Pierre Poilievre is calling for a new national “Parker Alert” system after the death of 11-year-old Parker in Calgary.
The proposed alert would notify the public when vulnerable missing people, such as children with autism or seniors with dementia, are believed to be in immediate danger but don’t meet the legal criteria for an Amber Alert.
It is with profound sadness that the Saskatchewan Roughriders mourn the loss of linebacker and team captain Jayden Dalke, who passed away in a car accident yesterday evening. A relentless warrior on the field, Jayden’s determination, toughness and work ethic inspired his teammates, who cared deeply for him and are heartbroken by his passing.
Jayden had a unique gift of making the people around him feel special and valued. No one ever left a conversation with him without a smile. On and off the field, he was the true definition of what it means to be a Saskatchewan Roughrider.
Our hearts go out to the entire Dalke family, who traveled the country to watch Jayden live his dream. We will miss him terribly and will never forget the impact he had on our lives and our team.
Awful news. Played high school for Leduc, then played for the Edmonton Wildcats and the U of A Bears and now the Riders. May he rest in peace and deepest condolences to his family and friends.
The Edmonton Elks organization extends its condolences to the Saskatchewan Roughriders, and the friends and family of Jayden Dalke.
A local product, Jayden’s pro football journey began in Edmonton as a member of both the Edmonton Wildcats and the University of Alberta Golden Bears.
This tragedy will be felt by the entire Canadian football community. Jayden will be dearly missed.