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埃德蒙頓星期六要聞:油人簽約爭議、選務短缺與史密斯演說

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🎨 社區與文化

  1. 埃德蒙頓油人(Edmonton Oilers)簽下亞歷克斯·福門頓,引發在地強烈反彈。 26歲的福門頓在瑞士安布里‑皮奧塔(HC Ambri‑Piotta)效力三季後,於9月9日與埃德蒙頓油人簽下一年、加元850,000的合約;他在2025年7月被就2018年冰球加拿大晚會的性侵指控宣判無罪。這筆簽約引發近7萬人聯署請願,並在羅渣士廣場(Rogers Place)外於週六爆發抗議;球團表示已恢復其資格並進行「長時間的盡職調查程序」。

🏈 體育

  1. 特里斯坦·賈里力拚重返埃德蒙頓一線門將。 賈里於上季12月12日被交易來到埃德蒙頓,2025-26賽季為球隊出賽19場、戰績9勝6敗2和,將擔任9月29日賽季揭幕戰先發,因佛雷德里克·安德森(Frederik Andersen)膝傷預計要休戰到十月底。球隊訓練營保留七名門將,並在休賽期從水牛城(Buffalo)以交易引進德文·李維(Devon Levi);李維生涯已有39場國家冰球聯盟(NHL)出賽經驗。

  2. 埃德蒙頓麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)以19比24不敵多倫多航海者(Toronto Argonauts);多倫多確定闖進季後賽。 週六比賽中,查德·凱利(Chad Kelly)投出兩次達陣,帶領多倫多勝出並挺進季後賽;他19次傳球完成31次,攻下373碼。此役失利讓埃德蒙頓仍未取得晉級席次;多倫多早在週五蒙特婁擊敗漢密爾頓37比25後就已確定晉級。

  3. 卡爾加里蓋鷹(Calgary Stampeders)以62碼踢進制勝三分球,40比38險勝渥太華。 雷內·帕雷德斯(Rene Paredes)在終場前兩秒踢進生涯最遠的62碼射門,助卡爾加里以40比38勝出;卡爾加里戰績升至6勝8敗,渥太華則以0勝13敗墊底,成為CFL史上第二支開季連敗13場的球隊。渥太華的麥克勞德·貝瑟爾‑湯普森(McLeod Bethel‑Thompson)投出五次達陣傳球,但仍在卡爾加里的麥馬洪球場(McMahon Stadium)落敗。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 選舉亞伯達(Elections Alberta)距離招募6萬名公投工作人員不到一半。 選舉亞伯達表示,截至目前已招募不到所需6萬名選務人員的一半,為10月19日公投的提早投票和投票日部署留下缺口。這項人手短缺引發各地預先投票站與返還辦公室的人力安排疑慮。

  2. 亞伯達省在10月19日公投前暫時調整選民名冊規則。 省政府本月對選民名冊規則做出臨時修正,簡化居住證明與選民資格核驗程序,僅適用於本次公投的作業而非永久選舉法,引發新民主黨公開表達疑慮。

  3. 省長丹妮爾·史密斯在線論壇呼籲亞伯達人留在加拿大。 在由普雷斯頓·曼寧(Preston Manning)與戈登·坎貝爾(Gordon Campbell)共同主辦的線上集會上,史密斯省長回顧對聯邦政府的不滿,並表示已宣布10月19日舉行公投,可能包含是否追求分離的問題;她在談話中也提到農民與年輕家庭面對的負擔壓力。

📰 其他要聞

  • 今夏雨量被指導致蚊蟲增多,更多積水被通報。
  • 大草原鎮(Grande Prairie)開設新成癮治療設施,報導未詳列資金與床位數。
  • 勞埃德明斯特重油展(Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show)帶來業界樂觀情緒,出席人數為多年以來最多。
  • 專欄:以脫歐類比論證亞伯達分離風險,作者反思家人看法。
  • 評論:質疑親加拿大運動在哪裡,呼籲有組織的在地回應。
  • 自由黨考慮授予部長結束罷工的權力,聯邦消息來源透露。
  • 麥克默里堡舉辦十多年來最大規模油砂博覽會,參展商表現樂觀。
  • 卡爾加里市議會對是否採取官方立場支持亞伯達分離意見分歧,投票未決。
  • 新版地圖顯示加拿大複雜時區,互動地圖已更新。
  • 卡尼政府就第一民族兒童福利投訴提起第三項法院挑戰,訴訟持續。
  • 紅鹿市(Red Deer)將花費290萬加元聯邦住房款設置永久支持性住房,議會通過撥款。

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