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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Baha dulot ng malakas na ulan, nagdulot ng evacuation alerts sa kanluran ng Calgary. Patuloy na pagbuhos ng ulan ang sanhi ng pagtaas ng tubig sa mga ilog ng Bow at Elbow, na nagbunga ng mga babala ng pagbaha at paglilikas sa bahagi ng Alberta. Iniulat ng eksperto na si Frank Frigo na umabot sa 150mm ang ulan sa ilang lugar, dahilan upang agad na kumilos ang mga awtoridad upang protektahan ang mga apektadong komunidad.
  2. Babala sa pagbaha nananatili habang nagsimula ang paglilinis sa buong Alberta. Humupa na ang mga kamakailang malakas na ulan, ngunit patuloy pa ring tumataas ang antas ng tubig na ikinababahala ng mga residente. Mahigpit na binabantayan ng mga awtoridad ang kalagayan habang nagsimula na ang mga gawain sa paglilinis.
  3. Babae mula Canmore, nasawi sa aksidente sa Banff National Park. Isang trahedya ang naganap sa Highway 1 malapit sa mga tarangkahan ng Banff nang masawi ang isang 24 na taong gulang na pasahero mula sa Canmore. Umaksiyon ang RCMP sa aksidenteng ito na nagbigay ng pagluluksa sa mga lokal na residente.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Abogado ng Calgary abswelto sa mga kaso ng sexual assault. Isang abogado sa Calgary ang napawalang-sala sa mga kasong sexual assault at indecent act, na nagtatapos ng isang tanyag na lokal na legal na kaso.
  2. Tagumpay ng mga Alberta separatists sa korte ukol sa referendum petition. Pinayagan ng isang hukom sa Alberta na bilangin ang mga pirma para sa referendum ukol sa paghihiwalay, isang mahalagang hakbang para sa kilusan na nagsusulong ng plebisito sa paghiwalay mula sa Canada.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Nagpa-perform ng $97B na hindi bayad na labor ang Canadian caregivers, ayon sa ulat. Itinatampok ang mahalagang papel ng mga tagapag-alaga, binibigyang-diin ng bagong ulat ang ekonomikal na halaga ng hindi bayad na caregiving na may malaking epekto sa sistema ng kalusugan ng Canada.

🏥 Health

  1. Pagtigil sa pag-lilipat ng public health inspectors sa Alta. health restructure: premier. Kinumpirma ng premier ng Alberta na mananatili sa kanilang kasalukuyang posisyon ang mga public health inspectors sa gitna ng mga pagbabagong pang-istruktura sa kalusugan, na nagsisiguro ng pagkakaroon ng tuloy-tuloy na public health services.

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. Wildfire nagdulot ng evacuation ng liblib na nayon sa Northwest Territories. Dahil sa paglagablab ng mga sunog malapit sa Fort Simpson, naharap ang komunidad sa sapilitang paglilikas. Ang mga residente ay pinadadala sa Yellowknife para sa kanilang kaligtasan.

🎨 Community & Culture

📰 Also Today

  • Nagpatuloy ang pagbibilang ng mga pirma para sa Alberta separatism. Tumutuloy ang progreso matapos payagan ng korte ang pagbilang.
  • Leafs, sinecure si Troy Stecher sa dalawang taong extension. Walang isiniwalat na financial terms.
  • Pumanaw ang dating ministro na si Tom Siddon, tubong Drumheller, sa gulang na 84. Inaalaala ng pamilya ang kanyang pamana.
  • Natalo ang First Nation sa apela laban sa pasilidad ng oilsands. Pinagtibay ng korte ang pag-apruba sa Fort McMurray.
  • Naantala ang plano para sa car-free 17th Avenue; pag-asa para sa susunod na taon. Optimistiko ang grupong pangkomunidad.
  • Na-frustrate ang mga taga Marda Loop sa maintenance. Patuloy ang problema sa paving stone.
  • Tahimik na pinanatili ng AHS ang medical scan reimbursement policy. Kakaunti ang nakakaalam sa dekada nang policy.
  • Nagningning si Eustáquio sa huling minutong goal sa World Cup win. Tinalo ng Canada ang South Africa.

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Source Articles (17)

Stephen Eustáquio plays Canada's World Cup hero as last-minute goal defeats South Africa

Stephen Eustáquio — 29 years old, quiet, steady, unheralded — scored in the second minute of stoppage time to claim a last-gasp 1-0 win for Canada.

General Jun 29, 2026

24-year-old woman dies after collision in Banff National Park

A 24-year-old woman is dead after a single vehicle collision about two kilometres west of the Banff National Park gates.

General Jun 29, 2026

AHS operated medical scan reimbursement policy for over a decade, but few knew about it

As the Alberta government develops new policy regulations that will allow patients to get reimbursed for private-pay medical diagnostic tests, CBC News has found that an AHS reimbursement policy for private MRI, CT and PET/CT scans had already been operating from 2011-2025, without formal approval or announcement to stakeholders. The program was discontinued sometime in 2025 amid lingering questions about who knew about it, how they found out about it, who got their money back, and who didn’t.

General Jun 29, 2026

Public health inspectors no longer transferring to government ministry in Alta. health restructure: premier

Alberta’s premier says she will move health inspectors from AHS to Primary Care Alberta, instead of to the health ministry, in order to keep inspectors’ compensation and benefits packages untouched. Her government previously committed to moving inspectors from AHS to be direct government employees.

General Jun 29, 2026

Marda Loop businesses, residents frustrated with monthly maintenance of paving stones

It’s the first summer without major construction in Marda Loop in years, but some businesses and residents are now dealing with another obstacle they say is affecting their operations and lives.

General Jun 29, 2026

First Nation loses appeal over oilsands waste facility built south of Fort McMurray

The Court of Appeal of Alberta says the province’s energy regulator did not break any regulations on consultation when it rejected a First Nation’s appeal over an oilfield waste facility south of Fort McMurray.

General Jun 29, 2026

Heavy rainfall triggers flood warnings, evacuation alerts west of Calgary

Parts of southwestern Alberta are under flood warnings or evacuation alerts after several days of heavy rainfall.

General Jun 29, 2026

Tom Siddon, Drumheller-born cabinet minister during Oka crisis, dies at 84: family

Tom Siddon, who served as a cabinet minister under Prime Minister Brian Mulroney during the Oka crisis and later helped to establish Nunavut, has died at 84.

General Jun 29, 2026

Car-free stretch of 17th Avenue not happening this summer — but group still hoping for next year

Last summer, the Beltline Neighbourhoods Association released a survey showing broad support to make part of 17th Avenue S.W. pedestrian-only in 2026. Fast forward to this year — it’s not happening, but the BNA has not given up the dream.

General Jun 29, 2026
Wildfire forces evacuation of remote Northwest Territories village

Wildfire forces evacuation of remote Northwest Territories village

The Northwest Territories government's website says the Dehcho fire is roughly seven kilometres west of the Fort Simpson Airport and remains out of control.

Canada Jun 29, 2026

Petition signature counting resumes as Alberta separatist group gets partial win at court of appeal

An Alberta separatist group has secured a partial win at the province’s top court after a lower court judge quashed its referendum petition last month.

General Jun 29, 2026

Calgary lawyer acquitted on sexual assault, indecent act charges

A Calgary lawyer has been acquitted on charges related to sexual assault and public indecency after a judge raised concerns over witness reliability. However, Patrick Higgerty, who also served in Alberta as a justice of the peace, was convicted of harassment by telecommunications.

General Jun 29, 2026
Report finds Canadian caregivers perform $97B worth of unpaid labour

Report finds Canadian caregivers perform $97B worth of unpaid labour

A report from the Canadian Centre of Caregiving Excellence highlights the growing pressure on loved ones to provide care for their families and friends.

Health Jun 29, 2026
Alberta separatists win partial victory in court on referendum petition

Alberta separatists win partial victory in court on referendum petition

An Alberta Court of Appeal judge ruled Monday that Elections Alberta can begin verifying signatures on a citizens' petition calling for a referendum on the province's independence.

Politics Jun 29, 2026
Canmore, Alta. woman killed in crash in Banff National Park

Canmore, Alta. woman killed in crash in Banff National Park

Alberta RCMP say a 24-year-old woman from Canmore is dead following a crash on the Trans Canada Highway, just inside the gates of Banff National Park, early Sunday morning.

Crime Jun 29, 2026
Flood watches, warnings remain in place as cleanup takes place across Alberta

Flood watches, warnings remain in place as cleanup takes place across Alberta

While the worst of the rain may be over following a massive storm that slammed into central and southern Alberta on the weekend, huge cleanup efforts are now underway.

Environment Jun 29, 2026
Leafs ink Stecher to two-year contract extension

Leafs ink Stecher to two-year contract extension

The Toronto Maple Leafs have re-signed defenceman Troy Stecher to a two-year contract extension, the club announced Monday.

Sports Jun 29, 2026