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Muertes en Banff, elección parcial en Calgary y humo de vertedero — Calgary lunes

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🚑 Últimas noticias e incidentes

  1. Dos excursionistas murieron durante salidas separadas en el Parque Nacional Banff la semana pasada. La RCMP (Real Policía Montada de Canadá) informó que se halló sin vida a un guía de 24 años cerca de Recondite Peak luego de que su rastreador satelital dejara de moverse, y a un hombre de 33 años de Calgary cerca de Beehive Mountain tras separarse de sus amigos, según la sargento Susan Richter del destacamento de Lake Louise de la RCMP.
  2. Hombre muerto por disparos de la policía tras reportes de que una mujer y un bebé fueron baleados en una casa del oeste de Edmonton. El titular señala el tiroteo fatal por parte de la policía vinculado al supuesto atentado contra una mujer y un infante en una vivienda del oeste de Edmonton; la policía identificó al hombre muerto en el lugar.
  3. Un incendio humeante en el vertedero ECCO Recycling sigue enviando humo a barrios del sur de Calgary. Alberta publicará datos de calidad del aire después de la presión del alcalde Jeromy Farkas y del concejal del Distrito 11 Rob Ward; los bomberos de Calgary dicen que están ahogando material que arde en profundidad con tierra y agua y que los incendios en vertederos pueden tardar mucho en extinguirse.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Los electores de Calgary-Shaw votan el lunes en una elección parcial provincial. Cinco candidatos compiten, entre ellos Mike Derry por la UCP y Kyle Campbell por el NDP; las urnas estarán abiertas de 9:00 a.m. a 8:00 p.m. y la banca está vacante desde la renuncia de Rebecca Schulz en mayo.
  2. Continúa la discusión sobre el momento para un posible segundo referéndum de Alberta sobre la separación. El artículo describe los escenarios para fijar una segunda votación vinculante sobre salir de Canadá antes del sufragio provincial previsto para el 19/10/2026.
  3. Miembros del Tratado 6 expresaron opiniones encontradas sobre el referéndum de Alberta en un acto por el 150.º aniversario. La nota recoge posturas divergentes entre miembros de bandas del Tratado 6 durante los actos del 150.º aniversario de la provincia respecto al plebiscito sobre el futuro de Alberta en la Confederación.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Flair Airlines recibió un rescate de 76 millones de dólares canadienses de Ottawa cuando subieron los costos de combustible. El titular informa sobre un paquete de ayuda federal de 76 millones de dólares canadienses al transportista de bajo costo con sede en Calgary en medio del aumento del precio del combustible.
  2. El gobernador del Banco de Inglaterra, Mark Carney, busca hasta 1 billón de dólares en inversiones durante la cumbre de esta semana. El título indica que 1 billón de dólares es la meta de inversión que persigue Carney en la cumbre.
  3. TC Energy pidió cooperación para ampliar la red de gas ante lo que llamó una demanda “generacional”. El titular recoge el llamado de TC Energy a la colaboración de las partes interesadas para aumentar la capacidad de gasoductos e infraestructura y atender la demanda proyectada a largo plazo.
  4. El exejecutivo de la NHL Brian Burke hace un cameo en la película «I Play Rocky». The Canadian Press informa que Burke, que trabajó con los Calgary Flames y otros clubes de la NHL, aparece brevemente en el estreno del filme en el Toronto International Film Festival.

📰 También hoy

  • Liberaciones de detenidos vistas en el Chinatown de Edmonton cerca del Kim Fat Market en 99 Street y 107 Avenue.
  • Defensores en Regina piden una Alerta Índigo tras la muerte de un niño de Calgary.
  • Personas que llegaron a Canadá ahora son sospechosas de apoyar al régimen del que huyeron, según el titular.
  • La calidad del aire siguió siendo motivo de preocupación mientras un incendio continuaba ardiendo en un vertedero del sureste de Calgary.
  • Se reportó la muerte de otras dos personas mientras exploraban el Parque Nacional Banff, según el titular.

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