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Hope Mission, homicidio de adolescente y estudio de vivienda — Edmonton, martes

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🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Jazmin Dhesi, de 16 años, murió tras ser baleada afuera de un condominio en Hairsine; hay un arresto. Dhesi fue baleada poco antes de las 7 a. m. frente a Park Hill Condominiums en el noreste de Edmonton y murió en el lugar. La policía de Edmonton anunció el martes que arrestaron a un joven en la investigación por homicidio. Vecinos dijeron que Dhesi visitaba a una amiga en el complejo cuando ocurrió el tiroteo; la policía no aportó más detalles porque el acusado es menor.
  2. Comienza la audiencia de sentencia para un hombre de Calgary condenado por drogar y agredir a trabajadoras sexuales. Richard Mantha, de 62 años, afronta sentencia tras un arresto en abril de 2023 y un juicio que empezó en enero de 2024; la jueza Judith Shriar lo declaró culpable en abril de seis cargos, incluidos agresión sexual y administrar conscientemente una sustancia nociva, por hechos que se alegan entre septiembre de 2020 y marzo de 2023.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. La concejala Karen Principe pide un informe sobre el efecto del desarrollo intensivo en el valor de las viviendas cercanas. La moción de Principe solicita que el personal estudie el impacto de construcciones multifamiliares tras un cambio del reglamento de zonificación de 2024 que permitió desde seis unidades hasta edificios de 16 viviendas; un estudio financiado por Edmonton Neighbourhoods United encontró que las casas dentro de 50 metros de desarrollos multifamiliares se vendieron en promedio un 7.4% menos, aproximadamente 34,000 por venta en la muestra analizada.
  2. Empresas de Alberta preocupadas ante negociaciones arancelarias de EE. UU. que se acercan al plazo de medianoche, advierte la Cámara de Calgary. Ruhee Ismail-Teja, vicepresidenta de políticas de la Calgary Chamber of Commerce, dijo que las firmas de Alberta están “muy preocupadas” mientras los negociadores consideran un posible arancel estadounidense del 50%, y advirtió que el resultado “consolidará” si las empresas se expanden hacia EE. UU. o priorizan los mercados internos canadienses tras 18 meses de incertidumbre comercial.
  3. Hope Mission pide rezonificación para convertir una tienda de segunda mano/almacén en un refugio permanente de 120 camas en Edmonton. En la audiencia pública sobre la rezonificación del sitio cerca de Argyll Road y la calle 75, el director sénior de Hope Mission, Tim Pasma, dijo que la agencia registró un aumento del 23% en visitas invernales el año pasado y quiere descentralizar servicios; negocios vecinos en la audiencia se opusieron por la cercanía a un casino y tiendas de licores y cannabis.
  4. Alcalde de Wetaskiwin, Joe Branco, autorizado a regresar tras un acuerdo provisional aprobado por la corte; debe repetir capacitación. Una orden judicial levantó la prohibición de que Branco asista al concejo municipal después de que aceptó repetir la capacitación sobre ambiente laboral respetuoso y evitar contacto con la denunciante; Branco admitió múltiples alegaciones en el informe municipal y su abogado planea una revisión judicial con una primera audiencia prevista para el otoño de 2027.

🏈 Deportes

  1. J.J. Ross, de Edmonton, nombrado mejor jugador de la CFL en la semana 11 tras partido con dos intercepciones y un touchdown. Ross registró dos intercepciones, incluida una devolución de 85 yardas para touchdown, y tuvo cuatro tacleadas defensivas en la victoria de Edmonton por 42-12 sobre Toronto; fue su primer partido con múltiples intercepciones y su primer touchdown en la carrera. Sus compañeros Cody Fajardo (301 yardas de pase, un TD) y Zander Horvath, de B.C., también recibieron honores semanales de la semana 11.
  2. Tyson Philpot lidera la CFL a mitad de temporada con 98 targets, 74 recepciones y 1,154 yardas. A sus 26 años, Philpot marcha hacia una proyección de 148 recepciones y 2,308 yardas — cifras que romperían los récords canadienses de una temporada para recepciones (116) y yardas recibidas (1,662) y superarían la marca histórica de yardas de Allen Pitts de 2,036; Philpot llegó a 1,000 yardas en ocho partidos, la marca más rápida para un canadiense.

📰 También hoy

  • Se espera que negociadores de Canadá y EE. UU. se reúnan de nuevo antes del plazo arancelario de medianoche.
  • Telus World of Science retrasa su reapertura hasta el próximo año.
  • Edmonton presenta un plan para combatir el creciente problema de la enfermedad del olmo holandés.
  • Empresarios estadounidenses advierten que aranceles del 50% podrían obligarles a abandonar a proveedores canadienses.
  • Bibliotecarios de Alberta preocupados por cumplir nuevas restricciones antes del plazo del 1.º de enero.
  • Un piloto de inmigración rural en Alberta ofrece lecciones para el debate sobre control provincial.
  • Un ensayo de la U of A añade evidencia de que caminar puede ayudar en la recuperación del TEPT.
  • Carney califica las negociaciones arancelarias de última hora en EE. UU. como 'delicadas' e 'intensas'.
  • La Alberta Utilities Commission rechaza una planta de energía para un plan de centro de datos en Olds.
  • La primera ministra Danielle Smith convoca elecciones parciales en Calgary‑Shaw.
  • Líder de Treaty 6 pide respeto después de que Alberta falte a evento conmemorativo.
  • Disputa sobre la exactitud de la ruta del Maratón de Edmonton involucra a corredores élite y amateurs.
  • Ministro federal de Salud preocupado mientras Alberta adopta un modelo de práctica dual en salud.

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