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🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. Alerta AMBER emitida dos días después de la desaparición de un niño no verbal de 11 años en Calgary; búsqueda con 300 policías. El menor, identificado públicamente solo como “Parker”, desapareció el 16 de julio y la policía movilizó a más de 120 miembros entrenados de búsqueda y rescate además de decenas de voluntarios. Alberta concedió una exención para que se pudiera emitir una Alerta AMBER pese a que el caso no cumplía los criterios legales habituales.

  2. Bomberos de Calgary dicen que las llamadas por rescates acuáticos en 2026 superan a 2025 y podrían batir récords. El subjefe adjunto James Docherty dijo a los periodistas que las brigadas van en camino de superar los máximos anteriores, ya que más personas usan el Bow y el Elbow; comenzó la temporada de avisos y las autoridades recordaron medidas de seguridad por la Semana Nacional de Prevención de Ahogamientos.

  3. En la audiencia se dijo que el riesgo de avalancha se calificó como ‘moderado’ el día en que Spencer Postman murió en Haddo Peak. Brian Webster, gerente de Parques Canadá para la seguridad de visitantes, declaró que el pronóstico del 5 de abril de 2021 para Banff no se actualizó y que Postman, de 26 años y residente de Canmore, tuvo acceso a la información publicada; el juez Karl Wilberg encabeza la investigación que recomendará mejoras de seguridad.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. La administración municipal pide que Calgary duplique su compromiso con el Werklund Centre de 63 millones de dólares canadienses a 125 millones de dólares canadienses en medio de un déficit de financiamiento de 270.5 millones de dólares canadienses. Documentos presentados al Comité Asesor de Arts Commons muestran 74.5 millones de dólares canadienses comprometidos hasta ahora y el director ejecutivo Alex Sarian dijo que la instalación, con más de 40 años, necesita trabajos de ciclo de vida; el concejal del distrito 6, John Pantazopoulos, instó al consejo a aprobar el aumento.

  2. El Tribunal Federal ordena a la prisión de Edmonton tomar medidas tras dos décadas de quejas por calor extremo. El tribunal instruyó al Servicio Correccional de Canadá a registrar temperaturas y solicitar autorización para instalar aire acondicionado en la unidad segura de la Edmonton Institution for Women después de que una declaración jurada reportara una celda por encima de 40 °C.

  3. Ya están abiertas las solicitudes para boletas especiales por correo del referéndum de Alberta.

📰 También hoy

  • Cráneo de dinosaurio en un campamento identificado como ‘tío abuelo’ del T. rex, estudio de Alberta.
  • La GRC dice que un jugador de los Roughriders nacido en Leduc manejó por el lado contrario antes del choque fatal.
  • Comenzará la construcción de un gasoducto de gas natural de 2.9 mil millones de dólares canadienses en Alberta tras la aprobación del regulador.
  • Hoekstra dice que Alberta y Saskatchewan ofrecen el caso ‘más convincente’ para el suministro petrolero a EE. UU.
  • Alberta da a las bibliotecas públicas plazo hasta el 1 de enero para cumplir con nuevas restricciones.
  • Al capitán de los Saskatchewan Roughriders, Jayden Dalke, lo hallaron con cannabis y alcohol en el vehículo.
  • Centro de datos de IA propuesto en Wheatland County genera preocupaciones entre residentes locales.
  • Algunos líderes de Primeras Naciones dicen que el gobierno debió haber consultado antes del acuerdo del gasoducto.
  • Los habitantes de Alberta expresan inquietudes ambientales sobre la ruta propuesta para un gasoducto de CO2.
  • Se explica por qué a los municipios de Alberta se les prohíbe hacer campaña a favor o en contra del separatismo.
  • Más de 8,000 residentes de Kimberley, C. B., están en alerta de evacuación por un incendio forestal de 567 hectáreas.
  • Poilievre nombra al responsable de los Conservadores para el referéndum de Alberta.
  • Confirman que el capitán de los Roughriders nacido en Leduc, Jayden Dalke, murió en un choque.
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