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Pagbaril na Kinasasangkutan ng Opisyal, 875,000 dolyar na Kanadyano para sa Pag-aaral ng Istadyum at Pagtanggi ni Smith sa Tarifang Langis — Calgary Miyerkules

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Naghahanap ang Lungsod ng Calgary ng mga bidder para sa 875,000 dolyar na Kanadyanong pag-aaral sa kakayahan ng istadyum. Nag-post ang lungsod ng dalawang kontrata para kumuha ng kompanya na susuriin ang market, pinansiyal at operasyonal na kakayahan para sa iminungkahing panlabas na pasilidad para sa isports at mga event at para magbigay ng datos sa pagpapasya tungkol sa hinaharap ng 66 taong gulang na McMahon Stadium; inaasahang maaaprubahan ang magwawaging kontrata sa Oktubre at tinatayang nagkakahalaga ng 875,000 dolyar na Kanadyano ang pag-aaral.

  2. Tinanggihan ni Premier Danielle Smith ng Alberta ang pagbubuwis sa pag-export ng langis bilang panghihikayat. Nagbabala si Smith na ang 50% na taripa sa apat na milyong barrel kada araw na ine-export sa U.S. ay mag-uudyok ng mga kaparusang taripa bilang ganti at sinabi na ang mga ganoong hakbang ay maaaring magdulot ng “humigit-kumulang kalahating milyong trabaho bilang pinakamababa,” na makakaapekto sa Alberta, Ontario at Quebec; hinimok niyang palakasin na lang ang diplomasya sa mga opisyal ng U.S.

  3. Magdaragdag ang Saskatchewan ng 50% na buwis sa alak mula sa U.S. pero hindi sakop ang potash at langis. Inanunsyo ni Premier Scott Moe ang 50% na taripa sa alak mula sa U.S. sa Prince Albert habang tahasang itinanggi ang mga export tariff sa potash at langis, na nagsabing maaaring magdulot ng pagkawala ng trabaho at mawalan ng pangmatagalang kliyente tulad ng mga magsasaka at internasyonal na mamimili ang mga ganoong buwis.

  4. Pagbaril na kinasasangkutan ng opisyal sa timog-silangan ng Calgary, isang babae patay; ASIRT ang nagsisiyasat. Tumugon ang pulisya ng Calgary sa isang welfare check sa 200 block ng Legacy Circle bandang 1:30 a.m.; ayon sa mga opisyal, lumabas ang isang babae mula sa bahay na may dala-dalang sandata bandang 2:30 a.m., isang opisyal ang umeksena at idineklarang patay ang babae sa lugar ng insidente, at ang Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) ang nagsagawa ng imbestigasyon.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Nagbabala ang mga eksperto: ipinapakita ng kasaysayan ang mga panganib ng paghihigpit sa access ng U.S. sa langis ng Canada. Binabalikan ng ulat ang buwis sa export ng Canada noong 1970s at ang National Energy Program, na nagdulot ng alitan sa Kanluran at pagbuo ng Petro-Canada; sinipi si Heather Exner-Pirot na ang paggamit ng energy exports bilang panghihikayat ay “labis na kabaliwan.”

  2. Patuloy ang Montreal Alouettes sa pitong-laro na panalo bago pumunta sa Winnipeg; nangunguna si Davis Alexander sa CFL passing. Ang nangungunang liga na Alouettes (9-1) ay bibisita sa Winnipeg Blue Bombers (5-5) sa Biyernes, na may quarterback na si Davis Alexander na nangunguna sa CFL na may 3,400 passing yards, 73.3% completion, 20 TDs at dalawang interception, at ang receiver na si Tyson Philpot ay may 83 catches para sa 1,229 yards.

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  • Babae patay matapos umanong barilin ng pulis sa timog-silangan ng Calgary.
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  • Lagpas na 175,000 ang humiling ng espesyal na mail-in ballot bago ang referendum sa Alberta.
  • Magbibigay ng update ang premier ng Alberta tungkol sa mga taripa at trade war ng Canada–U.S.
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