Edmonton sa isang fatality inquiry. Sa nagpapatuloy na imbestigasyon tungkol sa pagkamatay noong 2018 ng isang lalaki sa Edmonton, inilarawan ng isang nars ang sobrang dami ng pasyente at magulong kondisyon sa emergency department habang inaalagaan ang pasyente, na nag-aambag sa pagsusuri ng inquiry sa tugon at timeline ng ospital.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Umatras ang ilang First Nations artist mula sa event ng University of Calgary tungkol sa residential schools. Tinanggal ng ilang Indigenous na artista ang kanilang gawa mula sa isang eksibisyon sa University of Calgary matapos imbitahan ang publiko sa debate tungkol sa residential schools; idinulog nila ang pagtutol sa format at nagpasimula ito sa university na repasuhin ang lapit ng programa.
  2. Naghanda ang pre-tournament schedule ng World Juniors ng 12 laro sa anim na bayan ng Alberta, 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 (Dis. 18) at Sweden (Dis. 20) sa Red Deer, at tatapusin ang pre-tournament laban sa Sweden sa Rogers Place sa Edmonton noong Dis. 22.
  3. Nag-walkout ang mga estudyante sa Northern Alberta bilang protesta sa post ng isang guro tungkol sa residential schools. Maraming estudyante ang nag-walkout matapos ang social-media post ng isang guro tungkol sa residential schools na nag-udyok ng mga protesta sa mga paaralan sa northern Alberta, ayon sa lokal na ulat.

🏈 Sports

  1. Kayang tapusin ng B.C. Lions ang season ng Winnipeg at ipasok sa playoffs ang Calgary Stampeders. Hahost ang Lions (10-7) sa Winnipeg Blue Bombers (8-9) ngayong Biyernes; ayon kay coach Buck Pierce at sa mga manlalaro, ang panalo ng Lions ay mag-e-eliminate sa Winnipeg at magbibigay ng playoff spot sa hindi naglalarong Calgary Stampeders (9-9).
  2. In-activate ng Edmonton si Ryan Nugent-Hopkins mula sa injured reserve bago ang laro kontra Hurricanes. Nailagay na cleared si Nugent-Hopkins—sa kanyang ika-16 na NHL season—na makapaglaro matapos ang isang lower-body practice injury at pumasok sa laro na may 804 career points sa 1,031 regular-season games para sa Edmonton.
  3. Magho-host ang Alberta ng world junior championship games Dis. 26–Ene. 5, 2027, na ang Edmonton at Red Deer ang magiging hubs. Tatakbo ang buong world junior tournament mula Dis. 26–Ene. 5, 2027, kung saan ang Edmonton at Red Deer ang magho-host ng lahat ng championship games; nakakuha ang Canada ng bronze sa naunang world juniors.

📰 Also Today

  • Hindi pa tapos ang pagbibilang ng Alberta referendum, maaantala ang mga resulta.
  • Ang permanent daylight time ay magreresulta ng mas huling pagsisimula sa Bow Valley ski hills, magbabago ang lokal na iskedyul.
  • Naghain ng panukala ang mga MP para higpitan ang mga patalastas ng pagsusugal sa Canada, binanggit ang tumitinding pinsala.
  • Inilarawan ng Wainwright vigil ang mga nasawi bilang "courageous", nagdaos ang komunidad ng mga seremonya bilang pag-alala.
  • Isasara ang Edmonton video-game studio BioWare matapos ang mahigit 30 taon, inanunsyo ng kumpanya ang pagsasara.
  • Pormal na sumuporta ang mga party leaders sa isang riding kay Danielle Smith, nagpakita ng pagkakaisa ang mga lokal na kandidato.
  • Nagsusulong ang lungsod na palakasin ang ipinatutupad na animal bylaw, pinag-aaralan ang mga panukalang pagbabago.
  • Humigit-kumulang 150 katao ang dumalo sa Wainwright prayer vigil, binasa nang malakas ang mga pangalan ng apat na sundalo.
  • Umatras ang ilang First Nations artist mula sa University of Calgary, tumutol sila sa format ng event.
  • Nagbigay pugay ang Wainwright vigil sa mga nasawi at nasugatan, lumahok ang pitong simbahan sa mga serbisyo.

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