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卡爾加里要聞 · 週回顧:晉級、掩埋場火災與預算外洩

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 卡爾加里東南掩埋場火災獲民間企業協助。 報導指出,一家回收公司正協助消防隊應對卡爾加里東南掩埋場火災,市府消防單位與私人承包商需協調聯合救援,持續進行圍控作業並提供後勤支援以保護附近建物與救援人員。
  2. 調查單位認為兒童遇害地點介於卡爾加里與雷福爾斯托克間。 皇家騎警在法庭資料中表示,被控謀殺的父親疑在卡爾加里與雷福爾斯托克(Revelstoke)之間某處殺害子女,文件詳列疑似案發地理範圍及持續進行的刑事偵查。

🏈 體育

  1. 艾德蒙頓艾爾克斯(Edmonton Elks)以53比16勞工日戰勝牛仔隊,確定晉級季後賽。 艾爾克斯在勞工日重賽以53比16擊敗卡爾加里,隊伍戰績提升至10勝3敗,連勝場次擴大到四場,總教練馬克·基蘭(Mark Kilam)與四分衛科迪·法哈多(Cody Fajardo)賽後發表談話。
  2. 納森·羅克(Nathan Rourke)傳球317碼、跑陣77碼,卑詩獅子隊(B.C. Lions)以48比29擊敗蒙特婁。 羅克合計394碼進攻,其中包含一次達陣傳球與77碼跑陣助隊以48比29勝出,賽中亦於溫哥華舉行的名人牆致敬儀式遇見隊史名將特拉維斯·盧雷(Travis Lulay)。
  3. 溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers)在班喬盃(Banjo Bowl)以19比6取勝,克拉姆迪(Redha Kramdi)關鍵防守扭轉戰局。 克拉姆迪製造掉球並在第四節攔截,溫尼伯在普林塞斯自動化體育場靠防守端守住勝利,戰績升為7勝6敗,西區季後賽競爭更為接近。
  4. 馬修·貝茲(Mathieu Betts)簽約一年續留卑詩獅子隊(B.C. Lions)。 這位兩度獲得聯盟最佳防守球員的31歲球員,上季以15次擒抱領先聯盟,且在2023年為艾德蒙頓創下單季18次擒抱的隊史紀錄,本次以一季合約續留。
  5. 萊恩·菲利普斯(Ryan Phillips)在賽前典禮入列卑詩獅子隊名人牆。 前獅子隊防守後衛、現任次級組防守教練菲利普斯與路易·帕薩利亞(Lui Passaglia)及傑羅伊·西蒙(Geroy Simon)並列入名人牆,菲利普斯表示這是與到場家人一同分享的情緒時刻。

🏛️ 政治與政府

  1. 卡爾加里市議員要求省府部長調查閉門預算會議。 第14選區議員蘭登·約翰斯頓(Landon Johnston)承認洩露初步預算文件,顯示可能調高大約20%地稅以應付約加元5.1億的資金請求;他已致函亞伯達省市政事務部長,要求檢視市議會閉門會議並考量修訂《市政府法》。
  2. 史密斯省長就原住民主權與跨性別醫療避諱,尊重部落自主。 當馬鞍湖克里族(Saddle Lake Cree Nation)宣布計畫提供性別認同相關醫療服務時,省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)表示「對於該原住民沒有管轄權」,該部落援引條約權並抨擊亞伯達相關法律去人性化,表示將繼續提供照護。
  3. 亞伯達政府啟動宣傳活動說明公投問題。 統一保守黨政府已展開公開廣告活動,說明十月公投中的問題,分發資訊以解釋退出聯邦方案同時保留轉移支付的選項。
  4. 支持與反對亞伯達分離的兩派押注於10月19日公投投票率。 針對是否再次就離開加拿大進行公投的辯論,雙方均大量投入拉票及動員策略,動員志工與宣傳攻勢,將投票率視為關鍵變數。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 法庭聽證:被稱為「英雄」的家庭男子在駕駛闖停讓後喪生。 檢方在法庭上將被害人描述為一名家庭男子,據稱在一名駕駛闖過停讓標誌後喪命;聽證包括目擊者陳述與交通證據提交法官審閱。
  2. 卡爾加里男子因持剪刀殺友遭判6年半徒刑,面臨遣返。 一名男子在爭執中以剪刀殺害友人,判處6年半監禁;判決文件指出,該名被告在定罪後可能面臨遣返處分。
  3. 埃德蒙頓企業因疑犯在被捕後獲釋而感到挫折。 瓦爾沃電器供應公司(Valvo Electrical Supply Ltd.)負責人表示,保全人員曾拘留一名疑犯,警方以入室竊盜、持竊工具與妨害公眾秩序等罪名提出指控,但警方確認該疑犯已以保證釋放且附帶條件獲釋。
  4. 卡爾加里警局試行新型無人機計畫投入實務運用。 卡爾加里警察局正在試行一項無人機計畫,擬支援監控與事故處理等勤務,作為審核能力與政策影響的驗證性試點。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 加拿大房屋按揭與住房公司(CMHC):卡爾加里要到2036年每年增加4,000–5,000戶才能恢復疫前可負擔性。 該機構指出,卡爾加里去年有27,000戶開工,今年預估約19,000戶,為恢復疫情前的房價可負擔性,未來需每年增加4,000至5,000戶住宅供給。
  2. 卡爾加里市在2026年上半年出現加元1.1億盈餘。 市府財務報表顯示2026年上半年有加元1.1億盈餘,市府官員強調基礎建設支出優先順序,並規劃下半年度與即將到來的預算審議。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 本地爵士二重奏助推卡爾加里流行管弦樂圈興起。 一組卡爾加里爵士二重奏正與管弦樂手合作,推展日益成長的流行(pops)管弦樂場景,籌辦音樂會與社區企劃,擴大觀眾對管弦樂節目的參與度。
  2. 9/11廿五週年,埃德蒙頓一個消防家庭回顧職涯影響。 退休的埃德蒙頓消防救援區長唐·切尼亞夫斯基(Don Cherniawski)與消防員兒子泰勒回憶2001年9月11日攻擊如何影響他們的救援生涯與後續幾十年的訓練重點。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 掩埋場火災最新狀態影響卡爾加里東南路段通行與救援路線。 由於持續應對卡爾加里東南掩埋場火災,部分道路封閉且緊急應變路線已調整,救援隊伍正與支援的私人承包商協調圍控與後勤作業。

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