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卡加利週三要聞:綠線地面路線拍板、郵寄投票逾61萬、外國影響專員提出疑慮

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 市議會以12比2通過將綠線(Green Line)地面路線安排於西南10大道(10 Avenue S.W.)。 市議會以12比2票決,決定將綠線以平面路線沿西南10大道行駛,終點位於西南1街與2街之間;市府估計此走廊日運量約41,000人次,造價為8.5億,加拿大市長Jeromy Farkas表示,這是目前專案預算內唯一可行的選項。

  2. 10月19日亞伯達公投郵寄申請超過61萬份。 亞伯達選務機構(Elections Alberta)表示,特別郵寄投票申請超過610,000份,自上週五起增加約90,000份;申請人須於10月16日17:00前寄回選票。選務機構並稱已僱用逾28,000名員工,另有近52,000份其他職務申請。

  3. 事實查核:亞伯達選務機構表示郵寄申請會核對且投票須出示身分證明。 針對社群媒體流傳「非亞伯達居民可無須驗證申請」之說法,亞伯達選務機構向記者說明,他們會將特別選票申請與選民登記系統比對,且投下公投選票時必須出示身分證明。

  4. 外國影響專員在10月19日公投前提出對外部干預的疑慮。 外國影響專員Anton Boegman表示辦公室「注意到相關疑慮」,並已主動聯絡相關人士與組織;外國影響登記冊目前列有兩個名稱,既有關係的登記截止日為10月3日,2026年8月4日之後才開始的安排須在兩週內登記。

  5. 西北地區(Northwest Territories)改為永久採用全年不調整時間,與亞伯達對齊。 西北地區政府決定採用「西北地區時間」全年不調時鐘,11月1日不再回撥,該地區將與亞伯達及薩克其萬省共享相同時間。此舉基於2022年民調,逾3,500名居民參與、87%支持取消季節性調整時鐘。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 卑詩獅隊(B.C. Lions)周五造訪薩斯喀徹溫騎兵隊(Saskatchewan Roughriders),關鍵西區比賽;卑詩戰績7勝6負。 獅隊目前7勝6負,最近七場賽事贏了六場,主場對上8勝5負的騎兵隊,爭奪西區第二名;卑詩在淨碼數(每場427.7碼)和地面推進(每場121.3碼)領先聯盟,四分衛Nathan Rourke本季傳球碼數3,476碼,排名第五。

  2. 亞伯達圖書出版獎公布得主,包括Sharon Butala與Tim Bowling。 2026年亞伯達圖書出版獎(Alberta Book Publishing Awards)在頒獎名單中表彰作家Sharon Butala、Tim Bowling與Elaine M. Will等人。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 專家警告:美國討論臨時柴油出口禁令可能推高全球油價。 報導指出美國正考慮可能的90天柴油出口禁令;AAA資料提及美國柴油曾達到每加侖美元6.5107的紀錄價,文中亦指出刊登時加拿大柴油價格已高於加元2每公升。

  2. 卑詩獅隊攻擊數據凸顯爭冠對旅遊與門票需求的影響。 卑詩隊進攻單位領先聯盟的控球時間(每場31:44)並在傳球方面排名第二(每場322.5碼),這些數據使周五對陣薩省的比賽對爭取第二名與賽季系列賽的勝負意義重大。

📰 Also Today

  • 卡加利消防員工會對吸毒過量求助電話激增提出警告。
  • 蓋節(Stampede)在最初拒絕後,將兌付一張12.5萬加元的50/50獎券。
  • 旗幟在亞伯達獨立公投前成為投票意向的象徵。
  • 大草原市(Grande Prairie)啟用合併警消調度中心。
  • 圓舞(Powwow)參與者表達對亞伯達獨立運動的疑慮與問題。
  • 卡加利市議會在公投前通過一項國家團結聲明。
  • 金斯鎮(Town of Golden)收回決定;將改與亞伯達時間一致而非卑詩。
  • 班夫國家公園一架飛機降落在1號公路;緊急應變進行中。
  • 市議會在延宕多年後再確認綠線進入市中心的路徑。
  • 聯邦政府提供跨山管線(Trans Mountain)路線上的原住民團體股權。
  • 丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)建議對臨時居民收取1,900加元以使用公共醫療服務。

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