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Aumentan informes de odio, reabre Henwood y Smith se reúne con funcionarios de EE. UU. — Sábado en Edmonton

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🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Organizaciones de inmigrantes alertan que el racismo aumenta en Alberta antes de un referéndum. Saima Jamal, cofundadora de Calgary Immigrant Support Society, informó amenazas en línea previas a un evento musulmán y la policía de Calgary asignó oficiales uniformados al festival; la policía de Edmonton dice que ha habido 139 incidentes de odio y 43 registrados en la ciudad.
  2. Rescatan a 97 perros de una vivienda en Fort McMurray; imputaciones contra el dueño están en revisión. Control animal de Alberta retiró 97 perros de una residencia en Fort McMurray y las autoridades provinciales indican que se evalúan cargos penales.
  3. Encuentran muerto a un excursionista desaparecido en Tent Ridge, Kananaskis Country. Equipos de búsqueda localizaron al excursionista desaparecido en Tent Ridge, en Kananaskis Country; las autoridades confirmaron que estaba fallecido en el lugar.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. La primera ministra de Alberta, Danielle Smith, se reunirá con funcionarios estadounidenses en medio de la guerra comercial. La primera ministra Danielle Smith viajará a Nashville la próxima semana para reunirse con Mark Ezell del Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, Stephanie Coleman de la Nashville Chamber of Commerce y Deana Ivey de la Nashville Convention and Visitors Corp.; la acompañará el representante principal de Alberta en Estados Unidos, Nathan Cooper.
  2. El principal negociador de Canadá explica qué salió mal en las conversaciones comerciales con EE. UU. El informe cita al negociador principal de Canadá sobre el colapso de las recientes negociaciones comerciales entre EE. UU. y Canadá y expone las razones identificadas por el negociador líder de Ottawa.

🏥 Salud

  1. Recovery Alberta anuncia que el Henwood Treatment Centre de Edmonton reabrirá una vez reparados los daños por la inundación. Recovery Alberta informó que el Henwood Treatment Centre en Edmonton volverá a funcionar después de completar las reparaciones por los daños causados por la inundación.
  2. Obesity Canada lanza una alianza para mejorar la atención por obesidad en el sistema de salud. Obesity Canada anunció una nueva asociación para mejorar la atención de la obesidad dentro del sistema de salud de Canadá.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Hombre nacido en Edmonton que estuvo meses en centros de detención de ICE vuelve a Canadá. Un hombre nacido en Edmonton que pasó meses en centros de detención de ICE en Estados Unidos regresó a Canadá, según el informe.
  2. Los Stampeders ganan 28-23 tras un TD de 49 yardas de Dedrick Mills a 29 segundos del final. En Calgary, Dedrick Mills corrió 49 yardas para un touchdown a 29 segundos del final y dio a los Stampeders la victoria por 28-23 sobre los Hamilton Tiger-Cats; Mills terminó con 118 yardas en 14 acarreos y el mariscal Josh Love completó 25 de 36 pases para 274 yardas.

📰 Also Today

  • Lake Louise y Moraine necesitan un nuevo enfoque para el turismo, dice Parks Canada.
  • Investigadores de Alberta buscan avistamientos de una ardilla en particular; proyecto de ciencia pública en marcha.
  • Surgió y desapareció una isla en el mayor embalse de Columbia Británica, reportan observadores.
  • El consumo de alcohol entre adultos de la generación Z ha aumentado, muestran nuevos datos.
  • Negociadores Canadá-EE. UU. evitan ataques personales públicamente en medio de insultos comerciales, reportes indican.
  • CBC News ajustará su guía de lenguaje sobre el 11 de septiembre, anuncia una actualización de política editorial.
  • Los Colorado Avalanche firman a Cale Makar con el contrato más grande en la historia de la NHL, anuncia el equipo.
  • Qué salió mal en las conversaciones comerciales con EE. UU., según el negociador principal de Canadá, análisis publicado.

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