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埃德蒙顿周报要闻 · 麋鹿队挺进季后赛、陆军重组与电动越野车伤人事件

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 埃德蒙顿商户称警方在入室盗窃后释放嫌疑人。 Valvo Electrical Supply Ltd 店主 Chad Osman 说,9月7日被员工当场抓获的嫌疑人交给了埃德蒙顿警察,随后被释放;监控显示该嫌疑人骑车离开。埃德蒙顿警察局表示,嫌疑人曾被捕并被控入室盗窃、持有入室破坏工具和破坏财物罪,随后在有条件的保证下被释放。
  2. 线上请愿反对 Oilers 签下 Alex Formenton。 一名名为 Mary Loewen 的埃德蒙顿球迷发起的请愿已获逾19,000签名,反对 Oilers 用一年期、850,000(原为美元)的合同签下 Alex Formenton;请愿指出 Formenton 在2025年被判无罪,并称支持者、赞助商与社区成员无需支持球队名单决定。

🏈 体育

  1. 埃德蒙顿麋鹿队(Elks)在劳动节以53-16锁定季后赛席位。 麋鹿队在劳动节比赛中以53-16击败卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders),Joe Robustelli 接下两次达阵,四分卫 Cody Fajardo 传球得232码,球队战绩提升至10胜3负,终结自2019年以来的五季无季后赛纪录。主教练 Mark Kilam 称这场胜利是“三相位”的成功。
  2. 班卓碗:温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)以19-6险胜骑士队;Kramdi 表现出色。 温尼伯的 Redha Kramdi 制造一次掉球并在第四节抢下拦截,帮助蓝色轰炸机在班卓碗以19-6战胜萨斯喀彻温(Saskatchewan),温尼伯战绩升至7胜6负,在西部分区继续追赶埃德蒙顿(9胜3负)和萨斯喀彻温(8胜5负)。
  3. Mathieu Betts 在加拿大足球联盟成功后与不列颠哥伦比亚雄狮队续约一年。 两届加拿大足球联盟最佳防守球员 Mathieu Betts(2019年首轮被埃德蒙顿选中)与不列颠哥伦比亚雄狮队续签一年合同。Betts 在2024赛季以15次擒杀领跑联盟,且在2023年曾创下球队纪录的18次擒杀。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 加拿大陆军(Canadian Army)在 CFB 埃德蒙顿设立新一师(1st Canadian Division)。 重大重组将原有四个地理分区改为三个以任务为导向的师。少将 Wade Rutland 表示,驻扎于 CFB 埃德蒙顿的第一加拿大师(1st Canadian Division)将成为远征作战师,负责大规模战斗行动和危机响应。
  2. Mark Carney 在班夫会晤“永远是加拿大人”支持者,为艾伯塔公投造势前站台。 Carney 在一次联邦内阁闭门会议期间会见了支持联邦的“永远是加拿大人”运动的志愿者;约50名支持者到场加油,Carney 在竞选车上写下“Canada is everyone and for everyone”。艾伯塔正在为10月19日关于第二次分离投票的公投做准备。
  3. 省长 Danielle Smith 表示不会干预原住民为性别确认护理设立的庇护计划。 在埃德蒙顿向记者表示,面对 Saddle Lake Cree Nation 宣布提供性别确认护理的计划时,她“无权干预该原住民部落”,并称尊重他们的主权,同时指出省法律将处方药物限制在16岁及以上人群。
  4. 艾伯塔政府就公投问题启动广告宣传活动。 省政府已开始就10月19日公投问题投放广告,按照政府通告所述。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 艾伯塔提出的汽车保险新模式估计可为司机平均节省约300加元。 一份关于艾伯塔新汽车保险模式的报告估计,如果该方案被采纳,平均每位司机可节省约300加元。
  2. 柴油价格飙升可能很快推高全国食品杂货成本。 全国性报道将柴油价格大幅上涨与运输成本上升联系起来,并警告随着运费和燃料费用增加,加拿大人在超市可能会感受到物价上升。

🏥 健康

  1. 埃德蒙顿涉电动越野车相撞致两名青少年重伤。 皇家亚历山大医院急诊医生 Louis Hugo Francescutti 医生警告,电动越野车速度高于租用的电动滑板车,造成的伤害更严重。报道指出,两名儿童在事故中被撞,目前正在康复中。
  2. 各省招募美国医疗人员以缓解人手短缺。 全国性报道显示,包括艾伯塔在内的多个省正求助于美国医疗人员来填补人手缺口,且在需求旺盛的职位上该做法已有助于缓解短缺。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 埃德蒙顿消防世家回忆9/11 如何影响职业生涯,事隔25年。 埃德蒙顿消防救援服务的 Don 与 Tyler Cherniawski 回忆观看2001年9月11日袭击时的情景,以及双子塔事件如何改变训练和职业观;报道侧重个人记忆与对埃德蒙顿消防界的职业影响。
  2. 艾伯塔北部一流行文化展会禁止 AI 生成艺术参展。 北艾伯塔一场流行文化活动的组织方在其市集上禁止 AI 生成艺术,理由是支持在地创作者和本地创意经济。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 随着中东冲突升级,加拿大油价小幅上扬。 全国性报道显示,随着中东局势再度紧张,加拿大油价略有上升,分析师将原油市场波动与零售燃油价格上涨联系起来。

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