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Búsqueda de niño desaparecido, retención de celulares en investigación de corrupción y escasez de sangre — Calgary, miércoles

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. La policía de Calgary renueva los llamamientos de búsqueda mientras el niño de 11 años desaparecido entra en su séptimo día. Parker fue visto por última vez en una guardería doméstica en Connaught Drive entre las 11:08 a.m. y las 11:41 a.m. el 16 de julio y aparece en cámaras de seguridad alrededor de las 12:52 p.m. en la cuadra 5000–6000 de Travis Crescent N.E.; la policía pide a propietarios y arrendadores que vuelvan a revisar garajes, cobertizos, vehículos recreativos y propiedades vacías.
  2. Un juez extiende la retención de teléfonos, incluido el del exalcalde Gondek, en la investigación por corrupción municipal hasta el 17 de marzo de 2027. El magistrado Allan Fradsham rechazó las solicitudes de devolución de los dispositivos y señaló que las mejoras de Cellebrite podrían permitir un acceso adicional; la investigación sobre presunto tráfico de influencias y donaciones de campaña indebidas comenzó en julio de 2025.

🏥 Health

  1. Canadian Blood Services advierte que las reservas cayeron alrededor de un 20% desde el 1 de junio y necesita 18,000 reservas semanales. Las citas han estado cortas entre 1,500 y 2,500 por semana durante seis semanas, varios tipos de sangre están ahora en niveles insostenibles y la sangre donada tiene una vida útil de 42 días.
  2. Friends of Medicare insta a Ottawa a aumentar las transferencias de salud con condiciones mientras se reúnen los primeros ministros. El grupo, liderado por Chris Galloway y Jason MacLean, protestó en Charlottetown por el plan de Alberta para permitir cirugías electivas pagadas de forma privada y pidió financiamiento federal dirigido vinculado a protecciones del sistema público de salud.

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. Environment Canada confirma que dos tornados afectaron el área de Rocky Mountain House el 18 de julio. El primer tornado tocó tierra a las 6:18 p.m. al sur del pueblo y el segundo a las 6:36 p.m. al este, siendo este último de unos cinco km dentro del condado de Clearwater; no se reportaron lesiones humanas y se informó granizo del tamaño de pelotas de golf.
  2. El nuevo puente Ivor Strong se abrirá mientras continúan las mejoras en Deerfoot Trail en Calgary. La ciudad anunció la apertura del puente como parte de las mejoras por etapas de Deerfoot Trail (el artículo enumera el proyecto; consulte el informe completo para fechas e impactos en carriles).

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Destiladores de Alberta celebran un memorando que permite ventas directas interprovinciales por parte de cerveceros, destiladores y vinicultores. Geoff Stewart, fundador de Rig Hand Distillery, dijo que el acuerdo permite a su destilería en el condado de Leduc enviar por Canada Post a provincias como New Brunswick y B.C.; Quebec y Yukon aún no han firmado pero trabajan para sumarse.
  2. Nueve primeros ministros acuerdan permitir que bodegas, destilerías y cervecerías vendan directamente a consumidores entre provincias. El memorando de entendimiento fue firmado por la mayoría de los primeros ministros para reducir las barreras interprovinciales al alcohol.

🏈 Sports

  1. Los Calgary Stampeders fichan al receptor abierto Damien Alford y al defensive back Lance Boykin. Alford, la primera selección global de 2025 que registró 20 recepciones para 407 yardas y cinco anotaciones, fue liberado por los New Orleans Saints el 17 de junio; Boykin tiene experiencia en la NFL y la UFL.
  2. Los Saskatchewan Roughriders se reagruparon tras la muerte del compañero Jayden Dalke antes del partido contra los Elks. Dalke, de 30 años, falleció en una colisión entre dos vehículos cerca de Lumsden; se realizan autopsias y pruebas de toxicología y el equipo reanudó los entrenamientos tras cancelar la primera sesión.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Scooter Korek celebra su 50.º año consecutivo supervisando la temporada de midways de KDays, diciendo que ‘ama cada minuto’. Korek trabaja en ferias desde 1977 y dirige los midways para North American Midway Entertainment, señalando que entretiene a unas 100,000 personas cada día durante los eventos.
  2. La consulta pública sobre un proyecto de embalse en el centro de Alberta suscitó preguntas en una sesión. Los asistentes plantearon inquietudes y preguntas sobre la propuesta del embalse durante la consulta (el artículo ofrece detalles de la retroalimentación comunitaria).

📰 Also Today

  • La policía advierte sobre un GoFundMe no autorizado en medio de la búsqueda de Parker, la familia confirma que no hay recaudación oficial.
  • (Duplicado cubierto) Comentarios de una destilería de Alberta sobre amenazas arancelarias, se señala un giro hacia mercados en Japón.
  • Manitoba abierta a conversaciones sobre el oleoducto Alberta–Ontario, dice el primer ministro.
  • Kinew afirma que los primeros ministros están unidos contra un ‘oponente común’ en Trump, declaraciones en la reunión de primeros ministros.
  • Agricultor orgánico cuestiona la planta nuclear propuesta en el norte de Alberta, preocupa por la venta de avena.
  • Exploran el impacto del aumento en el precio de los muslos de pollo, análisis publicado.
  • Niñas de Alberta visitan el Depot de la RCMP en Regina para una experiencia juvenil, el programa continúa.
  • Aumentan los casos del ‘síndrome Skeeter’ por el boom de mosquitos en Alberta, se emitieron avisos de salud.
  • La líder del convoy Tamara Lich solicita permiso judicial para visitar la Casa Blanca y tomar un crucero, se presentó la petición.
  • Un comediante propone una noche más para jóvenes en homenaje al tobogán Thunder Run, se presentó la iniciativa.
  • Hombre de Calgary acusado de asesinato doméstico será evaluado en NCR, continúa el proceso judicial.
  • Recuperan el cuerpo de un hombre que se ahogó en un estanque de Ponoka, informe de la RCMP.
  • Negocios de licores de Alberta se preparan para adaptarse ante amenazas de aranceles de EE. UU., el sector planea cambios.
  • El alcalde de Medicine Hat y el ayuntamiento niegan irregularidades en el despido del gerente, emitieron declaraciones.
  • (Duplicado cubierto) Nueve primeros ministros permiten ventas directas interprovinciales de alcohol, MOU firmado.
  • (Duplicado cubierto) La propuesta del embalse generó preguntas en la consulta pública, sesión realizada.

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