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Advertencias de calor, homicidio por violencia íntima y la presión en el centro — Edmonton, jueves

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🚑 Últimas y sucesos

  1. Environment Canada emite advertencias ampliadas de calor y mala calidad del aire en las Praderas. Se pronostican máximas diurnas en los 30 grados para el sur de las Praderas y el interior sur de Columbia Británica, con humo que motiva avisos de mala calidad del aire y autoridades que advierten que las condiciones cálidas y secas podrían aumentar el riesgo de incendios hasta agosto.
  2. Edmonton advierte: temperaturas interiores de vehículos casi el doble; nuevas multas de hasta 1,000 dólares canadienses por poner en peligro a animales. La ciudad registró alrededor de 40 quejas por animales dejados en vehículos calientes entre mayo y el 20 de julio (33 el año pasado) y cita una multa inicial de 500 dólares canadienses y una multa subsecuente de 1,000 dólares canadienses según su ordenanza actualizada.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Ritish Kumar, de 22 años, acusado de asesinato en segundo grado por la muerte de su pareja en Silver Berry. Los servicios de emergencia llevaron al hospital a Damanpreet Kaur, de 23 años, el 9 de julio; ella murió el 12 de julio y la autopsia del 14 de julio determinó que la causa de la muerte fue estrangulamiento.
  2. Jayden Dalke, exjugador de la U of A de 30 años, murió en un choque en la carretera 11; reportan drogas y alcohol. La RCMP de Saskatchewan indica que Dalke (de Leduc) y Bhishma Rajyaguru, de 22 años, murieron el sábado después de que Dalke condujera por el lado equivocado de la carretera; la policía recuperó cannabis y alcohol en su SUV.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. La premier de Alberta respalda la respuesta comedida de Carney a la amenaza arancelaria de EE. UU. antes del plazo del 19 de agosto. La premier Danielle Smith elogió la celeridad del primer ministro Mark Carney tras conversaciones con funcionarios estadounidenses; Washington anunció aranceles del 50% que entrarían en vigor en 30 días si no se llega a una solución.
  2. Nenshi dice que Alberta gastó al menos 365,000 dólares canadienses en contratos para promover un referéndum. Documentos de solicitudes de acceso a la información citados por el líder del NDP Naheed Nenshi muestran alrededor de 365,000 dólares canadienses destinados a un discurso televisado y a videos promocionales en redes sociales relacionados con el referéndum del 19 de octubre.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Librería de larga trayectoria en Jasper Avenue resiste cierres de restaurantes y obras en el centro. Audrey’s Books, en Jasper Avenue y la calle 107, lleva más de 50 años en el corazón de Edmonton y menciona el cercano O-day’min Park y las obras del LRT como desafíos recurrentes para el negocio.
  2. Confirman árbol resistente a la grafiosis en el vecindario Calder. Registros municipales señalan un árbol con características de olmo holandés en la zona Calder de Edmonton, marcando una confirmación botánica local.

📰 También hoy

  • Una enfermera practicante planea ampliar la atención primaria en el norte de Alberta.
  • Explican qué desencadena llamadas de evacuación en festivales de Edmonton.
  • Madre relata las últimas horas antes de la muerte del bebé en el juicio por una guardería.
  • Aficionados de los Roughrider procesan dos muertes antes del partido del jueves.
  • Tres gráficos muestran dónde golpean más los nuevos aranceles de Trump, por sector.
  • Premieres piden estrategia arancelaria a Carney durante reunión en P.E.I.
  • Productores artesanales de alcohol de Alberta celebran nuevo acuerdo de venta directa al consumidor.
  • Manifestantes se reúnen contra el modelo de práctica dual en salud de Alberta en la conferencia de premieres.
  • Dos tornados en el centro de Alberta confirmados como EF-2.
  • Fundador de Rebel News promete priorizar las condiciones de la fianza de Tamara Lich en la corte.
  • Ford (Ontario) insta a premieres y a Carney a ser más críticos con Trump.
  • Statistics Canada: las tasas de criminalidad cayeron en la mayor parte de Canadá en 2025.
  • (Titular duplicado) Productores artesanales de alcohol de Alberta celebran acuerdo directo al consumidor.
  • Calgary cierra Macleod Trail hacia el sur tras una gran rotura de una tubería principal; una estación se queda sin agua.
  • Conductor albertaine de 20 años sin licencia detectado a 230 km/h cerca de Fairmont Hot Springs.

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