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Gol de campo decisivo, apuñalamiento en templo y funeral regimental — resumen semanal de Edmonton

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🚑 Últimas noticias e incidentes

  1. Funeral regimental celebrado en Edmonton por el agente correccional Nicolae Serban. Unas 200 personas asistieron al funeral de Serban el sábado; falleció a principios de agosto en un choque mientras trasladaba a una interna desde el Edmonton Institute for Women, y su colega Ramandeep Kaur Maan y la interna Keira Mooswa también murieron en esa colisión. El funeral regimental para Maan está programado para el domingo.
  2. Recorrido del maratón de Edmonton resultó más largo que el reglamentario tras la carrera. Los organizadores confirmaron que la ruta de maratón completo fue 674.7 metros más larga después del evento del domingo, pese a más de 10,000 inscritos; la Boston Athletic Association dijo que los resultados oficiales sin ajuste pueden seguir siendo aceptados para la clasificación a Boston para los corredores que cumplieron los estándares.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Gol de campo de 40 yardas en el último segundo de Vincent Blanchard da la victoria a los Edmonton Elks. Blanchard pateó un gol de campo de 40 yardas cuando se agotó el tiempo para que los Elks ganaran 22-19 a los Winnipeg Blue Bombers, mejorando el registro de Edmonton a 8-3 y manteniéndolos en la cima de la División Oeste de la CFL; los Bombers cayeron a 5-5.
  2. Miyu Yamashita manda en el CPKC Women’s Open en Royal Mayfair. Yamashita firmó una ronda de 62, la mejor de la temporada, para liderar en Royal Mayfair; Nasa Hataoka quedó a un golpe y la campeona defensora Brooke Henderson quedó en 5 bajo tras una segunda ronda de 68, con Henderson a cuatro golpes de la líder del clubhouse Soo Bin Joo, en 9 bajo.
  3. Los Edmonton Oilers jugarán partidos de pretemporada de la NHL en Alemania en 2027. Los Oilers y los Boston Bruins tienen programados juegos de la NHL en Alemania en 2027, un plan de exhibición internacional que incluye a la franquicia de Edmonton entre las que viajarán al exterior.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Un joven de 16 años acusado de asesinato en segundo grado por tiroteo en el norte de Edmonton. La policía de Edmonton informa que los agentes respondieron a un tiroteo el 16 de agosto cerca de 139 Avenue y 32 Street; una chica de 16 años fue encontrada con una herida de bala y más tarde fue declarada muerta, y un joven de 16 años fue acusado de asesinato en segundo grado tras la autopsia que confirmó la lesión fatal por proyectil.
  2. Dos hombres apuñalados durante oraciones matutinas en el gurdwara Nanaksar del noreste de Edmonton. Líderes del templo dijeron que un atacante blanco entró al gurdwara Nanaksar en Manning Drive durante las oraciones matutinas previas a una boda y apuñaló a dos hombres mayores; los congregantes sometieron al sospechoso y se llamó a la policía; se cree que los heridos están en condición estable.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. La ciudad de Edmonton revisa la posible vuelta del cloruro de calcio para el anticongelante invernal de las calles. El informe sobre políticas de nieve y hielo de la ciudad indica que el personal examinará los pros y los contras del cloruro de calcio tras mociones de concejales; Edmonton probó el compuesto en 2017–18 pero lo suspendió en 2019 por preocupaciones sobre la corrosión de vehículos e infraestructura.
  2. Conmemoración del 150.º aniversario del Treaty 6 en Fort Carlton. Las conmemoraciones del Treaty 6 están programadas en Fort Carlton Historic Park con oradores que se espera incluyan a la gobernadora general Louise Arbour, a la jefa nacional de Assembly of First Nations Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak y a la ministra federal de Relaciones entre la Corona y los Indígenas Rebecca Alty, marcando 150 años desde el acuerdo de 1876.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Reabre Valleyview IGA en el barrio Parkview del oeste de Edmonton. El Valleyview IGA reabrió en 142 Street con 91 Avenue bajo la gerencia de Stuart Trenchard; el director de comercialización minorista de University of Alberta, John Pracejus, dijo que la conocida marca IGA podría atraer a compradores del vecindario en medio del aumento de los precios de los alimentos.
  2. Organizadores del Pride de Edmonton defienden la presencia policial en medio de críticas. La Edmonton PrideFest Association anunció mayor seguridad y presencia policial para el desfile de este fin de semana tras ataques recientes en otros lugares; el productor del festival, Trevor Watson, dijo que la policía es una medida de precaución, mientras que grupos como RaricaNow cortaron lazos citando el trato histórico hacia las comunidades LGBTQ+ y racializadas.

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