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Des Rocheuses aux Feux de Forêt : Une Journée Animée dans les Nouvelles de Calgary

24 articles il y a 2 semaines 97

🏔️ Nouvelles Générales

  1. Saviez-vous que les Rocheuses canadiennes pourraient avoir des racines américaines ? Un géologue lors d'une convention à Calgary fait des vagues avec la théorie selon laquelle nos majestueuses montagnes pourraient venir des États-Unis. Accrocheur, non ? Cette affirmation ne manquera pas de provoquer des débats amicaux parmi nos habitants amoureux de la nature !
  2. Keyera vient de frapper fort ! Ils ont finalisé un impressionnant rachat de 5,3 milliards de dollars de Plains Midstream malgré le fait que les régulateurs fédéraux aient levé des sourcils. Ce mouvement audacieux pourrait remodeler le secteur de l'énergie en Alberta.
  3. Attention, randonneurs ! Le canyon Johnston fermera cet automne pour un entretien de routine. Donc, si c'est sur votre liste de choses à faire, prévoyez maintenant avant que les portes ne se ferment !
  4. Bonne nouvelle, tout le monde ! Les responsables de la santé rapportent que les Albertains en isolement en raison d'une exposition au hantavirus vont bien. Pas de panique – il semble que notre chance provinciale continue !
  5. Les pistes cyclables vont-elles être affectées ? Le gouvernement de l'Alberta prépare une législation sur les pistes cyclables attendue pour cet automne. Cela pourrait provoquer un peu d'agressivité sur la route, mais gardons la conversation civilisée !

🥳 Politique & Gouvernement

  1. Jason Kenney rassemble les troupes ! Il insiste sur le fait que les partisans du Canada doivent se lever contre les sentiments séparatistes. Veiller à notre unité n'a jamais semblé aussi patriotique, n'est-ce pas ?
  2. Partager c'est bien, sauf quand il s'agit de la liste des électeurs ! Le directeur des élections de l'Alberta souhaite suspendre le partage de la liste des électeurs jusqu'à ce que les lois soient modifiées. Ça sonne comme une bonne idée pour protéger notre vie privée !

📢 Élections

  1. Des problèmes dans le paradis des données électorales ! Un organisateur politique d'un groupe séparatiste ne joue pas franc jeu avec l'enquête sur la liste des électeurs. Élections Alberta dénonce le manque de coopération, ce qui pourrait rapidement devenir compliqué.
  2. Plus de fuites, s'il vous plaît ! Le responsable de la fuite de la liste des électeurs refuse également de coopérer. Élections Alberta est impatiente de nettoyer cette situation troublante - après tout, beaucoup est en jeu avec nos informations personnelles !

⚖️ Criminalité & Sécurité

  1. Une fusillade audacieuse en pleine lumière du jour ! La police de Calgary révèle qu'une des victimes d'une fusillade à North Hill Coop était un simple passant innocent. Heureusement, son état s'est stabilisé, mais cela soulève de sérieuses préoccupations pour la sécurité publique.
  2. Un procès déchirant se déroule. Des détails troublants sur une attaque de chien ayant entraîné la mort d'un garçon de 11 ans ont émergé à Edmonton. Cette situation tragique amène tout le monde à remettre en question la responsabilité de la possession d'animaux de compagnie.
  3. Se faire passer pour quelqu'un d'autre n'est pas un jeu ! Un homme à Lethbridge a été accusé d'avoir prétendu être un policier lors d'un contrôle routier. Rappelez-vous, les amis : de véritables insignes ont de véritables conséquences !

🔥 Avertissements de Feux de Forêt

  1. Évacuation dans le comté de Woodlands ! Environ 140 familles ont été contraintes de quitter leur domicile en raison d'un feu de forêt déchaîné. Nos pensées vont à ces familles alors qu'elles attendent l'autorisation de rentrer chez elles.
  2. Incendie à Silverado ! Un incendie nocturne à Calgary a détruit plusieurs garages et endommagé des maisons, laissant des familles dans une situation délicate. Heureusement, personne n'a été gravement blessé, mais cela rappelle l'importance de la sécurité incendie.

🚔 Découvertes Tragiques

  1. Une découverte macabre sur l'autoroute 1. La GRC enquête sur un corps trouvé sur l'autoroute près de Canmore. Cet événement choquant est un rappel de rester vigilant et de signaler tout comportement suspect.

🎓 Éducation & Technologie

  1. L'enseignement supérieur conclu un accord ! Après une grave violation de sécurité affectant de grandes universités canadiennes, Canvas a accepté de supprimer les données volées. Cela soulève la question : à quel point vos informations personnelles sont-elles sécurisées ?

💧 Surveillance de l'Eau

  1. La gestion de l'eau sous les projecteurs ! Le maire de Calgary insiste sur l'importance d'un conseil de surveillance de l'eau bien rémunéré, malgré les doutes soulevés par les membres du conseil. Clarifier qui surveille nos ressources en eau est essentiel, n'est-ce pas ?

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Out-of-control wildfire spurs evacuation order for area near Whitecourt, Alta.

A wildfire burning out of control in north-central Alberta has prompted an evacuation order for part of Woodlands County. An emergency alert says the fire is burning 3.5 kilometres south of Whitecourt and is just one kilometre away from Highway 43.

General May 12, 2026

Trans Mountain and its federal parent see case for Ottawa owning pipeline for good

There's a case to indefinitely keep the Trans Mountain pipeline in government hands, possibly alongside Indigenous partners, say the leaders of its operator and financial overseer.

General May 12, 2026

Judge orders post-prison supervision for high-risk offender who cut off girlfriend's fingers

A Calgary man who left his ex-girlfriend disabled after attacking her with a sword and cutting off three of her fingers, has been placed on 30 court-ordered conditions, including an ankle monitor, designed to protect the community following the end of his prison sentence.

General May 12, 2026

Bear euthanized after visiting Alberta summer village

A "habituated" black bear was killed by Alberta Fish and Wildlife Enforcement Services last week after reports of it frequenting a populated area. The bear was euthanized May 6 after repeatedly being seen in the west-central Alberta summer village of Burnstick Lake, about 80 kilometres southwest of Red Deer in Clearwater County.

General May 12, 2026

2 people in life-threatening condition after shooting in northeast Calgary shopping complex: police

A shooting at a shopping complex in northeast Calgary sent two people to hospital in life-threatening condition on Monday.

General May 12, 2026

Dowries, name taboos: Asian Canadians share challenging task of preserving, evolving cultures

For Asian Heritage Month, CBC News asked Calgarians: what’s a cultural tradition you will keep, and is there one you’d rather toss? Here are a few of those answers.

General May 12, 2026

Alberta's chief electoral officer wants pause on sharing electors list until law amended

The province’s chief electoral officer says the province’s list of electors shouldn’t be shared with any political parties until the legislature makes changes to better protect Albertans’ personal information.

General May 12, 2026

Jason Kenney says pro-Canada forces must counter separatism

Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney says it's high time federal MPs take a stand and fight against those who wish to see Canada torn apart.

General May 12, 2026

Alberta government takes aim at bike lanes, with legislation expected this fall

Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen says after a period of population growth, Alberta’s cities need more roads, not bike lanes. Edmonton’s mayor and cycling advocates have concerns.

General May 12, 2026

Albertans in isolation due to hantavirus exposure still healthy, officials say

Health officials say two Albertans potentially exposed to hantavirus while travelling internationally remain symptom-free.

General May 12, 2026

Johnston Canyon to close this fall for routine maintenance

Parks Canada says there will be no public access to the Johnston Canyon parking lot or the Lower Falls area for two to three months this fall. The agency is planning routine maintenance work to manage rockfall.

General May 12, 2026
Deal reached with hackers after Canadian universities hit by security breach

Deal reached with hackers after Canadian universities hit by security breach

The company that operates Canvas, a popular online learning system, has struck a deal with hackers to delete the data stolen in a cyberattack last week.

Canada May 12, 2026

Political organizer from separatist group not co-operating with voter list investigation: Elections Alberta

“I can confirm David Parker is not co-operating with the investigation and he has refused to sign a statutory declaration confirming that he will comply with my direction to cease and desist with respect to the list of electors,” chief electoral officer Gordon McClure said in a statement on Tuesday.

General May 12, 2026

Keyera closes $5.3B Plains acquisition despite challenge by federal competition regulator

Keyera Corp. has closed its deal to buy the Canadian natural gas liquids business of U.S. firm Plains All American Pipeline LP despite a challenge launched by the federal competition regulator. The company says it completed the acquisition Tuesday for $5.3 billion including closing adjustments.

General May 12, 2026

Did the Canadian Rockies come from the U.S.? Geologist makes the case at Calgary convention

"Were the Canadian Rockies made in Nevada?" That's the question Nick Zentner posed to a room full of fellow geologists Monday afternoon at GeoConvention, a three-day earth science conference in Calgary.

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Court hears of prior grisly dog attack at trial over death of 11-year-old boy in Summerside

Court hears of prior grisly dog attack at trial over death of 11-year-old boy in Summerside

The Edmonton trial is hearing grisly details about the behaviour of two dogs later put down for biting 11-year-old Kache Grist on the neck and killing him in a Summerside home.

Crime May 12, 2026
Federal committee calls for reversal of Lacombe agricultural research centre closure

Federal committee calls for reversal of Lacombe agricultural research centre closure

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada said earlier this year it's closing three research and development centres, including the one in Lacombe, plus four satellite research farms.

Science May 12, 2026
Lethbridge police charge man with impersonating an officer

Lethbridge police charge man with impersonating an officer

A 20-year-old man from Lethbridge has been charged with impersonating a police officer after he was pulled over while driving what allegedly looked like a law enforcement vehicle.

Crime May 12, 2026
Separatist leader behind voter list leak uncooperative: Elections Alberta

Separatist leader behind voter list leak uncooperative: Elections Alberta

Elections Alberta says Alberta separatist leader, David Parker, of the Centurion Project, is not cooperating with the investigation into a massive public data leak.

Crime May 12, 2026
About 140 Woodlands County families forced out of homes due to wildfire

About 140 Woodlands County families forced out of homes due to wildfire

The wildfire burning near Whitecourt appears to have shrunk a little overnight. Woodlands County Reeve Dave Kusch said it's unclear whether any homes have been damaged.

Fire May 12, 2026
Several garages destroyed, homes damaged by overnight fire in southwest Calgary

Several garages destroyed, homes damaged by overnight fire in southwest Calgary

One home was severely damaged, three garages were destroyed and several other homes and garages were damaged by an early morning fire in southwest Calgary.

Fire May 12, 2026
Alberta RCMP investigate after body discovered on Highway 1 near Canmore

Alberta RCMP investigate after body discovered on Highway 1 near Canmore

Canmore RCMP are asking for the public's help investigating the discovery of a body on a nearby section of Highway 1 just before 12:30 a.m. on Monday.

Traffic May 12, 2026
Calgary police say one victim of Monday shooting was an innocent bystander

Calgary police say one victim of Monday shooting was an innocent bystander

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Crime May 12, 2026
Compensation for Calgary’s water oversight board faces questions

Compensation for Calgary’s water oversight board faces questions

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