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卡尔加里周一要闻 · 高速铁路招标、邮寄投票创纪录与青少年被捕

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔省将于秋季发布连接卡尔加里、红鹿与埃德蒙顿的高速铁路招标书(RFP)。 省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)说,一旦选定中标方,渥太华将把该项目移交联邦重大项目办公室审查;省府预计在2027年4月前选出中标方,列车服务将在艾伯塔省两大机场停靠。

  2. 约65.8万个特别(邮寄)选票请求已登记,用于10月19日公投。 选举艾伯塔(Elections Alberta)报告称约有65.8万个请求,近10万个已获批准并标记为已投票;目前已雇用3.4万名选举工作人员,目标至少6万人。

  3. 倡导团体在渥太华敦促联邦对艾伯塔与萨克其万省的跨性别相关法规展开调查。 多个团体要求国会议员调查省级规定,包括要求16岁以下学生征得家长同意方可更改姓名或代词,以及艾伯塔对12岁及以上跨性别运动员的禁令;两省省长都援引了《尽管条款》(notwithstanding clause),艾伯塔省长丹妮尔·史密斯为法规辩护,称其是为了家长权利和安全。

  4. 英国前首相大卫·卡梅伦(David Cameron)表示,艾伯塔的分离主义投票不同于“脱欧”。 在卡尔加里一次能源领导力会议上,卡梅伦称艾伯塔的独立辩论关乎国家的未来,而非加入或退出某个贸易组织,并警告公投结果难以预测。

  5. 与网络“764”招募有关的第二名艾伯塔省青少年被捕。 皇家骑警(RCMP)称,一名来自莱斯布里奇的17岁少年于9月3日被逮捕,并被控与恐怖主义相关的罪行、儿童性虐待与剥削材料(CSAEM)以及涉及该764网络的虐待动物罪行。加拿大已在2025年12月将764网络列为恐怖实体。

  6. 各省已启动2026年秋季流感与COVID-19疫苗接种计划,并确定优先人群。 国家免疫咨询委员会(National Advisory Committee on Immunization)继续强烈建议65岁及以上成人、医护人员与长期护理住民接种,同时建议向6个月及以上的所有人群提供接种;安大略省将于9月28日启动高风险人群接种。

📰 今日其他

  • 艾伯塔与安大略省省长在卡尔加里同台,出席一场能源活动。
  • 选举艾伯塔报道超过65万个邮寄投票请求。
  • 一篇近代史回顾提醒高山飞行存在独特危险。
  • 黑脚族艺术家费伊·海维希尔德(Faye HeavyShield)获颁总督文学奖。
  • 本地球迷在适应没有CBC《加拿大之夜曲棍球》的NHL转播。
  • 专家警告Meta数据中心可能推高艾伯塔电费。
  • 艾伯塔一项研究提供关于魁北克独立成本的线索。
  • 研究警告来自油砂下风处的严重尘埃污染正在吹向艾伯塔社区。

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