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高速铁路、创纪录邮寄投票与青少年涉恐指控 — 埃德蒙顿周一

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 加拿大皇家骑警(RCMP)指控艾伯塔省青少年与线上“764”恐怖招募网络有关。 一名来自莱斯布里奇的17岁少年于9月3日被逮捕,面临与恐怖主义有关的指控、儿童性虐待及剥削材料(CSAEM)指控,以及与“764”网络相关的虐待动物指控。加拿大在2025年12月将“764”列为恐怖组织。骑警表示,该网络通过TikTok、Discord、Roblox等平台招募儿童。
  2. 一宗发生于2023年的艾伯塔北部致命枪击案,男子被控一级谋杀。 骑警表示,针对2023年北艾伯塔的一起凶杀案已提出一级谋杀指控,宣告该案调查完成。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔选举局(Elections Alberta)报告:在10月19日公投前约有65.8万份特别投票申请。 选举局称,近10万份已寄回的特别投票获批准并标记为已投票,截至目前已雇用3.4万名选举工作人员,公投包含一项关于是否留在加拿大的问题在内的10项议题。
  2. 艾伯塔将于今秋征求连接埃德蒙顿、红鹿与卡尔加里的高速铁路方案。 省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)在卡尔加里表示,将在2027年4月前选定一家提案方,渥太华会将中选项目提交联邦重大项目办公室审查;计划将包括在艾伯塔两座最大机场设站。
  3. 倡导团体要求渥太华就艾伯塔与萨斯喀彻温跨性别相关法律展开调查。 全国倡导者在国会议员面前表示,要求对省级法律进行调查,这些法律包括要求16岁以下变更代名词/姓名需父母同意、对12岁以上跨性别运动员的禁令,以及对青少年性别肯定医疗的限制;倡导者称,各省长动用“尽管如此条款”来保护这些法律。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 专家警告:Meta数据中心可能推高艾伯塔电费。 分析人士对媒体表示,艾伯塔拟建或已建的Meta数据中心可能增加区域电力需求,进而影响民众电费水平。
  2. 艾伯塔一项研究为魁北克独立可能带来的成本提供线索。 该研究评估魁北克独立情景下的财政与经济代价,为政策制定者提供对比分析。

🏥 卫生

  1. 各省展开秋季流感与新冠疫苗接种,高风险人群优先。 国家免疫咨询委员会(NACI)建议65岁及以上成人、医护人员和长期护理住民接种新冠疫苗,并将6个月至5岁的儿童及65岁以上成人列为流感疫苗优先接种对象。
  2. 研究警告:油砂下风向社区正遭受严重扬尘污染。 研究报告称,在油砂下风处的某社区检测到升高的粉尘水平,带来环境与健康方面的担忧。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 黑脚族艺术家费·海维谢尔德(Faye HeavyShield)获颁总督视觉与媒体艺术奖。 全国性奖项表彰了她的艺术生涯。
  2. 本地冰球迷适应没有CBC播放的“加拿大冰球之夜”后的NHL转播。 报道指出,“加拿大冰球之夜”退出加拿大广播公司(CBC)后,埃德蒙顿地区球迷的周六晚观看习惯发生变化。
  3. NHL的赛季话题聚焦大额合同与年轻球员快速上位。 报道特别提到如麦克林·塞勒布里尼(Macklin Celebrini)与康纳·贝达(Connor Bedard)等青年新星,并指出各队正为2024–2025年选中的球员分配重要角色。

📰 还有今天

  • 艾伯塔与安大略省长在卡尔加里同台讨论能源政策。
  • 选举局称已有超过65万份邮寄投票请求用于公投。
  • 专家在联邦项目审批场合讨论渥太华新颁的重大项目法案。
  • 前英国首相戴维·卡梅伦在卡尔加里能源会议上将艾伯塔分离主义公投与英国脱欧作对比。
  • **艾伯塔研究为魁北克独立成本提供线索,**在全国分析中被引用。
  • 研究者在新研究中警告油砂下风处存在严重扬尘污染。

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