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Ciclismo mundial, sorpresa de los Canadiens y Fréchette sobre el fracking — Sábado en Montreal

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🏈 Deportes

  1. Canadiens vencen a los Maple Leafs 4-1 mientras Gavin McKenna debuta como profesional. Montreal anotó cuatro goles, incluido el tanto decisivo de Maksymilian Szuber en el tercer periodo y un gol en portería vacía de Phillip Danault, en un partido de pretemporada con alineaciones divididas en el que el novato número 1 del draft, Gavin McKenna, acumuló 19:34 de tiempo de hielo y tres tiros a puerta.
  2. Los mejores ciclistas del mundo llegan a Montreal para los campeonatos mundiales de ruta. Los campeonatos mundiales trajeron esta semana a la élite internacional a Montreal para las carreras en ruta que dan inicio al festival ciclista de varios días de la ciudad.
  3. Auger-Aliassime y Alexis Draxl dan a Canadá ventaja 2-0 sobre Francia en el clasificatorio de la Copa Davis. Canadá ganó 2-0 a Francia en la Serie de Qualificación de la Copa Davis en la ciudad de Quebec tras las victorias en individuales de Félix Auger-Aliassime y Alexis Draxl.
  4. Arena de hockey en Quebec se convierte en sede de tenis de élite para el regreso de la Copa Davis. Una arena local de hockey fue transformada en una instalación de tenis para albergar el histórico regreso de la Copa Davis a la provincia, una conversión excepcional para el evento.
  5. Importante evento ciclista obliga cambios en rutas y transporte este fin de semana en Montreal. Las directrices municipales detallan desvíos y ajustes en el transporte para el fin de semana mientras comienza la carrera internacional en ruta, con cierres por etapas que afectan el centro y las arterias del frente marítimo.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. La aspirante a la dirección de la CAQ Christine Fréchette dice que los quebequeses se están mostrando más receptivos al fracking. Fréchette afirmó en la campaña en Trois-Rivières que la apertura pública al desarrollo de gas de esquisto ha aumentado y recordó que la CAQ bajo François Legault prohibió la exploración y producción de gas de esquisto en 2022.
  2. Récord de 908 candidatos se postulan en las elecciones de Quebec. Funcionarios electorales informan que hay 908 candidatos en la boleta en toda la provincia para las elecciones vigentes en Quebec.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Hombre de Montreal que mató a sus padres y a su abuela es declarado acusado de alto riesgo. Un tribunal provincial declaró al acusado de alto riesgo tras los homicidios de sus padres y su abuela, según registros judiciales.
  2. Dos detenidos tras supuestamente escalar el puente Jacques-Cartier; otros dos siguen siendo buscados. La policía arrestó a dos personas en relación con el incidente de escalada del puente y dijo que otros dos sospechosos todavía están siendo buscados.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Montreal Fashion Week destaca la artesanía y el estilo de Quebec. Diseñadores y pasarelas de esta temporada pusieron en primer plano a artesanos locales de Quebec y el talento regional de la moda durante Montreal Fashion Week.
  2. Tras 20 años sin policía local, la seguridad pública es la principal preocupación de los votantes en una comunidad de Quebec. Votantes en el municipio no identificado de Quebec citaron la seguridad como su tema principal después de dos décadas sin una fuerza policial residente.

📰 También hoy

  • Seis personas resultan heridas tras ser atropelladas por un vehículo en el Festival Western de Saint-Tite.
  • Explicadores: por qué el sistema de votación de Quebec no ha cambiado pese a los debates reiterados.
  • Los ciclistas profesionales pueden superar los 100 km/h; las medidas de seguridad van rezagadas.
  • Auger-Aliassime y Draxl dieron a Canadá ventaja 2-0 en la Copa Davis en la ciudad de Quebec.

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