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Tiroteo en CTrain, desplome inmobiliario y ganancias de Suncor — Calgary martes

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Buscan a un hombre de 60 años de Alberta que podría haberse ahogado en el río Nelson. La RCMP de Manitoba y una compañía privada de buceo buscan cerca de la central hidroeléctrica Kelsey al hombre identificado como James Redmond, visto por última vez temprano el lunes; su equipo fue hallado a unos 200 metros río arriba. La policía cree que entró al río en ese punto y mantiene la investigación.
  2. Pareja de Edmonton retrasada tras huelga de WestJet se encontró con una conexión a EE. UU. inutilizable. Elaine y Timothy Charlery quedaron impedidos de ser reubicados por WestJet vía Atlanta porque Timothy tiene pasaporte de Santa Lucía y necesitaría una visa de visitante estadounidense para transitar; la pareja perdió su vuelo de regreso programado a Edmonton tras las cancelaciones vinculadas a la huelga de la aerolínea y esperó 13 horas para hablar con un agente.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Suncor reporta ganancias del segundo trimestre mejores a las previstas por márgenes más altos del crudo y de refino. La empresa con sede en Calgary informó ganancias operativas ajustadas de 3.23 dólares canadienses por acción para el segundo trimestre cerrado el 30 de junio, superando el consenso de analistas de 3.07 dólares canadienses por acción; el procesamiento en refinerías subió a un récord de 470,600 barriles por día desde 442,300 bpd y la utilización de refinería aumentó al 92 por ciento.
  2. Ventas de casas adosadas y apartamentos en Calgary se desplomaron en julio mientras aumentaron las pareadas. CREB informó que las ventas de row/townhouses cayeron 22.9% a 286 unidades desde 371 en julio de 2025, las ventas de apartamentos bajaron 19.8% a 408 unidades desde 509, y las ventas de viviendas pareadas subieron 5.88% con un precio de referencia de julio de $691,000.
  3. Carne vacuna australiana más barata aparece en anaqueles de Alberta, a veces mucho más económica que la local. Sylvain Charlebois, director del laboratorio Dalhousie, dijo que en partes de Canadá los precios de la carne molida subieron 18% en julio, y compradores en Alberta reportaron diferencias de más de $40 por kilogramo entre cortes importados y nacionales.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Festivales de Edmonton afrontan lluvias récord con camiones de arena y contratando meteorólogos. Organizadores dicen que el Edmonton Folk Music Festival traerá cerca de 200 toneladas de arena después de que la ciudad registró aproximadamente 580 milímetros de lluvia este verano, superando el récord de 417 mm de 1953; otros festivales ajustaron sus programas por daños de tormentas y vientos fuertes.
  2. Pazzer’s Pub de Calgary mantiene vivas tradiciones de Saskatchewan más de 20 años después de abrir. Pazzer’s Pub en Calgary es conocido por las reuniones de Rider Nation y por platos del menú como Weyburn wings y Regina ribs, que reflejan recetas con influencia ucraniana ligadas a colonos de Saskatchewan, dijo el gerente de marketing Stephen Yan.
  3. El quarterback Chad Kelly y el linebacker Cameron Judge estarán disponibles cuando los Argos reciban a los Stampeders el jueves. Los Toronto Argonauts listaron a Kelly y Judge como participantes totales después de la semana de descanso, de cara al partido del 6 de agosto; el pateador Lirim Hajrullahu y el punter John Haggerty siguen fuera por lesiones en el tendón isquiotibial.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Hombre de Calgary acusado tras tiroteo en la estación CTrain Victoria Park/Stampede que dejó a dos personas heridas. La policía arrestó a un hombre de 25 años de Calgary tras el tiroteo del sábado alrededor de las 20:00; dos víctimas fueron trasladadas al hospital—una inicialmente catalogada en condición potencialmente mortal y luego ambas actualizadas a estable—y el acusado enfrenta siete cargos y permanece detenido a la espera de una comparecencia el miércoles.
  2. Mujer acusada después de que un estudiante fuera golpeado con una correa tipo máquina en una escuela menonita del norte de Alberta. La RCMP en Fort Vermilion informó que una denuncia del 20 de mayo llevó a una búsqueda en junio que encontró una correa tipo máquina y documentación que mostraba que la “faja” se usó en tres escuelas menonitas privadas del área de La Crete; la policía señaló que los educadores no son maestros acreditados y calificó la práctica como un delito.

📰 Also Today

  • Cambio de mando en 4 Wing Cold Lake: el BGen Mark Hickey entregó el mando al Col. Tim Woods el 22 de julio.
  • Las grandes petroleras europeas sumaron 22,000 millones de dólares estadounidenses en ganancias en el primer trimestre, un alza de 40% interanual.
  • Aviso federal fija el 18 de septiembre como fecha límite para comentarios sobre designar como proyecto de interés nacional el oleoducto respaldado por Alberta en la Costa Oeste.

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