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卡尔加里一周要闻 · 绿线走向敲定、帕雷德斯62码绝杀与西蒙斯谷图书馆奠基

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 一名女子在卡尔加里西南被校车撞击后生命垂危。 卡尔加里警方与急救服务在9月18日对位于85 Avenue S.W. 附近的碰撞事故做出回应。警方当日发布的报告称,该女子被送往医院,情况为生命垂危。
  2. Saddledome 告别赛季期间公布道路封闭计划;时间从九月中旬至十一月中旬。 卡尔加里市政土地公司(Calgary Municipal Land Corporation)列出封闭路段,包括9月中旬至10月初封闭12 Avenue S.E.以南的第6街,以及断断续续在5A Street S.E.的封闭直至11月中旬;官员表示对 Saddledome 和 BMO 中心将始终保留替代通道。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 市议会下周二在委员会选择后将敲定市区绿线(Green Line)走向。 市议会将在9月15日从三条路线中决定;被支持的方案是在10 Avenue S.W.街面沿东西向运行,从维多利亚公园延伸至位于1街与2街S.W.之间的一个车站。该方案被选中是因为在省政府撤回15亿加元隧道计划后,符合项目预算框架。
  2. 价值4,300万加元的西蒙斯谷中心图书馆奠基,旨在取代仅有1,700平方英尺的 Sage Hill 临时分馆。 新馆面积约15,000平方英尺,位于卡尔加里西北部,计划于2028年中完工。卡尔加里市政府(City of Calgary)与卡尔加里公共图书馆(Calgary Public Library)官员在发布会上表示,临时分馆去年流通图书超过180,000件。
  3. 艾伯塔选举局报告称,已有超过50万名艾伯塔居民申请邮寄投票以参与公投。 艾伯塔选举局在9月14日确认了这一数字,为10月19日包含关于艾伯塔未来在加拿大地位问题的公投做准备。
  4. 为加速艾伯塔公投注册而引入的临时选民名单规则调整,引发新民主党(NDP)关注。 省政府修改了选民名单程序以加快10月19日投票的登记。新民主党在9月12日对这些临时措施公开表示反对。
  5. 省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)在一次线上论坛为其公投计划辩护,并敦促艾伯塔人留在加拿大。 史密斯在9月12日由普雷斯顿·曼宁(Preston Manning)与戈登·坎贝尔(Gordon Campbell)联合主办的线上会议上表示,她已将10月19日定为省级公投,其中包括就举行具有约束力的分离公投一题。
  6. 卡尔加里市议会在是否对艾伯塔分离主义采取官方立场问题上出现分歧。 市议员在9月14日就省级领导人筹划公投期间市政府是否应表态展开辩论;未达成共识,相关事项仍在讨论中。

🏈 Sports

  1. 雷内·帕雷德斯(Rene Paredes)踢进62码制胜球,卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)以40-38险胜渥太华。 比赛于9月19日在麦克马洪体育场(McMahon Stadium)举行,帕雷德斯在终场前两秒踢进个人生涯最长的62码射门,令球队战绩提升至6胜8负;官方公布的到场人数为20,113人。
  2. 赛报确认帕雷德斯在同场比赛还踢进了57、23和19码的射门。 这位主罚球员在卡尔加里9月19日的逆转胜中除多次射门外,还贡献了四个加分点。
  3. 肖恩·米林顿(Sean Millington)作为2026年班级入选加拿大足球名人堂。 米林顿与包括布兰登·班克斯(Brandon Banks)、查尔斯顿·休斯(Charleston Hughes)和卡尔文·蒂格尔(Calvin Tiggle)在内的入选者,于9月14日当周参加了名人堂活动;米林顿形容这一时刻“超现实”。
  4. 特里斯坦·贾里(Tristan Jarry)进入阿比斯队(Oilers)训练营,力争在门将竞争中夺回首发位置。 埃德蒙顿油人队(Edmonton Oilers)在训练营列出了七名门将,预计弗雷德里克·安德森(Frederik Andersen)将于十月底从季后赛膝伤中复出;贾里被列为球队在9月29日赛季开始时的主要门将候选。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 触发安珀警报的两名艾伯塔儿童在西基洛纳一处乡村物业被安全找到。 艾伯塔皇家骑警(RCMP)在9月18日表示,来自瓦尔哈拉中心(Valhalla Centre)的男孩在不列颠哥伦比亚省被找到,身体状况良好。克里斯塔·莫里森(Krista Morrison)与丹尼尔·路德维格(Daniel Ludwig)因违反监护令的逮捕令被拘捕。
  2. 理查德·曼萨(Richard Mantha)因对三名弱势女性实施性侵犯被判12年徒刑。 法院在定罪后判处曼萨12年监禁,该宣判于9月15日报道。
  3. 市政府称一名副消防长目睹公司在卡尔加里填埋场倾倒并焚烧垃圾。 卡尔加里市政府在9月16日提出指控,称一名副消防长看到一家公司在填埋场倾倒正在燃烧的废物;该投诉是市政正在进行调查的一部分。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 麦肯家庭工作室剧场(McCann Family Studio Theatre)作为沃克伦德中心(Werklund Centre)扩建的一部分对外开放。 卡尔加里大学在9月17日揭幕了该工作室剧场,作为沃克伦德中心扩建以支持表演艺术课程的一环。
  2. 一项大型野生动植物廊道工程入选加拿大首批“地球愿景奖”决选项目,艾伯塔合作方上榜。 跨界廊道项目于9月14日成为国家级决选项目,公告列举了在艾伯塔境内参与保护工作的组织。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 卡尔加里一家公司出售的多款三明治因可能受李斯特菌污染被召回。 召回通知于9月13日发布,列出多种在卡尔加里分发的即食三明治。公共卫生部门建议消费者丢弃相关产品并查看零售商通知。
  2. Saddledome 区域的封闭安排为配合最后赛季比赛与重建工作设定时间表。 卡尔加里市政土地公司在9月18日公布封闭时间表,涵盖第6街与14 Avenue S.E.,直到11月中旬,并表示 Saddledome 与 BMO 中心的活动将通过替代通道继续进行。

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