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Tensión en aguas pluviales, cierres en el centro y orden por calor en la prisión — Edmonton, martes

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. RCMP dicen que jugador de la CFL de Leduc iba por el lado equivocado de la carretera con alcohol y cannabis cuando el choque mató a dos. La RCMP informó que Jayden Dalke, 30, de Leduc, conducía por el lado contrario de la interestatal 11 cerca de Lumsden cuando su SUV embistió a otro vehículo el sábado, matando a Dalke y a Bhishma Rajyaguru, de 22 años; se ordenaron autopsias y pruebas toxicológicas.
  2. Primeros respondedores testificaron en el juicio por asesinato contra una operadora de guardería diurna de Alberta acusada por la muerte de un lactante. El tribunal escuchó esta semana declaraciones en el caso contra la operadora imputada tras la muerte de un bebé bajo su cuidado; fiscales y la defensa presentaron testimonios de paramédicos y personal de salas de urgencias durante las diligencias preliminares.

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. El sistema de aguas pluviales de Edmonton está exigido tras casi dos meses de lluvias intensas, dice EPCOR. Craig Bonneville de EPCOR afirmó que el suelo saturado y los eventos continuos —incluyendo una lluvia de varios días en junio y tormentas recientes— han dejado las alcantarillas y las instalaciones de aguas pluviales sin capacidad de recuperación, lo que ha contribuido a pasos deprimidos inundados en Yellowhead Trail y Whitemud Drive y a múltiples hundimientos.
  2. Alberta tiene ahora 13 incendios forestales activos pero la calidad del aire sigue siendo mala en partes de la provincia. Alberta Wildfire informó 12 incendios controlados y uno contenido el martes; Fort Chipewyan y Grande Prairie midieron un AQI de 10+ con pronósticos que indican que la mayoría de las zonas volverán a riesgo bajo (3) hacia la noche del miércoles.
  3. Northern Tornadoes Project registra 26 tornados en Alberta hasta ahora este año, un aumento superior al 50%. El director, el Dr. David Sills, dijo que el proyecto ha documentado 26 tornados a fecha del 21 de julio y despliega equipos a nivel nacional para verificar y evaluar supuestos tornados, lo que contribuye a un total documentado superior al promedio esta temporada.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Al menos seis restaurantes del centro de Edmonton han cerrado desde junio; los dueños citan obras y problemas de acceso. Entre los cierres están Khazana (107 Street), Greta bar (109 Street), kb&co, Kommune, Bündok y PlayWright; el exgerente de Khazana, Maheik Bhasin, dijo que el restaurante, de 28 años, perdió acceso vehicular en medio de las obras del parque O-day’min y de la Valley Line West LRT.
  2. Encuesta halla que cuatro de cada cinco habitantes de Alberta temen que centros de datos de IA aumenten sus facturas eléctricas y dañen el medio ambiente. La firma Leger mostró que 81% de los encuestados está preocupado por el costo de la electricidad y 79% por los impactos ambientales; la pesquisa llega mientras Meta anunció un gran centro en Sturgeon County, al norte de Edmonton.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Un tribunal federal ordenó que la prisión de mujeres de Edmonton atienda un historial de quejas por calor extremo. Un juez federal instruyó a la institución a tomar medidas correctivas tras denuncias documentadas sobre condiciones de calor extremo, y la resolución exige la implementación de medidas específicas para la seguridad de las presas.
  2. Nueve primeros ministros acordaron levantar barreras a la venta interestatal directa al consumidor de alcohol, con efecto inmediato. El acuerdo permite que cerveceros y destiladores envíen cerveza, vino y licores a través de las fronteras provinciales; Quebec, Yukon, N.W.T. y Nunavut no firmaron, mientras que British Columbia tiene hasta febrero de 2027 para finalizar la regulación.

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  • Mujer de Alberta diagnosticada erróneamente con trastorno bipolar en realidad tenía una rara enfermedad autoinmune, investigación médica personal.
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  • Nuevo puente Ivor Strong en Deerfoot Trail de Calgary abrirá el 27 de julio, parte de un proyecto de 700 millones.
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