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Pagtaas ng Pondo sa Werklund, Amber Alert at Lumalalang Rescue sa Ilog — Calgary Lunes

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🚑 Pangunahing Balita at mga Insidente

  1. Amber Alert (alerta para sa nawawalang bata) inilabas dalawang araw pagkatapos na mawala ang 11-taong-gulang na batang lalaki sa Calgary na hindi nagsasalita; 300 pulis ang kasali sa paghahanap. Ang batang lalaking tanging ipinakilala publiko bilang “Parker” ang nawala noong 16 Hulyo at nagmobilisa ang pulisya ng higit sa 120 bihasang miyembro ng search-and-rescue kasama ang dose-dosenang boluntaryo. Nagbigay ang Alberta ng exemption para mailabas ang Amber Alert kahit na hindi natutugunan ng kaso ang karaniwang legal na pamantayan.

  2. Ayon sa Calgary Fire, nangunguna na ngayong taon ang mga tawag para sa water-rescue kumpara sa 2025 at maaaring masungkit ang rekord. Sinabi ni Assistant Deputy Chief James Docherty sa mga reporter na nasa takbo ang mga crew na lampasan ang dating mga taas habang mas maraming tao ang gumagamit ng Bow at Elbow; nagsimula na ang advisory season at nagbigay ng paalala ang mga awtoridad para sa National Drowning Prevention Week tungkol sa kaligtasan.

  3. Nangunginigang pagdinig: tinasa bilang ‘moderate’ ang panganib ng avalanche noong araw na namatay si Spencer Postman sa Haddo Peak. Nagpatotoo si Brian Webster, manager ng Parks Canada para sa visitor safety, na ang forecast para sa Banff noong 5 Abril 2021 ay hindi na-update at may access si Postman, 26, mula Canmore, sa nakapost na impormasyon; pinamumunuan ni Justice Karl Wilberg ang pagdinig para magmungkahi ng mga pagbuti sa kaligtasan.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Humihiling ang administrasyon ng lungsod na doblehin ng Calgary ang ipinangako sa Werklund Centre mula $63M hanggang $125M sa gitna ng $270.5M na kakulangan sa pondo. Ipinapakita ng mga dokumento sa Arts Commons Advisory Committee na $74.5M na ang naipangako hanggang ngayon at sinabi ni CEO Alex Sarian na kailangan ng mahigit-40-taong-gulang na pasilidad ng lifecycle work; hinikayat ni Ward 6 Coun. John Pantazopoulos ang konseho na aprubahan ang pagtaas.

  2. Inutusan ng Federal Court ang bilangguan sa Edmonton na gumawa ng hakbang matapos dalawang dekada ng reklamo tungkol sa matinding init. Inatasan ng korte ang Correctional Service Canada na itala ang mga temperatura at humingi ng pahintulot na maglagay ng air conditioning sa secure unit ng Edmonton Institution for Women matapos isang affidavit na nag-ulat ng selda na lampas 40 C.

  3. Bukas na ang aplikasyon para sa special mail-in ballot para sa referendum ng Alberta.

📰 Also Today

  • Bungo ng dinosaur na natagpuan sa campground kinilala bilang 'great-uncle' ng T. rex, ayon sa pag-aaral sa Alberta.
  • Sinasabi ng RCMP (pederal na pulis ng Canada) na ang Leduc‑born na manlalaro ng Roughrider ay nagmaneho sa maling panig bago ang nakamamatay na banggaan.
  • Magsisimula na ang konstruksyon ng $2.9B na pipeline ng natural gas sa Alberta matapos aprubahan ng regulator.
  • Sabi ni Hoekstra, ang Alberta at Saskatchewan ang nag-aalok ng 'pinakamakumbinsing' kaso para sa suplay ng langis ng U.S.
  • Binigyan ng Alberta ang mga pampublikong aklatan ng deadline na 1 Enero para sumunod sa bagong mga limitasyon.
  • Nakita ang Saskatchewan Roughriders captain Jayden Dalke na may cannabis at alak sa sasakyan.
  • Nag-aalala ang mga residente tungkol sa iminungkahing Wheatland County AI data centre.
  • Sinasabi ng ilang lider-mayon ng First Nations na dapat kinonsulta muna ang gobyerno bago ang pipeline deal.
  • Ipinahayag ng mga Albertan ang mga alalahanin sa kapaligiran tungkol sa iminungkahing ruta ng CO2 pipeline.
  • Ipinaliwanag: ipinagbawal sa mga munisipalidad sa Alberta ang pangangampanya para sa o laban sa separatismo.
  • Higit sa 8,000 residente ng Kimberley, B.C. nasa evacuation alert dahil sa 567‑hectare na wildfire.
  • Itinalaga ni Poilievre ang taong mamumuno ng Conservatives para sa referendum sa Alberta.
  • Kinikumpirma: Leduc‑born na Saskatchewan Roughriders captain Jayden Dalke patay sa aksidente, ayon sa mga ulat.

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