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卡尔加里周报要闻 · 季后赛入围、垃圾场火灾与预算文件外泄

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 东南卡尔加里垃圾填埋场火灾引入私营部门支援。 一家回收公司正在支援消防队扑救东南卡尔加里垃圾填埋场火灾。据报道,扑救工作需要市消防部门与私营承包商协同应对,相关部门正在持续围控火情并提供后勤支持以保护附近房屋和消防人员。
  2. 调查人员认为儿童被害案发生在卡尔加里与雷维尔斯托克之间。 皇家骑警调查人员现认为,一名被控谋杀的父亲在卡尔加里与雷维尔斯托克(Revelstoke)之间的某段路程中杀害了自己的孩子,法庭披露文件指明了疑似杀害的地理范围,并说明刑事调查仍在进行中。

🏈 体育

  1. 埃德蒙顿艾尔克斯(Edmonton Elks)在劳动节重赛中以53-16击溃卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders),锁定季后赛席位。 埃德蒙顿以53-16战胜卡尔加里,首度自2019年以来重返加拿大橄榄球联盟(CFL)季后赛,战绩提升至10胜3负,连胜延续至四场。主教练马克·基拉姆(Mark Kilam)和四分卫科迪·法哈多(Cody Fajardo)在赛后发表了评论。
  2. 内森·鲁克(Nathan Rourke)传球317码并冲球77码,帮助不列颠哥伦比亚狮子(B.C. Lions)48-29战胜蒙特利尔。 鲁克合计取得394码,其中包含一记达阵传球和77码冲球,助力狮子在温哥华以48-29取胜。比赛中还在墙名人堂仪式上会见了球队传奇特拉维斯·卢莱(Travis Lulay)。
  3. 温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)凭借克拉姆迪(Redha Kramdi)关键防守以19-6赢下班乔碗(Banjo Bowl)。 克拉姆迪制造掉球并在第四节完成一次拦截,温尼伯在Princess Auto体育场以19-6战胜萨斯喀彻温,使战绩升至7胜6负,西区季后赛形势更加紧张。
  4. 马修·贝特斯(Mathieu Betts)签下一年合约,继续留在不列颠哥伦比亚狮子。 两届CFL最佳防守球员马修·贝特斯,31岁,上赛季以15次擒杀领跑联盟,此前在2023年代表埃德蒙顿创下单季18次擒杀的队史纪录,现与狮子续约一年。
  5. 瑞恩·菲利普斯(Ryan Phillips)在赛前仪式上入选不列颠哥伦比亚狮子名人墙。 前狮子后卫、现任二次防守组教练瑞恩·菲利普斯与鲁伊·帕萨利亚(Lui Passaglia)和杰罗伊·西蒙(Geroy Simon)并列入选,菲利普斯在现场与家人共同见证这一情绪化时刻。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 卡尔加里第14区议员要求省政府调查闭门预算会议。 第14区议员兰登·约翰斯顿(Landon Johnston)承认泄露了显示为满足约5.10亿加元资金请求可能导致20%物业税上涨的初步预算文件。他已致函艾伯塔省市政事务部长,要求审查市议会闭门会议并考虑修改《市政府法》。
  2. 省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)对原住民主权在跨性别医疗避风港问题上表示尊重。 萨德尔莱克克里族(Saddle Lake Cree Nation)宣布将提供性别肯定医疗服务并援引条约权利,史密斯表示自己“对该原住民没有管辖权”,该族称艾伯塔省法律具有去人性化的效果,并推进提供相关护理。
  3. 艾伯塔省政府启动广告活动,解释公投问题。 联合保守党政府已开始一项公众广告活动,概述10月公投的问题,向民众分发信息,解释在选择退出联邦项目时如何仍保留转移支付的选项。
  4. 艾伯塔分离公投双方押注投票率以决定10月19日结果。 支持与反对第二次脱离加拿大公投的阵营均在投票率策略上投入重兵,双方动员志愿者与传播工作,备战被组织者称为关键性的省级投票。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 法庭听证:一名“英雄”家庭男子在司机闯停牌后身亡。 在庭审中,检方将受害者描述为一名家庭男子,称其死于一名司机涉嫌闯停牌。审理中提交了目击者证词与交通证据。
  2. 卡尔加里一男子因争吵中用剪刀杀害朋友被判6.5年监禁,面临驱逐。 一名卡尔加里男子在与人争执中用剪刀致人死亡,定罪后被判6.5年监禁,判决文件显示他在被定罪后可能面临驱逐出境。
  3. 埃德蒙顿商家因疑犯被释放感到沮丧。 Valvo Electrical Supply Ltd.业主表示,保安曾拘留一名被警方以入室盗窃、持入室盗窃工具和破坏罪名起诉的嫌疑人;警方证实该嫌疑人在附带条件的保证下被释放。
  4. 卡尔加里警方试点新型无人机计划用于执勤。 卡尔加里警察部门正在试点一项无人机新计划,用于支援监视与事件管理等执勤任务,作为评估能力与政策影响的审查性试验。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 加拿大按揭与住房公司:到2036年,卡尔加里每年需额外4,000–5,000套住房以恢复疫情前的可负担性。 加拿大按揭与住房公司指出,卡尔加里去年记录了27,000套住房开工,今年预计约19,000套,若要恢复疫情前的可负担性,到2036年每年需新增4,000–5,000套住房。
  2. 卡尔加里上半年公布1.1亿加元盈余。 市财政数据显示,2026年上半年出现1.1亿加元盈余,市府官员在规划本财政年度剩余时间及即将到来的预算审议时强调基础设施支出优先。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 本地爵士二重奏推动卡尔加里流行管弦乐场景发展。 一对卡尔加里爵士二重奏正与管弦乐音乐家合作,发展日益成长的流行管弦乐(pops orchestra)场景,组织音乐会和社区项目以扩大听众对管弦乐节目的参与度。
  2. 9/11 25年后,埃德蒙顿一消防世家回顾职业影响。 退休埃德蒙顿消防救援区长唐·切尔尼亚夫斯基(Don Cherniawski)与消防员儿子泰勒回顾了2001年9月11日事件如何在随后的几十年里影响他们的消防生涯与培训优先事项。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 东南卡尔加里火情更新影响道路通行与应急线路。 对东南卡尔加里垃圾填埋场火灾的持续处置已导致道路封闭并改变应急响应线路,救援队伍在与提供支援的私营承包商协调中进行围控作业和后勤调整。

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