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卡加利要聞 · 週三 — 補選翻盤、分離成本報告與衝鋒者對陣紅黑

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 亞伯達新民主黨(New Democratic Party)在最近的卡加利補選中翻轉了聯合保守黨(United Conservative Party)的選區。 投票後分析指出,省內分離主義與新民主黨的願景是造成翻盤的主要原因,地方競選訊息在維持省內團結與政策立場上明顯對比雙方。
  2. 卡加利大學公共政策學院(University of Calgary School of Public Policy)的一份報告指出,分離可能高達1700億。 這份政府委託研究估計,分離在前五年內的短期成本介於500億至1700億之間,並警告若分裂「艱難」,國內生產總值可能在五年內縮減約10.1%。
  3. 汽油每公升在油站跳漲多達0.30;卡加利價格達每公升1.84。 分析師將此波上漲與埃克森美孚(ExxonMobil)位於伊利諾州喬利埃特(Joliet)煉油廠的停電連結起來;該廠週日失電並持續停工至週二,估算影響顯示柴油價格也上揚約每公升0.24–0.25。
  4. 埃德蒙頓警察報告,自8月19日以來至少發生20起針對南亞年長女性的分心式搶劫案。 調查人員表示,嫌犯沿住宅街區行駛,與年長女性搭話,在部分案件中強行奪走飾品;警方正將數個案列為搶劫而非單純竊盜處理。
  5. 雪木園(Sherwood Park)居民梅根·羅澤瑪(Meghan Rozema)於2021年捐出部分肝臟,後來又嘗試捐腎。 羅澤瑪告訴環球新聞(Global News),她在2021年的肝臟捐贈受贈者是一名嬰兒,可能因此撐過首個生日;她原計畫將腎臟捐給一位家人朋友,但捐贈被延遲兩年,該朋友後來病逝。

🏈 體育

  1. 卡加利衝鋒者(Calgary Stampeders)(5勝8敗)迫切需要勝利,將在主場迎戰戰績0勝12敗的渥太華紅黑(Ottawa Redblacks)。 渥太華將派麥克盧德·貝塞爾-湯普森(McLeod Bethel-Thompson)於週六對卡加利首度先發;卡加利落後西區第三名四分,十月的賽程將決定季後賽機會。
  2. 埃德蒙頓油人(Edmonton Oilers)訓練營在亞歷克斯·佛門頓(Alex Formenton)簽約與麥克·巴布考克(Mike Babcock)任命的爭議中揭幕。 佛門頓在2018年指控被判無罪後簽下一年、金額為美金850,000元的合約;報導稱,反對簽約的請願書在預定於羅傑斯廣場(Rogers Place)抗議前已有超過60,000人簽名。

📰 另外今天

  • 亞伯達將在小兒科醫師爭取擴大可及性後,為新生兒提供免費RSV疫苗。
  • 埃爾頓(Erlton)居民反對在卡加利西南部擬建的45戶可負擔住宅計劃。
  • 卡加利垃圾掩埋場火警已受控,但當地空氣品質仍是關切。
  • 一家亞伯達油氣公司因屢次違規被下令放棄資產。
  • 前省議員在訪談中表示,亞伯達已準備好建立類似黨團的聯邦政黨。
  • 政府委託分析發現,獨立的亞伯達將代價高昂且難以預測。
  • 亞伯達公投可能影響臨時居民取得公共醫療與教育的資格。
  • 研究發現,與賭博相關的急診就診人數上升,主要為男性與男孩。
  • 根據報導,加拿大廣播公司(CBC)公布了一封據稱由Bishnoi幫派寫給警方的信件。
  • 儘管政府稱以復育為優先,省級計畫下的灰熊殺戮數量仍激增。
  • 法官在判決中表示,對於在闖紅燈後撞死一名四子之父的被告「必須予以監禁」。
  • 亞伯達皇家騎警(RCMP)警告,2026年有可能成為省內道路最致命的一年。
  • 報導稱,亞伯達新民主黨在卡加利補選期間懸掛了反分離主義旗幟。
  • (重複條目)前省議員在訪談中表示亞伯達已準備好建立類似黨團的聯邦政黨。
  • 普雷斯頓·曼寧(Preston Manning)在其論壇宣布時稱,顯示丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)為分離主義者的民調「令人困惑」。
  • (重複條目)埃爾頓居民反對在卡加利西南部擬建的45戶可負擔住宅計劃。
  • (重複條目)卡加利大學研究報告稱分離可能高達1700億。
  • (重複條目)伊利諾州煉油廠停工後,亞伯達駕駛面臨油價跳漲;卡加利達每公升1.84。
  • (重複條目)埃德蒙頓油人訓練營因佛門頓簽約與巴布考克聘任而爭議不斷。

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