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Tumaas na ulat ng pagkapoot, pagbabalik ng Henwood at mga pulong ni Smith sa U.S. — Edmonton Sabado

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Nagbabala ang mga grupong imigrante: tumataas ang rasismo sa Alberta bago ang referendum. Iniulat ni Saima Jamal, co-founder ng Calgary Immigrant Support Society, ang mga pagbabanta online bago ang isang Muslim na kaganapan at nagtalaga ang Calgary police ng mga uniformed officers sa festival; sinabi naman ng Edmonton police na may 139 na insidente ng pagkapoot at 43 (report text truncated) na naitala sa lungsod.
  2. 97 aso inilikas mula sa bahay sa Fort McMurray; maaari silang kasuhan ang may-ari. Inalis ng Alberta animal control ang 97 na aso mula sa isang tirahan sa Fort McMurray at sinasabi ng mga provincial authorities na nire-review ang mga posibleng criminal charges.
  3. Natagpuang patay ang nawawalang hiker sa Tent Ridge, Kananaskis Country. Natagpuan ng mga search teams ang nawawalang hiker sa Tent Ridge sa Kananaskis Country; kinumpirma ng mga awtoridad na patay ang hiker sa lugar.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Pangulo ng Alberta Danielle Smith susulyap sa mga opisyal ng U.S. habang umiigting ang trade war. Bibisita si Premier Danielle Smith sa Nashville sa susunod na linggo para makipagpulong kina Mark Ezell ng Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, Stephanie Coleman ng Nashville Chamber of Commerce at Deana Ivey ng Nashville Convention and Visitors Corp., at sasamahan siya ni Alberta’s senior U.S. representative Nathan Cooper.
  2. Ipinaliwanag ng chief negotiator ng Canada kung ano ang nagkamali sa mga pag-uusap sa U.S. tungkol sa kalakalan. Binanggit ng ulat ang paliwanag ng chief negotiator ng Canada sa pagbagsak ng mga kamakailang pag-uusap tungkol sa U.S.-Canada trade at inilatag ang mga dahilan na tinukoy ng lead negotiator ng Ottawa.

🏥 Kalusugan

  1. Muling bubuksan ang Henwood Treatment Centre sa Edmonton kapag naayos na ang pinsalang dulot ng baha, ayon sa Recovery Alberta. Inanunsyo ng Recovery Alberta na muling bubuksan ang Henwood Treatment Centre sa Edmonton pagkatapos makumpleto ang mga pagkukumpuni sa pinsalang dala ng baha.
  2. Naglunsad ng partnership ang Obesity Canada para pagbutihin ang pangangalaga sa sistema ng kalusugan. Inanunsyo ng Obesity Canada ang isang bagong partnership na naglalayong pagandahin ang obesity care sa loob ng health system ng Canada.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Bumalik sa Canada ang ipinanganak sa Edmonton na ilang buwan na nakabilanggo sa U.S. ICE detention centres. Ayon sa ulat, isang lalaking ipinanganak sa Edmonton na ikinulong nang ilang buwan sa mga ICE detention centres sa U.S. ang nakabalik na sa Canada.
  2. Stampeders nanalo 28-23 matapos ang 49-yard TD ni Dedrick Mills na may 29 segundo na lang. Sa Calgary, tumakbo si Dedrick Mills ng 49 yards para sa touchdown na may 29 segundo na lang sa relo upang iangat ang Stampeders sa 28-23 panalo laban sa Hamilton Tiger-Cats; nagtapos si Mills na may 118 yards sa 14 carries at nakumpleto ng quarterback na si Josh Love ang 25 mula sa 36 na pasa para sa 274 yards.

📰 Also Today

  • Kailangang bagong paraan sa turismo para sa Lake Louise at Moraine, ayon sa Parks Canada.
  • Naghahanap ng mga Alberta researchers ng mga nakitang partikular na squirrel, public science project underway.
  • Lumitaw at nawala ang isang isla sa pinakamalaking reservoir ng B.C., iniulat ng mga nakasaksi.
  • Tumaas ang pag-inom sa mga Gen Z na adulto, ipinapakita ng bagong datos.
  • Ipinakita ng coverage na iniiwasan ng Canada-U.S. negotiators ang personal na pag-atake sa publiko sa gitna ng mga insulto sa kalakalan.
  • Ia-adjust ng CBC News ang gabay nito sa lengguwahe tungkol sa 9/11, inihayag sa editorial policy update.
  • Pinirmahan ng Colorado Avalanche si Cale Makar sa pinakamalaking kontrata sa kasaysayan ng NHL, ayon sa anunsyo ng team.
  • Ano ang nagkamali sa mga pag-uusap sa U.S. tungkol sa kalakalan, ayon sa chief negotiator ng Canada, isinapubliko sa isang analysis.

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Edmonton-born man held for months in ICE detention centres returns to Canada

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How and why CBC News will adjust its 9/11 language guidance

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Immigrant groups say racism rising in Alberta as referendum looms

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An island mysteriously appeared — then disappeared — on B.C.'s largest reservoir

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Have you seen this squirrel? These Alberta researchers want to know

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Lake Louise, Moraine need new approach to tourism, says Parks Canada. What that looks like is still unclear

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