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埃德蒙顿要闻 · 周四

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 萨德尔湖克里族(Saddle Lake Cree Nation)计划设立为跨性别确认医疗提供“安全港”,已筹集到6万元目标的一半多。 省长丹妮尔·史密斯在埃德蒙顿表示她“无权”干预该原住民族事务并“尊重他们的主权”。萨德尔湖酋长戴尔·斯坦豪尔批评联合保守党(United Conservative Party,UCP)制定的法律去人性化。该族表示将吸引临床医生并制定自己的健康法。
  2. 团体请求宪政委员会下的马克·卡尼对与穆罕默德·雷扎·加福里·法尔德有关的合同进行独立调查。 信函称自2013年居住在艾伯塔的加福里在2017年被加拿大安全机构标记,但随后仍赢得数百万政府合同,四个伊朗裔加拿大组织因此要求调查。
  3. 公民身份证书申请现在面临近三年延迟。 报告警告,证书申请的处理时间已延长到近3年,影响需要公民身份证明以便旅行、工作或办理政府服务的申请人。

🚑 突发与事件

  1. 一名被羁押者被释放到埃德蒙顿华埠停车场引发公众愤怒并呼吁改革。 此事发生在埃德蒙顿华埠停车场,当地社区领袖要求修改释放和羁押程序。
  2. 埃德蒙顿警方将就锡克教寺内的一起刺伤案提供最新通报。 警方表示会就该寺内刺伤案的调查向公众通报进展。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 加拿大最大的碳捕捉项目在艾伯塔中部开工。 开发方称该项目为全国最大碳捕捉计划,已在艾伯塔中部破土,目标是扩大该省的工业碳封存能力。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 埃德蒙顿油人队签下亚历克斯·福门顿,一年合约850,000 加元,失去了一位长期超粉丝。 球队宣布与福门顿签订一年、850,000 加元合同。长期球迷玛丽·洛文(“妈妈斯坦利”)表示签约后将不再支持埃德蒙顿油人队。福门顿去年在一宗性侵案中被判无罪。

📰 另有报道

  • 报告称分裂主义者主导艾伯塔公投相关的网络讨论。
  • 艾伯塔一个原住民族宣布计划设立跨性别确认医疗“安全港”(萨德尔湖)。
  • 对乔治皮丘温地区油砂潜在健康影响的研究启动。
  • Anthropic的一位研究员称,一些人工智能专家“真诚地相信”人工智能十年内可能导致人类灭绝。
  • 加拿大银行首席执行官公开宣传人工智能;关于就业影响的讨论加剧。
  • 马克·卡尼概述内阁优先事项,关注贸易战与艾伯塔公投担忧。
  • 乌克兰总统与马克·卡尼将于周四访问卡尔加里。
  • 随着中东冲突升级,加拿大汽油价格小幅上涨。
  • 自由党缩减能源项目的审查层级,调整濒危物种保护做法。
  • 加拿大财政部长在贸易紧张局势中会见艾伯塔商界领袖。
  • (重复ID注明)自由党调整能源项目的审查程序。
  • (上文亦列)将被羁押者释放到华埠停车场一事促使埃德蒙顿呼吁改革。

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