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Cargos por restos humanos, proyecto sobre boletas escolares y blanqueada de los Oilers — Calgary, jueves

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🚑 Rompimientos y sucesos

  1. Dos acusados tras hallazgo de restos humanos en una vivienda del noreste de Calgary. La policía de Calgary dice que agentes que respondieron a un chequeo de bienestar a las 8:15 a.m. del martes en una casa de Skyview Ranch Road N.E. encontraron restos humanos; un hombre de 49 años y una mujer de 50 afrontan cargos por ultraje a un cadáver y se programó una autopsia para el jueves.
  2. Memorando municipal: presidente de panel cobró 1,7 millones de dólares canadienses para revisar la tubería de Bearspaw tras ruptura catastrófica. El memorando señala un pago de 1,7 millones de dólares canadienses vinculado a la revisión de la tubería Bearspaw después de una ruptura catastrófica; el pago y la revisión se relacionan con la gestión municipal del fallo en la infraestructura.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. El ministro de Educación presenta el proyecto de ley 35 para estandarizar las boletas escolares antes del otoño de 2027. El ministro Demetrios Nicolaides dijo a los reporteros que la ley le permitiría fijar lineamientos para las boletas de las escuelas públicas, separadas y francófonas con objetivo de implementación en el otoño de 2027, sin imponer un único formato.
  2. El referendo de separación en Alberta tuvo una participación del 70,4%, la más alta desde al menos 1975. Elections Alberta informó un 70,4% de participación en la pregunta sobre separación; tres cuartos de los votantes prefirieron permanecer en Canadá en lugar de exigir un segundo referendo vinculante sobre la secesión.
  3. Tratamiento para heridas desarrollado en Calgary se usa en campos de batalla en Ucrania. Se reportó que un tratamiento para heridas desarrollado en Calgary ha sido desplegado en Ucrania; el informe vincula la innovación médica de la ciudad con su uso en el extranjero.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Los Oilers blanquearon a los Flames 4-0; Tristan Jarry sumó 24 salvadas. Edmonton venció a Calgary 4-0 el miércoles; Jarry logró su 24.º juego completo sin recibir goles en su carrera, y Connor McDavid extendió su racha de partidos con puntos a 13 tras repartir dos asistencias.
  2. Jugadores de Calgary nombrados al equipo estelar del Oeste de la CFL, incluidos Jalen Philpot y Clarence Hicks. La nómina de estrellas del Oeste de la CFL incluye al receptor de Calgary Jalen Philpot y al end defensivo Clarence Hicks; el guardia Christy Nkanu, de Calgary, también consiguió un lugar en la línea ofensiva del Oeste.

📰 También hoy

  • El Banco de Alimentos de Calgary busca desmentir mitos sobre autos lujosos en el estacionamiento.
  • Proyecto de ley propuesto en Alberta obligaría a las guarderías a informar a los padres rápidamente sobre incidentes graves.
  • Alberta estandarizará las boletas escolares y añadirá detalles de capacitación profesional en las mismas.
  • El concejo de Calgary aprueba tres nuevas comunidades en la periferia de la ciudad.
  • La auditoría encuentra que Ottawa abandonó silenciosamente la promesa de poner fin a las exportaciones de carbón térmico.
  • Un tractor de baja tecnología fabricado en Alberta atrae atención internacional.
  • Más provincias eliminan los cambios de hora; se incluye un análisis de efectos en la salud.
  • Edmonton y Calgary rechazaron el referendo de Smith; un informe pregunta si Smith tiene un problema urbano.
  • Equipo de hockey de Innisfail celebra ocho décadas que unen la ciudad del centro de Alberta.
  • La participación del mariscal de campo de los Bombers, Zach Collaros, en la semifinal de la Conferencia Este sigue incierta tras lesión en las costillas.
  • Un estudio encuentra que la mayoría de las muertes de pumas en Alberta fueron causadas por personas.
  • Una universidad de Calgary ve negada una apelación mientras un académico controvertido busca su reinstalación.
  • Mujer de Sundre testifica negando actividad sexual en juicio por agresión a una adolescente.
  • La mayoría de los grupos del distrito del UCP se oponen a una revisión de liderazgo, lo que evita una amenaza contra Danielle Smith.
  • Proyecto de ley en Alberta propone reforzar los derechos de los consumidores para reparar autos y electrónicos.
  • (ID duplicado observado) Tractor de baja tecnología hecho en Alberta recibe atención mundial.

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