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卡尔加里周二要闻 · 绿线地面方案、预算泄露与垃圾场火情

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 执行委员会支持在第十大道西(10 Ave S.W.)沿地面铺设绿线,穿过市中心。 委员会周二以12比1表决通过,倾向于在第十大道西的地面走廊,终点设在第1街至第2街西之间的一个车站;第2选区议员詹妮弗·温内斯是唯一反对者。项目负责人表示,在2016至2024年研究的22条线路中,这一选项是唯一能符合现有预算的方案。
  2. 议员兰登·约翰斯顿就泄露机密预算文件道歉,并表示会再次为此而为。 约翰斯顿承认将闭门会议的预算文件交给环球新闻(Global News),文件显示一种情形下可能导致最高20% 的财产税上调;他对记者表示如果有必要还会再违反规定;由于省级法律变更,市议会已无权对他进行制裁。
  3. 艾伯塔工商理事会敦促在10月19日分离主义公投前投票“选择加拿大”。 代表130多位首席执行官的该理事会警告称,10月19日的投票将带来“大规模不确定性”,主席亚当·莱格称分离是“一场冒险的赌博”。
  4. 分离主义领导人杰弗里·拉斯面临约1.09亿美元的债务索赔。 特拉华州资助方迪里巴投资有限责任公司声称拉斯及其公司RathPC在与诉讼相关的融资上违约,寻求近1.09亿美元加利息和费用;阿尔伯塔大学破产专家罗德里克·伍德称这一索赔“非常非常严重”。

环境

  1. 土地所有者寻求法院复审阿尔伯塔能源监管局的孤井征费资金。 环境法律组织生态司法(Ecojustice)代表土地所有者德怀特·波波维奇和特蕾莎·帕特里向王座法庭(Court of King’s Bench)提出司法复审,质疑阿尔伯塔能源监管局对孤井征费长期“资金不足”;2026-27年的征费为1.5456亿加元,而估计的清理总成本为16.6亿加元。
  2. 消防员连夜扑救卡尔加里东南部一个垃圾填埋场的持续火情。 报道称,消防队周二在该东南部垃圾填埋场继续进行夜间封控和扑救工作。

📰 还有这些要闻

  • 北阿尔伯塔理工学院(NAIT)动工兴建7.79亿加元的高级技能中心,新增5,500个学生名额。
  • 艾伯塔土地所有者对用于清理孤井的征收金额发起法律挑战。
  • 工商界人士称艾伯塔承诺的独立是“虚构”。
  • 联邦政府批准在艾伯塔对野马进行避孕疫苗试验。
  • 艾伯塔一名男子在创伤性脑损伤后苏醒,重走伤后恢复之路。
  • 家长对课堂屏幕使用提出反对,技术反弹情绪上升。
  • 劳工节当天,艾尔克队在卡尔加里逆转18分,以38比28击败卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)。
  • 蒙特利尔云雀(Montreal Alouettes)与外接手查尔斯顿·兰博续约,他生涯有115次接球、1,393码。

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