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Menaces scolaires, centre de données IA & interdiction des médias sociaux — Lundi à Edmonton

19 articles il y a 1 mois 259

🚨 Criminalité & Sécurité publique

  1. Un jeune de l'Alberta inculpé pour menace de fusillade en milieu scolaire. Une enquête de la GRC à Sexsmith, Alberta, a conduit à l'arrestation et à l'inculpation d'un adolescent après des menaces de violence par armes à feu contre une école. Une arme a été saisie lors de l'incident. Les protocoles de sécurité ont été activés à la suite des préoccupations de la communauté.

🏛️ Gouvernement & Politique

  1. La Première ministre Smith discute des conséquences d'un référendum de séparation. La Première ministre de l'Alberta, Danielle Smith, a souligné l'importance d'appliquer la loi face à la désobéissance civile potentielle concernant un référendum de séparation. Ce référendum pourrait mener à un vote contraignant sur la question de la sécession de l'Alberta du Canada.
  2. Louise Arbour devient nouvelle Gouverneure générale. Au milieu des préoccupations sur l'unité nationale, Louise Arbour a été assermentée en tant que 31e Gouverneure générale du Canada. Son influence sera cruciale dans ces moments politiquement sensibles.

💼 Économie & Affaires

  1. Recrutement massif pour le prochain référendum en Alberta. Élections Alberta recrute un nombre record de 60 000 travailleurs pour le référendum du 19 octobre, bien plus que les 13 000 précédents. Ce référendum posera aux Albertains diverses questions pressantes, impactant la politique régionale.
  2. La pétition anti-charbon menée par Corb Lund atteint un jalon. La pétition "De l'eau, pas du charbon" de l'artiste albertaine Corb Lund a atteint son objectif de signatures pour empêcher l'exploitation minière de charbon sur les pentes orientales des Rocheuses, la propulsant à la phase de vérification.

🏥 Santé

  1. Une étude de l'Université de l'Alberta révèle que vapoter est plus nocif que fumer. Une nouvelle recherche de l'Université de l'Alberta indique que le vapotage endommage plus rapidement les poumons et le cœur que les cigarettes traditionnelles. Cela remet en question la croyance commune selon laquelle le vapotage est une alternative plus sûre.

🎨 Communauté & Culture

  1. La cour entend l'affaire d'une Première Nation albertaine contre un centre de données IA. La Nation Sturgeon Lake Cree a plaidé en cour contre le processus de consultation de la province pour un projet de centre de données IA évalué à 70 milliards de dollars. L'issue pourrait avoir un impact sur les futures consultations autochtones concernant des projets majeurs.

📰 Aussi aujourd'hui

  • Le statut de blessure du défenseur Bombito pour le Canada est au jour le jour.
  • Poilievre clarifie que les partisans de la séparation de l'Alberta 'ne sont pas des ennemis'.
  • Le succès de la pétition anti-charbon "De l'eau, pas du charbon" de Corb Lund.
  • Projet de loi sur les préjudices en ligne pour interdire les médias sociaux aux moins de 16 ans.
  • Edmonton poursuit une organisation de snowboard pour des fonds impayés de l'événement Big Air.
  • Des défis liés à la construction rapide d'écoles à Calgary.
  • Risque pour la confidentialité avec les numéros de santé sur les permis de conduire.
  • Les cyclistes de montagne d'Edmonton vont construire un parc unique.
  • Le problème des sauterelles aux États-Unis n'affectera pas le Canada.
  • Facebook a financé la promotion du séparatisme albertain à l'étranger.
  • L'ACEUM donne des résultats mitigés pour les entreprises canadiennes.
  • Le dossier de sécurité d'une entreprise de camionnage albertaine sous surveillance après un accident.

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Facebook is paying people overseas promoting Alberta separatism

A CBC News investigation found a number of Facebook accounts run by people overseas impersonating real Albertan separatists.

General Jun 8, 2026

Alberta trucking company at centre of fatal Manitoba crash has spotty record, records show

A trucking company at the centre of a deadly Brandon, Man., crash has a spotty record in Alberta, where it's been registered since having its safety permit pulled in Manitoba over four years ago.

General Jun 8, 2026

CUSMA a blessing for some Canadian businesses, a pain for others despite escaping U.S. tariffs

Canadian businesses that comply with CUSMA were spared in the Trump administration's latest tariffs, but for many of them, it hasn't brought a total sigh of relief as compliance has come with its own set of frustrations. "It's actually quite a nightmare," says the co-owner of a puzzle company in Ottawa.

General Jun 8, 2026

Edmonton sues Canadian snowboarding body, says $120K still owing from 2023 Big Air event

The City of Edmonton has filed a statement of claim against the Canadian Snowboard Federation, which hosted the FIS Snowboard Big Air World Cup at Commonwealth Stadium two years earlier, court documents obtained by CBC News show.

General Jun 8, 2026

Edmonton mountain bikers come together to build first-off-its-kind park

Volunteers are coming together to build the park, focused on helping riders build confidence and develop skills.

General Jun 8, 2026

Including personal health numbers on driver's licences raises risk of fraud, privacy commissioner says

Alberta's privacy commissioner says putting personal health numbers and citizenship markers on driver's licences pose new risks to the protection of personal information in the province, including fraud.

General Jun 8, 2026

Alberta's accelerated push to build schools creating funding challenges in Calgary

The Alberta government has 45 active school projects ongoing around Calgary, but the effort is putting "unprecedented pressure" on city resources, according to a new briefing for city council members.

General Jun 8, 2026

Alberta country music artist Corb Lund says anti-coal petition drive a success

Alberta country music artist Corb Lund says his team has collected enough signatures to compel the province to take action to stop coal mining on the eastern slopes of the Rockies.

General Jun 8, 2026

Poilievre says those who vote for Alberta separation 'are not our enemies'

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Canadians shouldn't view those who will vote for Alberta separation as "enemies" and instead offer "hope" to Albertans in order to buttress against the province's secessionist movement.

General Jun 8, 2026

Louise Arbour installed as 31st Governor General at precarious moment for national unity

Louise Arbour used her first remarks as Governor General to urge Canadians to listen to each other during a moment marked by division and uncertainty.

General Jun 8, 2026
Corb Lund says ‘Water Not Coal’ petition drive has collected enough signatures

Corb Lund says ‘Water Not Coal’ petition drive has collected enough signatures

Corb Lund says his Water Not Coal team has collected enough signatures to compel the Alberta government to take action on stopping mining on the eastern slopes of the Rockies.

Environment Jun 8, 2026
Elections Alberta launches ‘largest recruitment drive’ in province’s history

Elections Alberta launches ‘largest recruitment drive’ in province’s history

Elections Alberta has launched a recruitment drive to hire 60,000 workers for the Oct. 19 referendum, calling it 'the largest recruitment drive in Alberta's history.'

Canada Jun 8, 2026
Alberta’s Smith says the law will be enforced if separation vote spurs civil disobedience

Alberta’s Smith says the law will be enforced if separation vote spurs civil disobedience

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the law will be enforced if First Nation communities engage in civil disobedience over her government's separation referendum.

Politics Jun 8, 2026

More injury concerns for Canada as key defender Bombito's status 'day-to-day'

The status of Moise Bombito, Canada’s best central defender and the heart of the team’s grandest aspirations at its first home World Cup, remains a strange kind of uncertain.

General Jun 8, 2026
Flesh-eating screwworm in U.S. cows not cause for concern in Canada: association

Flesh-eating screwworm in U.S. cows not cause for concern in Canada: association

The Canadian Cattle Association said the New World screwworm, the parasite at the centre of the CFIA's pause on Texas livestock imports, shouldn't be too harmful in Canada.

Canada Jun 8, 2026
School shooting threat in northern Alberta leads to teen being charged, gun seized

School shooting threat in northern Alberta leads to teen being charged, gun seized

A gun was seized from the home of a teenager, who has now been charged with uttering threats after a school shooting threat was made in the Alberta community of Sexsmith.

Crime Jun 8, 2026
Alberta First Nation in court over massive proposed ‘Wonder Valley’ AI data centre

Alberta First Nation in court over massive proposed ‘Wonder Valley’ AI data centre

The $70-billion Wonder Valley project backed by celebrity investor Kevin O’Leary aims to become the largest AI data center industrial park in the world.

Environment Jun 8, 2026
Vaping causes lung and heart damage faster than cigarettes, U of A research suggests

Vaping causes lung and heart damage faster than cigarettes, U of A research suggests

The vape study participants, all in their early 20s, had lung impairments — such as reduced blood flow — as well as heart dysfunction that could lead to more serious complications.

Health Jun 8, 2026
Online harms bill to include social media ban for children under 16: Source

Online harms bill to include social media ban for children under 16: Source

The proposed social media ban for youth under 16 would mirror action first taken in Australia, where the measure took effect last December.

Tech Jun 8, 2026