Bumalik sa mga buod
Daily Edmonton Okt 29 - Okt 29, 2026

Panukalang Report-card, 70.4% Turnout sa Referendum at 150 milyong dolyar para alisin ang bike lanes — Edmonton Huwebes

19 artikulo 1 oras ang nakalipas 7

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Inilatag ng Alberta ang panukalang-batas para i-standarda ang school report cards. Inihain ni Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides ang Bill 35 na magbibigay sa lalawigan ng kapangyarihan na magtakda ng alituntunin para sa mga report card, na naglalayong magkaroon ng bagong mga patakaran pagsapit ng taglagas 2027 sa public, separate at Francophone schools; hindi nito pinipilit ang iisang format o platform.
  2. Historic na 70.4% turnout sa Alberta separation referendum. Iniulat ng Elections Alberta ang 70.4 porsyentong turnout sa tanong tungkol sa secession — ang pinakamataas na provincewide turnout mula pa noong 1975 o mas maaga — at tatlong-kapat ng mga botante ang piniling manatili sa Canada kaysa magsagawa ng pangalawang binding referendum.
  3. Pagboto sa Edmonton at Calgary: parehong tumanggi sa referendum ni Danielle Smith. Ipinapakita ng provincial reporting na parehong bumoto laban sa mga tanong ng referendum ni Smith ang Edmonton at Calgary sa round na ito, na itinuturing na posibleng urban political problem para sa premier.

🏈 Sports

  1. Oilers tinalo ang Flames 4-0 habang si Tristan Jarry nagrekord ng shutout. Natalo ng Edmonton ang Calgary, gumawa si Jarry ng 24 saves para sa kanyang ika-24 na career shutout, at pinalawig ni Connor McDavid ang kanyang season-starting points streak sa 13 laro sa pamamagitan ng dalawang assists, na nagbigay sa kanya ng league-leading 36 points.
  2. May tatlong Elks sa CFL All-Star lists. Nanguna sa divisional All-CFL teams ang quarterbacks Nathan Rourke at Davis Alexander; kabilang sa West squad ang Edmonton players na sina Skyler Griffith (fullback/tight end), Carter O’Donnell (guard) at J.J. Ross (cornerback).

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Pinuno ng EPS tinugunan ang detainee drop-offs sa Chinatown at data-driven policing. Public na nag-usap ang leadership ng Edmonton Police Service tungkol sa detainee drop-offs sa Chinatown area at inilatag ang data-driven strategy na ginagamit ng service, ayon sa mga briefing ng EPS na naulat lokal.
  2. Dalawa kinasuhan matapos matagpuan ang human remains sa Calgary na bahay. Kinasuhan ng Calgary police ang isang 49-anyos na lalaki at isang 50-anyos na babae ng indignity to a dead body matapos matagpuan ang human remains sa isang welfare check sa Skyview Ranch Road N.E.; naka-iskedyul ang autopsy at naka-hintay pa ang identification.

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. Alisin ang mga bike lane sa Edmonton: aabot ng hindi bababa sa 150 milyong dolyar ng Canada. Tinatayang pinakahinang halaga para bunutin ang mga bike lane sa Edmonton ay 150 milyong dolyar ng Canada, ayon sa email ng lungsod na tumingin sa mga implikasyon sa municipal budget.
  2. Lalawigan nag-apruba ng speed-on-green photo radar sa isang intersection sa Edmonton. Nakakuha ang City of Edmonton ng provincial approval para ibalik ang speed-on-green photo enforcement sa isang intersection, ayon sa mga paunawa mula sa lalawigan at lungsod.

📰 Also Today

  • Panukalang batas sa Alberta mag-uutos sa mga daycares na agad ipaalam sa mga magulang.
  • Alberta mag-standarda ng report cards at magdadagdag ng detalye sa professional development.
  • Natuklasan ng federal auditor na iniwan ng Ottawa ang pangakong wakasan ang thermal coal exports.
  • Mas maraming lalawigan magtatapos sa pagbabago ng oras; sinuri ang mga implikasyong pangkalusugan.
  • Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk naka-iskedyul na gawin ang unang spacewalk.
  • Pag-aaral: karamihan sa pagkamatay ng cougar sa Alberta sanhi ng tao.
  • Karamihan sa UCP riding groups kumokontra sa leadership review, iniiwasan ang banta kay Danielle Smith.
  • Tatlong sinampahan ng murder kaugnay ng pagkamatay ng 12-anyos na batang lalaki sa rural Alberta.
  • Panukalang batas sa Alberta magpapalakas sa karapatan ng mga consumer na mag-ayos ng mga sasakyan at electronics.
  • Hockey team ng Innisfail ipinagdiriwang ang walong dekada sa central Alberta.
  • (duplicate ID used above) Tinatayang gastos sa pagbunot ng bike lanes sa Edmonton iniulat.
  • (duplicate ID used above) Coverage tungkol sa EPS detainee drop-offs.
  • (duplicate ID used above) Coverage tungkol sa pagsasa-standarda ng report card.
  • (duplicate ID used above) Coverage ng pag-apruba sa speed-on-green photo radar.
  • (duplicate ID used above) Imbestigasyon sa human remains sa Calgary.
  • (duplicate ID used above) CFL All-Stars inihayag, may kinatawang Elks.
  • (duplicate ID used above) Oilers tinapos ang road trip 3-1-1 matapos ang 4-0 na panalo.

Get this digest in your inbox

Never miss a day. Subscribe and we'll email you the digest automatically.

Source Articles (19)

Alberta bill would boost consumers’ rights to repair cars, electronics

The Alberta government wants to ensure consumers can fix their own vehicles, equipment and electronics by forcing manufacturers to supply repair manuals and parts.

General Oct 29, 2026

Three face murder charges in death of 12-year-old boy found in rural Alberta

Insp. Wayne Stevenson of the RCMP’s serious crime branch said at a news conference Wednesday in Edmonton that Fiasal "was associated with people involved in criminality" and knew the three accused. Stevenson alleged that Fiasal was lured from his home before being killed.

General Oct 29, 2026

Most UCP riding groups oppose leadership review, averting threat to Danielle Smith

Some local party boards had opposed the premier staying on after the referendum, but not enough to force a vote on her future.

General Oct 29, 2026

Most cougar deaths in Alberta study were caused by people

A new study of cougar deaths in west-central Alberta found mortality risk was higher near residential areas and secondary roads and among cougars that frequently crossed human-made clearings. Of the 37 documented cougar deaths, 29 were caused by people.

General Oct 29, 2026

Innisfail hockey team hits 8 decades of uniting central Alberta town

Innisfail’s senior men’s hockey team has turned 80 years old, and people say the club has been uniting the small town for all those years.

General Oct 29, 2026

Police chief speaks about detainee drop-offs in Chinatown, EPS' data-driven strategy

Edmonton's police chief sat down with CBC Radio's Edmonton AM to talk about the service's data-driven strategy and concerns around recent detainee drop-offs in the Chinatown area.

General Oct 29, 2026

Edmonton and Calgary rejected her referendum. Does Danielle Smith have a city problem?

Nowhere in Alberta was the idea of a second referendum less popular than in urban centres. A year out from an election, Premier Danielle Smith says she's committed to identifying the issues important to urban voters and "prioritizing them in a serious way."

General Oct 29, 2026

Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk to conduct his 1st spacewalk

The International Space Station is roughly 400 kilometres above Earth, moving at roughly 7.66 kilometres per second, and today, Canadian Space Agency astronaut Joshua Kutryk will be whizzing around Earth while working outside of it to install solar arrays.

General Oct 29, 2026

More Canadian provinces are ending time changes. What does it mean for your health?

Researchers are raising concerns as parts of Canada move to permanent daylight time, warning that later winter sunrises could have consequences for sleep and health.

General Oct 29, 2026
Oilers close out road trip with strong win

Oilers close out road trip with strong win

The Edmonton Oilers closed out their road trip in ideal fashion, cooling off the surging Calgary Flames on Wednesday.

Sports Oct 29, 2026

Ottawa quietly abandoned its promise to end thermal coal exports, auditor finds

A report from the federal auditor general published Thursday reveals Environment and Climate Change Canada quietly gave up on its plans to end thermal coal exports years ago without notifying the public and without record of being directed a do so.

General Oct 29, 2026

City of Edmonton gets provincial approval to bring back speed-on-green photo radar at 1 intersection

The Alberta government is allowing the City of Edmonton to bring back photo radar at only one of eight intersections the city identified as high-risk, frustrating some city leaders who say the technology used to make streets safer.

General Oct 29, 2026

Ripping out bike lanes in Edmonton would cost at least $150M, city email suggests

Removing bike lanes in Edmonton would cost the city at least $150 million, according to an internal email CBC News has obtained that was sent by city administration to city council earlier this month.

General Oct 29, 2026
Two people charged after human remains found in Calgary home: police

Two people charged after human remains found in Calgary home: police

Calgary police said its officers were called around 8:15 a.m. Tuesday to a home in the 200 block of Skyview Ranch Road N.E. for a welfare check.

Crime Oct 29, 2026

Alberta government to standardize report cards, require more information on professional development days

The Alberta government has introduced new legislation aimed at standardizing how local school authorities craft report cards for students.

General Oct 29, 2026

Proposed Alberta bill requires daycares to quickly inform parents about serious incidents

The Alberta government is proposing amendments to the Early Learning and Childcare Act to improve parental notification when a serious incident happens at a daycare.

General Oct 29, 2026
Alberta referendum saw 70.4% turnout — highest voter participation in decades

Alberta referendum saw 70.4% turnout — highest voter participation in decades

The turnout is the highest for a provincewide vote since at least 1975, but it fell short of breaking the record of 81.8 per cent turnout seen in the 1935 general election.

Politics Oct 29, 2026
Rourke, Alexander lead CFL all-star selections

Rourke, Alexander lead CFL all-star selections

Quarterbacks Nathan Rourke of the B.C. Lions and Davis Alexander of the Montreal Alouettes headline the respective divisional All-CFL teams.

Sports Oct 29, 2026
Alberta government introduces education bill to standardize school report cards

Alberta government introduces education bill to standardize school report cards

The bill would standardize school report cards, force more details on how teachers spend PD days and create a process for dealing with unresolved parent concerns.

Education Oct 29, 2026