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埃德蒙頓要聞 · 週五:押解者遭街頭棄置、貝蒙特3,850萬元校園與67.3萬郵寄選票

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 亞伯達部長稱市中心遭棄置押解者事件屬「人為錯誤」。 亞伯達公共安全部長麥克·艾利斯向記者表示,兩段監視影像顯示矯正運輸車輛在市中心社區棄置押解者,屬於「人為錯誤」。本月加拿大廣播公司(CBC)與Global News(Global News)公布相關畫面後,市長安德魯·奈克(Andrew Knack)要求掌握更多細節。
  2. 亞伯達新民主黨向法庭申請撤銷受限選民名冊新規。 新民主黨週四在埃德蒙頓提出法院聲請,主張政府規定限制選舉亞伯達僅能按區域提供選民人數,超出內閣權限並削弱法律規定的選民名冊目的;司法部長米奇·艾默瑞的辦公室表示該規則為暫時性,將於年底到期。
  3. 截至截止日,已有673,000名亞伯達人申請郵寄公投選票。 選舉亞伯達報告顯示,截至週四共有673,000件郵寄選票申請,申請受理至週五午夜,郵寄選票須於10月16日下午5時前寄達,公投將於10月19日就包含是否繼續留在加拿大等10項問題投票。
  4. 埃德蒙頓警察局要求一名無家者先支付8,400元,訴訟才可繼續。 根據地方媒體報導的法庭文件,埃德蒙頓警察局請求法庭命令一名無家者支付8,400元,作為城市警察民事索償繼續進行的條件。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 埃德蒙頓市擴大可回收物範圍,新增發泡塑膠與咖啡紙杯。 市府宣布路邊回收項目變更,將接受更多物品,例如聚苯乙烯發泡材料與紙製咖啡杯,市府服務部門本週釋出詳細說明。
  2. 艾爾克斯(Edmonton Elks)主場6勝1負助球隊闖入自2019年後首度季後賽。 艾爾克斯本季在聯邦體育場(Commonwealth Stadium)主場戰績6勝1負,球隊表示此波佳績帶動重返加拿大式足球聯盟(CFL)季後賽;總教練與四分衛於週六對哈密爾頓(Hamilton)主場賽前發表言論。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 省執法應變隊(ALERT)逮捕一名涉嫌透過Snapchat定位追蹤兩名青少年的男子。 亞伯達省執法應變隊網路兒童剝削小組表示,嫌犯疑似利用Snapchat位置功能追蹤兩名受害者,並強迫製作不雅影片;在受害者通報受到威脅並指出嫌犯曾前往其家人住所後,警方將人拘捕。
  2. 艾爾德里(Airdrie)男子被控六起商店性騷擾案。 皇家騎警指控一名30歲艾爾德里男子,自8月12日在沃爾瑪發生首起事件起,陸續在多家商店對女性進行性騷擾,9月17日在一家No Frills發生攻擊;嫌犯已在住處被捕,下週將出庭。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 省府承諾提供3,850萬元資金,興建貝蒙特創新園區與安全校園基礎設施。 亞伯達宣布撥款3,850萬元給貝蒙特市(City of Beaumont)以支援道路、公用事業與服務設施,該計畫為位於埃德蒙頓南方的160英畝貝蒙特創新園區,將包含一座AMTA安全校園,設有緊急車輛操作跑道與商業車輛訓練設施。
  2. 亞伯達市鎮要求省府分配預算盈餘一部分以資助基礎建設。 市鎮領導人透過市政協會提交意見,敦促省府將部分盈餘撥給地方以支付基礎建設項目,相關內容本週有報導。

📰 其他要聞

  • 省執法應變隊表示,一名被控誘拐兒童男子使用Snapchat定位工具追蹤青少年。
  • 工傷賠償委員會數據顯示亞伯達醫療人員受暴力事件增加。
  • 加拿大太空人約書亞·庫崔克(Joshua Kutryk)將於下週前往國際太空站。
  • 民調:丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)支持度下滑;聯盟黨(UCP)與新民主黨支持度持平。
  • 新民調顯示分離主義支持度下降,時間所剩不多。
  • 亞伯達教育部長公布強化校園安全措施計畫。
  • 運輸安全委員會呼籲建立新程序,以辨識2023年事故後惡化的鐵路車輪。
  • 亞伯達分離團體發布報告,聲稱獨立過渡可負擔。
  • 10月19日公投提前投票自10月13日開始;郵寄選票須於10月16日寄達。
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