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阿爾伯塔公投、熊崽與二手商店贏得勝利——您的卡爾加里更新!

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🚗 道路與天氣

  1. 阿爾伯塔司機們的長周末將難以忘懷,但並不愉快! 阿爾伯塔皇家騎警報告過去的長周末中發生六起交通死亡事故,並開出了數百張罰單,強調了司機們在假期期間要特別小心的重要性。

🏠 住房與生活成本

  1. 學校預算歡呼!這可真是時候了! 卡爾加里公立與天主教學校的受託人對地方學校預算的久懸未決的提高感到高興,這預計將增強學生的教育資源。

📢 市政廳

  1. 對阿爾伯塔的新分裂公投感到困惑?你並不孤單! 總理丹妮爾·史密斯為10月19日的公投做好準備,其中包括一個問題,關於阿爾伯塔人是否希望追求與加拿大的分裂。在此之前的咖啡桌旁,肯定會有許多熱烈的討論!
  2. 阿爾伯塔,想留下還是走?這是你的選擇! 在一次電視演講中,史密斯總理強調,阿爾伯塔人將很快就未來的約束性公投中是否考慮離開加拿大進行投票。這個問題無疑在社區中引發了熱議!
  3. 請願壓力! 阿爾伯塔的立法委員會即將召開支持加拿大的請願會議。隨著人們對備受期待的公投的關注加大,所有的目光都集中於接下來將會發生什麼!

⚖️ 犯罪與安全

  1. 在奧科托克斯,一名青年駕駛遇到了嚴峻的教訓! 雪安·里爾遜在5月15日回憶了一段超現實的經歷,那天她在人行道上走,卻被一名司機從後面撞上。所幸她未受到嚴重傷害,並提醒大家在我們的道路上保持警惕。
  2. 卡爾加里的法庭戲劇! 一名當地毒販被判謀殺及未遂謀殺,凸顯出我們社區面臨的緊迫犯罪問題。

🌿 社區與文化

  1. 一家與眾不同的二手商店! 關心女性協會在博谷大學開幕了首家大學校園二手商店,象徵時尚與為有需要者提供功能性支持之間的美妙結合。這對學生、環境和社區都是一次勝利!
  2. 特納和菲茨的熊抱! 本週,卡爾加里動物園向公眾介紹了兩隻孤兒灰熊幼崽,為訪客帶來了歡笑與興奮。這些可愛的小家伙們現在成為我們社區保護工作的一部分!

💼 商業與經濟

  1. 鐵路討論:一項2.4億加元的合作! Keyera、AltaGas和CN合作投資一個新鐵路終端項目,這將大幅促進當地經濟與貿易。對於鐵道愛好者和商業主來說,令人興奮的時刻即將到來!

🏥 健康

  1. 在賈斯珀的悲劇損失! 一名捷克籍男子在賈斯珀國家公園滑雪時不幸跌入冰川裂縫,遭遇了毀滅性的命運。這場悲劇提醒我們始終要把安全放在自然活動的首位。

🎉 愉快故事

  1. 老虎貓尋求競爭! 漢密爾頓老虎貓隊準備參加他們的首次表演賽——他們的興奮是如此感染人心!這不僅關於足球;更是社區與競爭的熱情所在!

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What tech CEOs want from the new federal AI strategy

As the federal government finishes its delayed national AI strategy, some technology leaders in Canada are hopeful the new policy will resemble an industrial blueprint that illustrates Ottawa is serious about rolling up its sleeves to help the sector build in expedient fashion.

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Calgary public, Catholic school trustees welcome ‘long due’ increases to local school budgets

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Danielle Smith to address Alberta as separatists issue referendum threat

Danielle Smith to address Alberta as separatists issue referendum threat

Premier Danielle Smith will address Albertans Thursday after a whirlwind day in which two ministers announced their resignation and separatists threatened her ouster.

Politics May 21, 2026

Nixon goes to finance, LaGrange swaps health roles in Alberta cabinet shuffle

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith reassigned about one-quarter of her front bench in Calgary on Thursday, including several key ministers.

General May 21, 2026

Alberta to hold consultation sessions this year on future plans for dealing with oilsands tailings ponds

The Alberta government has announced it will be launching engagement sessions this year as it develops a long-term plan to manage tailings ponds and mine wastewater from the oilsands.

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Keyera, AltaGas and CN partner on new $240M rail terminal project

The terminal is expected to provide transportation for around 45,000 barrels per day of propane and butane from the Fort Saskatchewan, Alta., region to West Coast export facilities.

General May 21, 2026

Alberta RCMP report 6 traffic fatalities, issue hundreds of tickets over the long weekend

There were 25 collisions resulting in six fatalities and a number of injuries over the long weekend, but according to the Alberta RCMP the Victoria Day weekend is traditionally challenging for the traffic unit.

General May 21, 2026

Calgary officer cleared after police dog mistakenly takes down nine-year-old girl

A nine-year-old girl who was attacked by a Calgary police dog while officers were chasing a suspected car thief was a case of a "confluence of errors," Alberta's police watchdog said in a report released Wednesday.

General May 21, 2026

Long distance love of Habs delivers life lessons for season ticket holder in Calgary

Robert Hing is a Montreal Canadiens season ticket holder living in Calgary. He makes the cross-country trip several times a year to cheer on his beloved bleu-blanc-rouge and is enjoying their run to the Eastern Conference Final.

General May 21, 2026

Alberta legislative committee debating pro-Canada petition meeting Thursday afternoon

General May 21, 2026

Poilievre says he'll campaign to keep Alberta in the 'Canadian family' as a referendum looms

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said Thursday he will campaign across Alberta encouraging the people in his home province to stay in Canada if there's a referendum on separation this fall.

General May 21, 2026

Calgary drug dealer found guilty of murder and attempted murder

After deliberating for nearly two full days, jurors in Paulos Berhe's second-degree murder trial found the Calgary man guilty.

General May 21, 2026
All Conservatives will campaign for Alberta to stay in Canada, Pierre Poilievre says

All Conservatives will campaign for Alberta to stay in Canada, Pierre Poilievre says

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Politics May 21, 2026
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith shuffles cabinet following 2 resignations

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith shuffles cabinet following 2 resignations

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Politics May 21, 2026
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Opening of new thrift store in Calgary being called a ‘win, win, win’

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There was a special ribbon cutting held in Calgary on Thursday to celebrate the opening of a unique new thrift store run by the Calgary-based Women In Need Society.

Education May 21, 2026
Cabinet minister who introduced Alberta separation vote says he wants a united Canada

Cabinet minister who introduced Alberta separation vote says he wants a united Canada

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Politics May 21, 2026
Man dies after falling into glacier crevasse in Jasper National Park

Man dies after falling into glacier crevasse in Jasper National Park

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Orphaned grizzly bear cubs make their public debut at the Calgary Zoo

Orphaned grizzly bear cubs make their public debut at the Calgary Zoo

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Entertainment May 21, 2026
Alberta’s referendum on a separation referendum elicits bewilderment, concern

Alberta’s referendum on a separation referendum elicits bewilderment, concern

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Politics May 21, 2026
North of 60 Project supports residents in Canada’s north

North of 60 Project supports residents in Canada’s north

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Should we stay or go? Albertans to vote on separatism in referendum

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Politics May 21, 2026
Okotoks family speaks out after driver hits a teen pedestrian from behind

Okotoks family speaks out after driver hits a teen pedestrian from behind

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