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Aumento de tarifas de agua y restricciones municipales, moratoria a centros de datos y blanqueada de los Oilers — Calgary miércoles

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🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. El concejo aprueba fuertes aumentos en las tarifas de agua para los próximos cuatro años. El concejo municipal autorizó incrementos que equivalen a casi 20% para el agua potable, 15.2% para aguas residuales y 5.8% para aguas pluviales anuales entre 2027 y 2030, para financiar un programa de capital de 6.500 millones de dólares destinado a renovar la infraestructura y ampliar la capacidad.

  2. La ciudad impondrá restricciones de agua de nivel cuatro a partir del 4 de noviembre por conexión de la tubería principal. Los trabajos finales de conexión del Bearspaw South Feeder Main provocarán cuatro semanas sin uso de agua al aire libre a partir del 4 de noviembre; el alcalde Jeromy Farkas y la administración pidieron a residentes y recintos reducir el consumo interior mientras las cuadrillas terminan la tubería y los enjuagues.

  3. Concejales piden una moratoria temporal a nuevos rezonificaciones para centros de datos. Una moción de la concejal del Distrito 2, Jennifer Wyness, firmada también por el alcalde Jeromy Farkas y cuatro concejales, solicita a la administración pausar nuevas solicitudes de rezonificación y crear un distrito de uso de suelo definido para centros de datos antes de marzo, mientras la ciudad estudia los impactos en la infraestructura municipal.

  4. Comisionado de privacidad abre investigación por violación en la plataforma de denuncias de Crime Stoppers. La Oficina del Comisionado de Privacidad inició una pesquisa contra Navigate360 después de que la empresa estadounidense informara acceso a datos entre el 21 de noviembre de 2025 y el 5 de marzo de 2026 que podría haber expuesto nombres, direcciones y números de seguridad social utilizados por los programas de Crime Stoppers.

  5. El gel para heridas NanoSALV de una empresa de Calgary ya se usa en las líneas del frente en Ucrania. NanoTess informó que NanoSALV, aprobado por Health Canada en 2022 y desarrollado con financiamiento del Departamento Nacional de Defensa, se ha usado desde junio para tratar a unos 6.000 soldados y civiles heridos y puede ser entregado por dron y aplicado por usuarios con formación mínima.

  6. Familia de militar gravemente quemado en el incendio de CFB Wainwright habla públicamente. Cheryl Ramage y familiares relataron notificaciones demoradas tras el incendio en la base del 17 de octubre que dejó cuatro muertos y 39 heridos; su hijo Liam sufrió quemaduras graves y los parientes contaron que les dieron detalles sobre los allegados durante la noche.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Los Oilers de Edmonton blanquearon a los Flames de Calgary 4-0; Tristan Jarry logró un shutout de 24 atajadas. Edmonton cortó una racha de dos derrotas con goles de Joseph, Ekholm, Kapanen y Formenton; Connor McDavid añadió dos asistencias para extender su racha de puntos a 13 juegos y liderar la NHL con 36 puntos.

  2. Los Elks extienden al entrenador en jefe Mark Kilam hasta 2029 tras la mejor temporada desde 2015. Kilam, de 47 años, llevó a Edmonton a un registro de 13-5, el mejor de la División Oeste, y a una marca de 8-1 en casa en 2026, lo que llevó al gerente general a firmarlo hasta la temporada 2029 de la CFL.

  3. Tres finalistas al Jugador Más Destacado de la CFL: Alexander, Philpot y Fajardo. Davis Alexander (5.257 yardas, 35 TD), Tyson Philpot (124 recepciones, 1.809 yardas) y Cody Fajardo (4.788 yardas, 25 TD) fueron anunciados como finalistas al premio George Reed.

  4. El ala de los Maple Leafs Kirill Marchenko estará semana a semana por lesión en la parte baja del cuerpo. Marchenko, de 26 años, salió del partido del 26 de octubre en Calgary y se perderá al menos una semana; los Maple Leafs también listan a John Tavares como semana a semana tras una lesión del 15 de octubre.

📰 También hoy

  • Alberta presenta un proyecto de ley de protección al consumidor que incluye una ley “de limón”, detalles que se fijarán por reglamento.
  • Zach Hyman de los Oilers colocado en la lista de lesionados por rigidez en el cuello, se espera que falte al menos una semana.
  • Dave Dickenson volverá como entrenador en jefe y gerente general de los Stampeders, según anuncio.
  • Dos hombres de Calgary obtienen nuevos juicios tras apelación que anuló condenas, decisión del tribunal de apelación citada.
  • Se implementará a nivel nacional capacitación para investigar muertes laborales con enfoque penal, anuncio del programa.
  • Alberta avanzará con planes provinciales de dental y medicamentos pese a derrota en referendo sobre exclusiones, decisión gubernamental.
  • El NDP de Alberta acusa al UCP de Smith de redibujar distritos para obtener ventaja, declaración de la oposición.
  • La ciudad aprueba aumento anual de tarifas de agua para residentes y negocios, se registró el voto del concejo.
  • Propuesto centro de datos en el centro-oeste de Alberta genera respuestas mixtas locales, se informó de comentarios públicos.
  • Superviviente de incendio reflexiona sobre larga recuperación tras el siniestro en Wainwright, entrevista con la sobreviviente.
  • Trámites burocráticos impiden que niños refugiados de Gaza asistan a la escuela, reportaje sobre barreras de acceso.
  • El comercio de petróleo supera los tres dígitos mientras el crudo canadiense se vende con mayor descuento, precios de mercado reportados.
  • Mujer en juicio por presunto sexo con una menor de 15 años envió mensaje al día siguiente, testimonio en el tribunal.
  • Análisis: nuevo primer ministro conservador de B.C. podría cambiar las relaciones B.C.–Alberta, análisis político.
  • La RCMP investiga presunto lavado de dinero y fraude en adquisiciones de salud de Alberta, informe sobre la pesquisa.
  • Candidatos a la junta del UCP deben firmar declaración de acatar la decisión de Alberta de permanecer en Canadá, cambio en las reglas del partido.
  • Semifinales de la CFL: los Argos reciben a Winnipeg, B.C. recibe a Saskatchewan, programación de los playoffs.
  • Ed Hervey analiza el objetivo de un segundo Grey Cup en Edmonton, entrevista con el gerente general.
  • (Duplicado) La ciudad aprueba aumento anual de tarifas de agua para residentes y negocios, decisión del concejo.

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