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卡尔加里周三要闻 · 补选翻盘、分离成本报告与牛仔对红黑

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 艾伯塔新民主党(Alberta NDP)在近期卡尔加里的一场补选中翻盘,夺下原属统一保守党(UCP)的选区。 计票后分析将此次意外归因于艾伯塔分离主义议题和新民主党愿景,地方竞选信息突出了两党在省内统一与政策立场上的对比。
  2. 卡尔加里大学公共政策学院(University of Calgary School of Public Policy)的一份报告称,分离可能导致高达1700亿的经济代价。 这份由政府委托的研究估计,分离头五年短期成本在500亿到1700亿之间,并警告若分裂“困难重重”,五年内国内生产总值可能下降约10.1%。
  3. 汽油泵价跳涨最多达0.30加元;卡尔加里价格触及每升1.84加元。 分析人士将此轮价格飙升与埃克森美孚(ExxonMobil)位于伊利诺伊州焦里埃特的炼油厂停电联系起来。该厂周日失电并持续停产至周二,估计柴油价格单升上涨约0.24–0.25加元。
  4. 埃德蒙顿警方报告,自8月19日以来至少发生20起以转移注意力手法针对南亚裔老年女性的抢劫案。 调查人员称,嫌疑人沿住宅路线驾车,搭话年长女性,部分案件中强行取下首饰,警方将数起案件按抢劫而非单纯盗窃处理。
  5. 舍伍德公园(Sherwood Park)的梅根·罗泽玛(Meghan Rozema)在2021年捐出部分肝脏,随后曾计划捐肾。 罗泽玛对Global News表示,她2021年的肝脏捐赠用于一名婴儿,可能帮助该婴活过首个生日;原计划捐给一位家庭朋友的肾脏因延迟两年未能成行,该朋友后已去世。

🏈 Sports

  1. 卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)(5胜8负)急需胜利,主场将迎战战绩0胜12负的渥太华红黑队(Ottawa Redblacks)。 渥太华将启用麦克劳德·贝塞尔-汤普森(McLeod Bethel-Thompson)本赛季首次首发出战周六对阵卡尔加里;牛仔落后西区第三名球队四分,接下来十月的赛程将决定季后赛前景。
  2. 埃德蒙顿油人(Edmonton Oilers)训练营在关于亚历克斯·福尔门顿(Alex Formenton)签约与迈克·巴布科克(Mike Babcock)聘任的争议中展开。 福尔门顿在2018年相关指控被宣判无罪后签下一份一年期85万美元的合约,报道说一份反对签约的请愿书在计划于罗杰斯广场(Rogers Place)举行的抗议前已获超过6万签名。

📰 Also Today

  • 艾伯塔将在儿科医生推动扩大渠道后为新生儿提供免费呼吸道合胞病毒(RSV)疫苗。
  • 埃尔顿(Erlton)居民反对卡尔加里西南部一项拟建的45套可负担住房项目。
  • 卡尔加里垃圾填埋场大火已受控,但空气质量仍是当地关注点。
  • 一家艾伯塔油气公司因多次违反监管被命令放弃资产。
  • 一名前省议员在采访中称,艾伯塔已经为类似政党集团的联邦政党形式做好准备。
  • 政府委托分析认为,独立的艾伯塔将代价高且充满不确定性。
  • 艾伯塔公投可能影响临时居民对公立医疗和教育的准入。
  • 一项研究发现,与赌博相关的问题性就诊人数上升,主要为男性与男孩。
  • 加拿大广播公司(CBC)公布了据报道比什诺伊帮(Bishnoi gang)写给警方的一封信。
  • 尽管政府称以恢复为优先,省级项目导致的灰熊猎杀数量仍然激增。
  • 法官在对一名闯红灯致一名四个孩子之父死亡者宣判时称“必须监禁”。
  • 艾伯塔皇家骑警警告,按当前速度,2026年将成为省内道路死亡人数最多的一年。
  • 报道指出,艾伯塔新民主党在卡尔加里补选活动中悬挂了反分离主义旗帜。
  • (重复列出)一名前省议员在采访中称艾伯塔准备好成立类似政党集团的联邦党派。
  • 普雷斯顿·曼宁(Preston Manning)在其论坛发布会上称,民调显示丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)被视为分离主义者“令人费解”。
  • (重复列出)埃尔顿居民反对卡尔加里西南部拟建的45套可负担住房项目。
  • (重复列出)卡尔加里大学研究称分离代价可高达1700亿。
  • (重复列出)伊利诺伊州炼油厂停产后艾伯塔司机面临泵价跳涨;卡尔加里达每升1.84加元。
  • (重复列出)埃德蒙顿油人的训练营因福尔门顿签约与巴布科克聘任引争议。

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