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埃德蒙顿周三要闻 · 61万邮寄申请、基洛角侵蚀与纳金特‑霍普金斯第15季

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 在10月19日艾伯塔公投来临前,邮寄选票申请已突破61万份。 艾伯塔选举委员会(Elections Alberta)表示,已收到超过61万份特别邮寄选票申请,自上周五以来增加约9万份;申请必须在10月16日17:00前寄回。选举委员会称已雇佣超过28,000人,并收到近52,000份公投相关的求职申请。
  2. 联邦外国影响事务办公室提醒外部力量可能针对艾伯塔公投。 外国影响事务专员安东·博格曼表示,他的办公室已主动与可能与外国政府合作的个人和组织沟通,并提醒与外国政府打交道者在10月19日投票前考虑根据《外国影响透明与问责法案》登记。
  3. 专家警告:美国讨论柴油出口禁令可能推高全球油价。 报道称美国正考虑为期90天的柴油出口禁令;美国汽车协会(AAA)列出美国柴油价格为每加仑6.5107美元,加拿大柴油平均每升超过2加元。官员们正在评估炼油产能与可行性。

🏈 体育

  1. 瑞安·纳金特‑霍普金斯进入第15个NHL赛季,仍是埃德蒙顿油人(Edmonton Oilers)的核心。 2011年状元秀瑞安·纳金特‑霍普金斯在埃德蒙顿开启第15个赛季,主教练麦克·巴布科克称他“将成为这里的重要一员”,目前纳金特‑霍普金斯在集训中与扎克·海曼和艾赛亚·霍华德搭档中锋线。
  2. 不列颠哥伦比亚狮(B.C. Lions)周五主场迎战萨斯喀彻温,西区关键战。 不列颠哥伦比亚战绩7胜6负,萨斯喀彻温8胜5负,争夺西区次席。不列颠哥伦比亚的进攻在加拿大足球联赛领跑场均净码数(427.7)和冲球码数(121.3),四分卫内森·鲁克本赛季有3,476码传球、16次达阵和10次被抄截。
  3. 随着工资帽升至1.04亿美元,NHL本休赛期薪资猛增。 联盟工资帽从9,550万美元上升至1.04亿美元,推动创纪录的报价出现,包括一份五年9,000万美元的报价表以及对顶级新秀和球星的大额续约合同。

🌦️ 天气与交通

  1. 极端夏季降雨后,基洛角(Keillor Point,又名“世界尽头”)观景点面临侵蚀威胁。 埃德蒙顿市表示,6月和7月的创纪录降雨加剧了位于萨斯喀彻温大道上方、介于第74与第76大街间基洛角的坡面不稳定;该被围栏的观景点在2019年楼梯与正式观景区开放后被列入官方场所。
  2. 西北地区将全年实行固定时间,不再调回冬令时。 西北地区政府表示,11月1日不会将时钟拨回,全年时间将与艾伯塔和萨斯喀彻温保持一致。2022年的一项调查有超过3,500名居民参与,超过87%支持取消季节性调时。

📰 今日要闻

  • 艾伯塔选举委员会称会核查特别选票申请并要求出示身份证明。
  • 艾伯塔省的旗帜渐成公投投票意向的可见标志。
  • 埃德蒙顿市议会投票修改寄宿房屋法规。
  • 大草原城(Grande Prairie)启用警察与消防合署调度中心。
  • 圆桌会谈显示部分参加者对艾伯塔独立存忧。
  • 金镇(Town of Golden)撤回改时计划,将与艾伯塔时间一致。
  • 沙朗·布塔拉(Sharon Butala)、蒂姆·鲍林(Tim Bowling)、伊莱恩·M·威尔(Elaine M. Will)获2026年艾伯塔书籍出版奖。
  • 一架小型飞机在班夫国家公园的1号公路迫降。
  • 联邦政府提议给予原住民团体在横跨山脉输油管(Trans Mountain)项目中的股权份额。
  • 丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)提议向临时居民收取1,900加元以使用公共医疗服务。
  • 财政部长卡尼表示他有明确授权推进重大经济改革。
  • (重复ID提示)大草原城启用警察与消防合署调度中心。
  • (重复ID提示)外国影响事务办公室知悉对艾伯塔公投的关注。
  • (重复ID提示)事实核查:非艾伯塔居民是否可通过邮寄方式参与公投投票。

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