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حقائق مأساوية، مشاكل القمامة وعواصف التغيير — يوم الاثنين في كالجاري

16 مقالات منذ أسبوع 53

🏠 وجهات نظر

  1. اكتشاف مؤلم قد ظهر عن ماضينا. أعلنت قبيلة ستورجون ليك كري أن لديها أدلة على أن 82 طفلاً على الأقل فقدوا حياتهم أثناء حضورهم مدرسة سانت فرانسيس كزافييه الداخلية، تتراوح أعمارهم بين سبع إلى ست عشرة سنة. هذه الكشف المؤلم يبرز التأثير المستمر للمدارس الداخلية وأهمية الاعتراف بتاريخنا.

🌿 البيئة

  1. هل أصبحت كالجاري مكب نفايات جديد؟ سئمت المقيمة المحلية مونيك ترودو من القمامة التي تدور حول حيها، خاصة مع شعور الحياة البرية مثل الأوز والبط بعواقبها. لقد قطعت 6-10 كم يوميًا في حربها ضد تلوث القمامة من مكب شيفرد القريب. حان الوقت لاستدعاء فريق التنظيف وإعادة جمال الطبيعة!

🚑 المرور والسلامة

  1. انقلاب حافلة يرسل ثلاثة إلى المستشفى. في ساعة الذروة الصباحية، اصطدمت حافلة كالجاري ترانزيت بشاحنة نصف مقطورة تحمل الحصى، مما أدى إلى انقلاب الحافلة. لحسن الحظ، لم يتعرض معظم الركاب لأذى، ولكن تم نقل ثلاثة بالغين إلى المستشفى. تذكرنا الحوادث مثل هذه بضرورة أن نبقى حذرين على الطرق — دعونا نبقي بعضنا البعض آمنين!

🚔 الجريمة والسلامة

  1. ضابط من RCMP تحت الأضواء. أقر ضابطٌ بذنبه في الاعتداء البسيط على مراهقين، مما أثار تساؤلات حول المساءلة داخل قوات إنفاذ القانون. مع ثقة الجمهور في الشرطة التي تعد أمراً بالغ الأهمية، تحتاج هذه الحالة بالتأكيد إلى أن تكون تحت المجهر لضمان عدم تكرار مثل هذه الحوادث.
  2. مدرب ثانوية يواجه اتهامات خطيرة بالتحرش. بعد ما يقرب من عامين من السلوك غير اللائق المزعوم مع قاصر، تدخلت السلطات المحلية لتسليط الضوء على هذه القضية المقلقة. هذا يبرز الحاجة إلى اليقظة في مجتمعاتنا لحماية شبابنا.

🏛️ السياسة

  1. هل يخطط الانفصاليون لاستفتاء؟ يرفع NDP في ألبرتا أعلاماً حمراء بشأن حكومة UCP التي قد تضغط على سؤال الانفصال في ورقة الاقتراع، مشيرين إلى اجتماع لجنة مشبوه قريب. مع ارتفاع المشاعر حول مستقبل ألبرتا — من الجيد الانتباه إلى ما يحدث.
  2. رسالة وحدوية من رئيس وزراء بريتش كولومبيا إبي. أقر بأن كندا لا يمكن أن تزدهر مع

المقالات المصدر (16)

Edmonton city councillor wants to rename road by Alberta's legislature after pro-federalist movement

An Edmonton city councillor says he wants to ingrain the love Albertans have for Canada in a red-and-white street sign.

General May 19, 2026

Pilot dead after glider crash northeast of Edmonton: RCMP

A pilot was killed when a glider crashed northeast of Edmonton on Monday afternoon and the Transportation Safety Board of Canada is now investigating, according to the RCMP.

General May 19, 2026

This teacher’s superpower is dealing with the unexpected. She needs it

When CBC News surveyed Alberta teachers in January, many of them said what they wanted most was for a journalist to sit with them and see what teaching is actually like. Here’s what we saw: a complexity that’s often not dramatic, but a constant triaging of needs and, teachers say, an exhausting worry about the students they can’t get to.

General May 19, 2026

How should Canada handle Alberta separatism?

A conversation about separatist movements, and what makes them legitimate in the eyes of the law, public and history.

General May 19, 2026

Emergency alert cancelled as firefighters make progress with Clearwater County wildfire

The wildfire in Clearwater County, north of the James-Wilson Provincial Recreation Area, is now listed as being held, said Alberta Wildfire. Meanwhile, 21 other fires burn in Alberta, all of which considered under control.

General May 19, 2026

High school coach charged with sexual assault after alleged abuse of minor for nearly 2 years: CPS

Drew Alan Robertson, 50, has been charged after allegedly using his position of trust as a volunteer coach at Henry Wisewood High School to groom a 15-year-old and sexually abuse her over the course of nearly two years, police said in a May 19 news release.

General May 19, 2026
TSB investigating glider crash that killed pilot in Alberta

TSB investigating glider crash that killed pilot in Alberta

Cpl. Mathew Howell says police responded to the crash in Lamont County, northeast of Edmonton, shortly after 3 p.m. on Monday.

Canada May 19, 2026

Alberta's timeline for West Coast pipeline 'best-case scenario': CIBC analysts

Analysts are encouraged by a "sense of urgency" surrounding a potential new pipeline, but point out the provincial and federal governments still need to agree on the Pathways carbon capture project. There is also opposition to the project from B.C.'s government and some Indigenous groups.

General May 19, 2026
3 people taken to hospital after Calgary Transit bus rollover

3 people taken to hospital after Calgary Transit bus rollover

Three people were taken to hospital following a collision involving a Calgary Transit bus and a semi-truck hauling gravel Tuesday morning.

Traffic May 19, 2026

Southern Alberta officials push for second full-serve border crossing

It is time to re-examine the Wild Horse border crossing as a potential second 24-hour commercial port of entry into Alberta, according to business groups in the province's southeast, along with the Montana and Alberta governments.

General May 19, 2026

RCMP officer pleads guilty to common assault on teen boys

Alberta RCMP Const. Bridget Morla, who was charged with sexually assaulting two teenage boys, has pleaded guilty to one count of common assault.

General May 19, 2026

3 taken to hospital after Calgary Transit bus rolls over on impact with semi-truck

Calgary police say minor injuries were reported after a rollover collision between a Calgary Transit bus at the intersection of Peigan Trail S.E. and 26 Street S.E. on the morning of May 19.

General May 19, 2026
NDP worried UCP government may be forging ahead with referendum on Alberta’s future

NDP worried UCP government may be forging ahead with referendum on Alberta’s future

A last-minute-meeting by an Alberta legislature committee to discuss the "Forever Canadian" petition, has raised concerns the UCP government plans to forge ahead with a referendum.

Politics May 19, 2026
Canada can’t work if ‘separatist premiers’ get all the attention from Ottawa: Eby

Canada can’t work if ‘separatist premiers’ get all the attention from Ottawa: Eby

On Friday, Eby said that the federal government is rewarding Alberta for 'bad behaviour' by agreeing to push for a new bitumen pipeline to the West Coast.

Politics May 19, 2026
First Nation says it has evidence dozens of children died attending residential school

First Nation says it has evidence dozens of children died attending residential school

Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation has spent years digging in provincial archives, looking for death records of children from the time a residential school operated on the nation.

Perspectives May 19, 2026
Calgary residents tired of barrage of trash from ‘garbage tornado’

Calgary residents tired of barrage of trash from ‘garbage tornado’

Residents of the southeast Calgary neighbourhoods of Copperfield and New Brighton say it's disappointing to see garbage left in nearby ponds after a major wind event last month.

Environment May 19, 2026