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Babala sa Init, Pagkamatay ng Bata at Pagbaril ng Pulis — Calgary Huwebes

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Iniimbestigahan ng homicide unit ng Calgary ang nakamamatay na saksak sa Rosscarrock. Nakakita ang mga pulis ng isang lalaki na may tinamong saksak sa 1400 block ng 38 Street SW bandang bago mag-11 p.m.; dinala siya sa ospital at kalaunan ay namatay. Dalawang taong kilala ng biktima ang inaresto at inihahanda para sa pagpupulong ng mga tanong. Hinihiling ng pulisya sa mga saksi na tumawag sa 403-266-1234 o Crime Stoppers.

  2. Iniimbestigahan ng ASIRT (Alberta Serious Incident Response Team) ang pagbaril na kinasasangkutan ang pulis sa Bridlewood. Dumating ang Calgary police bandang 1 a.m. sa 1000 block ng Bridlemeadows Manor dahil sa kaguluhan; humigit-kumulang dalawang oras pagkatapos ng unang tawag, may opisyal na nakabaril at dinala ang suspek sa ospital na nasa kritikal na kalagayan. Walang opisyal ang nasaktan; inabisuhan ang ASIRT bilang karaniwang hakbang.

  3. Naantala ang hatol matapos magkasakit ang Crown prosecutor sa kaso ng nakamamatay na aksidente ng motorsiklo. Humarap ng guilty si Michael Maurice Koochin, 40, ng Slave Lake sa dalawang bilang ng dangerous driving na naging sanhi ng kamatayan at anim na bilang ng dangerous driving na nagdulot ng pinsala sa katawan sa pagbangga noong 31 Agosto 2024 na ikinamatay nina Laurent Isadore, 38, at Tyler Duboski, 33; ang pagpapataw ng sentensiya na naka-iskedyul sa Huwebes ay ipinagpaliban at ang bagong iskedyul ay inilalagay pa.

  4. Nakaharang ng malaking cache ng armas ang ALERT habang iniimbestigahan ang droga sa Lethbridge. Nakuha ng pulisya ang higit sa dalawampu't ilang baril, halos 200 kutsilyo at mga sandatang matulis, humigit-kumulang $20,000 halaga ng droga at $13,649 salapi matapos magsagawa ng search warrant sa 2000 block ng 7 Avenue North; dalawang tao ang inaresto at kinakaharap ang mga kaso kabilang ang possession for the purpose of trafficking at firearms offences.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Humihiling ng judicial review ang mga organizer matapos tanggihan ng Elections Alberta ang petisyon ng Corb Lund. Alega ng Water Not Coal campaign (kampanyang Water Not Coal) na mali ang pagkakawalang-bisa ng Elections Alberta sa humigit-kumulang 35,000 pirma at sinasabi nilang may higit sa 200,000 tagasuporta ang petisyon habang ang Citizen Initiative Act ay nangangailangan ng humigit-kumulang 178,000 beripikadong pirma para itulak ang pagbabawal sa bagong pagmimina ng karbon; humihiling ang aplikasyon sa Court of King’s Bench na repasuhin ang desisyon.

  2. Inuusig ng mayor ng Wetaskiwin ang lungsod para maibalik ang access sa City Hall. Naghain ng demanda si Mayor Joe Branco, na ipinagbawal makapasok sa Wetaskiwin City Hall mula Enero dahil sa mga kumpidensyal na usaping personal, na naglalayong alisin ang mga paghihigpit at maibalik ang buong kapangyarihan ng mayor; sinabi ni Branco na dumadalo siya sa mga pulong ng konseho nang virtual mula kalagitnaan ng Enero at hayagang nagprotesta laban sa pagbabawal.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Itinaas ng TC Energy (TC Energy) ang outlook ng demand ng gas para 2035 sa 51 bcf/d, nagbabantay ng tugon sa pipeline. Inaasahan ng Calgary-based na TC Energy ngayon ang paglago ng demand na 51 billion cubic feet per day mula 2025 hanggang 2035 (mula sa 40 bcf/d noong huling bahagi ng 2024), sabi nila halos 70% ng paglago ay nakatuon sa U.S. heartland, Alberta at Mexico at may malakas na interes mula sa mga data-centre developers sa mga kapasidad sa loob ng Alberta.

  2. Tinawag na 'gut-wrenching' ng Canfor (Canfor) ang pagsasara ng Fox Creek sawmill habang kumakalam ang fibre at natatamaan ng taripa. Kinumpirma ng Canfor ang permanenteng pagsasara ng kanilang Fox Creek sawmill na nag-empleyo ng higit sa 74 katao, sinasabing ubos na ang rehiyonal na fibre dahil sa pagbabago ng pest-control at pinsala sa wildfire pati na rin mahina ang merkado at parusang taripe mula sa U.S.

🏥 Health

  1. Yellow heat warnings para sa Calgary at Medicine Hat; asahan ang weekend highs sa mid-30s. Ipinapahayag ng Environment and Climate Change Canada na ang Calgary ay nasa low-30s tuwing Biyernes at mid-30s tuwing Sabado na may overnight lows na mga 17 C (karaniwan 10 C), habang maaaring umabot ang Medicine Hat ng 38 C tuwing Sabado; pinapayuhan ang pagkansela o paglipat ng mabibigat na gawain sa labas at ang pagmamanman sa mga sintomas ng heat exhaustion.

  2. Nanawagan ang isang autism group na i-revamp ang alert systems matapos matagpuang patay ang batang lalaki sa Calgary. Hiniling ng National Autism Network (National Autism Network) ang pagbabago sa emergency-alert at first-responder na mga sistema matapos matagpuan ng pulisya noong Miyerkules ang bangkay ng 11-anyos na si Parker sa isang culvert sa ilalim ng Deerfoot Trail; si Parker ay may autism, non-verbal at naglayas mula sa isang northside day home noong 16 Hulyo.

  3. Lumalago ang pansamantalang alaala para kay Parker, 11, sa Laycock Park. Daang-daang Calgarians ang naglagay ng bulaklak, kandila at mga mensahe sa isang footbridge sa Laycock Park matapos ma-recover ang bangkay ni Parker; sinabi ng pulisya na hindi nila pinaniniwalaang kriminal ang pagkamatay matapos ang pagkakakilanlan ng Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (Office of the Chief Medical Examiner).

📰 Also Today

  • Nakaharang ang mga opisyal ng 380 kg ng droga na dineklara bilang bath tissue sa isang Alberta–U.S. border crossing.
  • Pangalawang nag-hiking ngayong linggo, namatay matapos mahulog sa Banff National Park.
  • Nagsilbi ng 72-hour strike notice ang union ng mga flight attendant ng WestJet.
  • Target ang muling pagbubukas ng highway malapit sa Canmore, Kananaskis sa kalagitnaan ng Agosto matapos ang rockfall.
  • Ang pagtatrabaho lampas 65 sa Alberta ay maaaring magpataas ng gastos ng employer para sa health-benefit, na makakaapekto sa mas matatandang empleyado.
  • Makalalabas na maling halaga ang matatanggap ng mga Albertan na tumatanggap ng disability payments para sa Agosto.
  • Inaprubahan ng konseho ang susunod na hakbang para gumawa ng municipal lobbyist registry.
  • Iniimbestigahan ng pulisya ang isang kahina-hinalang pagkamatay sa southwest Calgary.
  • Sabi ni Carney na 'hindi niya nakikitang may halaga' ang paggamit ng enerhiya bilang panakot sa mga US trade talks.

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