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卡尔加里周六要闻:原住民律师胜诉、牛仔胜利与数据中心民调

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 原住民诉讼律师琼·杰克在对抗 Gowling WLG 一案胜诉。 曼尼托巴法官 Shauna McCarthy 在长达 46 页的裁决中认定 Gowling 在 2009 年日校档案案中,针对琼·杰克及其他人所做的工作,违反了受托和合同义务;Gowling 当时促成了 15 亿的和解并获得了 5500 万的律师费,而琼·杰克未获任何报酬,赔偿金额将在后续确定。
  2. 益普索民调警示:投票率将决定艾伯塔 10 月 19 日分离公投结果。 民调显示 20% 的艾伯塔省民会在第二次具有约束力的公投中投“是”,81% 表示计划投票。专栏引用这些数字认为,最终胜负将由投票率决定。
  3. 分离派政党称尽管民调回落,支持者仍有动力。 报道描述,在最近民调显示公众对艾伯塔分离支持下降后,分离主义活动者仍保持动员状态。

🏈 体育

  1. 卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)以 45–31 击败 渥太华红黑(Ottawa Redblacks),保留季后赛希望。 Vernon Adams Jr. 30 次传球完成 24 次,传球码数 422 码并送出三次达阵;Deonta McMahon 有两次达阵(一次冲球一次接球)。此役过后牛仔战绩升至 7–8,渥太华本季仍为 0–14。
  2. 卑诗雄狮(B.C. Lions)以 31–24 战胜 萨斯喀彻温骑士(Saskatchewan Roughriders),战绩升至 8–6。 Nathan Rourke 投出 375 码并攻入四次达阵;此役让雄狮在西区排名第二,并在与骑士的三场系列赛中取得 2–1 的优势。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 卡尔加里大学研究:正念与太极有助癌症康复。 研究报告指出,正念与太极在癌症康复中能带来可测量的益处,研究在结论中点名了这些练习。
  2. 法官裁定门策洛普洛斯归还错误解雇案相关记录。 法院判决要求被告门策洛普洛斯交还指定记录,作为持续进行的错误解雇诉讼的一部分。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 民调显示艾伯塔公众不支持数据中心项目。 报道援引一项民调,发现公众对数据中心项目支持度低,质疑支持者为此需承担的政治代价。
  2. 举报人称数百万颗 Driscoll’s 草莓运到加拿大时农药超标。 报道称,一名举报人指控有“数百万”颗 Driscoll’s 草莓被运入加拿大,所含农药超过允许标准。

📰 今日还要闻

  • 卑诗保守党临时领袖洛恩·杜尔克森在被任命后表示“准备就绪”。
  • 杜尔克森与克里斯蒂·克拉克周五一同出席了卑诗雄狮的比赛。
  • 研究发现北美雄驼鹿的公鹿有不同方言的咆哮声。
  • 鸡翅夜价上涨,改变了这一传统廉价周中优惠。
  • 皇家骑警称,一名男子因在埃德蒙顿近郊艾尔德里及卡尔加里的一系列性侵案被控。

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