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Pamamaril sa CTrain, Bagsak na Bentahan ng Pabahay at Kita ng Suncor — Calgary Martes

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🚑 Pagkakataon at Mga Insidente

  1. Naghahanap ng 60-anyos na lalaki mula sa Alberta na maaaring nalunod sa Nelson River. Naghahanap ang Manitoba RCMP at isang pribadong diving company malapit sa Kelsey Generating Station para kay James Redmond, huling nakita nitong madaling araw ng Lunes at natagpuan ang kanyang gamit mga 200 metro paakyat ng agos; naniniwala ang mga opisyal na pumasok siya sa ilog sa lugar na iyon at patuloy ang imbestigasyon.
  2. Mag-asawang Edmonton nahirapan matapos maapektuhan ng WestJet strike at hindi magamit ang koneksyon sa U.S. Hindi na-rebook ng WestJet ang biyahe nina Elaine at Timothy Charlery papuntang Atlanta dahil hawak ni Timothy ang pasaport ng St. Lucia at kailangan sana niya ng U.S. visitor visa para mag-transit; nawala sa mag-asawa ang nakatakdang pag-uwi sa Edmonton dahil sa mga kanselasyon kaugnay ng welga ng airline at naghintay sila ng 13 oras bago nakausap ang isang ahente.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Mas malakas na kita ng Suncor sa Q2 dahil sa mas mataas na crude at refinery margins. Iniulat ng Calgary-based na Suncor ang adjusted operating earnings na C$3.23 kada bahagi para sa ikalawang kuwarter na nagtapos noong 30 Hunyo, na humigit sa analyst consensus na C$3.07 kada bahagi; tumaas ang refinery throughput sa record na 470,600 barrels kada araw mula 442,300 bpd at umabot ang refinery utilization sa 92 porsiyento.
  2. Bumagsak ang benta ng townhouse at apartment sa Calgary noong Hulyo habang tumaas ang semi-detached sales. Iniulat ng CREB na ang bentahan ng row/townhouse bumaba ng 22.9% sa 286 unit mula 371 noong Hulyo 2025; ang benta ng apartment bumaba ng 19.8% sa 408 unit mula 509; habang ang semi-detached sales tumaas ng 5.88% at ang July benchmark price ay $691,000.
  3. Mas murang karne ng baka mula Australia makikita sa istante ng Alberta, minsan mas mura nang malaki kumpara lokal. Sinabi ni Sylvain Charlebois, direktor ng lab sa Dalhousie, na may bahagi ng Canada kung saan tumaas ang presyo ng ground beef ng 18% noong Hulyo, at nag-ulat ang mga mamimili sa Alberta ng pagkakaiba ng presyo na higit sa $40 kada kilo sa pagitan ng inangkat at lokal na hiwa.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Mga festival sa Edmonton humaharap sa rekord na pag-ulan sa pamamagitan ng pagdadala ng buhangin at pagkuha ng meteorologist. Sabi ng mga organizer, nagdadala ang Edmonton Folk Music Festival ng humigit-kumulang 200 toneladang buhangin matapos iulat ng lungsod ang mga humigit-kumulang 580 millimetres ng ulan ngayong tag-init, nilalampasan ang rekord noong 1953 na 417 mm; nag-adjust din ang ibang festival ng iskedyul dahil sa pinsalang dala ng bagyo at malalakas na hangin.
  2. Pinapanatili ng Pazzer’s Pub ng Calgary ang tradisyon ng Saskatchewan higit sa 20 taon mula nang magbukas. Kilala ang Pazzer’s Pub sa Calgary sa mga pagtitipon ng Rider Nation at mga item sa menu tulad ng Weyburn wings at Regina ribs, na sumasalamin sa mga pagkaing may impluwensiyang Ukrainian na kaugnay ng mga mananakahan mula sa Saskatchewan, ayon kay Stephen Yan, marketing manager ng pub.
  3. Magagamit sina quarterback Chad Kelly at linebacker Cameron Judge kapag nagho-host ang Argos ng Stampeders sa Huwebes. Inilista ng Toronto Argonauts sina Kelly at Judge bilang full participants matapos ang bye week bago ang laro sa 6 Agosto; nananatiling out ang kicker Lirim Hajrullahu at punter John Haggerty dahil sa mga hamstring injury.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Lalaking Calgary inakusahan matapos barilin ang dalawang tao sa Victoria Park/Stampede CTrain station. Inaresto ang 25-anyos na lalaki noong Sabado bandang 8 p.m. matapos ang pamamaril; dalawang biktima dinala sa ospital—ang isa unang inilagay sa life-threatening condition pero pareho kalaunan na-upgrade sa stable—hinaharap ng akusado ang pitong kaso at nananatili sa kustodiya habang hinihintay ang pagharap sa korte sa Miyerkules.
  2. Babae inakusahan matapos barilin ang isang estudyante gamit ang machine-style belt sa isang Mennonite school sa hilagang Alberta. Sinabi ng RCMP sa Fort Vermilion na ang reklamo noong 20 Mayo ay nagresulta sa isang paghahanap noong Hunyo na nakakita ng machine belt at dokumentasyon na nagpapakita na ginamit ang “strap” sa tatlong pribadong Mennonite school sa La Crete area; binanggit ng pulisya na ang mga edukador ay hindi accredited na mga guro at tinukoy ang gawain bilang isang krimeng paglabag.

📰 Also Today

  • Change of command at 4 Wing Cold Lake: BGen Mark Hickey handed command to Col. Tim Woods on July 22.
  • Big oil posted combined Q1 profits of US$22 billion for six European companies, up 40% year-over-year.
  • Federal notice sets Sept. 18 deadline for comments on designating Alberta-backed West Coast pipeline as a national interest project.

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