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Oilers win at Tatlong Inaresto sa Pagpatay ng 12‑taong Gulang; Mga Biktima ng Wainwright — Edmonton Miyerkules

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Tatlo arestado sa pagpatay sa 12-taong gulang na dinukot mula sa Edmonton. Inanunsyo ng RCMP ang mga pag-aresto sa Edmonton nitong Miyerkules; sina Cole Morin, 34, at Curtis Brown, 36, ay sinampahan ng unang‑antas na pagpatay at pagdukot habang si Rachel Stuart, 36, ay hinarap ang sing‑antas na pagpatay. Ayon sa pulisya, niloko ang batang si Fiasal Hussein palabas ng kaniyang bahay at natagpuan ang katawan niya malapit sa Calling Lake, mga 190 kilometro hilaga ng Edmonton, matapos ang tawag sa 911 noong Aug. 6.
  2. Mga pamilya ng mga sundalong malubhang nasunugan sa sunog ng CFB Wainwright noong Okt. 17, nagsalita mula sa Edmonton Garrison. Inilarawan nina Cheryl Ramage at ng mga kamag‑anak kung paano nila nalaman ang sunog na ikinamatay ng apat na sundalo at nagpahamak sa 39 habang nag-eensayo; sinabi ng pamilya na si Liam Ramage ay nagtamo ng “malalang, malalang” pinsala. Nagsimula ang mga abiso sa mga kamag‑anak nang gabi at binisita ang mga tahanan malapit sa Edmonton Garrison habang hinihintay ng mga pamilya ang kumpletong update medikal.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Sundalong taga‑B.C. na may malubhang paso mula sa sunog sa Wainwright nananatili sa yunit ng matinding pangangalaga sa Edmonton. Si Pte. Trevor Flegel, 26, ay may mga paso sa kalahati ng kanyang katawan at ginagamot sa isang yunit ng matinding pangangalaga sa Edmonton higit sa 10 araw matapos ang sunog sa base noong Okt. 17; naglunsad ang kanyang pamilya ng GoFundMe para suportahan ang mahabang paggaling. Sinabi ng pamilya na nag‑enlist siya noong 2024 at mahilig sa dirt biking at sa mga gawain sa labas.

🏈 Palakasan

  1. Pinutol ng Oilers ang dalawang‑larong sunud‑sunod na pagkatalo sa pamamagitan ng 4-0 na panalo laban sa Calgary; si Jarry nag‑shutout. Pigil ni Tristan Jarry ang 24 na tira habang tinalo ng Edmonton ang Flames 4-0 nitong Miyerkules; nag‑iskor sina Mathieu Joseph, Mattias Ekholm, Kasperi Kapanen at Alex Formenton at nagdagdag ng dalawang assist si Connor McDavid. Tinapos ng Oilers ang limang‑laro na road trip na 3-1-1, at pinalawig ni McDavid ang kanyang sunod‑sunod na laro na may puntos at assist sa pagbubukas ng season sa 13 laro, na may nangungunang 36 na puntos sa liga.
  2. Inilagay si Zach Hyman sa injured reserve dahil sa neck injury; bumalik si Dickinson. Inanunsyo ng Oilers na si Hyman, 33, ay mawawalan ng laro ng hindi bababa sa isang linggo matapos tumama ang ulo niya sa salamin at magtamo ng paninigas ng leeg; inaktiba mula sa injured reserve at available para sa laro ng Miyerkules si Jason Dickinson. Sinabi ni Coach Mike Babcock na ang problema sa leeg ni Hyman ay hindi konektado sa naunang kawalan niya dahil sa upper‑body injury.
  3. Pinalawig ng Elks ang kontrata ng head coach na si Mark Kilam hanggang 2029 CFL season. Pumirma ang Edmonton kay Kilam, 47, para sa extension matapos niyang pamunuan ang Elks sa West Division‑best na 13-5 na talaan at 8-1 sa Commonwealth Stadium noong 2026. Nakapasok ang Elks sa kanilang unang playoff mula 2019 at maghohost ng West Division final sa Nov. 7.
  4. Ipinangalan si Cody Fajardo bilang CFL MOP finalist kasama ang mga bituin mula Montreal. Ang quarterback ng Edmonton na si Cody Fajardo, 34, ay isa sa tatlong finalist para sa George Reed Most Outstanding Player matapos mag‑throw ng career‑high na 4,788 yard at 25 touchdown habang nag‑rush ng 517 yard at walong TD noong 2026.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Politika

  1. Iniharap ng Alberta ang panukalang batas para lumikha ng lemon law, right‑to‑repair at caps sa ticket resale. Inilunsad ng Service Alberta Minister na si Dale Nally ang panukala na nagmumungkahi ng proteksyon sa consumer para sa depektibong mga sasakyan, isang balangkas para sa right‑to‑repair at posibleng limitasyon at price cap sa mga ticket resellers; itatakda ang mga regulasyon at timeline sa susunod. Tinutuon ng panukala ang mga pagbili kasama ang mga sasakyan, electronics at ticket sa mga kaganapan.
  2. Nagbukas ng imbestigasyon ang Privacy Commissioner sa paglabag sa tip‑platform ng Crime Stoppers. Sinabi ng Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada na pinangunahan ni Commissioner Philippe Dufresne ang imbestigasyon sa Navigate360 matapos iulat ng kompanya ang paglabag na nag‑expone ng data mula Nov. 21, 2025 hanggang March 5, 2026. Sinabi ng Navigate360 na posibleng apektado ang mga pangalan, address, petsa ng kapanganakan at ilang social security numbers; wala pang nakumpirmang pandaraya.
  3. Nirekord ng Edmonton ang unang malaking pag‑nnow ilang araw bago ang Halloween; posibleng umabot ng hanggang 15 cm. Nagbabala ang Environment Canada na ang ilang bahagi ng central Alberta ay maaaring makaranas ng higit hanggang 15 centimetres hanggang Huwebes ng umaga; sinabi ng mga opisyal na malaki ang magiging epekto ng niyebe sa rush‑hour traffic at hinimok ang mga driver na maglaan ng dagdag na oras sa biyahe.

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