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埃德蒙頓週四要聞 · 原住民避風港、軍方總部與油人球迷離場

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 薩德湖克里族(Saddle Lake Cree Nation)計劃設立提供性別肯定照護的「避風港」,已募得目標6萬的超過一半款項。 亞伯達省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)在埃德蒙頓表示她對該原住民族「沒有權限」,並「尊重他們的主權」,薩德湖酋長戴爾·斯坦豪爾(Dale Steinhauer)則批評聯盟保守黨(UCP)法案去人性化;該族表示將吸引臨床人員並擬訂自己的醫療法規。
  2. 多個團體要求內閣總理顧問馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)就與穆罕默德·雷扎·加富里法德(Mohammad Reza Ghafouri Fard)有關合約展開獨立調查。 信函指出,加富里法德自2013年居住在亞伯達,2017年曾被加拿大安全機構標記,但之後仍贏得數百萬元政府合約,四個伊朗裔加拿大組織因此要求調查。
  3. 公民身分證明文件申請目前面臨近三年延遲。 報告警示,身分證明文件的處理時間已拉長到近三年,影響需用於旅行、就業或申請政府服務的申請人。

🚑 快訊與事件

  1. 一名被拘留者在埃德蒙頓唐人街停車場獲釋,引發公憤並促請改革。 該事件發生在埃德蒙頓唐人街停車場,促使當地社區領袖要求改變釋放與羈押程序。
  2. 埃德蒙頓警方將就錫克教廟遭刺事件提供最新說明。 警方宣布將對在埃德蒙頓一座錫克教廟發生的刺傷案調查向公眾簡報。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 加拿大最大碳捕捉專案在亞伯達中部動工。 開發方表示,該專案為全國規模最大的碳捕捉計畫,已在亞伯達中部動工,目標是擴大該省工業碳儲存能力。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 埃德蒙頓油人(Edmonton Oilers)簽下亞歷克斯·佛門頓(Alex Formenton)一年合約,金額850,000元,引發一名長期超級球迷不滿而離隊。 球隊宣布與佛門頓簽一年、850,000元合約,長期支持者瑪麗·魯文(Mary Loewen)、「媽媽史丹利」(Mama Stanley)表示簽約後將不再支持埃德蒙頓油人;佛門頓去年在一宗性侵案中被宣判無罪。

📰 其他今日要聞

  • 報告指出分離主義者在亞伯達公投討論中佔主導地位。
  • 亞伯達另一原住民族宣布將主辦性別肯定照護避風港(薩德湖)。
  • 針對奇佩維安(Fort Chipewyan)油砂可能的健康影響展開研究。
  • Anthropic的一名研究員表示部分人工智慧專家「真誠相信」AI可能在十年內消滅全人類。
  • 加拿大銀行執行長公開推崇人工智慧;關於就業影響的辯論增溫。
  • 馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)概述內閣在貿易戰與亞伯達公投關切下的優先事項。
  • 烏克蘭總統與馬克·卡尼將於週四訪問卡爾加里。
  • 隨著中東衝突升級,加拿大油價小幅上漲。
  • 自由黨取消能源專案審查的一層程序,調整受威脅物種保護方式。
  • 加拿大財政部長在貿易緊張情勢下會見亞伯達商界領袖。
  • (重複編號)自由黨改變能源專案審查程序。
  • (亦列於上)將被拘留者釋放至唐人街停車場一事,促使埃德蒙頓要求改革。

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