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Paghahanap kay Parker, Mga Telepono Hawak sa Imbestigasyon sa Korapsyon at Kakulangan ng Dugo — Calgary Miyerkules

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Pinaiigting ng Calgary police ang paghahanap habang pumapasok sa ika-pitong araw ang nawawalang 11-anyos. Huling nakita si Parker sa isang dayhome sa Connaught Drive bandang 11:08 a.m.–11:41 a.m. noong 16 Hulyo at nahuli sa CCTV mga 12:52 p.m. sa 5000–6000 block ng Travis Crescent N.E.; hinihiling ng pulisya sa mga may-ari ng bahay at landlord na muling suriin ang mga garahe, sheds, RV at bakanteng pag-aari.
  2. Hukom ipinagpatuloy ang paghahawak ng mga telepono, kabilang ang kay dating mayor Gondek, sa imbestigasyong batcha sa korapsyon hanggang 17 Marso 2027. Tinanggihan ni Justice Allan Fradsham ang mga kahilingan na isauli ang mga device at binanggit na ang mga pag-upgrade sa Cellebrite ay maaaring magbigay ng karagdagang access; nagsimula ang imbestigasyon tungkol sa umano’y influence peddling at hindi wastong donasyon sa kampanya noong Hulyo 2025.

🏥 Health

  1. Nagbabala ang Canadian Blood Services na bumaba ang suplay ng humigit-kumulang 20% mula Hunyo 1 at kailangan nila ng 18,000 na weekly bookings. Kulang ang appointments ng 1,500–2,500 kada linggo sa loob ng anim na linggo, ilang blood types ay nasa hindi na mapapanatiling antas, at may 42-araw na shelf life ang donadong dugo.
  2. Nanawagan ang Friends of Medicare sa Ottawa na dagdagan ang health transfers na may kundisyon habang nagtatagpo ang mga premier. Pinangunahan nina Chris Galloway at Jason MacLean ang protesta sa Charlottetown laban sa plano ng Alberta na payagang magbayad nang pribado para sa elective surgeries at nanawagan ng naka-target na pederal na pondo na may mga proteksyon para sa public care.

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. Kinumpirma ng Environment Canada na tumama ang dalawang tornado sa lugar ng Rocky Mountain House noong 18 Hulyo. Ang unang tornado ay tumama bandang 6:18 p.m. sa timog ng bayan at ang pangalawa bandang 6:36 p.m. sa silangan ng bayan, na ang huli ay umakyat ng mga limang km papasok sa Clearwater County; walang iniulat na pinsalang tao at may ulat ng yelo na kasinglaki ng golf ball.
  2. Bubuksan ang bagong Ivor Strong Bridge habang nagpapatuloy ang mga pag-aayos sa Deerfoot Trail sa Calgary. Inanunsyo ng lungsod ang pagbubukas ng tulay bilang bahagi ng phased na pagpapabuti ng Deerfoot Trail (nakalista sa artikulo ang proyekto; tingnan ang buong ulat para sa mga petsa at epekto sa lane).

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Welcome ng mga distillers sa Alberta ang MOU ng mga premier na nagpapahintulot ng interprovincial direct sales ng brewers, distillers at winemakers. Sinabi ni Geoff Stewart, tagapagtatag ng Rig Hand Distillery, na pinahihintulutan ng kasunduan ang kanyang distillery sa Leduc County na magpadala sa pamamagitan ng Canada Post sa mga lalawigan tulad ng New Brunswick at B.C.; hindi pa pumirma ang Quebec at Yukon pero nagtatrabaho upang sumali.
  2. Sang-ayon ang siyam na premier na payagan ang mga wineries, distilleries at breweries na magbenta nang direkta sa mga consumer sa buong mga lalawigan. Nilagdaan ng nakararaming premier ang memorandum of understanding para bawasan ang mga hadlang sa interprovincial na alak.

🏈 Sports

  1. Pinirmahan ng Calgary Stampeders sina WR Damien Alford at DB Lance Boykin. Si Alford, ang 2025 first overall pick na nagkaroon ng 20 receptions para sa 407 yards at limang TDs, ay pinakawalan ng New Orleans Saints noong 17 Hunyo; si Boykin ay may karanasan sa NFL at UFL.
  2. Nag-areglo ang Saskatchewan Roughriders matapos ang pagkamatay ng teammate na si Jayden Dalke bago ang laro kontra Elks. Si Dalke, 30, ay namatay sa isang two-vehicle collision malapit sa Lumsden; isinasagawa ang autopsy at toxicology tests at nagpatuloy ang koponan sa practice matapos kanselahin ang unang session.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Ipinagdiriwang ni Scooter Korek ang kanyang ika-50 sunud-sunod na KDays midway season, na sinasabing ‘loves every minute’. Nagtatrabaho si Korek sa mga karnabal mula 1977 at nangangasiwa ng midways para sa North American Midway Entertainment, at binanggit niyang nae-entertain niya ang humigit-kumulang 100,000 tao araw-araw tuwing may events.
  2. Nakarating ang pampublikong konsultasyon sa isang iminungkahing central Alberta reservoir na may maraming tanong sa isang sesyon. Nagtaas ng mga alalahanin at nagtanong ang mga dumalo tungkol sa panukala ng reservoir sa konsultasyon (nagbibigay ang artikulo ng detalye ng feedback ng komunidad).

📰 Also Today

  • Nagbabala ang pulisya tungkol sa hindi awtorisadong GoFundMe habang hinahanap si Parker, kinumpirma ng pamilya na walang opisyal na fundraiser.
  • (Duplicate covered) Pahayag ng isang Alberta distillery tungkol sa banta ng tariff, at pag-shift nila sa mga merkado ng Japan ang binanggit.
  • Handa ang Manitoba sa pagtalakay ng pipeline sa pagitan ng Alberta at Ontario, sabi ng premier.
  • Sabi ni Kinew na nagkaisa ang mga premier laban sa ‘common opponent’ na si Trump, pahayag sa pulong ng mga premier.
  • Pinagdudahan ng organic farmer ang iminungkahing nuclear plant sa hilagang Alberta, nag-aalala tungkol sa pagbebenta ng oats.
  • Paliwanag kung bakit nag-shock ang presyo sa grocery sa pagtaas ng presyo ng chicken thigh, inilathalang analysis.
  • Bumisita ang mga batang babae mula sa Alberta sa RCMP Depot sa Regina para sa youth experience, nagpapatuloy ang programa.
  • Tumaas ang kaso ng ‘Skeeter syndrome’ dahil sa pagdami ng lamok sa Alberta, naglabas ng health notices.
  • Hinanap ng convoy leader na si Tamara Lich ang pahintulot ng korte para sa pagbisita sa White House at cruise, nagsampa ng motion.
  • Nagsulong ng isa pang teen night ang komedyante bilang pagkilala sa Thunder Run slide, iniharap ang pitch.
  • Lalaking taga-Calgary na inakusahan ng pagpatay sa domestic case patungo sa NCR assessment, nagpapatuloy ang proseso sa korte.
  • Narekober ang bangkay matapos malunod ang lalaki sa ponal sa Ponoka, ulat ng RCMP.
  • Naghahanda ang mga negosyong liquor sa Alberta na mag-pivot dahil sa banta ng tariff mula sa U.S., nagbabalak ang sektor.
  • Itinanggi ng mayor ng Medicine Hat at city hall ang anumang maling gawain sa pagtanggal ng manager, naglabas ng mga pahayag.
  • (Duplicate covered) Pinahintulutan ng siyam na premier ang interprovincial direct sales ng alak, nilagdaan ang MOU.
  • (Duplicate covered) Nagkaroon ng maraming tanong ang panukala ng reservoir sa konsultasyon, ginanap ang sesyon.

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