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埃德蒙顿要闻 · 被带下车释放在街头、博蒙特3,850万加元园区、673,000份邮寄选票

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔省公共安全部长称近期市中心被放下车的被拘者为“人为错误”。 公共安全部长迈克·埃利斯(Mike Ellis)在埃德蒙顿举行的艾伯塔市政会议上告诉记者,两段监控视频显示押解运输车在内城区将被拘者放下车是“人为错误”。这些事件在本月由加拿大广播公司(CBC)和环球新闻(Global News)报道后,市长安德鲁·纳克(Andrew Knack)要求获得更多细节。
  2. 艾伯塔新民主党向法庭申请取消新的限制选民名单规则。 新民主党(NDP)周四在埃德蒙顿提起法庭申请,认为政府一项只允许选举艾伯塔(Elections Alberta)按地区提供选民人数的规定超出内阁权限,削弱了法律规定的选民名单目的;司法部长米奇·阿梅里(Mickey Amery)办公室表示该规则为临时,年底到期。
  3. 截至截止日,已有673,000名艾伯塔人申请邮寄公投选票。 选举艾伯塔报告称,截至周四共有673,000份邮寄选票申请,申请受理截止到周五午夜,选票须于10月16日17:00前寄出,以参加10月19日就包括是否留在加拿大在内的10个问题的公投。
  4. 埃德蒙顿警队在民事诉讼继续前要求一名无家可归者支付8,400加元。 当地媒体报道的法庭文件显示,埃德蒙顿警队要求法庭命令一名无家可归者在民事索赔继续进行前支付8,400加元作为条件。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 埃德蒙顿市扩大可回收物范围,纳入聚苯乙烯泡沫和咖啡杯。 市政府宣布对路边回收计划进行调整,允许额外物品如聚苯乙烯泡沫和纸质咖啡杯等被接收,市政服务部门本周公布了项目细节。
  2. 麋鹿队主场6胜1负推动自2019年以来重返季后赛。 埃德蒙顿麋鹿队(Edmonton Elks)本赛季在英联邦体育场(Commonwealth Stadium)主场战绩为6胜1负,球队表示这波主场佳绩促使其自2019年缺席后重返加拿大足球联盟(CFL)季后赛;主教练与四分卫在周六对阵汉密尔顿的主场赛前发表了相关评论。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 艾伯塔执法应对小组网络儿童剥削组称被捕男子被控通过Snapchat定位跟踪两名青少年。 艾伯塔执法应对小组(Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams)下属互联网儿童剥削部门表示,嫌疑人疑似利用Snapchat定位功能跟踪两名受害者,胁迫拍摄不当视频;在受害者报告受到威胁并称嫌疑人前往其家庭住所后,警方实施逮捕。
  2. 艾尔德里(Airdrie)一名男子因在商店对妇女进行猥亵被控六项性侵犯罪。 加拿大皇家骑警(RCMP)指控一名30岁艾尔德里男子在6起涉嫌事件中实施性侵,案件自8月12日始于一家沃尔玛,并包括9月17日在一家No Frills发生的袭击;嫌疑人在其住所被捕,预计下周出庭。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 省府承诺向博蒙特创新园区及安全校园基础设施拨付3,850万加元。 艾伯塔宣布向博蒙特市(Beaumont)提供3,850万加元,用于支持这座位于埃德蒙顿以南、规划占地160英亩的博蒙特创新园区的道路、公用设施与配套服务建设,其中包括一个AMTA安全校园,含紧急车辆驾驶训练赛道和商用车辆培训设施。
  2. 艾伯塔各市要求省政府分配财政盈余用于基础设施建设。 本周市政协会提交的意见显示,市政领导人正在敦促省政府将部分财政盈余用于支付地方基础设施项目费用。

📰 今日其他

  • 艾伯塔执法应对小组称被控诱导儿童的男子使用Snapchat定位工具跟踪青少年。
  • 工伤赔偿委员会(WCB)数据表明针对艾伯塔医护人员的暴力事件上升。
  • 加拿大宇航员乔舒亚·库特里克(Joshua Kutryk)将于下周前往国际空间站(ISS)。
  • 民调:丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)支持率下滑;联合保守党(UCP)与新民主党(NDP)支持度现持平。
  • 新民调显示艾伯塔分离主义支持度下降,时间所剩无几。
  • 艾伯塔教育部长公布加强学校安全措施的计划。
  • 运输安全委员会(TSB)呼吁在2023年脱轨事故后建立新流程以识别恶化的铁路车轮。
  • 艾伯塔分离组织发布报告,声称独立过渡成本可负担。
  • 10月19日公投的提前投票将于10月13日开始;邮寄选票须于10月16日寄出。
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