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艾德蒙頓週二要聞:玩具槍主題雲霄飛車、交通死亡攀升與肯尼警告

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 亞伯達正走向十年來最多交通死亡的一年。 亞伯達皇家騎警(RCMP)指出,2026年1月1日至8月31日期間,在皇家騎警巡邏道路上記錄的交通死亡為192人,較2025年同期的144人增加;亞伯達皇家騎警表示,只有6月死亡人數低於常年水準,若趨勢持續,2026年可能收於十年高點。
  2. 卡爾加里男子因在YouTube威脅要殺害馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)被控。 皇家騎警的通告說,31歲的傑米·達科斯塔(Jamie Dacosta,卡爾加里人)在2026年7月28日發布的一段YouTube影片後,依《刑法》第264.1(1)(a)條被起訴;達科斯塔仍被羈押,預定於9月15日在卡爾加里亞伯達省法院出庭。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 傑森·肯尼將卡爾加里─肖補選敗選歸因於分離主義辯論。 肯尼在X(前稱推特)上發布,指出新民主黨在卡爾加里─肖的補選勝利顯示,若投票支持分離,可能反而把席次讓給像新民主黨與聯邦自由黨等政黨;他呼籲選民在10月19日的分離公投前注意這一結果。
  2. 艾德蒙頓填充開發爭議凸顯限制性地役條款,以及開發商購買有爭議地段。 在麥昆(McQueen),開發商特里·帕拉尼奇(Terry Paranych)買下一塊位於146街與110大道附近、原規劃為八戶公寓的地段,現在計畫改建為2,500平方英尺的兩層單戶住家;帕拉尼奇表示,該案將包含四間臥室與連接的雙車庫。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 以「NERF」為主題的新雲霄飛車在西艾德蒙頓商城的Galaxyland即將完工,取代Mindbender。 由Vekoma製造的過山車將提供兩種乘坐模式——適合家庭的「核心」模式與更刺激、加入翻轉的「量子」模式——取代在2023年1月停運、營運近四十年的紅黃相間Mindbender。
  2. 教師表示,學校禁用手機見效,但執法日益困難。 現在大多數省份禁止小學生使用手機,八個司法轄區允許高中生有限度使用,魁北克則全面禁止學生使用手機,教育部長回報學生使用手機情況減少——新斯科舍省教育部長表示,仍約有7%學生在課堂上被發現使用手機。
  3. 卡爾·尼科爾斯(Cal Nichols)──推動在艾德蒙頓留下國家冰球聯盟(NHL)球隊的領頭人,逝世,享壽84歲。 報導指出卡爾·尼科爾斯於84歲辭世;他曾領導社區努力,讓NHL冰球繼續留在艾德蒙頓。

📰 其他要聞

  • 艾德蒙頓男子因韋塔斯基溫紀念藝術中心(Wetaskiwin Memorial Arts Centre)火災被控縱火,提出指控。
  • 川普稱人工智慧無實際風險,相關言論由全國媒體報導。
  • 亞伯達公投提案擬讓省政府對移民事務擁有更多控制權,公投細節討論中。
  • 美國對加拿大貨品新施加的50%關稅生效,關稅已開始實施。
  • 亞伯達新民主黨在卡爾加里─肖補選勝出,勝選報導。
  • 卡爾加里居民遭指控威脅要殺害馬克·卡尼,提出指控。
  • 社區主導的偏遠診所曾挽救一條生命但面臨資金不確定性,短期補助被提及。
  • 散發反彩虹斑馬線傳單的婦女表示並無歧視意圖,人權聽證會報導。
  • 亞伯達Safeway員工投票授權罷工,經授權投票。
  • 亞伯達政府維持COVID疫苗費用,同時準備秋季流感宣傳活動,費用維持。
  • 艾德蒙頓市長在被遺留於華埠的被拘留者事件後,要求省府檢討,釋放流程受質疑。
  • 加拿大今年迄今至少遭遇110場龍捲風,龍捲風統計報告。
  • 馬克·卡尼推動與歐盟建立「獨特聯盟」的構想解讀,政策推動說明。
  • 卡爾·尼科爾斯逝世,享壽84歲,訃聞項目。

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