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Dagsa ng Mail-in Ballot, Screening ng Sandata sa Ospital at Sentensya sa Pag-atake ng Aso — Edmonton Huwebes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Hukom magbibigay ng sentensya sa babaeng Alberta na napatunayang nagkasala matapos ang pag-atake ng aso na pumatay sa 11 anyos. Napatunayan na si Crystal MacDonald na nagkasala ng criminal negligence causing death sa pag-atakeng naganap noong Abril 2024 laban kay Kache Grist, 11, sa isang tahanan sa Edmonton (lungsod sa Alberta); humihiling ang Crown ng limang taong pagkakakulong at habang-buhay na pagbabawal sa pag-aari ng aso habang humihiling ang depensa ng conditional sentence na dalawang taon minus isang araw.

  2. Sistema ng pagtuklas ng mga baril inilagay sa emergency entrance ng University of Alberta Hospital. Inihayag ng University of Alberta Hospital (ospital ng unibersidad) na naglagay sila ng bagong sistema sa pasukan ng emergency department; dinisenyo ang sistema para i-screen muna ang mga sandata bago makapasok ang pasyente o bisita sa ED.

  3. Survey inilagay ang Winnipeg bilang pinaka-delikado at binanggit ang Edmonton bilang isa sa limang pinaka-mababang pakiramdam ng kaligtasan sa Canada. Isang Liaison Strategies poll sa 1,500 respondente ang naglagay sa Winnipeg (Winnipeg, Manitoba) sa bandang ilalim at binanggit ang Toronto, Saskatoon, Edmonton (lungsod sa Alberta) at Vancouver bilang kabilang sa limang lungsod na pinakamababang pakiramdam ng kaligtasan, base sa pananaw ng mga sumagot na nagsabing napaka- o medyo delikado ang kaligtasan.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Inilipat ng Elections Alberta ang deadline ng mail-in ballot matapos ang pagdagsa ng 290,000 aplikasyon. Sinabi ni deputy chief electoral officer Dallas Stoesz na nakatanggap ang ahensya ng humigit-kumulang 65,000 karagdagang aplikasyon para sa mail ballot mula nang Martes, para umabot sa kabuuang 290,000, kaya inilipat ang special-ballot application deadline mula Okt. 9 patungong Set. 25 upang makaagapay sa pangangailangang mag-imprenta at magbilang para sa referendum sa Okt. 19.

  2. Tinawag ng mayor ng Calgary na 'wishlist' ang mga leaked preliminary budget requests matapos lumabas ang mga kumpidensiyal na dokumento. Ipinakita ng mga ipinag-leak na closed-session budget documents na kailangan ang 20.2 porsiyentong pagtaas sa property tax sa 2027 para pondohan ang 510 milyong dolyar ng Canada sa bagong operating spending, habang inutos ng konseho sa administrasyon na paliitin ang mga kahilingan para magkasya sa 15 porsiyentong pagtaas ng buwis sa susunod na taon; ibabalik ang ina-updated na mga numero sa konseho sa isang closed session sa Set. 22.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Magpapa-final flight ang Snowbirds sa 113th Grey Cup sa Calgary sa Nob. 15. Gaganapin ng 431 Air Demonstration Squadron ang kanilang huling paglipad sa Nob. 15 sa McMahon Stadium bilang bahagi ng selebrasyon ng 113th Grey Cup, bilang pagtatapos ng kanilang ika-55 anibersaryo bago i-retire ang CT-114 Tutors pagkatapos ng 2026.

  2. Isinasama ng Prime Video ang limang palabas mula sa Edmonton sa 27-game package ng 'Wednesday Night Hockey'. Inanunsyo ng Prime Video (serbisyo ng streaming) ang 27-game national package na magsisimula Set. 30 na nagpapakita ng Edmonton ng limang beses, na ang mga laro ay i-stream sa English at French para sa mga Canadian Prime subscriber sa ilalim ng sub-licence kasama ang Rogers.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • Ilang referendum mail package kulang ng mga pahina para sa mga senior sa Edmonton, ang isang asawa nakatanggap lang ng isa sa 10 tanong.
  • Imbestigasyon ng RCMP matapos barilin ang isang tupa, ang isa namatay na pinagsusukalan malapit sa Wainwright, apektado ang kawan na humigit-kumulang 25.
  • Lalaking nasugatan sa pag-rol-over ng tour bus sa Columbia Icefield ng Alberta, ulat nagtala ng mga nasugatan pero walang namatay.
  • Pinagbawal ng Edmonton police commission ang mga pampublikong tagapagsalita sa mga pulong hanggang sa katapusan ng 2026, inanunsyo ng komisyon ang desisyon.
  • Binalaan ang mga sakit na maaaring maiwasan ng bakuna habang babalik sa paaralan ang mga bata sa Canada, naglabas ng mga public-health warning.
  • Target nina Mitton, Arop, Leduc at De Grasse ang Diamond League Final sa Brussels, apat na Canadian atleta ang pinangalanan.
  • Binawi ng Court of Appeal ang utos ng school board na humingi ng paumanhin ang dating trustee para sa meme, inilabas ang desisyon ng appellate court.
  • Mga Republican sumuporta kay Trump sa trade dispute sa Canada, naiulat ang suporta mula sa politika ng U.S.

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