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Pagkatusok sa Templo, Pagdami ng Sanggol at Nawawalang Walter Cup — Edmonton Biyernes

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Dalawang lalaki ang tinutusok habang nagdarasal ng umaga sa Nanaksar gurdwara; suspek arestado. Nangyari ang pag-atake tuwing Biyernes ng umaga sa Sikh temple sa Manning Drive sa pagitan ng Edmonton at Fort Saskatchewan, at sinabi ng mga pinuno ng templo na dalawang matatandang lalaki ang tinutusok at pinaniniwalaang nasa maayos na kondisyon. Sinabi ng mga kinatawan ng templo na pinigilan ng mga kasapi ng kongregasyon ang isang puting lalaking suspek hanggang sa dumating ang pulisya.
  2. Napalaya ang isang cave explorer matapos ang 12-oras na rescue sa Rat’s Nest Cave gamit ang bagong teknolohiyang cave radio. Naipit ang na-trap na caver mga 11:30 a.m. at napalaya mga 10 p.m. pagkatapos ng operasyon na kinasasangkutan ng 13 cave rescuers, 10 firefighters at dalawang miyembro ng Kananaskis Mountain rescue; ginamit ang boluntaryong-gawang cave radios sa isang live na rescue sa unang pagkakataon.

🏈 Sports

  1. Walter Cup napadala sa maling container at hindi dumating para sa pagbisita sa Lethbridge. Sinabi ng PWHL na ang bersyon ng Walter Cup na ibinigay sa mga kampeon “hindi dumating gaya ng inaasahan” nang ipadala sa Lethbridge para sa nakatakdang pampublikong event para kay Dara Greig ng Montreal Victoire, at nakikipagtulungan ang liga sa shipping company para hanapin ang sterling-silver na tropeo na humigit-kumulang 35 pounds ang bigat.
  2. Nasa 5-under si Brooke Henderson matapos ang ikalawang round sa CPKC Women’s Open sa Edmonton. Nag-shoot si Henderson ng ikalawang round na 68 para maabot ang 5-under at humabol sa clubhouse leader na si Soo Bin Joo, na nasa 9-under sa Royal Mayfair; ang US$2.75-million na event ay magka-cut sa nangungunang 65 players at ties.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Itinala ng Lois Hole Hospital ang 1,720 na kapanganakan mula Mayo hanggang Hulyo, halos 20 kada araw. Iniulat ng Royal Alexandra Hospital ang 61 pares ng kambal at apat na set ng triplets sa panahong iyon, at iniuugnay ng neonatologist na si Dr. Sowjanya Sivakoti ang pagtaas ng multiple births sa mas maraming paggamit ng fertility drugs, na nag-aambag sa pagdami ng admissions sa neonatal intensive-care.
  2. Pinag-aaralan ng Lungsod ng Edmonton ang pagbabalik sa calcium chloride para sa winter anti-icing. Nabanggit sa ulat ng snow and ice policy ng lungsod na humiling ang mga motion ng konsehal ng isang pagsusuri sa mga positibo at negatibo ng calcium chloride matapos ang pilot noong 2017–2018 na huminto noong 2019 dahil sa mga alalahanin sa corrosion ng sasakyan at imprastruktura; gumagamit na ang lalawigan ng calcium chloride sa Anthony Henday Drive.

📰 Also Today

  • Binalaan ang mga magulang sa Edmonton tungkol sa malaking pagtaas ng yellow-bus fees epektibo sa Setyembre.
  • Panaksak sa Sikh temple sa Edmonton, 2 sugatan, lalaki inaresto.
  • Sinusuri ng Mounties ang panawagan ng Unang Bansa para sa treason probe laban sa premier ng Alberta at UCP.
  • Humihiling ang mga conservationist ng mas maraming federal enforcement ng Species at Risk Act sa Alberta.
  • May mga expiration date na ngayon ang Alberta health cards, inihayag na bagong requirement.
  • Nagmungkahi ang isang grupo ng independensya ng Alberta na may inihahalal na mga hukom at open-carry na batas.
  • Lumalaking Indigenous sport nagpapanatili ng mga tradisyon, profile story sa community program.
  • Humarap sa galit ang Alberta minister sa pangalawang town hall dahil sa panukalang AI data centres.
  • Mga magulang haharapin ang mas mataas na fees para sa Edmonton school buses, iniulat ang desisyon ng district.
  • Tiningnan ni David Carney ang timing ng trade deal bilang malaking hamon para sa Canada-U.S. talks.
  • Dating punong Alexander First Nation, napatunayang nang-harass sexual sa empleyado sa loob ng siyam na taon, dagdag na hatol ng tribunal.
  • Muling tatalakayin ng Edmonton ang paggamit ng calcium chloride para sa paglinis ng niyebe, ulat ng konseho.

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Edmonton to revisit using calcium chloride for snow clearing

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Parents facing higher fees for Edmonton school buses

Edmonton Public Schools has increased the price for kids taking school buses for the second year in a row. As the CBC’s Tristan Mottershead reports, some parents say this has caught them off guard.

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Alberta's technology minister faced yet another firing line of fury at the government's second town hall hearing from residents over its plan for artificial intelligence data centres.

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A president, open-carry gun laws, elected judges: Group floats vision for an independent Alberta

A prominent separatist group in the province has released a discussion paper floating a vision for an independent Alberta — including a president, open-carry gun laws, a maximum 10-per cent income tax and a Supreme Court based in Grande Prairie.

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Alberta health cards now have expiration dates. Here’s what you need to know

The province’s new three-in-one IDs mean Alberta health cards are not just transitioning from paper to plastic — they now come with an expiry date.

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Conservationists call for more federal enforcement of Species at Risk Act violations in Alberta

Some groups want to see improved enforcement to protect at-risk species in Alberta, after an investigation by Fisheries and Oceans Canada was halted due to a lack of resources.

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Rescuers use new tech to save caver trapped vertically in Alberta’s ‘Psych Squeeze’

Rescuers use new tech to save caver trapped vertically in Alberta’s ‘Psych Squeeze’

A caver has been rescued after being trapped underground in Canmore, Alta., in an operation that deployed volunteer-built underground radio technology for the first time.

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Stabbing at Edmonton Sikh temple leaves 2 injured, man in custody

The World Sikh Organization of Canada said a “violent incident” at the Nanaksar Gurdwara temple in northeast Edmonton Friday morning left two people injured.

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Mounties reviewing First Nations' call for treason probe into Alberta premier, UCP

Canada's top Mountie has written to First Nations leaders in Alberta, confirming the RCMP will review the chiefs' call for a criminal treason investigation into the province's premier and governing party. The response has some chiefs feeling optimistic.

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Edmonton parents looking a major increase in yellow bus fees come September

Edmonton parents are gearing up to send their kids back to school, but a steep 40 per cent in transportation fees has some parents feeling concerned. Starting in September, both Edmonton Public and Edmonton Catholic Schools will be charging parents $70 a month per student, as compared to the $50 a month they were paying last school year.

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2 men stabbed during prayers at Sikh temple in north Edmonton

2 men stabbed during prayers at Sikh temple in north Edmonton

A man entered the Nanaksar gurdwara just off Manning Drive in northeast Edmonton and attacked members during morning prayers that were happening ahead of a wedding on Friday.

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The Royal Alex has been busy with more than 1,700 babies born between May and July 2026 at the Lois Hole Hospital for Women — including dozens of twins and even some triplets.

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Young ‘Brooke’s Brigade’ fans take in Henderson’s golf game at CPKC Women’s Open

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Since 2017, the 'Brooke's Brigade' initiative has brought together junior golfers across the country who share a passion for the sport and Canada’s defending champion.

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Where’s the Walter Cup? PWHL trophy missing after not arriving in Alberta

Where’s the Walter Cup? PWHL trophy missing after not arriving in Alberta

Unlike the NHL and the Stanley Cup, the PWHL does not have a person dedicated to travel with the Walter Cup when the trophy goes on the road with players.

Sports Aug 21, 2026
City of Edmonton considering return of controversial calcium chloride

City of Edmonton considering return of controversial calcium chloride

The City of Edmonton ran a pilot program for two years but stopped using the de-icing agent in 2019, after increased concerns about damage to vehicles, concrete and infrastructure.

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