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Nakita ang Bangkay ni Parker; Cenovus aabot ng 1M bpd; Pag-aaral sa Lobbyist Registry — Calgary Miyerkules

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🚑 Kalamidad at Insidente

  1. Nakita ang bangkay na pinaniniwalaang nawawalang 11-taong-gulang na si Parker sa isang culvert sa silangan ng Deerfoot Trail. Sinabi ni Calgary Police Chief Katie McLellan na natagpuan ng mga naghanap ang bangkay sa isang maliit na tubo sa silangang bahagi ng Deerfoot Trail matapos may nakapublikong nag-ulat ng damit na tumutugma sa huling kilalang suot ni Parker; gumamit ang Calgary Fire Department ng espesyal na kagamitan para ilabas ang bangkay.

  2. Babaeng nasa kanyang 20s namatay matapos madulas sa Mount Shark sa Kananaskis. Tumugon ang Canmore RCMP bandang 4 p.m. Martes upang tumulong sa Parks Canada matapos may isang nag-ha-hike na nahulog sa isang loop trail malapit sa Mount Shark sa Spray Valley Provincial Park at kinumpirmang patay, ayon sa RCMP Miyerkules.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. CGSA nakakuha ng 380 kg na pinaghihinalaang meth at cocaine sa Coutts border crossing. Sinamsam ng Canada Border Services Agency ang 300 kg na pinaghihinalaang methamphetamine at 80 kg na pinaghihinalaang cocaine na nakatago sa mga kahon na inilipat mula sa trak na tumawid mula California noong Hulyo 2; inaresto ang driver at ipinasa sa RCMP Federal Policing Northwest Region.

  2. Alberta RCMP Major Crimes Unit nagsisiyasat ng pinaghihinalaang pamamaril na panloob na krimen hilaga ng High River; isang tao nasa kustodiya. Sinabi ng RCMP na may nakabinbing kaso matapos magtungo ang mga opisyal sa isang ari-arian sa 112 Street East malapit sa Highway 2; sinabi ng mga imbestigador na walang panganib sa publiko at naroon ang mga miyembro ng Major Crimes.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Inaasahan ng Cenovus na lalampas sa isang milyong bariles kada araw ang produksiyon sa Hulyo. Sinabi ni CEO Jon McKenzie na ang average na produksiyon ngayong Hulyo ay hihigit sa isang milyong bariles kada araw matapos ang pagkuha sa MEG Energy, kung saan ang Christina Lake lang ay inaasahang aabot ng humigit-kumulang 400,000 bpd para sa Hulyo.

  2. Papalapit ang Calgary sa Winnipeg para sa titulong ‘Slurpee Capital’ matapos mataas na benta bawat tindahan. Sinabi ni Marc Goodman ng 7-Eleven Canada na tumaas ang konsumo ng Slurpee kada tindahan sa Calgary at paliit na ang agwat sa Winnipeg, na may average na humigit-kumulang 188,833 Slurpees na nabebenta bawat buwan sa buong lungsod.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Bumoto ang Calgary council ng 13-2 upang pag-aralan ang paglikha ng isang municipal lobbyist registry. Isang mosyon na magkakasamang sinuportahan nina Mayor Jeromy Farkas at mga konsehal na sina Harrison Clark, Nathaniel Schmidt at Myke Atkinson ang nag-utos sa administrasyon na repasuhin ang pinakamahusay na gawain, saklaw at gastos para sa isang registry matapos lumabas ang imbestigasyon ng RCMP sa nakaraang kilos ng konseho.

  2. Naglagda ang Alberta at Canada ng kasunduan na lampas sa CAN$510M para pondohan ang tubig at wastewater para sa mga proyekto sa pabahay. Inanunsyo nina Prime Minister Mark Carney at Premier Danielle Smith ang pederal na pagpopondo na higit CAN$510 milyon sa loob ng walong taon, kung saan magbibigay ang Alberta ng hindi bababa sa isang-katlo ng karapat-dapat na gastos ng proyekto at hanggang CAN$428 milyon sa pondo ng lalawigan.

🌦️ Panahon at Mga Daan

  1. Inaasahan ng Edmonton ang bill na CAN$20–CAN$30 milyon dahil sa pinsalang dulot ng bagyo sa tag-init; nagpadala ang Calgary ng 25 crew para tumulong. Sinabi ng city manager ng Edmonton na si Eddie Robar na inaasahang nasa pagitan ng CAN$20 milyon at CAN$30 milyon ang gastos (hindi pa kabilang ang pinakahuling mga bagyo), at nagpadala ang Calgary ng 12 urban forestry staff, 10 mobility crew members, isang foreman at tatlong waste staff bilang tulong.

  2. Nananatiling alerto ang mga organizer ng festival sa rehiyon ng Edmonton habang tumatama ang mga bagyo sa mga kaganapan sa tag-init. Gaganapin ang Big Valley Jamboree mula Hulyo 30–Ago. 2 sa Camrose na may mga headliner na Old Dominion, Riley Green at Keith Urban; sinabi ng mga organizer na nagtatrabaho sila kasama ang isang on-site meteorologist matapos ang mga nakalipas na pagkaabala dahil sa bagyo, kabilang ang nakamamatay na pagguho ng entablado noong 2009.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Dalawang sinanay na aso para sa deteksyon ng mussel sumali sa K-9 team ng Alberta sa halagang humigit-kumulang CAN$150,000 bawat isa. Ang mga bagong aso, sina Jane at Winnie, ay sinanay sa U.S. at sasama kay Hilo para inspeksyunin ang mga bangka sa 12 provincial border stations; ang multa sa hindi pagsusumite ng sasakyang pandagat para inspeksyon ay maaaring umabot CAN$4,200.

  2. Mga boluntaryong pro-unity namimigay ng mga karatula bilang pagsisikap upang taasan ang moral. Inilalarawan ng kuwento ang mga boluntaryong namimigay ng mga pro-unity sign at sinipi ang mga kalahok na inilarawan ang aktibidad bilang “kung saan kailangan kong maging,” na ang mga organizer ay nagkokoordina sa mga lokal na kapitbahayan.

📰 Higit Pa Ngayon

  • StatsCan: bumaba ang Calgary crime severity index habang tumaas ang kabuuang bilang ng krimen, ayon sa kamakailang datos.
  • Si Scott Brooks, dalawang beses na nahatulang manloloko mula sa Calgary, hinatulan ng 10 taon sa bagong desisyon.
  • Ang WestJet na unti-unting pagtatapos ng operasyon nagdudulot ng kawalang-katiyakan sa paggawa; hindi pa tiyak ang welga habang papalapit ang deadline.
  • Pinalawak ng pulis ang lugar ng paghahanap para sa nawawalang batang lalaki sa Calgary matapos lumitaw ang posibleng bagong ebidensya.
  • Nanawagan ang alkalde ng Red Deer ng mga patakarang e-scooter sa buong lalawigan matapos ang lokal na mga insidente.
  • Dininig ng korte ang alitan tungkol sa privileged records sa paglilitis ni Mentzelopoulos, pinagdudahan ang estado ng mga dokumento.
  • Tumanggi si Mark Carney na sabihin kung maaaring gamitin ang enerhiya ng Canada bilang panakot sa kalakalan sa U.S.
  • Magsisimula si rookie Kaidon Salter para sa B.C. Lions Huwebes; ang Lions ay 1-5.
  • Umabot sa higit US$90/bbl ang Brent crude matapos muling pag-aaway sa Gitnang Silangan; WTI nasa ibabaw ng US$84.
  • Pag-aaral: 81% ng mga pagkaing pang-toddler sa U.S. na sinuri ay nauri bilang ultra-processed mula sa pagsusuri ng 2,783 produkto.
  • Lalaking taga-Toronto hinarap ang 68 kaso sa isang multi-bansang imbestigasyon sa pagsasamantala sa bata, ayon sa pulisya.
  • Tinanggap ng Lungsod ng Edmonton ang mga forestry crew mula Calgary para maglinis ng debris ng puno mula sa bagyo, kinumpirma ng mga opisyal.

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