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Cargos por choque en Temple, cambios en programa para adultos mayores y Stampeders en McMahon — Miércoles en Calgary

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🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Conductor acusado por el choque en Temple de 2025 que mató a una peatona. La policía de Calgary acusó a un hombre de 26 años el 11 de agosto de 2026 por conducción criminalmente peligrosa que causó la muerte y por dos cargos de causar lesiones después del accidente del 21 de julio de 2025 en la calle 52 NE cerca de Temple Road que causó la muerte de una mujer de unos 50 años; el acusado debe presentarse en la corte el 28 de agosto.
  2. Investigan robo a mano armada con máscara en restaurante de Canyon Meadows. La policía de Calgary informó que dos hombres enmascarados con un arma entraron a Austin’s Bar and Grill en 11625 Elbow Drive SW poco antes de la medianoche del 10 de agosto y huyeron en un SUV oscuro tras llevarse efectivo; la policía pide a quien tenga imágenes de cámaras de seguridad o de tablero que se comunique con ellos.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. La ciudad deja de administrar Home Services for Seniors; muchos adultos mayores de Calgary pierden elegibilidad. La Ciudad de Calgary terminó la gestión local del programa tras los cambios provinciales de elegibilidad del 1 de julio y está incorporando a los usuarios al programa provincial Special Needs Assistance for Seniors (SNA); el alcalde Jeromy Farkas dijo a Global News que la ciudad discontinuó el servicio porque las modificaciones provinciales aumentaron la complejidad y los costos municipales.
  2. La RCMP de Alberta empezará a usar camisas azul marino en los destacamentos el 15 de agosto. El despliegue en Alberta sigue un cambio nacional que comenzó el octubre pasado; los Mounties advierten al público sobre posibles confusiones durante la transición y recomiendan pedir identificación a los oficiales o llamar a las líneas no urgentes del destacamento si están preocupados.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Verano húmedo atrasa a los productores de calabaza de Alberta tras 33 cm de lluvia en julio. Somerset Farms, en Parkland County, informa que los cultivos están aproximadamente un mes atrasados y que la producción habitual de unas 25,000 calabazas está en riesgo después de que las fuertes lluvias de julio cubrieran los frutos con hojas y provocaran acumulación de agua.
  2. Alberta busca propuestas para servicios de adicción al juego financiados con ingresos del juego en línea regulado. La provincia destinará 1% de los ingresos regulados por juego en línea a responsabilidad social y aplicará una deducción del 20% a los operadores; el Ministerio de Salud Mental y Adicciones busca servicios más allá de Recovery Alberta, incluidos programas con camas.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Los Stampeders reciben a los B.C. Lions el jueves; Calgary está 4-5. Calgary (4-5) enfrenta a B.C. (3-5) en el estadio McMahon con el objetivo de mejorar su rendimiento en casa tras una sola victoria en el recinto hasta ahora; el entrenador y gerente general Dave Dickenson dijo que el equipo necesita ganar en McMahon para subir en la tabla de la División Oeste.
  2. La caída en las yardas por tierra de Justin Rankin se debe a menos acarreos, no a su forma. Rankin suma 651 yardas por tierra en 101 acarreos con siete anotaciones esta temporada, y cuatro de sus cinco partidos de 100 yardas ocurrieron cuando tuvo 10 o más acarreos, lo que muestra que la carga de trabajo es el factor clave en los totales menores recientes.

📰 También hoy

  • Explicación sobre qué garantizan los boletos cuando los conciertos se retrasan.
  • Multan a un australiano tras incursión de un oso negro en un campamento de Banff.
  • Niño de Calgary se recupera en el hospital tras casi ahogarse en un río de Columbia Británica.
  • Cuatro jugadores juveniles de Hockey Canada de 2018 siguen suspendidos.
  • Actualización diaria sobre los incendios forestales en Columbia Británica para el 12 de agosto.
  • Familias de Saskatchewan piden una Alerta Indigo tras la muerte de un niño desaparecido de Calgary.
  • Los derechos de radio de los Calgary Flames pasan a Corus Entertainment.
  • A algunos estudiantes internacionales se les niegan permisos de trabajo posteriores a los estudios en Alberta.
  • Defensores: los jardines de infancia de Alberta enfrentan problemas por la brecha de financiamiento.
  • El Departamento de Bomberos de Calgary reporta un aumento en llamadas por sobredosis.
  • Un hombre planea protestas contra centros de datos mientras Alberta programa audiencias públicas.
  • Alerta de tormenta severa para el sur de Alberta con vientos dañinos y granizo grande.

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