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Baha, Bayad sa MRI at Panalo ng Elks — Edmonton Lunes

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Tatlong sunod-sunod na alon ng bagyo nitong Lunes ang nagbaha ng mga kalye at nagpatigil sa isang malaking interchange sa river-valley sa timog-sentro ng Edmonton. Tinunton ng Environment Canada ang mga storm cell na unang tumama bandang 1 p.m.; isinara ang Connors/Scona/98 Avenue interchange at lumubog ang mga kalsada sa Belgravia, paligid ng University of Alberta at The Alces, habang tumigil ang transit matapos mabagsakan ng puno ang Valley Line Southeast tracks malapit sa Strathearn.
  2. Isang pagtagas ng langis nang paagos ang nagdulot ng pansamantalang paghinto ng daloy ng tubig papasok sa Chestermere Lake matapos matapon ang humigit-kumulang 1,200 litres. Ayon sa mga opisyal ng Alberta, ang pagkasira ng isang storage tank ang nagpakawala ng halos 1,200 litres ng motor at hydraulic oil sa Western Headworks Canal; gumamit ang Calgary Fire Department ng vacuum truck at sasagutin ng operator ng pasilidad ang mga gastusin sa paglilinis.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Papayagan ng Alberta ang out-of-pocket na pagbayad para sa mga diagnostic test gaya ng MRI simula Biyernes sa ilalim ng panlalawigang batas. Inanunsyo ni Premier Danielle Smith na puwede nang magbayad ang mga pasyente sa punto ng serbisyo para hindi na dumaan sa referral ng doktor at maaaring ma-reimburse kung ang resulta ay magbubunga ng diagnosis ng kanser; maaaring piliin ng mga provider kung mag-aalok o babaguhin ang mga pribadong binabayarang pagsusuri at iminungkahi ding magsimula ang private-paid surgeries sa Setyembre.
  2. Magbibigay ang pederal at ang pamahalaang Alberta ng tig-$26 million para sa $52-million na pag-upgrade ng Olympic Oval sa Calgary. Aakihin ng pag-renew ang halos 40 taong gulang na pasilidad sa University of Calgary campus na naging training venue ng pambansang speedskating at nagprodyus ng 40 Olympic medals para sa Canada.
  3. Binabawasan ng Calgary police ang pisikal na paghahanap para sa 11-anyos na batang lalaki na si Parker matapos ang 12 araw ng field work. Sinabi ni Chief Katie McLellan na natapos na ang paghahanap sa huling kilalang lugar niya at sa Nose Hill Park, kasama ang mga daluyan ng tubig, matapos maitala ng mga koponan ang mahigit 8,600 kilometres ng paglalakad; sinabi ng mga imbestigador na aktibo pa rin ang kaso at susuriin nila ang mga bagong lead.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Nagkaroon ng 173 yards at dalawang touchdown si Austin Mack, receiver ng Edmonton Elks, sa 36-34 na panalo laban sa Saskatchewan. Nahuli ni Mack ang apat na pasa para sa 173 yards, kabilang ang mga score na 57 at 81 yards, habang umangat ang Edmonton sa 6-1 at naglayo ng apat na puntos sa tuktok ng West Division; ipinuntos ni Vincent Blanchard ang isang 57-yard game-winning field goal sa huling play.
  2. Bagong pag-aaral nag-mapa ng mga ruta ng palitang jade celt sa kabundukan gamit ang pagsusuri ng bato. Sinusubaybayan ng pag-aaral ang prehistoric na palitan ng mga Indigenous ng jade artifacts sa Rocky Mountains, na nagbibigay ng bagong datos tungkol sa mga network ng palitan at pinagmulan ng mga artifact sa rehiyon.

📰 Also Today

  • TD nagtataya ng makabuluhang pag-boost ng GDP mula sa isang West Coast pipeline, hindi pinangalanang ulat nagproyekto ng mga panglalawigang benepisyong ekonomiko.
  • Maliit na bayan sa Alberta pinag-iisipang sumapi sa bagong panlalawigang police force, kulang ang bayan sa mga yaman para sa sarili nitong police service.
  • May ilang taga-Edmonton na nag-aalala sa mga plano ng lungsod na gawing natural ang ilang greenspaces, naghayag ng pagtutol ang mga residente sa mga panukala.
  • Nanalo ng gintong medalya sa Commonwealth Games ang mga Canadian na sina Ellie Black at Josh Liendo, nagkamit ng mga podium ang pambansang koponan.
  • May mga kaso na ang pagbenta ng condo storage lockers kasama ng units ay maaaring labag sa batas, pinayuhan ang mga homeowners tungkol sa mga regulasyon.
  • Survey nagpapahiwatig na 1 sa 10 emergency physicians umaalis sa mga Canadian ERs, iniulat ang pambansang alalahanin sa workforce.
  • Nag-ulat ang mga Alberta ERs ng mga fracture sa bungo mula sa mga aksidente sa trampoline, naitala ng mga ospital ang malubhang pediatric trauma cases.
  • May may-ari ng café sa Cold Lake na nagsabing ang mga separatist event ay nagdulot ng 15% pagbaba sa kita, isinara ang Beantrees matapos ang backlash na may kinalaman sa petisyon.

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