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卡爾加里週一要聞 · 高速鐵路招標、創紀錄郵寄投票申請與少年被捕

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 亞伯達省今年秋季發出高速鐵路招標書,連接卡爾加里、瑞迪爾與埃德蒙頓。 省長丹妮爾·史密斯表示,一旦選定承辦方,渥太華將把該計畫移交給聯邦重大專案辦公室;省府預計在2027年4月前選定承辦方,列車班次將停靠亞伯達省兩座最大機場。

  2. 約有658,000份特別(郵寄)選票申請登記,將用於10月19日公投。 亞伯達選舉局報告約有658,000份申請,其中近100,000份已核准並標示為已投票;目前已聘請34,000名選務人員,目標至少6萬人。

  3. 倡議團體在渥太華促請聯邦調查亞伯達與薩斯喀徹溫的跨性別法律。 多個團體要求國會議員調查省級規定,例如未滿16歲學生改名或改代名詞需父母同意,以及亞伯達對12歲及以上跨性別運動員的禁令;兩位省長皆援引憲法中的不受挑戰條款(notwithstanding clause),省長丹妮爾·史密斯為法規辯護,稱其為父母權利與安全措施。

  4. 英國前首相大衛·卡麥隆稱亞伯達分離主義公投不同於英國脫歐。 在卡爾加里舉行的能源領導力會議上,卡麥隆說亞伯達的獨立討論關乎國家未來,而非加入或退出貿易組織,並警告公投結果難以預測。

  5. 與線上「764」招募網絡有關的第二名青少年在亞伯達被逮捕。 皇家騎警(RCMP)表示,一名來自雷思布里奇的17歲少年已於9月3日被捕,面對與恐怖主義相關之罪名、兒童性虐待與剝削影像(CSAEM)以及涉及動物虐待的指控;加拿大在2025年12月已將「764」列為恐怖實體。

  6. 各省已啟動2026年秋季流感與COVID‑19疫苗接種計畫,並確定優先族群。 國家免疫諮詢委員會(NACI)持續強烈建議65歲以上成人、醫護人員與長期照護住民接種,同時建議開放予6個月以上的所有人;安大略省自9月28日起開放高風險族群接種。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 亞伯達與安大略省長在卡爾加里同台,於一場能源活動會面。
  • 亞伯達選舉局報告逾65萬份郵寄投票申請。
  • 近期史料回顧警告山區飛行具獨特危險。
  • 布萊克福特(Blackfoot)藝術家菲·海維謝爾德(Faye HeavyShield)獲得總督藝術獎。
  • 在CBC取消《加拿大之夜曲》(Hockey Night in Canada)後,本地球迷調整看球習慣。
  • 專家警告某科技公司資料中心可能推高亞伯達電費。
  • 亞伯達研究提供魁北克獨立成本的線索。
  • 研究警告嚴重沙塵污染自油砂下風處吹入亞伯達社區。

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