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Usok, Paghahanap at Rekord ng isang Stampeder — Buod ng Linggo sa Calgary

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🚑 Pagkakabigla at Mga Insidente

  1. Inilipat ng Calgary police ang search command post para sa nawawalang 11-anyos na si Parker sa Nose Hill Park. Inilipat ang command post mga isang kilometro pa-kanluran mula sa Thorncliffe School para mas mapadali ang access sa pasilidad para sa paghahanap at imbestigasyon habang pumapasok na sa ikasiyam na araw ang paghahanap; huling nakita si Parker noong 16 Hulyo malapit sa Travis Crescent N.E. at hindi nagsasalita at neurodivergent.

  2. Isang paddleboarder ang hinila mula sa Bow River at dinala sa ospital na kritikal ang kondisyon matapos tumama sa isang abutment malapit sa 85 Street bridge. Sinimulan ng Calgary Fire Department ang CPR sa lalaki matapos nila siyang matagpuan na nakadapa mga 1:10 p.m. noong Huwebes at inilipat sa AHS paramedics para dalhin sa Foothills Medical Centre; nagbabala ang CFD laban sa paggamit ng ankle leashes sa gumagalaw na tubig.

  3. Nag-ulat ang CTrain staff na may nakita silang lalaking "joyriding" sa isang CPKC freight train bago ito tumaob sa Calgary. Napansin ng transit staff ang indibidwal sa freight train bago ang derailment—ulat na ibinahagi ng mga opisyal habang iniimbestigahan ang insidente at ang epekto nito sa operasyon ng riles at CTrain sa lungsod.

  4. Sinasabing susubukan ng mga residente malapit sa Fiftynine Creek wildfire sa B.C. na ipagtanggol ang kanilang mga bahay habang dumarami ang mga evacuation. Mga 193 na ari-arian ang nasa evacuation order at 104 nasa evacuation alert sa Thompson-Nicola Regional District; naglabas ang Village of Clinton ng evacuation order para sa lahat ng ari-arian at iniulat ng ilang residente na susubukan nilang gumamit ng mabibigat na kagamitan para ipagtanggol ang mga istruktura.

🏈 Palakasan

  1. Nagtala si Tyreik McAllister ng kasaysayan sa CFL habang tinalo ng Stampeders ang Blue Bombers 52-30. Nakapuntos si McAllister ng rushing TD, receiving TD at isang 118-yard missed-field-goal return—ang unang manlalaro na nakapuntos nang tatlong magkaibang paraan sa isang CFL laro mula pa noong 1988—na naghatid sa Calgary ng panalong dominante noong Biyernes ng gabi sa Winnipeg.

  2. Pumalit mula sa bench si Nick Arbuckle upang tulungan ang Argonauts sa 26-12 panalo laban sa B.C. Lions. Nakumpleto ni Arbuckle ang 13 mula sa 20 pasa para sa 134 yarda matapos umalis na may injury ang starter na si Chad Kelly; umangat ang Toronto sa 3-4 at naputol ang tatlong-laro na sunod-sunod na pagkatalo sa laban sa Vancouver.

  3. Magsisimula bilang backup si Chase Brice para sa B.C. Lions dahil nasaktan si Nathan Rourke. Sinalanta ni Rourke ang balikat nang maaga sa nakaraang laro, at si Brice—na nakumpleto ang 20-of-32 para sa 226 yarda at isang touchdown sa mop-up duty—ang hahawak ng koponan matapos ang isang linggo ng practice reps.

  4. Nagbigay ng 57-yard field goal si Vincent Blanchard na naghatid sa Edmonton Elks ng 36-34 panalo laban sa Roughriders. Ang kick ni Blanchard sa huling play ang nagtapos ng laro kung saan nagthrow si Cody Fajardo para sa 510 yarda at apat na touchdown habang umangat ang Elks sa 6-1.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Nag-file ng regulatory charges ang Parks Canada laban sa dalawang hikers na pinuntahan ng off-leash dog ang isang grizzly sa Banff National Park. Nakilala ng mga warden ang magpares mula sa video ng engkwentro noong 19 Hulyo sa Taylor Lake trail at sinampahan sila ng kaso sa ilalim ng Canada National Parks Act para sa pagkakaroon ng off-leash dog malapit sa wildlife.

  2. Natukoy ng hukom na guilty ang apat na lalaki sa paglahok sa 2023 Falconridge riot. Naabot ng korte ang mga hatol laban sa mga akusado sa kasong kaugnay ng mga kaguluhan sa Falconridge neighbourhood noong 2023.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Kinumpirma ng Elections Alberta ang mga humigit-kumulang 223,000 pirma sa isang separatist petition, lampas sa 178,000 threshold. Binilang ng mga opisyal halos 223,000 valid na pangalan mula sa halos 280,000 na pagsusumite, kahit na ang petisyon ay na-quash na sa korte at sumasailalim sa mga apela na konektado sa tanong ng referendum ng lalawigan sa Okt. 19.

  2. Tinuligsa ni Premier Danielle Smith ang pinansya ng third-party habang ipinamagtanggol ng grupong Forever Canadian ang kanilang mga patakaran sa paggastos. Sinabi ni Smith na nagulat siya na hindi kailangan ng grupo na i-disclose ang pondo; tinukoy sa palitan ang Forever Canadian at ang Elections Finances and Contributions Disclosure Act guidelines.

  3. Binalaan ng Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi tungkol sa pagtaas ng gastos ng referendum ng lalawigan. Itinaas ng lungsod ang mga alalahanin habang nagpapatuloy ang pagpaplano ng provincial referendum; inilalarawan ni Nenshi ang lumalaking gastusin ng referendum, na nagpapahiwatig ng municipal scrutiny sa paggastos ng probinsiya para sa botohan.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Bumoto ang mga flight attendants ng WestJet nang 99.4 porsiyento pabor sa strike action, na binanggit ang hindi nababayarang trabaho bilang pangunahing isyu. Itinakda ng 4,400 miyembro ng CUPE Local 8125 ang posibleng strike date na maaaring magsimula na ngayong 2 Agosto, na nag-udyok sa WestJet na payagan ang one-time fee-free na pagbabago o pagkansela para sa mga booking mula Hulyo 30–Agosto 4.

  2. Inanunsyo ng WestJet na maaaring magbago o magkansela ang mga pasahero ng ilang flight nang walang bayad dahil sa banta ng welga. Nag-alok ang carrier ng flexibility para sa mga biyahero na may mga flight sa kritikal na panahon ng katapusan ng Hulyo hanggang unang bahagi ng Agosto habang nagpapatuloy ang negosasyon.

🏥 Kalusugan

  1. Umabot ang kalidad ng hangin sa Calgary sa 10+ sa Environment Canada’s AQHI at itinuturing na isa sa pinakamalala sa buong mundo sa IQAir. Pinuno ng wildfire smoke ang lungsod sa pinakamataas na AQHI na kategoryang "very high risk" noong Biyernes, kasama ang katabing Red Deer na kasama rin sa very high risk range.

  2. Nakita ng isang pag-aaral sa Canada na tumataas ang mga pagbisitang may kaugnayan sa migraine sa panahon ng wildfire smoke. Inugnay ng mga mananaliksik ang pagdami ng emergency visits para sa migraine sa mga smoke events, binabanggit ang korelasyon sa pagitan ng exposure sa usok at mga neurologic na epekto na naitala sa hospital data.

  3. Nadetect ang West Nile virus sa mga lamok sa Calgary nang mas maaga kaysa karaniwan ngayong taon. Natukoy ng public health surveillance ang virus sa mga lokal na sample ng lamok sa mas maagang petsa ng season kumpara sa karaniwang timeline ng detection.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Nagkokoordina ang mga Calgary realtors ng paghahanap sa mga bakanteng bahay bilang bahagi ng pagsisikap na hanapin ang nawawalang 11-anyos na si Parker. Sinusuri ng mga ahente ang mga kabinet, shed at garahe sa mga kalye na tinukoy ng pulisya bilang espesyal na may interes, kabilang ang Travis Street at Thomas Street N.E., at regular ang kanilang pakikipag-ugnayan sa mga imbestigador.

  2. Bukas na ang Calgary Folk Fest sa gitna ng mainit at mausok na kondisyon na nakaapekto sa lungsod. Sinimulan ng mga organizer at dumalo ang multi-day festival habang naglabas ang Environment Canada ng heat warnings at pinababa ng wildfire smoke ang kalidad ng hangin sa buong rehiyon.

🌦️ Panahon at Mga Daan

  1. Nagdeklara ng estado ng agricultural disaster ang Thorhild at Westlock counties matapos ang walang tigil na pag-ulan ngayong tag-init. Ideklara ng Thorhild ang disaster noong 17 Hulyo na binanggit ang rekord na pag-ulan noong Hunyo at matitinding bagyo noong Hulyo; gumawa rin ng katulad na deklarasyon ang Westlock noong 12 Hulyo dahil sa basang-basang mga bukid.

  2. Naglabas ng heat warnings para sa karamihan ng southern at east-central Alberta. Naglabas ang Environment Canada ng mga warning habang tumaas ang temperatura sa rehiyon sa buong linggo, na nagdulot ng mga lokal na abiso sa kalusugan at serbisyo.

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