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Adams llega a 21 TD con los Stampeders; homicidio en Calgary reabre cuestión de deportación y Alberta llora a Parker — Sábado en Calgary

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🏈 Deportes

  1. Vernon Adams Jr. lanza su 21.º TD, líder en la CFL, mientras los Stampeders vencen a los Tiger-Cats 44-20. Calgary mejoró a 4-4 tras la victoria en Hamilton; Adams completó 18 de 25 pases para 252 yardas y Dejon Brissett tuvo seis recepciones para 109 yardas, mientras el TD de cuatro yardas de Quincy Vaughn en el cuarto periodo selló una serie de 78 yardas. Jude McAtamney convirtió tres goles de campo para Calgary.

  2. Los tres TDs en zona corta de Tommy Stevens dan a los Roughriders la victoria sobre los líderes del Oeste, los Elks, 28-26. Saskatchewan pasó a 5-2 tras el triunfo en Edmonton; Johnny Johnson devolvió un kickoff de 87 yardas para dejar la mesa servida a un TD de una yarda de Stevens, y una penalidad por exceso de jugadores anuló la recuperación de fumble de Edmonton sobre otra anotación de una yarda de Stevens después de un retraso por lluvia de más de una hora.

🏛️ Gobierno y Política

  1. Juez escucha que un hombre de Calgary que apuñaló a un amigo con tijeras podría ser deportado. En las diligencias en Calgary se analizó la posibilidad de deportación tras un homicidio en el que el acusado mató a un amigo clavándole tijeras; en la audiencia se presentaron detalles sobre el estatus migratorio del imputado y los próximos pasos del tribunal.

  2. Los albertanos lloran la muerte del niño de 11 años Parker y exigen mejores protecciones para niños vulnerables. La desaparición del menor motivó una búsqueda de 11 días que involucró a cientos de policías y voluntarios, y la directora ejecutiva de Autism Edmonton, Cassandra Rascal, instó a capacitar al público sobre cómo responder con seguridad ante un niño neurodivergente perdido, y dijo que miembros han compartido muchas historias de casi pérdidas por deambulación.

📰 También hoy

  • Enbridge pospone planes para la segunda fase de la expansión del oleoducto Mainline.
  • El alcalde de Wetaskiwin pide una revisión judicial tras restringirle el acceso al ayuntamiento.
  • La RCMP de Alberta acusa a un hombre de robo y falsificación de documentos en un caso de abigeato.
  • WestJet cancela 81 vuelos antes del plazo de huelga del domingo.
  • Nuevas licencias integradas provocan esperas más largas en los registros de Alberta.
  • Fallece a los 101 años uno de los últimos veteranos canadienses de la Segunda Guerra Mundial.
  • Estudio: parabrisas más limpios después de viajes por carretera pueden indicar colisiones intensas con insectos.

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