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Bawas sa Education Tax, UCP Tinatanggal ang Separatist at Na-injure ang Flames' Cooley — Calgary Friday

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Babaan ng Alberta ang education property-tax rates noong 2027 ng halos 7% para sa mga bahay at sakahan. Ayon sa lalawigan, magbabayad ang mga may-ari ng residential at farmland ng halos 7% na mas mababa habang ang mga non-residential property owners ay magbabayad ng halos 5% na mas mababa; ang bagong rate ay ifreeze nang tatlong taon at tinatayang halos 100 milyon sa unang taon ang matitipid ng mga nagbabayad ng buwis; ang Calgary municipal leaders ay hayagang tumutol matapos ang mga naunang pagtaas.
  2. UCP nirevoke ang membership ni separatist Jeffrey Rath matapos ang code-of-conduct ruling sa Calgary. Kinumpirma ni Premier Danielle Smith na inalis ni party executive director si Rath, na binanggit ang kanyang mga public calls na gawing independence party ang UCP; tinawag ni Rath ang hakbang na patunay ng authoritarian behaviour at sinabing pinatutunayan nito ang kanyang mga kritisismo.
  3. Court of Arbitration for Sport nag-utos na ibalik ang Russia sa international hockey, na nagdudulot ng alinlangan sa World Juniors sa Alberta. Nagpasya ang CAS noong Biyernes na dapat payagang makabalik ang Russia sa international competition; sinabi ni Canada’s Secretary of Sport Adam van Koeverden na tutol ang Canada sa desisyon at panatilihin ang federal restrictions sa mga Russian athletes sa mga Canadian events na tumatanggap ng pondo ng pederal na pamahalaan, na makaaapekto sa mga torneo sa Edmonton at Red Deer.
  4. Patuloy na ipinopromote ng Calgary Police Service ang Crime Stoppers matapos ang data breach sa U.S. vendor. Inulat ng Navigate360 ang unauthorized access sa kanilang system mula Nov. 21, 2025 hanggang March 5, 2026; sinabi ng CPS na nakipag-ugnayan sila sa Crime Stoppers Canada, nasiyahan sila sa bagong security measures, at nagpapatuloy sa pagtanggap ng tips.

🏈 Sports

  1. Inilagay sa injured reserve ang Flames goalie Devin Cooley at week-to-week matapos ang lower-body injury. Sinabi ni Coach Ryan Huska na nasaktan si Cooley noong Miyerkules sa Edmonton nang bumangga ang Oilers forward Colton Dach sa crease; may 1.50 GAA at .955 save percentage si Cooley sa isang kamakailang apat na sunod na panalo at mawawala siya para sa hindi tinukoy na bilang ng linggo.
  2. Pinangalanang CFL Most Outstanding Rookie ang Argonauts receiver Tyler Kahmann matapos ang 1,092 yards. Ang 26-anyos ay nagtala ng 77 catches, 1,092 yards at walong touchdowns ngayong season at nakakuha ng 186 mula sa posibleng 260 puntos sa 52 ballots; huhost ang Argos ng Winnipeg sa East semifinal sa Sabado.
  3. Nilagdaan ng Elks ang GM na si Ed Hervey ng hindi ipinahayag na contract extension matapos ang 13-5 turnaround season. Bumalik si Hervey noong Nobyembre 2024 at pinangunahan ang Edmonton mula huling puwesto tungo sa unang puwesto sa West na may 13-5 record; huhost ng Elks ang kanilang unang home playoff game mula pa noong 2015 sa susunod na weekend.
  4. Sabi ni Trevor Harris handa na siya habang haharapin ng Saskatchewan ang B.C. sa West Division semifinal sa Sabado. Pinangunahan ni Harris ang Saskatchewan sa nakaraang season’s Grey Cup at siya ang magsisimula laban sa B.C. offence na nag-average ng 416.7 yards kada laro at pinangunahan ng 4,614 passing yards ni Nathan Rourke ngayong season.
  5. Si Dru Brown ang magsisimula para sa Winnipeg sa East semifinal matapos palitan ang injured Zach Collaros. Nakumpleto ni Brown ang lahat ng 11 pass para sa 185 yards at dalawang TD sa nakaraang linggong 34-10 na panalo; si Chad Kelly ang magsisimula para sa Toronto matapos mag-practice ng buo ngayong linggo.

📰 Also Today

  • Maaaring may multo ang century-old general store, pero patuloy na dinadala nito ang mga Albertan.
  • Ilang Alberta pharmacists nag-ulat ng kakulangan sa stock ng COVID-19 vaccine.
  • Sabi ng Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk nagbago siya matapos ang spacewalk, at nagmuni-muni sa tanawin ng Earth.
  • Mga eksperto at isang Liberal MP nananawagan ng full ban sa sports-betting ads.
  • Kurso sa unibersidad tumutok sa horror-film craft, isang film studies class na nakabase sa textbook.
  • Ibinalik ang Russia sa world hockey championships matapos ang desisyon ng sports court.
  • Tumaas ang presyo ng Halloween candy ngayong taon, may ilang matatamis na mas mahal kaysa dati.
  • Nakaabot ng record-high na presyo ng diesel ang mga Alberta farmers sa panahon ng fall harvest.
  • Nagbabala ang Calgary police chief ng 'major impacts' sa public safety kung mabigo ang budget ask.
  • Sinasabi ng isang babae sa paglilitis na 'must be mistaken' ang testigo sa kasong umano’y sex-with-teen.
  • Inescort ng police at military ang katawan ng isang nahulog na sundalong mula Wainwright sa Calgary.
  • Walong senior leaders ang tinanggal sa Acute Care Alberta.
  • Opisyal na resulta: 70% turnout para sa Alberta separation referendum question.
  • (Duplicate ID noted) Mga eksperto at Liberal MP umaasa sa full ban sa sports betting ads.

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