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卡爾加里週四要聞 · 郵寄投票截止、1,150萬信託轉移與18億理賠

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 亞伯達選民可於週五午夜前申請郵寄公投選票。 亞伯達選舉局(Elections Alberta)將申請截止日改為9月25日(週五),截至週二已有超過610,000人申請特殊郵寄選票。郵寄選票必須在10月16日17時前寄回才能計票,投票者隨函須附上印出的政府核發身分證明影本,證件須顯示亞伯達居住地址。

  2. 接管人表示RathPC於2024年1月從斯特金湖克里族信託轉出1,150萬元。 法院文件顯示,斯特金湖克里族信託(Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation Trust)於2024年1月23日向RathPC開出兩張共計1,150萬元的支票,並在一週內將850萬元支付至亞伯達王座法庭(Alberta Court of King’s Bench)。部落酋長謝爾登·桑夏恩(Sheldon Sunshine)在文件中提到,還款資金來自為包括未成年人在內的受益人保管的信託資金。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 保險業報告草原省風災等極端天氣理賠達超過18億元。 加拿大保險局(Insurance Bureau of Canada)匯總指出,與近期草原省多起嚴重天氣事件相關的理賠總額超過18億元,加拿大保險局在最新報告中公布此區域總計。

  2. 班夫全球商務論壇以「混亂中繁榮」為題於班夫開幕。 第27屆年會在班夫斯普林斯飯店(Banff Springs Hotel)舉行,與會講者包括阿耳忒彌斯二號太空人傑瑞米·漢森(Jeremy Hansen)、前大使柯爾斯滕·希爾曼(Kirsten Hillman)與阿拉斯加州長麥克·鄧納利維(Mike Dunleavy)。企業參與者有加拿大殼牌(Shell Canada)、加拿大國家鐵路(Canadian National Railway)與泰勒斯(Telus Corp)等,場次討論主題涵蓋人工智慧、太空旅行與加美關係。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 班夫落葉鐵杉本季針葉脫落,原因為害蟲。 公園報告指出,班夫國家公園(Banff National Park)內的西部落葉鐵杉受昆蟲影響,導致樹木明顯落針。報導援引當地林務觀察,說明害蟲活動的時序與對園區鐵杉針葉的可見影響。

  2. 卡爾加里作家入圍7萬元艾特伍德·吉布森作家信託小說獎。 一位卡爾加里作家名列由加拿大作家信託(Writers' Trust of Canada)管理、獎金7萬元的小說獎決選名單,該名單使該作家有機會角逐加拿大年度重要小說獎項。

📰 其他要聞

  • 埃德蒙頓男子羅伊·塔克(Roy Tucker)因3D列印槍械判刑3年,與「重製工程」專案有關。
  • 一篇關於省域自給自足的評論發表,作者探討亞伯達獨立相關主題。
  • 專欄質疑亞伯達雙軌執業模式能否縮短手術等候時間,圍繞私人付費就醫的爭論。
  • 卡爾加里動物園宣布西部低地大猩猩Dossi懷孕,動物園發布孕期消息。
  • 向亞伯達民眾提出是否應使省法凌駕聯邦法的問題,與公投背景相關。
  • 皇家騎警尋找勞伊德明斯特(Lloydminster)致命槍擊案嫌犯,搜查仍在進行。
  • 埃德蒙頓市長主張市議會不應像省政府內閣般運作,市長立場公布。
  • 卑詩獅隊與迪安泰·威廉斯資深(Deontai Williams Sr.)簽下延長合約至2028年,球隊宣布。
  • 獅隊與鐵路兵(Roughriders)之重要比賽關乎季後賽名次,賽前報導援引排名與情境分析。

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