alex — why have alberta made this decision?bility of the commonwealth games was already in question, as you say, following the withdrawal of victoria to stage the 2026 multisports event. and those concerns, those worries, only being reinforced by this decision from alberta. and just like the australians, officials from the canadian province have said that theyjust canadian province have said that they just can't justify the costs canadian province have said that theyjust can'tjustify the costs of staging the event. the money involved in putting it on. they are not prepared to go forward. there was another bid from canada previously, but that collapse, that was from hamilton which staged the first ever commonwealth games back in 1930. that was because of a lack of local government support. the alberta officer that centred around two key cities, calgary and edmonton. there was a feasibility study and that after looking at what it might cost, they said it is too expensive and they went profound contract prepared to put forward a f

that is just west of alberta . the doctors and the alberta.eren't allowed to go back to work if they weren't vaccinated. and so they have a shortage of doctors in british columbia . they pretty much said, columbia. they pretty much said, you're not welcome to come back to work because you didn't go along with your vaccine . simple along with your vaccine. simple as that . as that. >> and i know that you have a fantastic podcast and you interview christians from all around the world. do you get a sense from having conversations with people of what what the state of play is around the world in terms of persecution against people for standing by their own consciences? has this has this affected your understanding of, say, the reality of good and evil in the world? do people feel that this is a sort of international phenomenon of not being allowed to stand by their own consciences ? consciences? >> we did travel very broadly. we went i think , to 50 different we went i think, to 50 different countries and we went to some of the more eastern bloc c

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alberta, in canada, had bid to stage the 2030 games. they had a promotional video and website.sen so much, up to an estimated 2.7 billion canadian dollars. the sports and tourism minister said that was too high for the province to bear. in his statement he suggested it was down to things like the sponsorship model, and also the limited money they can get from tv rights, saying that it meant that 93% of the cost and risk was on the taxpayer. at the moment there is no host bidding for the 2030 games. find moment there is no host bidding for the 2030 games.— moment there is no host bidding for the 2030 games. and 2036 as well? you may remember— the 2030 games. and 2036 as well? you may remember last _ the 2030 games. and 2036 as well? you may remember last month, - you may remember last month, victoria, in australia, pulled out of hosting the 2036 games, that again down to cost. they said it had ballooned to over 6 billion australian dollars. remember when birmingham hosted the games after last year, they only did after durban in south africa was stripped of the right because it di

the canadian province alberta has pulled the plug on a possible bid to stage the 2030 event, and it's of victoria's decision to withdraw from hosting in 2026. so, as it stands, the commonwealth games has no confirmed future home. adam cottier reports. it's exactly one year since the uk hosted the commonwealth games. the 2022 event in birmingham was deemed a success by sports minister, would study suggesting it contributed money to the british economy. the future games are in doubt with alberta for the notes of insight in insight in the enormous cost. the names insight in the enormous cost. the games are _ insight in the enormous cost. tue: games are getting insight in the enormous cost. tte: games are getting more insight in the enormous cost. tt2 games are getting more expensive to host. site and because of well over 1 billion uk to nearly 3 billion canadian dollars to host an event thatis canadian dollars to host an event that is not going to bring that many benefits. the difficulty is if you want to build stuff, hosts want to see the idea of a legacy, a nice nice shiny new stadium

maybe 1520 minutes past the alberta border. yeah, it used to be the fact you skip cell service at enterprise, but unfortunately, since that is gone, it's gone. now there is their cell tower. so now essentially you're driving if you're driving without service for, you know, 4 hour blocks of the time. and when you do get service, like you'll said, it's just for a moment. yeah. and that adds to the level of guns, certainly for, for everyone of course, right? just staying in touch and getting updates, as you can get any updates. if the highway were to close in front of us, because of a fire, we wouldn't know until we reach it. and so communications is in russia. this is exactly how new soldiers i believe, recruited in his last address to the nation. rationally. presidents lodging you, you too, tried hard to make the war look more attractive to potential soldiers like i propose to create a sufficient state called its task will be to provide assistance because of the family. so for them to find the bathrooms on the special move in th

maybe 1520 minutes past the alberta border. yeah, it used to be the fact you have cell service at enterprise, but unfortunately, since that is gone, it's gone. now there is, there's no, it's our so now essentially you're driving sure, driving without service for, you know, 4 hour blocks of the time. and when you do get service, like y'all said, it's just for a moment. yeah. and that adds to the level of guns. certainly for, for everyone of course, right. do thing and tactic. getting updates as you can get any updates. if the hi we were to close in front of us because of a fire, we wouldn't know until we reach it. and so communications is a really challenging right now. while all these people are leaving, dustin and jo rivera, you have a nice, thank you for sharing your story with us way. glad you say for now. and thanks again for talking to us. we such a stressful time for a picture to the women's world cup now and faith that president johnny infancy now says football is well governing body has been vindicated by the events suc

we have several flights coming into calgary a more in southern alberta today as well as a few going into vancouver. the wife says that he'll protect lenders from being victimized, but i'll put you to stick bias when natalie starts to rebuild the tunnel. the honda was destroyed by the 15, at least 111 people have died. locals are worried that the time will be both up and turned into a haven for wealthy tourists. that'd be c correspondent, j grey, possible from they had a the help that's going to be desperately needed. and for a long time here, we want to give you a 1st time glance at what's going on in the hardest tip area here. and. and you can see mostly just rubble and ash left here, unless i know 80 percent of the buildings in this town. they're gone at this point . it is a chance now over the last to 24 hours or so for some of those who did manage to escape the firestorm here to, to get back into their community. get a, a 1st glimpse that what if anything is left and obviously that's a very difficult, a very emotional time for so many here there are pockets of this area that, that c

we have several flights coming into calgary at a more in southern alberta today, as well as a few going into vancouver week of the of hawaii says he'll protect landowners from being victimized by opportunistic buyers when bobby's thoughts to rebuild. the town of atlanta was destroyed by the wi fi, at least 111 people were killed. locals the word the time will be both up and turns into haven. so well, the tourist, it'd be c correspondent, jake re possible from the height of so what the governor has reassured so many about is that we're not going to let these corporation sloop in at, at a dire time for these families and by their land out from under them at a time when they desperately need that money, how will they going to make sure that they have a supplies and funds for these families as they now begin what's going to be a difficult recovery. but even more, so what the governor said point blank is good. any corporation, any company, any one who comes in and, and does that buys this land out from under somebody who is desperate will face a zoning restrictions will face the highest taxe

according to bbc canada, the weather in alberta, canada is so hot and dry that ranchers water their livestock with tankers. they say that there is boyong , which has been used for a long time in this series of games like this swamp . we started this spring dry and hot . it was scary, very scary. last year, it was in this same water. it was right here , it was on the ground up to your knee, even a little higher the people i work with who are older than me, they saw this amount of dryness in the 1930s, but it melted again and everything changed. i hope this is a cycle. i really believe it is a cycle. let's go around and collect this wooden fence from here. ranchers bring water here by folding it to water their animals . if you look at the trend from 5 years ago, our water stations across the region have increased the demand. 45% of users at this time are facing tanks every few days in this area take a letter and come to this area to drink water . you can work without filling this area. i don't have any water. he was happy and believes that the water will return to this area like before. it seem

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strange place valentine animals are not heard, that is, as there is a little bit with alberta.rove up to galperin's address albert halperin was wondering, he lives alone according to the words the neighbors of the district police officer, a strange suspicious type, saw yesterday how he got into the car with his things and left in a hurry, but the apartment was gone. your assumptions ours were filmed here. torture of animals maybe people are being tortured on camera, they are filming how they live dying, and then this video. well the fisherman came to his senses? slept like a man. you're right, i didn't kill anyone. understood, we are leaving, waiting for geolocation. it's serious there. i'm behind the instrument. there is a brass knuckles in your pocket. in the blood and your fingerprints found where the settings are near formwork, they found a corpse there, i understand, but i did not kill. i was drunk from what i remembered, i came to the night shift, i spoke with the watchman , i was preparing the pouring of the formwork, a new one came. i wanted to put down gave money. i we

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thousands of people fleeing down the highway to alberta.have no timeline for when people might be able to get back. there has not even been any communication, no internet, no landline and no cell phone. we just heard in the last couple hours that the community that's only 36 people, they have been told they have to flee as well. fort simpson will be an evacuation center for them. we have seven or eight different communities under evacuation orders. more than the territory -- more than half the territory is out of their home. carl: what is fueling the blazes? >>>> that's a good question, climate change. it is the boreal forest in canada. . it is very combustible. firefighters are not an artificial phenomenon. . they could because by humans but the vast majority are caused by things like lightning. it catches fire, that's what it does. but with the climate changing, the landscape back here is drier than ever has been in the past. the relative humidity goes down. you create conditions where even if there's a little rain, that does not buy you

canada, the weather in alberta, canada is so hot and dry that it is difficult for ranchers to give water to their animals with tankers, but just a few years ago, it is possible that many swamps like this reflection have been used as water for a long time. it was used and we started hot, very scary scary, last year, there was a spring motor here, we used to close it until the second rod, there was water right up to here, up to your knees , even a little higher, there was water on the ground, people who are older than me. in 1930, they saw this amount of the ship, but it was drained again and everything changed. i hope that this situation is a cycle. i really believe that it is a cycle . we hope that in the next few years we will be able to go around here by boat and collect this wooden fence from here. herders bring water here by folding it to give your animals a drink in it look at the water stations like 65 years ago. our water stations across the region have faced a 45% increase in users at this time of the year . using tankers and filling up i don't have it the earth is working i beli

diana dasayeva alberta filin vesti tatarstan we will take up this matter.e honest detective. more than 40 settlements are cut off from large land in primorye after a cyclone in the khasansky district, local residents of tourists are evacuated to the port of zarubin, landing ships of the pacific fleet arrived, which help to translate people . maxim bardakov will tell more about the situation. you sea comes after a catastrophic line, the most difficult situation now is the facade area of ​​the edge - this is the place where the popular basu rest. here, one of the most picturesque beaches of the far east, it was here that the transport blockade turned out to be immediately.

vehicles while others lined up at evacuation centers waiting to be flown to the neighboring province of alberta. this is canada's worst fire season on record. there have been almost 6,000 fires in the country this year. more than 1,000 fires are burning now. >>> now to the pacific coast off mexico where hurricane hilary is gaining strength. it's now a category-four major hurricane. it's packing maximum sustained winds of 140 mile-per-hour. it's barreling toward mexico's baja, california, experience, -- peninsula and the popular tourist spot of los cabos. it could make landfall in that area by sunday. hillary may produce flash flooding and landslides as early as tonight. it could bring heavy rain this weekend to an area stretching from bakersfield, california, to parts of arizona and nevada. no tropical storm has made landfall in southern california in 84 years. >>> lawyers for former president donald trump are asking a judge to delay the start of his federal trial on charges of plotting to overturn the results of the 2020 election. they want the trial to begin in april of 2026. the justice depa

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so it's the most alberta, there's 7 municipalities that have reception centers set up. there's also an evacuation reception center set up in winnipeg and of course if people have friends and family del sol store or somewhere else in the territory that's not under and evacuation order, encouraging folks to, to stay with friends and family 1st. and this is the city of, of science, anything like this before? no, no, this is never have we had to evacuate before. frequently. illinois is an evacuation reception center. so we've already hosted 3 communities from the northwest territories this year. so the communities of he river and the color, the to 1st nation beach echo as well as though like city, their communities were all under threat from a forest fire. and we opened up our, our community to, to those residents. so the fire has never come as close as it's come to right now, which does also mean that there's a lot of trees to burn because uh, there's never been a forest fire in this area before. never come this close, we get in the region, but not this close. and so there

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day and the first boxing and women's mini-football competitions, the main battles, unfold today in albertadentified gennady lugunov or at the galeeva uralskaya children's bureau. real russian bogatyr nikolai valuev celebrates today , the fiftieth anniversary of sports came back in school years. but first, it was basketball, the debut in the ring took place 30 years ago, and in his entire professional career, valuev suffered only two defeats, gaining, at the same time, fifty victories, last 12 years boxer heavyweight in politics with the hero of the day met gulya boltaeva journalist, he has long been able to look at everyone with a habit of two meters since he was in the fifth grade, but he tries not to offend anyone, as his strict but fair father taught. live by the principle, and generally good even in bad. a negative experience is also an experience. you are becoming wiser twice, my father did not repeat, and i was always at home no later than 9:00 pm nikolai remembers the truth. once, at the age of 10 , i still lost track of time, but i lost it. mom, we played hockey, uh. well we play i

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the growing questions about the future of the commonwealth games, after the canadian province of albertats cancelling its bid to host the event in 2030. it follows victoria in australia who also pulled out of staging the next games in 2026. 0ur correspondent alex capstick has been following the story: it would seem to be in crisis. without a host for the next two editions. although they insist there is ongoing dialogue with potential hosts. it has been suggested india or malaysia might lodge a bid. but finding one committed and prepared to meet all of the financial demands of staging such a big multisports multisports event has become increasingly difficult. england batter alex hales is retiring from international cricket at the age of 34. he played 156 times for england across three formats but his international career has been in the wilderness following a failed recreational drugs test in 2019. last year hales was given a reprieve as a late call up to england's t20 world cup winning side and would have been a contender for their title defence next year. he'll continue to play for nott

some 6,800 evacuees have already headed south to alberta for the time being. but they have no idea when they can return. rosalind jordan, al jazeera. on a wildfire on the spanish island of tenerife has forced the evacuation of several villages. roads have been closed near the tier de volcano, which is popular with tourists. 250 firefighters and water bombing aircraft are trying to stop the blaze spreading from the mountainous area. a heatwave in the canary islands last week increased the threat of wildfires. police in pakistan have arrested nearly 130 muslims after an attack on churches and homes of christians in punjab province. para-military troops have been deployed to jaramwala to restore order. the attacks follow allegations that a christian resident had desecrated the koran. recovery teams in myanmar are continuing their four-day search for missing workers at a jade mine. many were swept to their deaths when a rock wall collapsed on sunday, sending a wave of water into the valley below. 33 bodies have so far been recovered, as tony chang reports. a group

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