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AMBER Alert, Taya sa Presyo ng Pabahay at Pagkatalo ng Stampeders — Buod ng Linggo sa Calgary

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🚑 Pagkakabigla at mga Insidente

  1. AMBER Alert (pabatid para sa nawawalang bata) inilabas para kay Parker, 11, sa Calgary. Inilabas ng Calgary Police Service at Alberta Emergency Alert ang paunawa noong 1:35 n.h. Sabado matapos mawala si Parker — isang 11-taong-gulang na hindi nagsasalita at neurodivergent na bata — mula sa isang day home sa Thorncliffe pagitan ng 11:08 n.h. at 11:41 n.h. Huwebes; ipinakita siya ng CCTV noong 12:52 n.h. sa Travis Crescent NE.
  2. Dalawang bata patuloy na nawawala matapos daw abduct sa hilagang Alberta; RCMP: tumatakbo ang mga suspek. Update mula sa RCMP: kinuha si Lanakai Morrison, 6, mula sa Valhalla Centre noong Hulyo 7 ng kanyang biyolohikal na ina Krista Morrison at ng kanyang kasintahang si Daniel Ludwig; naiulat ang mga sightings sa British Columbia at naiuugnay ang isang 2015 Toyota Tundra (plaka CTN9517) sa kaso.
  3. Tinalo ng Montreal ang Calgary Stampeders (koponan) 38-32 sa McMahon Stadium. Itinakda ng quarterback na si Davis Alexander ng Montreal ang rekord sa CFL na 336 sunod-sunod na pasa na walang interception, na nagtapos ng 25 mula sa 32 para sa 402 yards; ang Calgary (2-4) ay nagdala ng ipinahayag na 19,228 na manonood, tumakbo si Dedrick Mills para sa dalawang touchdown at 130 yards.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Isang pinaghihinalaang kasamahan ng Bishnoi gang pumayag sa kautusang deportasyon matapos aminin ang paggamit ng ipinagbabawal na sandata. Inamin ni Sahibjot Singh na nagpaputok ng ipinagbabawal na sandata para sa isang kriminal na organisasyon sa isang immigration hearing at tinanggap ang deportasyon; naghain siya ng hiling na ipagbawal ang publikasyon na matagumpay na tinutulan ng Global News.
  2. Sinampahan ng kaso ng Edmonton police ang isang babae matapos umano siyang mag-hit-and-run na may motibong pagkapareho sa galit sa Muslim na babae. Sinabi ng EPS na ang banggaan sa parking lot noong Mayo 27 malapit sa 82 Street at 144 Avenue ay sinundan ng mga rasista at xenophobic na komento bago tumakbo ang driver at tumakas; iniimbestigahan ng yunit ng EPS para sa hate crimes.
  3. Pinagpapatuloy ng RCMP ang paghahanap sa mga suspek sa pagkidnap ng bata sa hilagang Alberta na may kinalaman sa kautusang pang-kustodiya. Sinabi ng pulisya na si Krista Morrison at Daniel Ludwig ay hinahanap para sa pagkuha kay Lanakai na salungat sa isang custody/parenting order; binanggit ng RCMP ang maraming sightings pero hindi pa natatagpuan ang pamilya.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Kailangang higit sa $500 million taun-taon ng Calgary para maabot ang target sa abot-kayang pabahay, ayon sa briefing. Sinabi ng administrasyon ng lungsod sa mga konsehal na ang pag-abot sa target na 3,000 bagong non-market na yunit sa loob ng apat na taon ay malamang na mangailangan ng taunang pamumuhunan na higit sa $500 million; may tatlong opsyon sa pagpopondo na nagkakaiba mula $93 million hanggang $214 million taun-taon depende sa saklaw.
  2. Sinabi ng Premier na hindi tatawagin ang byelection sa Calgary hangga't hindi "makakapagtuon ng pansin" ang mga Albertan sa politika. Sinabi ni Danielle Smith sa mga reporter na ang Calgary‑Shaw byelection ay iaanunsyo sa mga darating na linggo at iminungkahi na ang timing sa tag-init ay iniiwas itong maging bahagi ng pampublikong agenda; bakante na ang upuan nang humigit-kumulang dalawang buwan matapos ang pagbibitiw ni Rebecca Schulz.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Halos 800,000 Albertan ang nag-aplay para sa $100 energy rebate, sabi ni Smith. Sinabi ni Premier Danielle Smith na halos 800,000 aplikasyon ang naisumite at inaasahan niyang magsisimulang pumasok ang unang bayad sa mga bank account sa mga susunod na araw; tinantya ng probinsiya na 3.4 milyon na Albertan ang kwalipikado at iniulat na naharang ang mga humigit-kumulang 35,000 mapanlinlang na aplikasyon.

🏥 Kalusugan

  1. Dumarami ang kaso ng Cyclospora sa Quebec at B.C.; hindi iniuugnay ng Canada sa malaking outbreak sa U.S. Hanggang Hulyo 11, naiulat ng Quebec ang 107 kaso sa 2026 kumpara sa 30 sa parehong petsa noong 2025; nag-ulat ang B.C. ng 93 kaso, at sinabi ng mga opisyal na ang karamihan ng mga kaso sa Quebec ay nauugnay sa paglalakbay sa Mexico at hindi sa U.S. outbreak na nakasentro sa Michigan.
  2. Lumilipat ang rural Alberta patungo sa virtual na mga doktor sa ER para punan ang kakulangan sa tauhan. Inilalathala ang ulat kung paano ginagamit ang mga virtual emergency-care model sa mga komunidad sa kanayunan sa Alberta upang suportahan ang on‑site services dahil sa kakulangan sa workforce (ini-profile ng artikulo ang paglipat at lokal na implementasyon).

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Sabi ng direktor ng Northern Hail Project, ang Calgary ay natatanging angkop para sa pananaliksik sa hailstorm. Sinabi ni Julian Brimelow sa mga mananaliksik na ang lokasyon ng Calgary—malapit sa mga bundok, prairie at jet stream—ay ginagawa itong ideal para sa pag-aaral ng hail; ang bagyo ng lungsod noong 5 Agosto 2024 ay nagdulot ng higit $2.8 billion na pinsala at nagpapatibay ng pangangailangang magsagawa ng lokal na pananaliksik.

🏈 Palakasan

  1. Nananatili ang Edmonton Elks at tinalo ang B.C. Lions 19-17; mahalaga ang depensa at kicker na si Blanchard. Pinasok ni Vincent Blanchard ang apat na field goal habang umangat ang Elks sa 5-1, at pinuri ni coach Mark Kilam ang isang natatanging depensa na naka-record ng apat na interception na tumulong tiyakin ang panalo sa Edmonton.

🌦️ Panahon at Mga Daan

  1. Inilabas ang pulang tornado warning para sa Clearwater County; pina-aktibo ang mga public alerts. Tumaas ang mga babala sa kapaligiran para sa Clearwater County, Alta., na nag-udyok ng red‑level tornado notices (iniulat ng artikulo ang babala at kaugnay na pampublikong alerts sa panahon ng pangyayari).

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