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卡尔加里周四要闻 · 邮寄投票截止、信托转账1150万加元、暴风雨索赔约18亿加元

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 艾伯塔(Alberta)居民可在周五午夜前申请邮寄公投选票。 埃伯塔选举局(Elections Alberta)将申请截止日改至9月25日周五,周二数据显示已有超过610,000人申请特别邮寄选票。要被计票,选票须在10月16日下午5点前寄回,邮寄包裹内还必须附上能显示艾伯塔居住地址的政府签发身份证件的打印复印件。

  2. 接管人称拉思皮西(RathPC)于2024年1月从斯特金湖克里族信托(Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation Trust)转出1,150万加元。 法庭文件显示,2024年1月23日从斯特金湖克里族信托开出两张支票,总额为11.5 million,并在一周内有850万加元支付入艾伯塔国王法庭(Alberta Court of King’s Bench)。首领谢尔登·桑沙因(Sheldon Sunshine)表示,这笔偿付来自为包括未成年人在内的受益人保管的信托基金。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 保险业报告称草原省暴风雨相关索赔达约18亿加元。 加拿大保险局(Insurance Bureau of Canada)汇总数据显示,近期多起草原省严重天气事件导致的索赔金额约为18亿加元。该数据覆盖多次天气事件,并由加拿大保险局在其最新报告中公布。

  2. “在混乱中繁荣”为主题的全球商业论坛在班夫开幕。 第27届年会在班夫温泉酒店(Banff Springs Hotel)举行,演讲者名单包括阿尔忒弥斯二号宇航员杰里米·汉森(Jeremy Hansen)、前大使克里斯滕·希尔曼(Kirsten Hillman)和阿拉斯加州州长迈克·邓利维(Mike Dunleavy)。参会企业包括壳牌加拿大(Shell Canada)、加拿大国家铁路(Canadian National Railway)和特鲁斯(Telus Corp.),议题涵盖人工智能、太空旅行及加美关系。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 班夫的落叶松本季针叶大量脱落,系虫害所致。 公园通报指出,昆虫正在影响班夫国家公园(Banff National Park)西部的落叶松,导致明显的针叶脱落。报道援引当地林业观察,说明了虫害发生的时间与对林分针叶的可见影响。

  2. 卡尔加里(Calgary)作家入围7万加元的艾特伍德·吉布森作家信托小说奖。 加拿大作家信托(Writers' Trust of Canada)发布的入围名单中,一位卡尔加里作家成为角逐该7万加元年度重要小说奖的最终候选人。

📰 Also Today

  • 爱德蒙顿男子罗伊·塔克(Roy Tucker)因3D打印枪械被判3年监禁,案件与“复制行动”(Project Reproduction)有关。
  • 一篇关于省级自给自足的评论文章发表,作者讨论艾伯塔独立相关主题。
  • 专栏质疑艾伯塔双轨执业模式能否缩短手术等待时间,围绕私人付费通道的争论继续。
  • 卡尔加里动物园宣布西部低地大猩猩多西怀孕,动物园发布怀孕消息。
  • 向艾伯塔人提出是否应让省级法律优先于联邦法律的问题,提问与公投背景相关。
  • 皇家骑警(RCMP)搜寻洛伊德明斯特(Lloydminster)致命枪击案嫌疑人,据报道搜捕仍在进行。
  • 爱德蒙顿市长主张市议会不应像省内阁那样运作,市长立场已公开。
  • 不列颠哥伦比亚狮队(B.C. Lions)与迪昂泰·威廉姆斯(Deontai Williams Sr.)签下至2028年的两年续约合约,球队宣布。
  • 狮队将对阵草原骑士队(Roughriders)的关键比赛关系季后赛前景,赛前预览引用了积分榜与晋级情景分析。

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