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埃德蒙顿周二要闻:玩具主题过山车、交通死亡上升与肯尼(Jason Kenney)警告

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 艾伯塔省有望出现十年来最高的交通死亡人数。 皇家骑警(RCMP)记录显示,2026年1月1日至8月31日,皇家骑警管辖道路上发生192起交通致死事故,较2025年同期的144起上升;艾伯塔省皇家骑警表示,6月是唯一一个低于正常的月份,并警告若趋势持续,2026年可能创下十年新高。
  2. 卡尔加里男子因在YouTube威胁要杀害马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)被控。 皇家骑警内务科称,31岁卡尔加里居民杰米·达科斯塔(Jamie Dacosta)在2026年7月28日发布的YouTube视频后,依据《刑法》264.1(1)(a)条被起诉;达科斯塔仍被羁押,预定于2026年9月15日在卡尔加里艾伯塔省司法法院出庭。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 贾森·肯尼(Jason Kenney)将卡尔加里-肖(Calgary-Shaw)补选失利归因于分离主义讨论。 肯尼在X上发文称,新民主党(NDP)在卡尔加里-肖的补选胜利表明,支持分离的选票可能反而把胜利拱手让给像新民主党和联邦自由党这样的政党;肯尼敦促选民在10月19日的分离公投前重视这一结果。
  2. 埃德蒙顿填地争议凸显限制性契约与开发商购入有争议地块。 在麦奎因(McQueen)社区,开发商泰里·帕拉尼奇(Terry Paranych)购入一块位于146街与110大道附近、原计划建八户联排的地块,现计划建造一座2,500平方英尺的两层独立屋;帕拉尼奇表示,该项目将包括四间卧室和一处双车库连体车库。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 以“飞镖发射器”(Nerf)为主题的新过山车在银河乐园(Galaxyland)接近完工,将取代“Mindbender”。 位于西埃德蒙顿购物中心的维科玛(Vekoma)制造过山车将提供两种乘坐模式——面向家庭的“核心”(Core)和更刺激、增加翻转的“量子”(Quantum)——它将替代自1980年代运营近四十年、于2023年1月停运的红黄相间“Mindbender”。
  2. 教师称学校手机禁令见效但执行越来越难。 目前多数省份已禁止小学生携带手机,并在八个辖区允许高中生有限使用;魁北克对所有学生全面禁用手机。教育部长们报告在校使用手机的学生减少——新斯科舍省教育部长表示,大约7%的学生上课期间仍被发现使用手机。
  3. 致力于挽救埃德蒙顿国家冰球联盟(NHL)球队的领袖卡尔·尼科尔斯(Cal Nichols)去世,享年84岁。 报道称卡尔·尼科尔斯在84岁时去世;他曾领导社区努力,挽留埃德蒙顿的NHL球队。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 埃德蒙顿男子因Wetaskiwin纪念艺术中心火灾被控纵火,起诉报道。
  • 特朗普称人工智能并不存在实质性风险,此言论为国家媒体报道。
  • 艾伯塔公投提议扩大省对移民的控制权,公投细节讨论中。
  • 对加拿大商品的新50%美国关税生效,关税实施。
  • 艾伯塔新民主党在卡尔加里-肖补选获胜,胜利报道。
  • 卡尔加里居民被控威胁要杀害马克·卡尼,起诉报道。
  • 社区主导的农村诊所救了一条生命但面临资金不确定性,短期补助被提及。
  • 散发反彩虹人行横道传单的女子称并无歧视意图,人权听证会报道。
  • 艾伯塔Safeway员工投票授权罢工,授权投票已进行。
  • 艾伯塔政府在筹备秋季流感疫苗行动时维持COVID疫苗费用,费用保留。
  • 埃德蒙顿市长呼吁省方审查在唐人街放下被拘留者的事件,释放流程遭质疑。
  • 加拿大迄今至少遭受110起龙卷风袭击,龙卷风统计报道。
  • 马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)推动与欧盟建立“独特联盟”的举措解读,政策推动概述。
  • 卡尔·尼科尔斯去世,享年84岁,讣告条目。

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