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卡爾加里本週回顧 · 綠線抉擇、帕雷德斯62碼絕殺與西蒙斯谷圖書館動工

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 西南卡爾加里一名女子被校車撞擊送醫,情況危急。 卡爾加里警察與救護人員在9月18日回應位於85 Avenue S.W.附近的撞擊事故;警方當日發布的報告指出,該名女子已送醫,情況危及。
  2. 告別賽季期間薩德爾多姆(Saddledome)周邊道路將封閉;計畫從9月中旬到11月中旬。 卡爾加里市土地公司(Calgary Municipal Land Corporation)公布封閉時程,包含9月中至10月初封閉位於12 Avenue S.E.以南的6街,以及對5A Street S.E.的周期性封閉至11月中;官員表示薩德爾多姆及BMO中心(BMO Centre)將始終保有替代通行路線。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 市議會將於下週二在委員會選項後定案市中心綠線(Green Line)路線。 市議會將在9月15日於三條路線中決定;獲支持的方案為10 Avenue S.W.街面東西走向,從Victoria Park至位於1與2 Street S.W.之間的車站,選擇理由是該路線符合預算上限,此前省府撤回了15億加元的隧道規劃。
  2. 總值4300萬加元的西蒙斯谷中心圖書館(Symons Valley Centre Library)動土,將取代僅1,700平方英尺的Sage Hill臨時分館。 這座位於卡爾加里西北的新圖書館面積1.5萬平方英尺,預計2028年中完工;卡爾加里市政府(City of Calgary)與卡爾加里公共圖書館(Calgary Public Library)官員表示,該臨時分館去年流通超過18萬件館藏。
  3. 選舉局(Elections Alberta)表示,超過50萬名亞伯達省民已申請郵寄投票以參加公投。 選舉局在9月14日確認該數字,為包含有關亞伯達省未來在加拿大地位問題的10月19日公投做準備。
  4. 為加速公投選民登記,省府臨時調整選民名冊規定,引發新民主黨(NDP)關切。 省府在10月19日投票前調整名冊程序以加快登記;新民主黨於9月12日公開對此臨時措施表達異議。
  5. 省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)在線論壇上為她的公投方案辯護,並呼籲亞伯達人留在加拿大。 在9月12日由普雷斯頓·曼寧(Preston Manning)與戈登·坎貝爾(Gordon Campbell)共同主持的線上集會中,史密斯表示她已召開10月19日的省級公投,其中包括就啟動具約束力分裂公投的提問。
  6. 卡爾加里市議會對是否對亞伯達分離主義採取正式立場出現分歧。 市議員在9月14日辯論市府是否應在省府計畫公投下採取立場;未達共識,該議題仍在討論中。

🏈 體育

  1. 雷內·帕雷德斯(Rene Paredes)踢進62碼長距離球,幫助斯坦培德隊(Stampeders)以40-38擊敗渥太華。 9月19日在麥克馬洪體育場(McMahon Stadium),帕雷德斯在還剩2秒時完成生涯最長的62碼射門,卡爾加里戰績提升為6勝8敗;公布出席人數為20,113人。
  2. 比賽報告指出帕雷德斯同場還踢進57、23與19碼的罰球。 該隊踢球手在卡爾加里9月19日的逆轉勝中,除了多次射門外還貢獻四分的加分踢進。
  3. 肖恩·米林頓(Sean Millington)與2026年入選者一起獲加拿大足球名人堂(Canadian Football Hall of Fame)表彰。 米林頓與包括布蘭登·班克斯(Brandon Banks)、查爾斯頓·休斯(Charleston Hughes)與卡爾文·提格爾(Calvin Tiggle)等同屆入選者,在9月14日當周的名人堂活動中受榮譽;米林頓形容當下為「超現實」。
  4. 特里斯坦·雅瑞(Tristan Jarry)進入油人隊(Oilers)訓練營,力圖在守門員競爭中重奪先發位置。 油人隊在訓練營列出七名守門員,並預期佛雷德里克·安德森(Frederik Andersen)將於十月底從季後賽膝傷復出;球隊預計雅瑞將擔任9月29日NHL例行賽開季的主要守門員。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 引發黃昏警報(Amber Alert)的兩名亞伯達兒童在西基洛納(West Kelowna)一處鄉村地產被尋獲且平安。 亞伯達皇家騎警在9月18日表示,來自Valhalla Centre的兩名男童在卑詩省被找到、健康狀況良好,Krista Morrison與Daniel Ludwig因違反監護令通緝而被捕。
  2. 理查德·曼薩(Richard Mantha)因性侵三名弱勢女性被判12年。 法院在9月15日對曼薩做出12年有期徒刑判決,罪名與對三名女性的攻擊有關。
  3. 市府指控一名副消防局長目擊一家公司在卡爾加里掩埋場傾倒燃燒廢棄物。 卡爾加里市在9月16日提出指控,稱一名副消防局長見到公司在掩埋場丟棄正在燃燒的廢棄物;該申訴是正在進行的市府調查的一部分。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 麥肯家庭工作室劇場(McCann Family Studio Theatre)作為沃克倫(Werklund)中心擴建的一部分在卡爾加里大學揭幕。 大學官員於9月17日開放這座新工作室劇場,作為沃克倫中心擴展以支持表演藝術課程的一環。
  2. 一項龐大跨域野生動物廊道計畫被列為加拿大首批「地球希望獎」(Earthshot Prize)入圍者,名單含有亞伯達合作夥伴。 該跨界廊道計畫在9月14日成為全國入圍案,公告指出有多個在亞伯達景觀工作的保育團體參與。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 卡爾加里一家公司販售的數款三明治因疑似李斯特菌污染被回收。 9月13日發布的回收通知列出多款在卡爾加里流通的即食三明治;公共衛生單位建議消費者棄置受影響產品並查閱零售商公告。
  2. 薩德爾多姆區域的封閉時程安排與最後一個球季及重建工程配合。 卡爾加里市土地公司在9月18日公布涵蓋6街與14 Avenue S.E.至11月中旬的封閉時程,並表示薩德爾多姆與BMO中心的活動將以替代通行方案進行。

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