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Maple Leafs humigpit sa Oilers, Sunog sa Wainwright at Imbestigasyon sa Kamatayan sa ER — Edmonton Sabado

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Mabilis na pagkalat ng apoy ang pangunahing dahilan sa mga nasawi at nasugatan sa CFB Wainwright, ayon sa militar. Sinabi ng hepe ng Canadian Armed Forces sa mga imbestigador na ang mabilis na pagkalat ng apoy sa CFB Wainwright ang sentro ng mga pagkamatay at pinsalang naiulat matapos ang sunog sa base; ang ulat ay sumusunod sa trahedya noong Oktubre na nagbunsod ng mga federal na pagsusuri sa militar at alok ng internasyonal na tulong.
  2. Mga kondisyon noong taglamig sa Highway 63 nag-iwan ng ilang sasakyan na natigil at nagdulot ng pagsisikip ng trapiko, ayon sa RCMP. Iniulat ng RCMP na ang winter driving conditions sa Highway 63 ay nagdulot ng maraming sasakyang natigil at pagsisikip ng trapiko, kaya naglabas ng mga advisory para sa rutang nag-uugnay mula Fort McMurray papuntang timog.

🏈 Sports

  1. Maple Leafs pinagsabog ang Oilers 7-2 sa Rogers Place; doble si William Nylander kabilang ang ika-300 niyang career goal. Bumuti ang record ng Toronto Maple Leafs sa 7-4-2 matapos ang 7-2 na panalo laban sa Edmonton Oilers habang naabot ni Nylander ang 300 career goals at napahaba ni Auston Matthews ang kanyang road point streak sa limang laro; doble naman ang puntos ni Leon Draisaitl para sa Oilers, na natigil ang kanilang three-game winning streak.
  2. Saskatchewan Roughriders tinalo ang Edmonton Elks 16-9 habang itinakda ni Tommy Stevens ang CFL single-season rushing-touchdown record. Nagtala si Stevens ng dalawang one-yard rushing touchdowns para lampasan ang league mark na dati ni George Reed at Caleb Evans, at uunahan ng Riders ang laban kontra B.C. Lions sa West semi-final.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Pagbibilang ng mga boto sa referendum nahuli ng ilang araw sa unang halalan ng lalawigan matapos ang pagbabawal sa tabulator. Iniulat ng mga opisyal ang multi-day delays sa pagbibilang ng referendum ballots kasunod ng desisyon ng Alberta na ipagbawal ang mga tabulator para sa provincial vote, kaya ito ang unang provincial ballot count na isinagawa sa ilalim ng bagong patakarang iyon.
  2. Magkakabisa sa Enero ang bagong regulasyon tungkol sa mga bandila na maaaring i-flag sa mga paaralan sa Alberta. Inanunsiyo ng pamahalaang panlalawigan na ang na-update na mga patakaran tungkol sa kung anong mga bandila ang maaaring iwagayway ng mga paaralan ay nakatakdang magkakabisa sa Enero, binabago ang mga polisiya ng school-flag sa buong Alberta.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Nagtutulak ang Lloydminster at Cold Lake para maibalik ang commercial air service. Malinaw ang panawagan ng mga municipal leader mula sa Lloydminster at Cold Lake na bumalik ang commercial flights sa kanilang mga paliparan upang mapabuti ang konektividad ng rehiyon at access sa mas malalaking hub.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Idineklarang 'sensitive species' sa Alberta ang snowy owls. Ang provincial designation ngayon ay nag-uuri sa snowy owls bilang sensitive, binabago ang kanilang conservation status sa ilalim ng mga patakaran ng Alberta wildlife.

📰 Also Today

  • U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra nag-alok ng tulong sa Canada kasunod ng trahedya sa Wainwright, kabilang ang diplomatic assistance.
  • Ang Alberta referendum maaaring magpalala ng mas polarised na debate sa imigrasyon, ayon sa mga provincial analysts.
  • Sinabi ni Premier Danielle Smith na hindi niya kailangan ang suporta ng mga separatista ng Alberta, sa isang Q&A sa mga reporter.
  • Lloydminster, Cold Lake nananawagan para sa commercial air service, hiniling ng mga municipal leader ang pagbabalik ng mga flight.
  • Oilers’ Mike Babcock naghahanda na harapin ang kanyang dating koponan, bilang unang pagtitipon niya kontra Toronto mula nang mag-coach doon.
  • Inihayag sa imbestigasyon na masyadong maraming pasyente sa ER, kulang sa kama at doktor sa Edmonton, ayon sa testimonya.
  • Tumugon ang mayor ng Edmonton at mga eksperto sa pabahay sa infill regulation ng lalawigan, nagbigay ng lokal na pananaw.
  • Snowy owls ngayo'y 'sensitive species' sa Alberta, ayon sa provincial listing.
  • Lloydminster, Cold Lake muling nanawagan para sa commercial air service, nilinaw ang pangangailangan ng rehiyon.
  • Humihiling ang Chiefs at Opposition na ihinto ng Alberta ang apela na nag-pawalang-bisa sa separation petition, hinihimok ang pamahalaan na isara ang kanyang court action.

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