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Findlay renuncia, demanda contra OpenAI y Sim pide no adelantar las elecciones — Vancouver, lunes

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🚑 Últimas noticias e incidentes

  1. Navegantes rescatan a una cría de oso de 30 libras en el lago Okanagan. Christina Zamniuk y su familia rescataron a la cría el 12 de septiembre después de verla en apuros; siguieron el consejo telefónico de los agentes de conservación para soltarla cerca de la orilla. Expertos en vida silvestre dijeron a los periodistas que la cría, de unas 30 libras, tiene “muy pocas” probabilidades de aumentar el peso necesario para el invierno, según Angelika Langen de la Northern Lights Wildlife Society.
  2. Una osa y su cría caminaron por un Pharmasave en Hope durante unos cinco minutos. Empleados grabaron a la pareja cruzando desde la calle y revisando los pasillos de productos, dijo la trabajadora Kim Glentworth; un video en TikTok del encuentro ha alcanzado unas 111,000 reproducciones, añadió Kara Kelso.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Kerry-Lynne Findlay renunció como líder de los Conservatives de B.C. tras 113 días. Findlay dimitió el domingo y el partido nombró al diputado Lorne Doerkson líder interino horas después; la decisión sigue a convulsiones en la bancada, incluida la reciente expulsión del diputado John Rustad, indica el informe.
  2. El líder interino Lorne Doerkson dice que los Conservatives de B.C. han invitado a volver a unos seis diputados. Doerkson dijo a Global News que ha contado con apoyo sólido y que cinco han aceptado la invitación hasta ahora, afirmando que el partido está listo si el primer ministro David Eby convoca elecciones anticipadas esta semana.
  3. El alcalde de Vancouver, Ken Sim, pidió a la provincia que no convoque elecciones anticipadas antes de la votación municipal del 17 de octubre. Sim habló en el lanzamiento de su plataforma ABC Vancouver y citó una moción de la Union of B.C. Municipalities que pide evitar campañas superpuestas; ABC anunció compromisos como prohibir el consumo abierto de drogas duras al aire libre y un aumento del impuesto a la propiedad del 0% en 2027.
  4. B.C. presentó una demanda en California contra OpenAI por el tiroteo en la escuela de Tumbler Ridge. La fiscal general Niki Sharma alega que OpenAI no avisó a las fuerzas del orden sobre amenazas antes del ataque del 10 de febrero que dejó ocho personas muertas; la provincia busca la divulgación de las interacciones del autor con ChatGPT y apoyo para los esfuerzos de reconstrucción, incluida una nueva Tumbler Ridge Secondary School.

🏈 Deportes

  1. El extremo Paul Cotter dice que quiere dejar huella con los Canucks de Vancouver. Cotter, de 26 años, firmó como agente libre en julio y dijo a los reporteros en el campamento de entrenamiento en Penticton que cree que el equipo tiene “hambre” y que su sexta temporada en la NHL será la oportunidad para ser un jugador de mayor impacto, citando a los entrenadores Bruce Cassidy y Sheldon Keefe.
  2. Varios jugadores de la NHL cambiaron de equipo en la temporada baja, incluido Sergei Bobrovsky a Toronto. The Canadian Press señaló que Bobrovsky, de 38 años, se unió a los Maple Leafs tras haber defendido a Florida en las victorias de la Copa Stanley de 2024 y 2025; otros movimientos incluyen a Brady Tkachuk con los Panthers y a Darnell Nurse con San Jose.

📰 Also Today

  • Kerry-Lynne Findlay encabezó los Conservatives de B.C. durante 113 días, renunció tras deserciones internas y rotación de personal.
  • Receta: camarones con ajo y chile calabrés — rinde 1 porción con 12 camarones, 2 cucharadas de mantequilla y panko horneado.

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