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卡爾加里週一要聞

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 班夫國家公園上週有兩名健行者在分別的行程中死亡。 露易絲湖皇家加拿大騎警分局回報,24歲嚮導在其衛星定位器停止移動後於里康戴特峰(Recondite Peak)附近被發現死亡;另一名來自卡爾加里的33歲男子在與朋友走散後於蜜蜂峰(Beehive Mountain)附近被發現死亡。
  2. 西埃德蒙頓一處住家疑傳槍擊,一名女子與嬰兒受傷,警方隨後擊斃一名男子。 報導稱,與該起於西埃德蒙頓住家傳出的女子與嬰兒槍擊案有關,一名男子在現場被警方射殺並確認死亡。
  3. 位於卡爾加里南區的埃科再生資源填埋場持續陰燃,煙霧飄入南側社區。 在卡爾加里里市長傑羅米·法卡斯與第十一選區議員羅伯·沃德向省府施壓後,亞伯達省表示將公開空氣品質數據;卡爾加里消防隊表示正以泥土與水覆蓋深層燃燒物,填埋場火勢往往需要相當長時間才能撲滅。

🏛️ 政治與政府

  1. 卡爾加里-肖選區選民週一前往投票,進行省議會補選。 五名候選人登記參選,包含統一保守黨候選人麥克·德里與新民主黨候選人凱爾·坎貝爾;投票時間為上午9時至下午8時,該席位自麗貝卡·舒爾茲在五月辭職後懸空。
  2. 關於可能再次舉行亞伯達分離公投的時程討論仍在進行。 報導概述在全省定於2026年10月19日投票前,第二次具有約束力的分離公投何時安排的各種情境。
  3. 在慶祝省立150週年活動中,第六條約(Treaty 6)成員對亞伯達公投表現出不同看法。 報導指出,第六條約成員在省慶活動期間對關於亞伯達是否留在聯邦的公投意見分歧。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 在燃料費用飆升之際,弗萊爾航空獲渥太華提供7,600萬加元紓困。 報導標題指出,這家總部設在卡爾加里的廉價航空獲得聯邦7,600萬加元的援助。
  2. 英格蘭銀行總裁馬克·卡尼欲在本週高峰會尋求高達1兆美元的投資。 標題指出,馬克·卡尼設定以1兆美元為目標,作為此次金融高峰會的主要投資目標。
  3. 蒂西能源呼籲合作擴大天然氣網絡,以因應所謂「世代性」需求。 報導記錄蒂西能源呼籲各方協同擴充管線與天然氣基礎設施,以滿足長期預期需求。
  4. 前國家冰球聯盟高層布萊恩·伯克在電影《我演洛基》中客串登場。 加拿大新聞社報導,曾任卡爾加里火焰隊等球隊一員的布萊恩·伯克,在該片於多倫多國際影展首映時短暫露面。

📰 其他要聞

  • 拘留者在埃德蒙頓的唐人街、近九十九街與一零七大道的金發市場一帶獲釋。
  • 里賈納倡議者在卡爾加里一名男童死亡後呼籲啟動靛藍警報。
  • 報導標題指出,來到加拿大的人現被懷疑支持他們曾逃離的政權。
  • 由於東南卡爾加里一處填埋場持續燃燒,空氣品質仍令人擔憂。
  • 報導標題稱,另有兩人在探索班夫國家公園時喪生。

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