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埃德蒙頓週報:麋鹿延長賽勝出、貝蒙特獲資金與郵寄投票激增

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 省府承諾撥款 3,850 萬加元給貝蒙特(Beaumont)興建新安全訓練園區。 亞伯達省政府在9月25日宣布提供3,850萬加元,用於興建貝蒙特創新園區(Beaumont Innovation Park)及擬議的 AMTA 安全園區(AMTA Safety Campus)所在160英畝土地的道路、公用事業與基礎設施,地點位於埃德蒙頓(Edmonton)南側、625號公路與814號公路之間。

  2. 10月19日公投前郵寄選票申請暴增。 亞伯達選舉局(Elections Alberta)在9月24日表示,截至該日已收到673,000份郵寄選票申請,申請將於9月25日午夜截止;完成的郵寄選票必須於10月16日下午5時前送達,提前親自投票則安排在10月13日至17日。

  3. 亞伯達新民主黨(NDP)就新選民名冊規定提起司法挑戰。 新民主黨於9月24日在埃德蒙頓提出法院申請,請求撤銷一項規定,該規定限制亞伯達選舉局僅可按區域提供選民人數,而不再提供姓名、地址與聯絡資料;司法部長米奇·艾默里(Mickey Amery)辦公室表示,該規則將於年底到期。

  4. 公共安全部長稱市中心受押人遭放下車事件為「人為錯誤」。 麥克·艾利斯(Mike Ellis)在埃伯達市政會議上向記者表示,近日兩起省級矯正運輸廂型車在市中心放下受押人的事件係因「人為錯誤」,此說法出現在有影片顯示在華埠(Chinatown)有受押人被釋放,市長安德魯·納克(Andrew Knack)亦向部長施壓要求改進措施。

  5. 丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)提出的公投包含10項問題,涵蓋移民與憲制變更。 10月19日的選票將詢問亞伯達民眾是否要讓省府在移民上取得更大掌控(史密斯提出每年約5萬名新移民的目標),以及有關廢除參議院、省級任命法官與選擇退出聯邦計畫等措施。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 受歡迎的煙燻肉貝果因牛肉價格漲至每公斤 17 加元而下架。 位於懷特大道(Whyte Avenue)的 Beb’s Bagels 移除了最暢銷的煙燻肉三明治,合夥人林登·卡特(Lindon Carter)表示三年前牛肉每公斤約10加元,如今最高漲到每公斤17加元,店內維持穩定員工薪資並不收取小費。

  2. 數據中心在亞伯達面臨政治阻力,民眾反對聲浪升高。 本週的民調與報導顯示,部分亞伯達居民對建置大型伺服器農場的計畫態度反感,這對省級政治人物與在審議大型伺服器廠房稅務與土地使用議題的市議會帶來壓力。

  3. 亞伯達市鎮在會議上要求省府將財政盈餘挹注基礎建設。 本週出席會議的各地市政領袖請求分配省府盈餘以支付道路與公用設施支出,地方政府指出社區基礎建設需求已超出目前市政府預算。

🏈 體育

  1. 埃德蒙頓麋鹿(Elks)在延長賽以37比35擊敗漢密爾頓,布蘭查德創下九次踢進場射球的CFL紀錄。 在9月26日於聯邦體育場(Commonwealth Stadium)舉行的比賽中,埃德蒙頓以延長賽37比35獲勝,踢球員文森特·布蘭查德(Vincent Blanchard)踢進九次場射球創下加拿大職業足球聯盟紀錄,四分衛科迪·法哈多(Cody Fajardo)完成32投47中、傳球距離298碼,球隊本季戰績提升至11勝4敗。

  2. 麋鹿主場6勝1敗紀錄助長季後賽衝刺與球迷熱情。 本季球隊在聯邦體育場的6勝1敗延續了與灰盃(Grey Cup)年相關的主場優勢,超過3萬人的出場人數被科迪·法哈多點名為激勵球隊在剩餘主場比賽中表現的因素。

  3. 艾德蒙頓油人(Oilers)教練麥克·巴布考克(Mike Babcock)在訓練營爭議中獲准上班。 國家冰球聯盟的調查允許巴布考克本週執教艾德蒙頓油人,資深球員如札克·海曼(Zach Hyman)表示,巴布考克承擔了媒體焦點,讓球員能專注於球隊系統,訓練營在開季前夕結束,下一場揭幕戰對手為溫哥華(Vancouver)。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 在北區以3D列印槍械的埃德蒙頓男子被判刑三年。 31歲的羅伊·塔克(Roy Tucker)在一次與「再製計畫」相關、於2023年對其北區住所的搜查中被發現有列印或試圖列印16把槍械的證據,組裝出三把可操作的槍支零件,並儲存超過32,000發彈藥,最終被判處三年徒刑。

  2. 警方警告家長,兩名青少年疑似遭透過 Snapchat 定位工具跟蹤。 亞伯達執法反應小組(Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams)本週表示,一名嫌犯疑透過 Snapchat 的地圖功能追蹤兩名年輕受害者位置,前往其家中並強迫錄製性露骨影片,調查人員呼籲家長檢視應用程式的位置設定。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 「送餐到家」計畫擴大服務,為內城學校學生供餐。 該計畫與位於博伊爾街(Boyle Street)的慈特蕾莎(St. Teresa of Calcutta)小學合作,每週四天為全校學生供應午餐,執行董事亞當·札瓦迪烏克(Adam Zawadiuk)表示,該組織正從長者送餐轉型為更廣泛的社區食物服務。

  2. 埃德蒙頓擴大資源回收名單,納入發泡膠與一次性咖啡杯。 市府本週宣布調整路邊與回收站的回收接受範圍,正式新增如聚苯乙烯容器(發泡膠)與一次性咖啡杯等類別,以減少掩埋場廢棄物。

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