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埃德蒙頓週四要聞 · 3D列印槍判刑、郵寄選票截止與學校午餐

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 亞伯達郵寄選票申請截止週五;已逾61萬份申請。 選舉局將申請截止日提前至9月25日,並表示選票必須在10月16日下午5時前寄回才能計票;申請者須附上顯示亞伯達居住地址的政府身分證影本,部分選民可能還需填寫宣誓書。

  2. 在埃德蒙頓以3D列印製槍者判刑3年。 羅伊·塔克(Roy Tucker)31歲,因「複製計畫」面臨逾40項指控;警方在2023年6月對北區住所搜索時扣押38把合法持有的槍械、32,000發彈藥和27個超容量彈匣,檢方表示執法人員可由3D列印零件組裝出三把可操作槍械。

  3. 送餐到家(Meals on Wheels)在加爾各答聖德蘭(St. Teresa of Calcutta)學校為每名學生提供每日午餐。 該計畫在博伊爾街(Boyle Street)小學每週供應四天午餐;送餐到家執行董事亞當·札瓦迪克(Adam Zawadiuk)表示,該慈善機構在五十年後擴大服務對象,除了長者也因應學生的食物不足問題,埃德蒙頓天主教學校(Edmonton Catholic Schools)經理雪莉·辛卡魯克(Cheryl Shinkaruk)確認學生現在可取得熱食與冷食的營養午餐。

  4. 接管人稱從Sturgeon Lake信託轉走1,150萬以支付Tallcree款項。 法院文件顯示,兩張支票合計1,150萬元在2024年1月23日開給RathPC,另有850萬元已匯入亞伯達高等法院;Sturgeon Lake酋長謝爾登·陽光(Sheldon Sunshine)表示,還款來自為包括未成年人在內的受益人保管的資金。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 懷特大道百吉餅店因煙燻肉成本上漲至每公斤17元,撤下熱賣商品。 Beb’s Bagels共同持有人林登·卡特(Lindon Carter)表示,煙燻肉原料價格從三年前約每公斤10元飆升至最高17元,店家為維持品質與員工薪資結構,將煙燻肉三明治從菜單移除。

  2. 全球商業論壇在班夫開幕,演講者包括太空人傑瑞米·漢森(Jeremy Hansen)。 第27屆年會於班夫溫泉酒店舉行,議題涵蓋人工智慧、太空旅行與加美關係,演講名單包括前亞伯達副督察路易斯·米契爾(Lois Mitchell,聯合主席)、傑瑞米·漢森與前大使柯爾斯滕·希爾曼(Kirsten Hillman)。

  3. 保險業者報告草原省暴風雨理賠超過18億加元。 加拿大保險局表示,與近期嚴重天氣事件相關的理賠,草原各省已提出逾18億加元。

📰 Also Today

  • 亞伯達居民將投票決定省級法律是否優先於聯邦法律,公投定於10月19日。
  • 評論:我被逼著自力更生;作者呼籲省級獨立。
  • 檢視亞伯達外科雙軌執業模式對等候時間的影響,政策辯論持續。
  • 皇家騎警尋找致命劫案疑犯,洛伊德明斯特(Lloydminster)槍擊案調查進行中。
  • 西埃德蒙頓購物中心舉辦1981懷舊主題活動,為購物者帶來1981年的懷舊氛圍。
  • 埃德蒙頓市長主張市議會不應像亞伯達內閣運作,市長表示反對。

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