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埃德蒙顿周四要闻 · 3D打印枪案判刑、邮寄选票最后期限与学校午餐

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔省邮寄选票申请窗口周五截止;已提交申请逾61万份。 选举艾伯塔(Elections Alberta)将申请截止日提前到9月25日,并称选票必须在10月16日下午5点前寄回才能计票;申请者必须随附显示艾伯塔居住地址的政府身份证复印件,部分选民可能还需填写宣誓/证明表格。

  2. 在埃德蒙顿制造3D打印枪的男子被判3年监禁。 罗伊·塔克(Roy Tucker),31岁,因“再制造行动”(Project Reproduction)面临40余项指控;警方在2023年6月对北区住所搜查时查获38支合法持有的枪械、3.2万发弹药和27个超容量弹匣,检方称可用3D打印部件组装出三支可操作的枪支。

  3. “送餐上门”(Meals on Wheels)在圣德肋撒修女(St. Teresa of Calcutta)学校为每位学生开设每日午餐。 该项目在博伊尔街(Boyle Street)小学每周提供四天午餐;送餐上门执行董事亚当·扎瓦迪尤克(Adam Zawadiuk)表示,成立五十年来该慈善机构已从针对老年人的服务扩展,以应对学生的粮食不安全问题;埃德蒙顿天主教学校(Edmonton Catholic Schools)负责人雪莉·辛卡鲁克(Cheryl Shinkaruk)证实,学生现在可以获得冷热营养午餐。

  4. 接管人称为支付Tallcree款项,从斯特金湖信托转出1,150万加元到RathPC。 法院文件显示,两张支票合计1,150万加元于2024年1月23日开出给RathPC,其中850万加元已支付至艾伯塔省高级法院(Alberta Court of King’s Bench);斯特金湖酋长谢尔顿·桑沙恩(Sheldon Sunshine)表示,此次偿付来自为包括未成年人在内的受益人保管的资金。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 怀特大道一家百吉饼店因熏肉涨到17加元/公斤而下架畅销品。 Beb’s Bagels共同所有人林登·卡特(Lindon Carter)表示,熏肉配料价格三年前约为10加元/公斤,如今已高达17加元/公斤,迫使店方为保持食品质量和员工薪酬结构,将熏肉三明治从菜单移除。

  2. 全球商业论坛在班夫开幕,演讲嘉宾包括宇航员杰里米·汉森。 第27届年会在班夫温泉酒店(Banff Springs Hotel)举行,议题涵盖人工智能、太空旅行及加美关系,演讲名单包括前艾伯塔省副总督劳伊丝·米切尔(Lois Mitchell,联席主席)、杰里米·汉森(Jeremy Hansen)与前大使柯尔斯滕·希尔曼(Kirsten Hillman)。

  3. 保险公司报告草原省因严重天气提交的理赔超过18亿加元。 加拿大保险局(Insurance Bureau of Canada)称,草原省近期严重天气相关理赔总额已超过18亿加元。

📰 今日要闻

  • 艾伯塔人将就省法优先于联邦法投票,公投定于10月19日。
  • 观点:我被推着自给自足;作者呼吁省级独立。
  • 审视艾伯塔外科医生“双重执业”模式对等候时间的影响,政策辩论仍在继续。
  • 加拿大皇家骑警(RCMP)正在寻找涉致命射击的嫌疑人,洛伊德明斯特(Lloydminster)案调查进行中。
  • 西埃德蒙顿购物中心将上演1981年怀旧主题活动,带来1981年的购物体验。
  • 埃德蒙顿市长主张市议会不应像艾伯塔内阁那样运作,市长表示反对。

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