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Calidad del aire, homicidio sin resolver y orden por calor en prisión — Edmonton lunes

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🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. Alerta por calidad del aire en Edmonton mientras el humo de incendios del N.W.T. eleva el IAQS a 10+. Environment Canada advirtió a toda la zona de Alberta al norte de Red Deer sobre el humo procedente de 202 incendios activos en los Territorios del Noroeste que abarcan más de 777,000 hectáreas, y se pronosticó que el Índice de Salud de la Calidad del Aire de Edmonton alcanzaría 10+ hasta el martes.
  2. Más de 8,000 residentes de Kimberley colocados en alerta de evacuación mientras crece el incendio Matthew Creek. El incendio Matthew Creek, iniciado por rayos y estimado en 567 hectáreas, arde en pendientes escarpadas; las cuadrillas del Servicio de Incendios Forestales de Columbia Británica usan líneas de control y helicópteros porque un ataque directo es demasiado peligroso.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. A veinte años, el homicidio de Nadine Robinson en Clareview (2006) sigue sin resolverse. La enfermera del Royal Alexandra Hospital Nadine Robinson fue encontrada muerta en su townhouse de Clareview el 20 de julio de 2006; la policía de Edmonton no ha acusado a nadie y la familia dice que las investigaciones permanecen abiertas y selladas.
  2. Cuestionamientos tras el retraso de dos días de una Alerta Amber en la búsqueda de un niño de 11 años desaparecido en Calgary. La policía de Calgary dijo que la Alerta Amber para el niño no verbal y neurodivergente conocido como “Parker” se emitió el tercer día desde su desaparición el 16 de julio, después de que Alberta concediera una exención legal; la búsqueda desplegó a más de 300 oficiales y 120 miembros de búsqueda y rescate.
  3. El capitán de los Saskatchewan Roughriders Jayden Dalke murió en una colisión frontal; hallaron alcohol y cannabis en su SUV. La RCMP (Real Policía Montada de Canadá) informó que el hombre de 30 años conducía hacia el norte por el carril sur de la autopista 11 cerca de Lumsden alrededor de las 9 p. m.; se ordenaron autopsias y toxicología y la reconstrucción del choque tomará meses.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. El Tribunal Federal ordena que la prisión de Edmonton vigile el calor extremo y solicite autorización para instalar aire acondicionado. El tribunal instruyó al Servicio Correccional de Canadá a registrar temperaturas en la unidad segura del Edmonton Institution for Women y a pedir permiso para instalar aire acondicionado después de que internas informaran lecturas superiores a 40 °C y ataques de pánico causados por el calor.
  2. En la investigación se escucha que Parks Canada calificó de 'moderado' el peligro de avalanchas el día en que murió Spencer Postman en Haddo Peak. Brian Webster, gerente de seguridad para visitantes, declaró que el pronóstico del 5 de abril de 2021 se basó en reportes previos y boletines de socios; la investigación del juez Karl Wilberg recomendará cambios en las advertencias y la comunicación.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Dos niñas de Alberta nombradas cocomandantes de la RCMP para una experiencia soñada de Kids with Cancer. Maya Ferguson, de 10 años (Spruce Grove), y Haley Nedeljak, de 11 años (Edmonton), pilotaron drones, operaron un robot para desactivar explosivos y volaron en el helicóptero de la RCMP como parte de la asociación entre la RCMP y la Kids with Cancer Society (una organización que apoya a niños con cáncer).
  2. Bomberos de Calgary dicen que las llamadas por rescates acuáticos en 2026 van camino de superar las de 2025 ante el aumento del uso de los ríos. El subjefe adjunto James Docherty advirtió que los ríos Bow y Elbow pueden ser turbulentos y que las tripulaciones de rescate acuático de Calgary ven un aumento en los rescates durante la temporada de ríos.

📰 También hoy

  • Cráneo de dinosaurio encontrado en un campamento vinculado a un 'gran tío' del T. rex, estudio de Alberta.
  • La inflación en Canadá bajó a 2.8% en junio gracias a la caída del precio de la gasolina.
  • Roughrider oriundo de Alberta en choque mortal conducía por el lado equivocado de la autopista, dice la RCMP.
  • Comenzará la construcción de un gasoducto de Alberta de $2.9B (dólares canadienses) tras la aprobación del regulador.
  • Humo de incendios se desplaza desde los Territorios del Noroeste hacia Alberta, provocando alertas de calidad del aire.
  • Hoekstra dice que Alberta y Saskatchewan presentan el caso 'más convincente' para el suministro de petróleo a EE. UU.
  • El gobierno de Alberta da plazo hasta el 1 de enero a bibliotecas públicas para cumplir nuevas restricciones.
  • Abren solicitudes especiales de voto por correo para el referéndum de Alberta.
  • Algunos líderes de Primeras Naciones dicen que el gobierno debió consultarlos antes del acuerdo del gasoducto.
  • Tres músicos de Alberta incluidos en la lista '30 under 30' clásica de CBC Music.
  • Residentes de Alberta expresan inquietudes sobre los impactos ambientales de un propuesto gasoducto de CO2.
  • Se prohíbe a municipios de Alberta hacer campaña a favor o en contra del separatismo, explican legalmente.
  • (Ver ítem arriba) Investigación sobre la avalancha de Banff 2021 examina advertencias y pronósticos.
  • Poilievre nombra responsable conservador para el referéndum de Alberta.
  • Confirman que el capitán de los Roughriders, Jayden Dalke, de Leduc, murió en el choque.
  • (ID duplicado arriba) Algunos líderes de Primeras Naciones dicen que el gobierno debió consultarlos antes del acuerdo del gasoducto.
  • (ID duplicado arriba) Restos de cráneo de dinosaurio vinculados a un pariente del T. rex.

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