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Paghahanap kay Nawawalang Lalaki, Mabigat na Usok at Paddleboard sa Kritikal — Calgary (Biyernes)

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Inilipat ang command post sa Nose Hill habang ipinagpapatuloy ang paghahanap sa nawawalang 11-anyos na si Parker. Sinabi ng Calgary (lugar sa Alberta) Police (kapulisan) nitong Biyernes na inilipat ang command post ng paghahanap mga isang kilometro pa-kanluran sa Nose Hill Park matapos ang paghahanap na nagsimula pa noong Hulyo 16; kabilang sa mga team ang mahigit 500 opisyal, daan-daang boluntaryong SAR (search and rescue, paghahanap at pagsagip), mga yunit na may kabayo at aso ng CPS (Calgary Police Service), mga drone at RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police; pederal na pulis). Si Parker, hindi nagsasalita at autistic, huling nakita bandang 11:08 a.m.–11:41 a.m. noong Hulyo 16 malapit sa Connaught Drive at nahuling kuha sa video sa Travis Crescent mga 12:52 p.m.
  2. Nasa kritikal na kondisyon ang paddleboarder matapos bumangga sa abutment ng 85 Street bridge. Iniligtas ng aquatic rescue ng Calgary Fire Department (departamentong bumbero) ang isang lalaki mula sa Bow River bandang 1:10 p.m. Huwebes; sinimulan ng CFD (Calgary Fire Department) ang CPR bago dinala ng mga paramedic ng AHS (Alberta Health Services) siya sa Foothills Medical Centre sa kritikal na kondisyon. Isang 11-anyos na lumutang pababa ng ilog matapos ang banggaan ay iniligtas ng isang nakakita at walang nakitang medikal na suliranin; nagbabala ang CFD laban sa paggamit ng ankle leash sa gumagalaw na tubig.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Inberipika ng Elections Alberta ang halos 223,000 pirma sa petisyon para sa sepsis. Sinabi ng Elections Alberta na na-validate nila ang mga 223,000 mula sa halos 280,000 pangalan nitong Biyernes, na lampas sa humigit-kumulang 178,000 pirma na kailangan; nananatiling nasasaklaw ang petisyon ng isang hukuman na nag-utos ng pagpawalang-bisa noong Mayo na inaapela. Binanggit ni Premier Danielle Smith parehong ang separatist petition at isang pro-Canada petition nang ilagay niya ang isang tanong sa referendum sa balota para sa Oktubre 19.
  2. Tinanong ni Premier Smith ang mga patakaran sa pagdedeklara para sa third-party na ads na ‘Forever Canadian’. Sinabi ni Smith na nagulat siya nang sabihin ng mga opisyal ng Elections na ang kampanyang Forever Canadian ay hindi kailangang magbunyag ng pinagmulan ng mga donor; tinawag ni Thomas Lukaszuk, isang kinatawan ng Forever Canadian, na “despicable” ang mga komento ng premier. Ang patnubay sa Elections Finances and Contributions Disclosure Act at mga kamakailang amyenda ang dahilan kaya sinasabi ng Elections Alberta na sumusunod ang grupo sa kasalukuyang mga alituntunin.
  3. Nagboto nang 99.4% ang mga flight attendant ng WestJet para sa welga; posibleng magsimula ang welga sa Agosto 2. Sinabi ng CUPE Local 8125 na humigit-kumulang 4,400 miyembro ang bumoto at 99.4% ang pumabor sa aksyong welga noong Hulyo 15, na may pangunahing reklamo tungkol sa hindi nababayarang trabaho; nagbigay ang WestJet (airline) ng isang beses na libreng pagbabago o pagkansela para sa mga pasaherong naka-book mula Hulyo 30–Agosto 4.

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. Umabot ng 10+ ang AQHI; kabilang ang Calgary sa mga lungsod na may pinakamasamang kalidad ng hangin nitong Biyernes. Inilista ng Environment Canada ang Calgary sa “very high risk” (AQHI 10+) nitong Biyernes, habang iniranggo ng IQAir ang Calgary sa mga pinaka-masamang lungsod sa mundo noong araw na iyon; pumangalawa ang Airdrie bilang pangatlong-pinakamasama sa Canada at ang Ashcroft, British Columbia, ang nasa pinakamasama. Binanggit ng gabay ng Environment Canada sa init at usok na mas mataas ang panganib para sa mga taong 65 taong gulang pataas at inilista ang mga sintomas ng heat stroke at irritation sa paghinga dahil sa usok.
  2. Ulat ng CTrain staff: nakita ang isang lalaki na ‘joyriding’ sa CPKC train bago ang derailment sa Calgary. Iniulat ng mga operator ng CTrain na may taong nakita sa isang CPKC (Canadian Pacific Kansas City; riles) freight train bago mag-derail sa Calgary, ayon sa mga ulat ng staff; nananatiling iniimbestigahan ang insidente sa lokal na antas at nakikipagkoordina ang mga transit agency sa pulisya at mga opisyal ng riles.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Kinasuhan ang dalawang hikers matapos sundan sila ng grizzly sa Banff National Park. Nagpataw ng mga paglabag sa Canada National Parks Act ang Parks Canada nitong Biyernes laban sa dalawang hikers na may dalang aso na hindi nakakadena habang sinundan sila ng may tag na babaeng grizzly (Bear 142) sa Taylor Lake trail noong Hulyo 19; sinabi ng Parks Canada na ang mga asong walang tali ay maaaring mag-udyok ng ligaw na hayop at magdulot ng pinsala o kamatayan.
  2. Hukom: apat na lalaki nagkasala kaugnay ng riot sa Falconridge noong 2023. Hinatulan ng korte ang apat na lalaki sa pakikilahok sa riot sa Falconridge noong 2023, ayon sa desisyon ng hukuman; kasama sa pasya ang mga detalye ng paghatol.

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  • Depensa tinatanong ang medikal na kasaysayan ng sanggol sa trial ng pagpatay sa dayhome operator sa Alberta.
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  • Tatlong miyembro ng CAF nasugatan matapos mahulog sa crevasse sa Jasper, nagpapatuloy ang rescue.
  • Dating mayor ng Calgary na si Nenshi: patuloy na tumataas ang gastos ng Alberta referendum.
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  • Kumpirmado ng EMS na isang tao nasa kritikal na kondisyon matapos tamaan ng paddleboard ang tulay sa Calgary.
  • Riot sa Falconridge: hukom hinatulan ang apat na lalaki sa kaguluhang 2023.

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