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WestJet cancela 81 vuelos, condena por apuñalamiento en Whyte Avenue y Riders vencen a los Elks — Sábado en Edmonton

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🏈 Deportes

  1. Los Riders de Saskatchewan vencen a los Edmonton Elks 28-26; Tommy Stevens anota tres TD. El suplente Tommy Stevens corrió para tres touchdowns de una yarda en la victoria 28-26 de Saskatchewan sobre los Edmonton Elks, que sitúa a los Riders con 5-2 mientras los Elks caen a 6-2; Johnny Johnson devolvió un kickoff 87 yardas para dejar servido un TD de Stevens y un retraso por el clima de más de una hora interrumpió el partido.
  2. Vernon Adams Jr. lanza su 21.º pase de TD, líder de la CFL, en la victoria 44-20 de los Stampeders. Adams completó 18 de 25 para 252 yardas mientras Calgary derrotó a Hamilton 44-20; Dejon Brissett atrapó seis pases para 109 yardas y Quincy Vaughn anotó un touchdown por tierra en el cuarto periodo para agrandar la ventaja de Calgary.
  3. A Kilam se le atribuye el cambio cultural que convirtió a los Edmonton Elks en aspirantes. El reportaje retrata cómo los cambios culturales del entrenador Jaime Kilam remodelaron el vestuario de los Elks y su competitividad en el campo, vinculando esas modificaciones con la actual posición del equipo en la División Oeste.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Hombre condenado a seis años por el apuñalamiento mortal en Whyte Avenue en 2024. Un juez impuso seis años de prisión al hombre declarado culpable del apuñalamiento fatal ocurrido en Whyte Avenue en 2024; la pena sigue a la condena consignada en el expediente judicial.
  2. Albertanos de luto por la muerte de Parker y exigen mejores protecciones para niños vulnerables. Tras la muerte del niño de 11 años Parker, Autism Edmonton instó al público a aprender respuestas seguras para niños perdidos o angustiados; la directora ejecutiva Cassandra Rascal habló públicamente del duelo colectivo y de la necesidad de respuestas comunitarias informadas.

📰 También hoy

  • WestJet cancela 81 vuelos antes del plazo de huelga del domingo.
  • Enbridge aplaza planes para la segunda fase de expansión del oleoducto Mainline.
  • Nuevas licencias integradas provocan esperas más largas en los registros de Alberta.
  • Alcalde de Wetaskiwin solicita revisión judicial tras acceso restringido al ayuntamiento.
  • Los relevos 4x100 m de Canadá avanzan a las finales de los Juegos de la Commonwealth.
  • Guía de los Juegos de la Commonwealth: Warner logra plata; lista de seguimiento del fin de semana.
  • Uno de los últimos veteranos canadienses de la Segunda Guerra Mundial muere a los 101 años.

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