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埃德蒙顿周报:精灵队加时胜、博蒙特获省拨款与邮寄选票激增

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 省政府承诺向博蒙特(Beaumont)拨款3,850万加元建设新的安全培训园区。 艾伯塔省政府在9月25日宣布,将拨付3,850万加元用于在埃德蒙顿南部、625号公路与814号公路之间的160英亩土地上为博蒙特创新园和拟建的AMTA安全校园(AMTA Safety Campus)建设道路、公共设施及配套服务。

  2. 10月19日公投前,邮寄选票申请激增。 艾伯塔选举局(Elections Alberta)在9月24日报告称,已收到673,000份邮寄选票申请,并指出申请将于9月25日午夜截止;已完成的邮寄选票须在10月16日17:00前到达,提前现场投票安排在10月13日至17日。

  3. 艾伯塔新民主党(Alberta NDP)就新选民名单规定提起司法挑战。 新民主党于9月24日在埃德蒙顿提起法院申请,寻求撤销一项规定,该规定限制艾伯塔选举局仅向政党提供按区域的选民人数统计,替代此前可获得姓名、地址和联系方式的做法;司法部长米奇·阿梅里(Mickey Amery)办公室表示,该规定将于年底到期。

  4. 公共安全部长将市中心放走被拘人员事件称为“人为失误”。 在埃德蒙顿市政大会上,迈克·埃利斯(Mike Ellis)对记者表示,最近两起省级司法押运面包车在市中心放走被拘人员的事件系“人为失误”。此前有视频显示在华埠社区有释放画面,市长安德鲁·纳克(Andrew Knack)当场敦促部长采取纠正措施。

  5. 总理丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)提出的公投包含10项问题,涉及移民与宪法变更。 10月19日的选票将询问艾伯塔人是否应加强对移民的省级控制(史密斯提出的目标约为每年五万名新移民),并包括关于废除参议院、省级任命法官以及退出联邦项目等措施。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 受牛肉价格升至17加元/千克影响,受欢迎的烟熏肉百吉饼下架。 位于怀特大道的Beb’s Bagels在合伙人林登·卡特(Lindon Carter)表示,牛肉价格从三年前的10加元/千克涨至最高约17加元/千克后,店内热销的烟熏肉三明治已下架;店内通过不收小费维持员工稳定薪酬。

  2. 随着公众反对增加,数据中心在艾伯塔面临政治阻力。 本周的民意调查和报道显示,数据中心项目在部分艾伯塔居民中日益不受欢迎,给在该地区衡量大型服务器农场土地使用与税收决策的省级政客和市议会带来压力。

  3. 艾伯塔各市镇在大会上敦促省政府拿出财政结余用于基础设施。 来自全省的市政领导在本周大会上要求分配省财政结余以修建道路和公共设施,地方政府称社区基础设施需求超出当前市政预算能力。

🏈 体育

  1. 埃德蒙顿精灵队(Edmonton Elks)加时以37-35击败汉密尔顿,布兰查德创九次射门得分的CFL纪录。 9月26日在联邦体育场(Commonwealth Stadium)进行的比赛中,埃德蒙顿加时以37-35取胜,踢球员文森特·布兰查德(Vincent Blanchard)踢进CFL纪录的九个射门得分,四分卫科迪·法哈尔多(Cody Fajardo)出手47次完成32次传球,总计298码,精灵队本赛季战绩提升至11胜4负。

  2. 精灵队主场6胜1负的战绩助推季后赛争夺并刺激球迷关注。 本赛季在联邦体育场主场6胜1负的记录延续了与灰杯年相关的主场优势传统,出场人数超过3万人,四分卫科迪·法哈尔多称这为球队接下来主场比赛注入了活力。

  3. 在训练营争议调查中,油人队教练麦克·巴布科克(Mike Babcock)获准继续执教。 国家冰球联盟的调查本周允许麦克·巴布科克继续执教埃德蒙顿油人(Edmonton Oilers);老将扎克·海曼(Zach Hyman)表示,巴布科克吸收了媒体关注,让球员能够专注于球队体系,训练营在赛季对温哥华的揭幕战前结束。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 一名在埃德蒙顿使用3D打印枪械的男子被判三年徒刑。 31岁的罗伊·塔克(Roy Tucker)在一宗关联“再现计划”(Project Reproduction)的2023年搜查中被发现曾打印或尝试打印16支枪械、从零件组装出三把可操作枪支,并在其北区住所储存超过32,000发弹药,随后被判处三年监禁。

  2. 警方提醒家长警惕:两名青少年疑被通过Snapchat定位工具跟踪并遭胁迫。 艾伯塔执法响应小组本周表示,嫌疑人疑通过Snapchat 的 Snap Map 跟踪两名未成年受害者位置,前往其家庭住址并胁迫其拍摄性露骨视频,调查人员敦促家长检查应用的位置共享设置。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. “送餐上门”(Meals on Wheels)计划扩展至内城区学校,为埃德蒙顿学生提供午餐。 该计划与博伊尔街的加尔各答特蕾莎圣女小学(St. Teresa of Calcutta Elementary)合作,每周四天为每位学生提供午餐,这是“送餐上门”从老年人餐食配送向社区食品项目转型的一部分,执行董事亚当·扎瓦杜克(Adam Zawadiuk)如是说。

  2. 埃德蒙顿将可回收物品清单扩展至聚苯乙烯泡沫和一次性咖啡杯。 市政府本周宣布调整路边与回收点的可接受回收物,正式将聚苯乙烯容器和一次性咖啡杯等新类别纳入清单,以减少填埋废弃物。

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