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埃德蒙顿周六要闻:福尔门顿签约、选举工作人员短缺与史密斯线上发言

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🎨 社区与文化

  1. 埃德蒙顿油人(Edmonton Oilers)签下亚历克斯·福尔门顿(Alex Formenton),引发本地强烈反弹。 现年26岁的福尔门顿在与瑞士HC Ambri‑Piotta(HC Ambri‑Piotta)效力三个赛季后,于9月9日与埃德蒙顿油人签下一年、850,000加元的合同;他在2025年7月就2018年冰球加拿大(Hockey Canada)晚宴的性侵指控被判无罪。该签约触发了一份近7万签名的请愿书,并在周六于罗杰斯广场外发生抗议。球队方面表示已完成复职程序并进行了“长期的尽职调查”。

🏈 体育

  1. 特里斯坦·贾里(Tristan Jarry)力争作为油人首发门将卷土重来。 贾里于上赛季12月12日被球队交易引入,2025-26赛季为埃德蒙顿出场19场,战绩为9胜6负2平,他将首发出战9月29日的揭幕战。弗雷德里克·安德森(Frederik Andersen)膝伤仍在恢复,预计会缺阵至10月底。球队在训练营保留了七名门将,并在休赛期通过与水牛城的交易增添了德文·莱维(Devon Levi);莱维在国家冰球联盟已有39场出场纪录。

  2. 埃德蒙顿麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)以19比24不敌多伦多阿尔戈(Toronto Argonauts);阿尔戈晋级季后赛。 周六比赛中,查德·凯利(Chad Kelly)传出两记达阵传球,帮助多伦多锁定季后赛席位;凯利完成19次传球中的19次连接(译注:原文为19-of-31),获得373码。此役失利使麋鹿未能确保季后赛席位;此前蒙特利尔在周五以37比25击败汉密尔顿,已让多伦多提前晋级。

  3. 卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)以62码射门绝杀渥太华,40比38取胜。 雷内·帕雷德斯(Rene Paredes)在终场前两秒命中职业生涯最远的62码射门,帮助卡尔加里周六以40比38取胜;卡尔加里战绩升至6胜8负,渥太华则以0胜13负开局,成为历史上第二支开局连续13负的CFL球队。麦克莱德·贝塞尔‑汤普森(McLeod Bethel‑Thompson)为渥太华传出五次达阵传球,但仍在卡尔加里的麦克马洪体育场落败。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔选举局(Elections Alberta)招募6万名公投选务人员进度不足一半。 艾伯塔选举局报告称,为10月19日公投所需的6万名选务人员,招募人数不到一半。随着省内为提前投票和投票日的物流做准备,这一缺口引发了对各地提前投票站和返还办事处人手配置的担忧。

  2. 艾伯塔在10月19日公投前暂时调整选民名册规则。 省政府本月对选民名册规则做出临时调整,以简化居住资格核验和选民资格审查,此举引发新民主党(NDP)公开表达担忧。相关调整仅适用于即将到来的公投管理,不改变永久选举法。

  3. 省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)在一次线上论坛上呼吁艾伯塔人留在加拿大。 在由普雷斯顿·曼宁(Preston Manning)和戈登·坎贝尔(Gordon Campbell)联合主办的虚拟集会上,史密斯周六列举了对联邦政府的不满,并表示已宣布于10月19日举行公投,公投可能包括有关追求分离的问题。她在发言中还谈到了农民和年轻家庭面临的可负担性压力。

📰 还有今天

  • 今夏降雨被指导致蚊虫增多,报告称积水点增多。
  • 大草原市(Grande Prairie)新成瘾治疗中心开业,报告未详述资金与床位数。
  • 劳埃德明斯特重油展(Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show)带来业界乐观,据报道为多年最大人流。
  • 专栏:用“脱欧”类比讨论艾伯塔分离风险,作者反思家庭观点。
  • 评论质疑亲加拿大家运动何在,质询本地有组织响应。
  • 自由党考虑赋予部长终止罢工权力,引述联邦消息来源。
  • 福特麦克默里举办十多年来最大规模油砂博览会,参展商表示乐观。
  • 卡尔加里市议会在是否对艾伯塔分离表态上意见分歧,投票未决。
  • 新地图展示加拿大复杂时区,交互式地图已更新。
  • 卡尼政府就原住民儿童福利投诉提起第三次法院挑战,诉讼仍在进行中。
  • 雷德迪尔将用290万联邦住房资金建设永久支持性住房,市议会批准拨款。

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