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福门顿签约、史密斯呼吁与50万邮寄投票——埃德蒙顿周要览

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 一家公司在东埃德蒙顿机加工厂发生工人死亡后被罚款217,000加元。 省级法院对该雇主判处罚款217,000加元,并附加25%受害者附加费。该起工人死亡事件源于现场的安全违规,引发监管起诉,法官已公布对这起工作场所死亡的量刑理由。

  2. 艾伯塔省警务督察机构调查一名男子在埃德蒙顿看守所内死亡案。 艾伯塔严重事件调查组已展开调查,确认正在审查与该男子死亡相关的拘留事件的情形与时间点,调查人员继续收集证据。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 触发阿姆伯警报的两名艾伯塔儿童在不列颠哥伦比亚省西基洛纳被找到并安全。 艾伯塔皇家骑警表示,从瓦尔哈拉中心被带走的两名男孩周四在西基洛纳一处农村地产被找到,身体状况良好;克里斯塔·莫里森与丹尼尔·路德维格已因违反监护令的逮捕令被捕;调查人员正寻求将儿童送回艾伯塔监护。

  2. 前艾伯塔皇家骑警官在两项儿童性虐待材料罪名上认罪。 一名前骑警成员在省级法院对两项与儿童性虐待材料相关的指控表示认罪;控辩双方已提交文件说明认罪情节,依据法院日程规则确定了量刑日期。

  3. 一名埃德蒙顿男子因与伊努维克枪击案有关被控谋杀。 警方在一起伊努维克枪击事件后对一名埃德蒙顿男子提出谋杀指控;皇家骑警消息称,控诉与案卷已移送检察方,被告将面临与西北地区谋杀案相关的司法程序。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 省长丹妮尔·史密斯在全民公投前发表情绪化演讲,敦促艾伯塔人不要脱离联邦。 在由普雷斯顿·曼宁与戈登·坎贝尔共同主办的线上集会上,省长史密斯回顾怨情并呼吁艾伯塔人在10月19日全民公投前留在加拿大。公投题目包括是否启动具有约束力的分离程序。

  2. 超过50万名艾伯塔人已申请在即将到来的公投中邮寄投票。 选举艾伯塔报告称,邮寄投票申请已超过500,000份,办公室正为10月19日公投筹备后勤,因此紧急招募数千名选举工作人员以应对增加的邮寄与现场投票量。

  3. 艾伯塔政府在公投前临时调整选民名单规则;新民主党表达关切。 省府临时修改了选民名单更新和特别选票程序,以备战公投,新民主党公开质疑调整时机及其对选民便利的潜在影响。

  4. 统一保守党某选区组织在分离主义者批评史密斯后要求进行党魁审查。 一个统一保守党(United Conservative Party)选区组织在一位著名分离主义领导人公开批评省长史密斯立场后,要求进行党魁审查。党内消息称,部分选区在公投前压力正在上升。

  5. 艾伯塔政府正在考虑对电动滑板车等微型出行工具制定监管规则。 官员确认正在研究电动滑板车及其他微型出行设备的监管框架,评估速度限制、头盔规定以及这些车辆在艾伯塔道路与步道上的允许使用区域。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 劳埃德明斯特重油展带来对油田就业与投资的乐观预期。 劳埃德明斯特重油展的参展商与嘉宾本周告诉主办方,参会人数和供应商兴趣表明区域重油项目投资与就业机会出现回暖迹象。

  2. 福特麦克默里举办十多年来规模最大的油砂博览会。 本届福特麦克默里油砂博览会参展企业创纪录,展示了修复、采掘和工人安全等服务,旨在在未来几年维持当地能源就业。

  3. 选举艾伯塔招募公投工作人员仍不足目标的半数以下。 选举艾伯塔报告称,截至目前已招募不到30,000名10月19日公投工作人员,距离60,000人的目标仍有差距,促使各地区在艾伯塔省内发起新一轮招聘。

🏥 卫生

  1. 新的大草原市(Grande Prairie)机构将扩大成瘾治疗能力。 卫生官员宣布将在大草原市建立一处新治疗设施,以提升成瘾服务供给,项目包括住院床位和社区支持,增加本地治疗可及性。

  2. 卡尔加里公司销售的多款三明治因可能受李斯特菌污染被召回。 联邦食品安全当局在实验室检测显示可能存在李斯特菌风险后,召回了在艾伯塔分销的多款预包装三明治,召回通告列明产品代码,并建议消费者与零售商下架相关商品。

  3. 红鹿区域医院引入机器人辅助手术。 红鹿地区医院本周启用机器人辅助手术能力,使当地外科医生能够进行此前需转往大城市中心的微创手术。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 埃德蒙顿警察局长就华埠被弃留羁押者问题回应并提出改进方案。 警察局长回应社区对华埠有人被留置弃置的投诉,承认存在问题并提出调整巡逻做法与社会服务协调的建议,旨在减少市中心脆弱人员被丢弃的情况。

  2. 一波新的艾伯塔“儿童企业家”将小生意做成真收入。 本周本地报道聚焦超越柠檬水摊的艾伯塔少年创业者,案例包括注册微型企业、网售和青少年集市,未成年人报告有可核算收入并学习记账技能。

  3. 艾伯塔青少年在经营首个社区花园中收获商业与生活经验。 一项由青年运营的花园项目为青少年提供种植实践、在本地市集销售农产品与合作决策训练;组织者表示收益用于支持学校项目和社区食物计划。

  4. 艾伯塔研究人员研究会改变蚂蚁大脑的“僵尸”寄生菌。 该省一所大学的科学家本周发表关于能操控蚂蚁行为的真菌寄生虫的研究成果,详述实验室对宿主控制机制的观察,并计划进一步进行实验室测序工作。

🏈 体育

  1. 亚历克斯·福门顿与埃德蒙顿油人(Edmonton Oilers)签下一年合约,薪资为850,000加元,签约在当地引发抗议。 福门顿于9月9日签约,此前获部分加拿大曲棍球组织恢复资格并被宣告无罪;他的到来在罗杰斯广场外引发抗议,并出现要求油人撤销合同的网络请愿。

  2. 多伦多阿尔戈斯(Toronto Argonauts)以24比19战胜埃德蒙顿麋鹿(Edmonton Elks),锁定季后赛席位。 阿尔戈斯凭24-19的胜利确保晋级,比赛结果改变了麋鹿队的排名与季后赛形势,进入加拿大足球联盟常规赛的最后几周。

  3. 特里斯坦·贾里志在本赛季作为油人首发门将反弹。 贾里里在通过交易加入埃德蒙顿后,因伤缺席上赛季比赛,本赛季训练营预期将担任油人主力门将,同时弗雷德里克·安德森在季后赛膝伤恢复中,德文·列维担任替补深度。

  4. 迈克·巴布科克以高强度训练开启油人训练营,目前未定首发阵容。 巴布科克在埃德蒙顿进行了两场各约两小时的冰上训练,他对媒体表示将通过季前赛来确定最终名单,此前在联赛调查后他已获批准继续执教。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 今夏蚊子异常活跃与艾伯塔全省降雨偏多有关。 昆虫学家与公共卫生官员将本季蚊虫数量增加归因于降雨高于常年,引用地区降雨纪录并指出晚季繁殖延长了滋扰期直至九月。

  2. 大草原地区收割因普遍降雨延迟;萨斯喀彻温进度最落后。 农业报告显示,截至9月8日至14日,萨斯喀彻温的作物收割率为32%,而五年平均为71%,艾伯塔农户也报告田地积水,联合收割机收割工作延迟至九月中旬。

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