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Parker desaparecido, derrame en Chestermere y resonancias privadas — Calgary, lunes

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🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. La policía de Calgary reduce la búsqueda a pie del menor de 11 años, Parker. La jefa Katie McLellan dijo que las búsquedas físicas en la última zona conocida de Parker y en Nose Hill Park han concluido después de que los equipos recorrieran más de 8,600 kilómetros en 12 días; los investigadores seguirán evaluando nueva información y pistas tras la última vez que se le vio el 16 de julio entre las 11:08 y las 11:41.
  2. Cortan el flujo hacia Chestermere Lake tras un derrame de 1,200 litros de petróleo vinculado a almacenamiento comercial. Alberta informó que unos 1,200 litros se vertieron tras una falla en un tanque de almacenamiento en el sureste de Calgary y llegaron al Western Headworks Canal; se empleó un camión de vacío y el operador de la instalación costeará la limpieza a medida que los niveles del lago volvieron a la normalidad.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Austin Mack suma 173 yardas de recepción y dos touchdowns en la victoria 36-34 de los Elks. Mack atrapó cuatro pases para 173 yardas, incluidos envíos de 57 y 81 yardas que fueron touchdowns, ayudando a Edmonton a mejorar a 6-1 y a quedar cuatro puntos por delante de Saskatchewan en la División Oeste.
  2. Lorenzo Mauldin IV pone fin a su retiro de la CFL y firma con los B.C. Lions. Mauldin, que terminó la temporada pasada con los Calgary Stampeders y lideró la CFL con 17 capturas en 2022, firmó con los Lions tras registrar 150 tacleadas y 32 sacks en 67 partidos con Ottawa.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Alberta permitirá pagos directos fuera del sistema público para pruebas diagnósticas desde el viernes. La primera ministra Danielle Smith anunció que los albertense podrán pagar directamente por resonancias magnéticas y ecografías a partir de este viernes, según la ley aprobada esta primavera; los proveedores podrán decidir si ofrecen el servicio y podrán modificar las pruebas.
  2. Cafetería de Cold Lake cierra tras perder clientela por eventos de la petición separatista. El dueño John Ewanek dijo que Beantrees perdió alrededor del 15% de sus ingresos tras albergar eventos de Stay Free Alberta; Elections Alberta verificó casi 223,000 firmas en la petición y el propietario cerró la cafetería a finales de junio.

📰 También hoy

  • Gobierno federal y de Alberta invierten $52 millones en la mejora del Calgary Olympic Oval.
  • Informe de TD prevé un impulso "significativo" al PIB por el gasoducto de la costa oeste.
  • Tres oleadas de lluvia intensa inundaron calles de Edmonton y detuvieron el transporte público.
  • Buscan a un excursionista de 81 años desaparecido en el Parque Nacional Waterton Lakes.
  • Pequeño pueblo de Alberta considera unirse a la nueva fuerza policial provincial.
  • Consejo de Calgary dividido sobre la recomendación de aumentar presupuestos de los distritos.
  • Encuesta sugiere que 1 de cada 10 médicos de urgencias está dejando las salas de emergencias canadienses.
  • Servicios de urgencias de Alberta reportan fracturas de cráneo y huesos rotos por lesiones en trampolines.
  • Nueva investigación mapea artefactos de celt de jade y rutas comerciales indígenas a través de las Montañas Rocosas.

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