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卡尔加里周报 · 桑尼赛德防洪堤竣工、67.3万邮寄选票申请与冲锋者胜利

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 卡尔加里地区填埋场运营商在火灾后被责令关闭巴尔扎克第二处设施。 艾伯塔环境部门本周对导致长期填埋场火情的公司下达临时停业命令,要求巴尔扎克现场在调查和修复进行期间暂停运营。
  2. 前卡尔加里火焰队球员安德烈·库兹门科(Andrei Kuzmenko)的父亲据报在俄罗斯被熊袭击身亡。 加拿大与俄罗斯媒体确认库兹门科父亲在一宗与狩猎相关的熊袭事件中死亡,当地媒体透露受害者姓名并援引执法部门说法。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 卡尔加里警察局夏季整治“恢复行动”结果:逮捕并控告逾160项罪名。 卡尔加里警察局表示,此次针对社区的有重点执法行动涉及毒品、财产和暴力犯罪,共提出超过160项刑事指控。
  2. 一名卡尔加里男子因强奸致“终生性伤害”被判12年监禁。 省级法院法官在听取受害者影响陈述和医疗报告后,判处该罪犯12年徒刑,报告称袭击造成严重且持久的伤害。
  3. 艾尔德里一名男子在大卖场多起事件后被控六项性侵罪。 艾伯塔皇家骑警逮捕一名30岁艾尔德里男子,并对其提出多项指控。警方称摄像证据将其与沃尔玛、No Frills及其他卡尔加里地区零售店的涉嫌猥亵行为关联起来;该嫌疑人下周出庭。
  4. 警方在两名青少年据称通过 Snapchat 定位功能遭跟踪后警示家长。 网络儿童剥削单位称,已被捕的嫌疑人据称追踪受害者位置、胁迫其分享不雅视频并前往受害者住所,建议家庭检查应用的定位设置。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔选举机构报告:在10月19日公投前已收到67.3万份邮寄选票申请。 该机构表示,申请必须在10月16日17:00前寄回,提前面对面投票为10月13日–17日。该数量远超2023年大选时约6万份的邮寄申请。
  2. 艾伯塔新民主党对新限制性选民名单规则提起司法审查。 反对党在埃德蒙顿提交司法复审申请,称一项将政党可获得名单数据限制为仅按地区计数的法规超出政府权限,并削弱了名单的法定目的。
  3. 省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)公布10月19日公投包含10题,涵盖移民与分离等议题。 政府公布完整选票,询问是否应寻求对移民事务更大控制、推进宪法改革,并就脱离加拿大举行第二次有约束力公投。
  4. 其他省长对艾伯塔宪制公投提案保持沉默。 省级领导人在记者会上表示,尚不会公开支持丹妮尔·史密斯提出的四项重大改革意见——废除参议院、省级任命上诉法官、退出联邦项目和省法律优先于渥太华——称需进一步研究。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 吹哨人称成千上万箱德里斯科尔(Driscoll’s)浆果进入加拿大时农药残留超标。 呈报指出部分货物农药含量超过加拿大限值,该举报已促使供应商与监管机构展开审查。
  2. 民调显示数据中心在艾伯塔不受欢迎,是否会成为政治包袱存疑。 报道援引的一项调查显示当地对新数据中心项目存在明显反对声音,围绕支持者是否会因此在选战中受损展开讨论。
  3. 省政府拨款38.5百万加元支持博蒙特建设驾驶安全培训园区基础设施。 艾伯塔表示,AMTA 安全园区将落址博蒙特规划中的创新园区,占地160英亩,资金用于道路、公用设施和配套服务,旨在吸引商用车辆与执法培训。

🏥 健康

  1. 工伤赔偿局数据表明艾伯塔对医护人员的暴力事件上升。 本周公布的工伤赔偿委员会统计显示,报告的袭击事件与伤害索赔在艾伯塔医护人员中有所增加。
  2. 卡尔加里大学研究:正念与太极有助于癌症康复指标改善。 卡尔加里大学研究人员称,参与正念和太极项目的癌症康复者在主观报告结果与功能性指标上出现可测量的益处。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 曼尼托巴法官裁定高林律师事务所须就发起幸存者诉讼的寄宿学校律师提交账目。 法官肖娜·麦卡锡认定 Gowling WLG 未将原告的费用申请提交审批,违反义务,推翻此前裁决并确认琼·杰克在15亿加元寄宿学校和解案卷中的角色。
  2. 加州签署法案后将每年9月25日定为“多莉·帕顿日”。 加州通过 SB 931 正式将9月25日定为年度“多莉·帕顿日”,以纪念多莉·帕顿的读写倡议与遗产;在她逝世、享年80岁后,全球歌迷关注并纪念该日。
  3. 麋鹿发情季研究显示北美公麋鹿的号叫存在地区方言。 野生动物研究者通过对发情季叫声的声学分析发现,不同地区的公麋鹿在号叫模式上存在差异。

🏈 体育

  1. 卡尔加里冲锋者(Calgary Stampeders)以45-31击败渥太华红黑(Ottawa Redblacks);弗农·亚当斯传球422码。 德昂塔·麦克马洪完成两次达阵,雷内·帕雷德斯踢进三记射门得分,此役过后卡尔加里战绩为7胜8负,季后赛希望仍存。
  2. 埃德蒙顿麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)加时以37-35力克哈密尔顿;踢球手文森特·布朗查德创下CFL纪录。 布朗查德踢进九记射门,创造联赛纪录;麋鹿战绩提升至11胜4负,科迪·法哈多传球298码。
  3. 迈克·巴布科克(Mike Babcock)的任命在埃德蒙顿油人队训练营仍引发关注。 球员表示巴布科克在国家冰球联盟调查解除其工作限制后吸引了大量媒体注意,资深球员扎克·海曼说这使得焦点从球员事务上转移。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 卡尔加里将在全市交叉路口推行新的行人安全措施。 市府批准对路口设计和信号时序进行调整,旨在提高行人可见性并减少重点地点的过街事故。
  2. 桑尼赛德防洪堤工程在摧毁性洪灾13年后竣工。 市府宣布桑尼赛德防洪堤完工,这是多年基础设施工程,旨在降低受2013年洪灾影响社区的淹水风险。
  3. 运输安全委员会在调查2023年艾伯塔列车出轨后,呼吁建立新的车轮监测程序。 运输安全委员会建议改进识别车皮轮对恶化状况的方式,以防止未来出轨事故,基于对2023年事件的调查结果。

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