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Festival del Patrimonio, alza en la demanda de gas y demora en sentencia — Edmonton, jueves

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🚨 Delitos y seguridad pública

  1. La sentencia para el conductor de un camión articulado que mató a dos motociclistas se aplazó el jueves. Michael Maurice Koochin, de 40 años y residente de Slave Lake, se declaró culpable de dos cargos de conducción peligrosa que causó la muerte y seis cargos de conducción peligrosa que causó lesiones después de que su tractocamión GMC de 1995 cruzara la línea central el 31 de agosto de 2024 cerca de High Prairie; la audiencia de sentencia se pospuso porque la fiscalía tuvo un problema médico repentino y no se ha fijado nueva fecha.
  2. ALERT incautó más de dos docenas de armas de fuego y casi 200 cuchillos en una investigación por drogas en Lethbridge. El Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team recuperó aproximadamente 20,000 dólares canadienses en drogas, 13,649 dólares canadienses en efectivo y 20 cartones de tabaco de contrabando de una vivienda en la cuadra 2000 de 7 Avenue North; dos personas fueron detenidas y acusadas de tráfico y múltiples delitos con armas de fuego.
  3. La unidad de homicidios de Calgary investiga tras la muerte de un hombre apuñalado durante la noche. Los agentes encontraron a un hombre con una herida de arma blanca en la cuadra 1400 de 38 Street SW poco antes de las 23:00; dos personas quedaron bajo custodia y la policía dice que los sospechosos y la víctima se conocían.
  4. ASIRT investiga un tiroteo policial tras una confrontación en Bridlewood la madrugada del jueves. Agentes de Calgary acudieron alrededor de la 1:00 a la cuadra 1000 de Bridlemeadows Manor por una disturbio que involucraba a un hombre con un arma; un oficial disparó su arma tras una confrontación aproximadamente dos horas después y el sospechoso fue hospitalizado en condición crítica.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. TC Energy eleva su proyección de demanda de gas natural en Norteamérica a 51 bcf/d hasta 2035, citando el crecimiento de centros de datos. El director ejecutivo François Poirier dijo que casi el 70% de ese crecimiento se concentra en el corazón de Estados Unidos, Alberta y México, y TC indicó que la capacidad de transporte por ducto ofrecida en marzo en el área metropolitana de Edmonton fue totalmente comprometida por desarrolladores de centros de datos.
  2. Canfor dice que el cierre de la serrería de Fox Creek es permanente ante la escasez de fibra y mercados débiles. La empresa culpó al agotamiento de la fibra regional, al fin de la estrategia de manejo de escarabajo del pino en Alberta y a aranceles de EE. UU., y señaló que la planta de Fox Creek empleaba a más de 74 personas antes del cierre.
  3. El Heritage Festival vuelve a Hawrelak Park y espera unos 300,000 visitantes este fin de semana largo de agosto. El Edmonton Heritage Festival reunirá a más de 60 países en 65 pabellones en Hawrelak Park después de una ausencia de tres años, y los organizadores dicen que el evento aporta fondos significativos al Edmonton Food Bank.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. El alcalde de Wetaskiwin, Joe Branco, demandó a la ciudad para restaurar su acceso al ayuntamiento. Branco afirma que los concejales le impidieron entrar al ayuntamiento en enero y le restringieron el acceso a instalaciones municipales citando asuntos confidenciales de personal; él ha asistido a las reuniones de forma virtual y presentó la demanda tras ser vetado del edificio municipal.
  2. Organizadores de la petición "Water Not Coal" de Corb Lund solicitaron una revisión judicial de la decisión de Elections Alberta. Los peticionantes dicen que se rechazaron alrededor de 35,000 firmas y que la iniciativa necesitaba casi 178,000 firmas validadas para obligar al gobierno a considerarla o convocar un referéndum, por lo que pidieron a la Court of King's Bench de Alberta que revise el proceso de verificación.

📰 También hoy

  • Advertencias de calor para Calgary y Medicine Hat; se pronostican 38 C en Medicine Hat.
  • Crece el memorial improvisado en Calgary tras identificar el cuerpo como el de Parker, de 11 años.
  • Expertos advierten: no conduzca por calles inundadas; reiteran recomendaciones de seguridad.
  • Sindicato de tripulantes de cabina de WestJet recibió un aviso de huelga de 72 horas.
  • La autopista Canmore-Kananaskis apunta a reabrir a mediados de agosto tras un desprendimiento de rocas.
  • Los beneficios de salud patrocinados por empleadores en Alberta podrían costar más para trabajadores mayores de 65 años con los cambios propuestos.
  • Un informe filtrado dice que los servicios de salud en Lloydminster están 'luchando por mantenerse al día', según el NDP.
  • El índice de gravedad delictiva en Edmonton baja a un mínimo de cinco años, muestran datos de EPS.
  • Algunos albertense en pagos por discapacidad recibirán montos erróneos en agosto.
  • Segundo excursionista de la semana muere tras caer de una montaña en el Parque Nacional Banff.
  • Carney dice que no 've el valor' de usar la energía como palanca en negociaciones comerciales con EE. UU.

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