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Fecha límite del oleoducto, investigación de ASIRT y opción de postemporada de los Riders — Calgary, jueves

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🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. ASIRT investiga la acusación de que un agente de Edmonton "aplastó" el rostro de una mujer. Fabyan Deschamps afirma que un incidente en agosto en Fort Road le provocó lesiones faciales y en la espalda y dolores de cabeza persistentes; el Servicio de Policía de Edmonton dijo el jueves que estaba preparando una respuesta y ASIRT (Equipo de Investigación de Incidentes Graves de Alberta) abrió una investigación.
  2. Joven de 18 años fue despojado de su vehículo durante un encuentro por Facebook Marketplace en Rutherford. La víctima dice que el intercambio del 28 de septiembre en el McDonald’s de James Mowatt Trail terminó cuando dos sospechosos enmascarados apuntaron con un arma, se llevaron su Toyota Highlander 2006, y la policía de Edmonton llegó en 20 minutos.
  3. Hombre de Edmonton acusado por amenazas de muerte en línea contra el primer ministro Carney. La RCMP (Real Policía Montada de Canadá) detuvo al de 44 años Dwight Peter MacIntyre; está citado a comparecer en la corte de Edmonton el 25 de noviembre y la RCMP dice que la investigación continúa.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Los Riders pueden asegurar un lugar en la postemporada con una victoria ante los Stampeders el viernes. Saskatchewan, empatado 8-6 con B.C., puede certificar su boleto con un triunfo contra Calgary; Trevor Harris señaló problemas recientes en la zona roja tras la derrota 31-24 ante los B.C. Lions.
  2. Zander Horvath se acerca a dos récords de touchdowns en la CFL con 16 anotaciones por tierra. Horvath lidera la CFL con 16 touchdowns por carrera y 19 en total con cuatro partidos de temporada regular por jugar, acercándose a las marcas de temporada de Mike Pringle y Milt Stegall.
  3. Los Oilers colocan a Ryan Nugent-Hopkins en la lista de lesionados por una lesión en la parte inferior del cuerpo. Nugent-Hopkins se perdió el partido inaugural de Edmonton y figura en la lista de lesionados; Zach Hyman está día a día por una lesión en la parte superior del cuerpo y Devon Levi empezará en el arco el jueves.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Ottawa enfrenta el 1 de octubre como fecha límite para designar el oleoducto de la Costa Oeste como proyecto de interés nacional. El primer ministro Mark Carney y la primera ministra Danielle Smith tenían programado anunciar próximos pasos en Fort McMurray el 1 de octubre; el oleoducto propuesto tendría un costo estimado de 35.2–43.7 mil millones de dólares canadienses y estaría en manos de Trans Mountain, la Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission y Pembina.
  2. Grupos indígenas reciben dos meses para consultas sobre la designación del oleoducto Pacific Link. El resumen federal indica que las consultas se extendieron de un mes a dos meses, líderes indígenas denunciaron falta de información, y el gobierno apunta a comenzar la construcción en septiembre de 2027 si hay avances.

📰 También hoy

  • El astronauta canadiense Joshua Kutryk llegó a la EEI como parte de la misión Crew-13, vuelo más rápido a la estación (~8 horas).
  • El gerente general de Flames, Craig Conroy, busca impulsar el ataque en la última temporada en el Saddledome.
  • Hombres de Alberta condenados por el bloqueo de Coutts pierden sus apelaciones.
  • Educadores de Alberta se ajustan tras la ley de neutralidad en referendos, dicen agrupaciones de docentes.
  • El oleoducto de la Costa Oeste se convierte en el primer proyecto designado de interés nacional.
  • Exsoldado detalla tácticas de captación de un grupo supremacista blanco canadiense.
  • Emprendedora indígena pide cambio frente al separatismo en el debate de Alberta.
  • Ottawa enfrenta plazo para acelerar la decisión sobre el nuevo oleoducto de la Costa Oeste.
  • Encuesta: leve mayoría de votantes del UCP favorece la separación, según sondeo reciente.
  • Municipios reportan confusión sobre reglas de carteles electorales antes del referéndum en Alberta.
  • Diputado del UCP dice que votó a favor de un referéndum vinculante sobre la independencia de Alberta.
  • Calgary ampliará la lista de reciclables para incluir tubos, aerosoles y envases de espuma.
  • Alberta propone multas de hasta 1 millón de dólares canadienses por vertido ilegal de basura.
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