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Elks ganan con gol de campo, petición independentista validada y alertas por calor — Edmonton, viernes

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🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Elections Alberta (organismo electoral provincial) verifica 222.000 firmas en petición separatista. La agencia dice que se verificaron casi 223.000 firmas de casi 280.000 nombres, por encima del umbral de 177.981 necesario para provocar acción; la petición fue anulada en mayo y actualmente es objeto de apelaciones por parte de los peticionarios y del gobierno provincial.
  2. La primera ministra Smith cuestiona las revelaciones sobre el gasto de terceros de ‘Forever Canadian’ (campaña). Smith dijo a Global News el jueves que le sorprende que los funcionarios electorales indiquen que la campaña Forever Canadian no tenga que revelar a sus donantes, lo que provocó una dura réplica del representante de Forever Canadian, Thomas Lukaszuk, el viernes; la campaña afirma que cumple las reglas enmendadas por el gobierno provincial bajo la Ley de Financiamiento y Divulgación de Contribuciones Electorales.
  3. El alcalde Nenshi advierte sobre el aumento del costo del referendo en Alberta. Nenshi dijo que el precio del referendo provincial ha seguido subiendo, aunque el artículo no da una cifra nueva; el plan del gobierno para una pregunta el 19 de octubre sigue ligado a fallos judiciales sobre peticiones rivales.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Meals on Wheels intensifica revisiones de bienestar ante la llegada de calor y humo. Meals on Wheels Edmonton, que reparte más de 300 comidas diarias, dice que los voluntarios están aprovechando las entregas para verificar el estado de personas mayores de 65 años durante las temperaturas altas y el humo de incendios forestales esperado este fin de semana; la agencia citó los criterios de aviso por calor de Environment Canada y los riesgos por partículas.
  2. ‘Buddy’, el pato Cayuga, no puede ser reubicado y no sobreviviría los inviernos de Alberta. El pato doméstico de raza Cayuga llegó a Lake Summerside hace unos tres meses, fue encontrado con un señuelo de pesca en el pico y los rescatistas de fauna rechazaron atenderlo porque es una raza doméstica que no puede volar y es poco probable que sobreviva los inviernos de Edmonton.
  3. Gol de campo de 57 yardas de Vincent Blanchard da a los Elks de Edmonton triunfo 36–34; Edmonton 6–1. Los Elks de Edmonton vencieron a Saskatchewan 36–34 el jueves en el Mosaic Stadium después de que el mariscal Cody Fajardo lanzara para 510 yardas y cuatro touchdowns; la victoria mejora el registro de Edmonton en la CFL a 6–1, su mejor arranque desde 2017.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Auxiliares de vuelo de WestJet votan 99,4% a favor de huelga; 2 de agosto como fecha más temprana para el paro. CUPE Local 8125 (sindicato) informó un voto a la huelga del 99,4 por ciento de unos 4.400 miembros el 15 de julio, y WestJet ha permitido cambios o cancelaciones sin cargo para pasajeros reservados entre el 30 de julio y el 4 de agosto mientras la aerolínea se prepara para posibles interrupciones por reclamaciones de trabajo no remunerado.
  2. Colapsó parte de una vía en las afueras de Edmonton tras erosión; un vecino plantea inquietudes. Un residente en la periferia noroeste de la ciudad reportó que parte de una carretera local se derrumbó por la erosión, lo que generó preguntas sobre el mantenimiento y motivó al vecino a plantear el asunto ante las autoridades municipales.

📰 También hoy

  • Parks Canada trabaja para proteger la trucha de ladera occidental en peligro.
  • La defensa cuestiona el historial médico del bebé en el juicio por asesinato contra una operadora de guardería en casa en Alberta.
  • Calgary traslada el puesto de mando de búsqueda a Nose Hill en la operación por un niño desaparecido.
  • El incendio Fiftynine Creek coloca 193 propiedades bajo orden de evacuación en Thompson‑Nicola RD.
  • Parks Canada acusa a dos excursionistas por llevar un perro suelto tras un encuentro con un oso grizzly en Banff.
  • Un practicante de paddleboard de Calgary en condición crítica tras una colisión en el río Bow cerca del puente de la calle 85.
  • Chase Brice de reserva inicia por los B.C. Lions con Nathan Rourke lesionado.
  • Guía de los Juegos de la Commonwealth lista a los canadienses a seguir el viernes.
  • Estados Unidos lanza un nuevo arancel para reemplazar uno anulado por la Corte Suprema.
  • WestJet permite un cambio o cancelación sin cargo por única vez para vuelos selectos ante la amenaza de huelga.
  • Tres miembros de las FAC resultan heridos tras caer en una grieta en el Parque Nacional Jasper.
  • Defensores dicen que la financiación pública a los combustibles fósiles rompe una promesa climática liberal.
  • Alberta revela nuevo plan para un oleoducto al sur hacia la costa de Columbia Británica.
  • Alberta debate una votación para abolir el Senado tras intentos anteriores de reforma senatorial.

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