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Elks aseguran playoff, policía prueba drones y 3 acusados de extorsión — Sábado en Calgary

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🏈 Deportes

  1. Los Edmonton Elks aseguran un puesto de playoff con una paliza 53-16 a los Calgary Stampeders. Los Elks mejoraron a 10-3 tras la revancha del Día del Trabajo, rompiendo una sequía de postemporada que duraba desde 2019 y anotando 53 puntos contra Calgary el sábado. El mariscal de campo Cody Fajardo lanzó para 232 yardas y tres pases de touchdown, elevando su total de la temporada a 23 pases de TD.
  2. Los Winnipeg Blue Bombers vencen a Saskatchewan 19-6 en el Banjo Bowl; jugadas defensivas clave deciden el partido. Redha Kramdi forzó un fumble e interceptó en el cuarto periodo mientras los Bombers mejoraban a 7-6 en el Princess Auto Stadium el sábado, dejando a Winnipeg con un récord de 14-8 en la historia del Banjo Bowl y con el desempate de la serie de la temporada sobre Saskatchewan.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Tres personas acusadas en un caso de extorsión contra la comunidad del sur de Asia en Calgary. La policía de Calgary presentó cargos contra tres personas en el último caso reportado de extorsión dirigido a la comunidad del sur de Asia de la ciudad; los cargos se presentaron localmente bajo el Informe de Noticias ID 16299.

🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. Juez escucha pruebas en la muerte de un padre de familia atropellado tras pasar un alto. El tribunal oyó testimonios esta semana en el caso descrito bajo el Informe de Noticias ID 16296 sobre una colisión fatal en la que un conductor se pasó un señal de pare y un padre de familia murió; el juicio continúa en el proceso referido en ese informe.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. El gobierno de Alberta lanza campaña publicitaria sobre preguntas del referéndum. El gobierno provincial inició una campaña de anuncios para explicar las preguntas del referéndum, según se informó bajo el Informe de Noticias ID 16356.
  2. Nuevo modelo de seguro de autos en Alberta podría ahorrar a los conductores unos 300 dólares canadienses, según un informe. Un informe provincial resumido bajo el Informe de Noticias ID 16357 estima un ahorro promedio de aproximadamente 300 dólares canadienses para los conductores con los cambios propuestos al seguro de autos.

📰 También hoy

  • La policía de Calgary prueba un nuevo programa de drones, incluyendo pruebas en la calle.
  • El acusado del ataque en un templo de Edmonton tiene historial de violencia, muestran documentos de libertad condicional.
  • Separatistas de Alberta esperan una victoria, sugiere una encuesta, sin importar los números.
  • Ambas campañas confían en la participación electoral antes de la votación sobre la separación de Alberta.
  • Nuevo programa nacional de radio centra su cobertura en la política de Alberta, se informó del estreno.
  • Elk involucrado en casi dos tercios de encuentros agresivos en parques, revela un estudio.
  • La premier Smith dice que es poco probable una corporación de la Corona para el gas natural tras filtrarse un informe.
  • Un habitante de Alberta testifica en audiencias independientes sobre lesiones por vacunas contra la COVID-19.
  • Mark Carney se reúne con activistas que piden que Alberta siga en Canadá en visita 'Canadá es para todos'.
  • Investigadores advierten sobre 'gusanos' impulsados por IA que aprenden en tiempo real como amenazas para dispositivos.
  • (entrada duplicada) La política de Alberta toma el centro del escenario en un nuevo programa nacional de radio.

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