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埃德蒙頓週三要聞:610,000 份郵寄申請、基洛角侵蝕與紐珍特‑霍普金斯

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 郵寄選票申請超過 610,000 份,距 10 月 19 日亞伯達公投在即。 選舉亞伯達(Elections Alberta)表示,特殊郵寄選票申請已超過 610,000 份,比週五增加約 90,000 份;申請表須於 10 月 16 日下午 5 時前寄回。選舉亞伯達表示已雇用逾 28,000 人,並收到近 52,000 份公投工作申請。
  2. 聯邦外國影響辦公室對亞伯達公投可能遭外部目標化提出警示。 外國影響專員安東·博格曼(Anton Boegman)說,他的辦公室已主動與可能與外國政府合作的個人和組織聯絡,並提醒與外國政府互動者在 10 月 19 日投票前考慮依《外國影響透明與問責法》登記。
  3. 專家警告:美國可能談及柴油出口禁令,或推高全球油價。 報導稱美方正考慮一項為期約 90 天的柴油出口禁令;美國汽柴油價格被列為每加侖 US$6.5107,加拿大柴油平均超過 加元2 元/公升,官員同時檢視煉油產能與可行性。

🏈 Sports

  1. 瑞恩·紐珍特‑霍普金斯進入第 15 個國家冰球聯盟賽季,仍是埃德蒙頓奧義士重要戰力。 埃德蒙頓奧義士(Edmonton Oilers)2011 年首輪第 1 順位選手瑞恩·紐珍特‑霍普金斯展開第 15 個球季,教練麥克·巴布科克稱他「將在這裡扮演重要角色」,他在訓練營主要擔任扎克·海曼與艾薩克·霍華德所在先發線的中鋒。
  2. 卑詩獅主場週五迎戰薩省騎兵,關鍵西區順位之戰。 卑詩獅(B.C. Lions)(7-6)對戰薩斯喀徹溫(Saskatchewan)(8-5),爭奪西區第二名;卑詩隊進攻在加拿大式足球聯盟(CFL)領先淨碼數(每場 427.7 碼)與衝球(每場 121.3 碼),而納森·羅克目前本季有 3,476 碼傳球、16 次達陣與 10 次攔截。
  3. 國家冰球聯盟薪資在休季大幅上升,薪資上限躍升至 1.04 億美元。 聯盟薪資上限從 95,500,000 美元增至 104,000,000 美元(2026-27 賽季),促成創紀錄報價,例如某份五年、9,000 萬美元的報價單,以及對明星與高潛力新秀的大額續約合約。

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. 創紀錄夏季降雨後,基洛角(俗稱「世界盡頭」觀景點)面臨侵蝕威脅。 埃德蒙頓市表示,6 月及 7 月創紀錄降雨加劇了基洛角(Keillor Point)在 74 至 76 大道、位於薩斯喀徹溫道上方的坡面不穩定;被圍欄保護的觀景台是在 2019 年階梯與正式觀景區啟用後劃為官方景點。
  2. 西北地區將全年採用固定時區,不再回撥時鐘。 西北地區政府表示,11 月 1 日起不會再把時鐘往回調,全年時制將與亞伯達和薩省一致;此決定基於 2022 年調查,超過 3,500 名居民回應、逾 87% 支持結束季節性調時。

📰 Also Today

  • 選舉亞伯達表示會核查特殊選票申請並要求出示身分證件。
  • 亞伯達旗幟成為公投投票取向的可見標記。
  • 埃德蒙頓市議會投票修改旅館房屋相關規範。
  • 大草原城(Grande Prairie)啟用合併警消調度中心。
  • 舞會(Powwow)討論顯示部分與會者關切亞伯達獨立議題。
  • 黃金鎮(Town of Golden)撤回時鐘變動計畫,將與亞伯達時間一致。
  • 莎朗·布塔拉(Sharon Butala)、蒂姆·博林(Tim Bowling)、伊萊恩·M.·威爾獲 2026 年亞伯達出版獎。
  • 一架小型飛機在班夫國家公園的一號公路迫降。
  • 聯邦政府提議讓原住民團體取得跨山輸油管線(Trans Mountain)股權。
  • 丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)提議向臨時居民收取 1,900 元以使用公共健保。
  • 財長卡尼(Carney)表示他有明確授權推動重大經濟改革。
  • (重複 ID 已註)大草原城啟用合併警消調度中心。
  • (重複 ID 已註)外國影響辦公室注意到有關亞伯達公投的疑慮。
  • (重複 ID 已註)針對非亞省居民是否可郵寄投票的事實查核。

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