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卡爾加里本週要聞:防洪堤完工、673,000份郵寄選票申請與衝鋒者勝利

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🚑 突發與意外

  1. 卡爾加里地區垃圾掩埋場營運商因火災被勒令關閉巴爾扎克第二處場址。 亞伯達環境署本週發布臨時停業命令,要求這家長期燃燒的掩埋場經營方暫停巴爾扎克(Balzac)場址運作,待調查與整治完成。
  2. 前卡爾加里火焰隊球員安德烈·庫茲門科(Andrei Kuzmenko)之父在俄羅斯遭熊襲擊身亡。 加拿大與俄羅斯媒體報導確認死訊,當地媒體點名受害者並引述執法單位說法,指事件與狩獵有關。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 卡爾加里警察夏季掃蕩行動「重建行動」結果:超過160項控罪。 卡爾加里警察局表示,針對社區重點執法的夏季行動導致逾160項刑事指控,涵蓋毒品、財產與暴力犯罪。
  2. 卡爾加里男子因強姦致「改變一生的傷害」判監12年。 省法院法官在聽取被害人陳述與醫療報告後,裁定受害人遭受嚴重且持久的傷害,判處12年徒刑。
  3. 艾爾德里(Airdrie)男子在大型零售店疑似多起性侵遭控六項性侵罪。 亞伯達皇家騎警逮捕一名30歲艾爾德里男子,並提出多項指控;據稱監視畫面將他與在沃爾瑪、No Frills及其他卡爾加里地區零售店的疑似猥褻行為連結起來;他預定下週出庭。
  4. 警方在兩名青少年疑遭Snapchat定位功能跟蹤後警告家長。 反性剝削網路部門指出,遭逮捕的嫌犯疑藉定位追蹤受害者位置,並脅迫分享露骨影片,甚至前往受害者住處,建議家長檢視應用程式的定位設定。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 亞伯達選舉局報告在10月19日公投前已收到673,000份郵寄選票申請。 機構表示申請表須於10月16日17:00前寄回,提前的親自投票時段為10月13日至17日,且此一總數遠高於2023年大選約60,000份郵寄申請。
  2. 亞伯達新民主黨對新限制選民名單規則提起司法審查。 在渥太華的反對黨提起訴訟,主張新規定僅允許按地區計數提供名單數據,超出政府權限,並削弱選民名單的法定目的。
  3. 省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)提出的10月19日公投將包含10項問題,涵蓋移民與分離議題。 政府公布完整票面,詢問亞伯達是否應尋求提高對移民的控制、推動憲政改革,並就脫離加拿大進行第二次有約束力的投票。
  4. 其他省長對亞伯達憲制公投提案保持沉默。 各省領袖告訴記者,尚未公開支持丹妮爾·史密斯提出的四項重大改革構想——廢除參議院、省長任命上訴法官、退出聯邦計畫的選擇權,以及省法優於渥太華——表示將待進一步研究。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 檢舉人指控德里斯科爾公司大量莓果運入加拿大時農藥殘留超標。 申訴指出多批次水果的農藥含量超過加拿大標準,已促使供應商與監管單位展開審查。
  2. 民調顯示亞伯達民眾不支持資料中心;是否成為政治包袱引發質疑。 報告引用之調查顯示當地對新資料中心計畫反感明顯,並引發討論這項議題是否會影響支持該計畫的政治人物。
  3. 省府核准向博蒙(Beaumont)撥款3,850萬元用於建置駕駛安全訓練園區基礎建設。 亞伯達表示「AMTA安全園區」將位於博蒙計畫中的創新園區160英畝用地,款項用於道路、公用設施與接駁,以吸引商業駕駛與執法人員訓練。

🏥 健康

  1. 工傷賠償局數據顯示亞伯達醫護人員遭暴力事件增加。 工人賠償董事會本週公布統計,近期間內亞伯達醫療人員通報的襲擊與受傷理賠案件數上升。
  2. 卡爾加里大學研究發現正念與太極有助癌症復健成效。 卡爾加里大學(University of Calgary)研究團隊表示,接受正念與太極課程的復健參與者在自我回報結果與功能性指標上均有可量化的改善。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 曼尼托巴法官裁定高寧律所須對提出日校受害者訴訟的律師負責。 莎娜·麥卡錫法官認定高寧律師事務所未將原告律師的費用申請提呈審批,違反義務,推翻先前判決,並確認瓊·傑克在15億加元日校和解案卷中的角色。
  2. 加州州長簽署法案後將每年9月25日定為多莉·帕頓日。 加州以SB 931法案正式將9月25日訂為年度多莉·帕頓日,以表揚其推廣識字的貢獻與遺產;該公告發表後,粉絲於全球紀念此日。
  3. 麋鹿發情期研究顯示北美雄麋鹿吼聲存在地域方言差異。 野生動物研究人員發表分析,指出各地麋鹿在發情季所發出的吼聲在音域與模式上有區域性差異。

🏈 體育

  1. 卡爾加里衝鋒者(Calgary Stampeders)以45比31擊敗渥太華紅黑隊(Ottawa Redblacks);佛農·亞當斯傳球422碼。 德昂塔·麥馬洪(Deonta McMahon)攻入兩次達陣,雷內·帕雷德斯(Rene Paredes)踢進三次攻門得分,勝利讓卡爾加里以7勝8敗續保季後賽希望。
  2. 埃德蒙頓麋鹿隊(Edmonton Elks)延長賽以37比35險勝漢密爾頓;踢球員文森·布蘭查德創CFL單場九次攻門新紀錄。 布蘭查德踢進九次攻門創聯盟紀錄,埃德蒙頓戰績提升至11勝4敗,科迪·法哈多(Cody Fajardo)傳球298碼。
  3. 麥克·巴布科克(Mike Babcock)受聘案在埃德蒙頓油人隊訓練營仍造成干擾。 球員表示巴布科克在國家冰球聯盟調查後獲准工作,卻吸收了媒體焦點;資深球員札克·海曼(Zach Hyman)評論稱注意力因此偏離球員事務。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 卡爾加里將在全市路口實施新的行人安全措施。 市府批准變更路口設計與號誌時序,旨在提升行人能見度並減少行人穿越事故,先行部署地點未具體說明。
  2. 松岸(Sunnyside)防洪堤工程在毀滅性洪災13年後完工。 市府宣布松岸防洪堤完工,這是多年來降低2013年洪災影響社區風險的基礎建設工程。
  3. 交通安全委員會(TSB)在調查2023年亞伯達列車出軌後,呼籲建立新的車輪監測程序。 該委員會建議改進識別劣化車輪的方法,以預防未來出軌事件,係基於對2023年事故的調查結果。

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