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埃德蒙顿周五要闻 · 看守所死亡受调查、50万邮寄投票申请、安珀警报儿童寻回

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 阿尔伯塔警察监察机关正在调查一名男子在埃德蒙顿看守所死亡案。 阿尔伯塔严重事件反应队(Alberta Serious Incident Response Team,ASIRT)在警方将该男子关押于埃德蒙顿看守所后启动调查;ASIRT 的决定可导致刑事或不当行为转介,其介入表明此案符合监察职责。调查仍在进行中,目前文件中未见任何指控。

  2. 触发安珀警报(Amber Alert)的两名阿尔伯塔儿童在西基洛纳一处乡村地产被找到且安全。 阿尔伯塔皇家骑警(Alberta RCMP)表示,周四已找到两名男童,带回时“身体状况良好”;克里斯塔·莫里森(Krista Morrison)与丹尼尔·路德维希(Daniel Ludwig)因违反监护令而被根据逮捕令拘捕,双方将在不列颠哥伦比亚省出庭申请保释。骑警计划寻求将孩子带回阿尔伯塔监护。

  3. 一名前阿尔伯塔皇家骑警官员承认两项涉及儿童性虐待材料的罪名。 法庭文件记录了该被告对两项指控的认罪;认罪结束了此前的刑事程序,接下来将在省级法院进行量刑听证。案件仍按司法时间表推进下一步程序。

  4. 埃德蒙顿警察局长就被遗弃在中国城的被拘留者报道作出回应,呼吁改变做法。 局长公开回应社区关于被拘留者在埃德蒙顿中国城被丢下的投诉,并表示将审查警务程序;此前多起相关事件引发居民与倡导者要求调整执勤操作。

🏈 体育

  1. 蒙特利尔阿卢埃特(Montreal Alouettes)以37‑25击败哈密尔顿虎猫(Hamilton Tiger-Cats);多伦多阿尔戈诺茨(Toronto Argonauts)若战胜埃德蒙顿麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)即可锁定季后赛席位。 蒙特利尔战绩升至11‑3,哈密尔顿降至4‑10;报道指出,多伦多若周六战胜埃德蒙顿,将确保季后赛资格并获得主场一场季后赛;蒙特利尔四分卫戴维斯·亚历山大(Davis Alexander)传球21中27,得218码。

  2. 卡尔加里驯马者(Calgary Stampeders,5‑8)主场迎战仍未取胜的渥太华红黑(Ottawa Redblacks,0‑12),两队都在争取反弹势头。 卡尔加里为保住争夺季后赛的希望而战,渥太华则寻求2026赛季首胜;主教练瑞安·丁威迪(Ryan Dinwiddie)表示,渥太华将由麦克洛德·贝塞尔‑汤普森(McLeod Bethel‑Thompson)首发,他上周替补时23投16中得192码。

  3. 肖恩·米林顿(Sean Millington)入选加拿大足球名人堂(Canadian Football Hall of Fame),将于周五哈密尔顿对蒙特利尔的比赛中接受表彰。 米林顿1990年被埃德蒙顿选为状元,本周四入选2026年名人堂,与布兰登·班克斯(Brandon Banks)和查尔斯顿·休斯(Charleston Hughes)同列;他将于周五晚的哈密尔顿—蒙特利尔比赛中接受致敬。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 省公投已有超过500,000名阿尔伯塔人申请邮寄投票。
  • 两名失踪的阿尔伯塔儿童在不列颠哥伦比亚省被报告找到且安全,阿尔伯塔皇家骑警称。
  • 渥太华队的麦克洛德·贝塞尔‑汤普森将获得本赛季首次首发机会。
  • 卡尔加里一家公司的多款三明治品牌因可能受李斯特菌污染而召回。
  • 机器人辅助手术现已在雷德迪尔医院可用,为患者提供新选择。
  • 一项巨型野生动植物走廊工程成为首个入围“地球希望奖”(Earthshot Prize)的加拿大项目。
  • 加拿大税务局仍有超过50亿加元的冠病救助金被发给不合资格受助者,尚未追回。
  • 保守党内部权衡如何处理领袖问题,同时卡尼(Carney)支持率上升。
  • 阿尔伯塔新民主党在卡尔加里补选获胜,未来选区图可能调整。
  • OpenAI 向加州法院请求驳回与坦布勒岭枪击案相关的诉讼。
  • 披什诺伊(Bishnoi)帮派致警察的信件——“我们将在加拿大统治”——已向加拿大广播公司(CBC)披露。
  • (重复 ID)卡尔加里公司召回多款三明治品牌,疑似李斯特菌污染。
  • 卡尼提议加拿大加入欧洲的伊拉斯谟+(Erasmus+)学生交流项目。

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