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Pinahirapang Sistema ng Tubig-Ulan, Pagsara ng Mga Restawran sa Downtown at Utos Dahil sa Matinding Init sa Kulungan — Edmonton Martes

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Sinabi ng RCMP na nasa maling bahagi ng highway ang manlalaro ng CFL mula Leduc at may alkohol at cannabis nang maganap ang banggaan na ikinamatay ng dalawa. Iniulat ng RCMP na si Jayden Dalke, 30, mula Leduc ay nagmamaneho sa maling bahagi ng Highway 11 malapit sa Lumsden nang tumama ang SUV niya sa ibang sasakyan nitong Sabado, na ikinamatay nina Dalke at 22 anyos na si Bhishma Rajyaguru; inutos ang autopsy at toxicology tests.
  2. Nagpatotoo ang mga unang tumugon sa paglilitis ng pagpatay laban sa isang operator ng day-home sa Alberta na inakusahan sa pagkamatay ng isang sanggol. Nakinig ang korte sa mga testimonya ngayong linggo sa kaso laban sa operator na kinasuhan matapos mamatay ang sanggol habang nasa pangangalaga; naglahad ng testimoniya ang mga paramedic at kawani ng emergency room sa mga paunang pagdinig ang pagprosekutor at depensa.

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. Sinabi ng EPCOR na napapalaki ang pasanin sa sistema ng tubig-ulan ng Edmonton matapos halos dalawang buwan ng malakas na pag-ulan. Ayon kay Craig Bonneville ng EPCOR, nasisiyahan na ang lupa at ang sunod-sunod na pag-ulan — kabilang ang ilang araw na pag-ulan noong Hunyo at mga kamakailang thunderstorm — kaya hindi nakabawi ang mga drain at pasilidad ng tubig-ulan, na nag-ambag sa pagbaha sa mga underpass sa Yellowhead Trail at Whitemud Drive pati na rin sa maraming sinkhole.
  2. May 13 aktibong wildfire ngayon sa Alberta ngunit masamang kalidad ng hangin pa rin sa ilang bahagi ng lalawigan. Iniulat ng Alberta Wildfire na 12 apoy ang nasa ilalim ng kontrol at isa ang naka-hold nitong Martes; naitala ang AQI na 10+ sa Fort Chipewyan at Grande Prairie, at inaasahang babalik sa mababang panganib (3) ang karamihan ng lugar pagsapit ng Miyerkules ng gabi.
  3. Nagtala ang Northern Tornadoes Project ng 26 na buhawi sa Alberta ngayong taon, higit 50% na pagtaas. Sinabi ng direktor na si Dr. David Sills na naidokumento ng proyekto ang 26 na buhawi hanggang Hulyo 21 at nagpapadala sila ng mga koponan sa buong bansa para beripikahin at tasahin ang mga pinaghihinalaang twister, na nag-ambag sa mas mataas na bilang na naitala ngayong season.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Anim na restawran sa downtown Edmonton ang nagsara mula Hunyo, ayon sa mga may-ari dahil sa konstruksyon at problema sa pag-access. Kabilang sa nagsara ang Khazana (107 Street), Greta bar (109 Street), kb&co, Kommune, Bündok at PlayWright; sinabi ng dating manager ng Khazana na si Maheik Bhasin na nawalan ang 28-taong-gulang na restawran ng access para sa mga sasakyan dahil sa konstruksyon sa O-day’min Park at Valley Line West LRT.
  2. Lumabas sa poll na apat sa limang Alberta ang nag-aalala na magtataas ng bayarin sa kuryente sa mga sambahayan at makakasama sa kalikasan ang mga sentro ng AI data. Ipinakita ng Leger poll na 81% ng mga sumagot ang nababahala tungkol sa gastos sa kuryente at 79% tungkol sa epekto sa kapaligiran; lumabas ang survey kasunod ng anunsyo ng Meta ng isang malaking sentro sa Sturgeon County hilaga ng Edmonton.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Inutusan ng pederal na korte ang women’s prison sa Edmonton na tugunan ang kasaysayan ng mga reklamo tungkol sa matinding init. Inutusan ng isang pederal na hukom ang institusyon na magsagawa ng mga remedial na hakbang matapos may dokumentadong mga reklamo tungkol sa matinding init, at iniaatas ng hatol na magpatupad ng mga partikular na hakbang para sa kaligtasan ng mga bilanggo.
  2. Sang- siyam na premier ang nagkasundo na alisin ang mga hadlang sa interprovincial direct-to-consumer na pagbebenta ng alak, agad na ipatutupad. Pinahihintulutan ng kasunduan ang mga brewer at distiller na magpadala ng beer, wine at spirits sa pagitan ng mga lalawigan; hindi pumirma ang Quebec, Yukon, N.W.T. at Nunavut, habang ang British Columbia ay may hanggang Pebrero 2027 para tapusin ang mga regulasyon.

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