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埃德蒙頓週一要聞 · 高鐵、創紀錄郵寄投票與青少年涉恐被控

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)指控亞伯達一名青少年涉入線上「764」恐怖招募網絡。 一名17歲、來自雷斯布里奇的少年於9月3日被捕,遭控恐怖主義相關罪、兒童性虐待與剝削影像罪(CSAEM)以及虐待動物等罪,起訴內容指向被加拿大於2025年12月列為恐怖組織的「764」網絡。皇家加拿大騎警表示,該網絡透過抖音、迪斯科德、羅布樂思等平台招募兒童。
  2. 一名男子被控在2023年亞伯達北部致命槍擊案犯下第一級謀殺。 皇家加拿大騎警表示,在針對該起2023年謀殺案完成調查後,已對一名男子提出第一級謀殺指控。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 亞伯達選舉局報告:在10月19日公投前約有65.8萬份特別選票申請。 亞伯達選舉局表示,近10萬份已寄回的特別選票已被核准並記為已投票,且迄今已聘請3.4萬名選務人員,該公投共有10項題目,其中包含關於是否留在加拿大的問題。
  2. 亞伯達將於今秋徵求連接埃德蒙頓、雷德迪爾與卡爾加里的高鐵提案。 省長丹妮爾·史密斯表示,將在2027年4月前選出提案者,並由渥太華將入選案轉交聯邦重大專案辦公室審查;她在卡爾加里說,計畫將包含停靠亞伯達兩座最大機場的站點。
  3. 倡議團體要求渥太華對亞伯達與薩克其萬的跨性別法律展開調查。 全國倡議團體向國會議員表示,要求調查各省對未滿16歲者更改代名詞/名稱需父母同意的法律、亞伯達對12歲以上跨性別運動員的禁令,以及限制青少年性別肯定醫療的規定;倡議者指出,省長們曾動用《儘管條款》為這些法律提供保護。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 專家警告:美塔(Meta)資料中心可能提高亞伯達電費。 分析人士對媒體表示,亞伯達擬建或現有的美塔資料中心可能提高區域電力需求,進而影響消費者電費。
  2. 亞伯達研究提供魁北克獨立潛在成本線索。 一項來自亞伯達的研究檢視魁北克獨立情境下的財政與經濟成本,為政策制定者提供比較分析。

🏥 健康

  1. 各省啟動秋季流感與COVID-19疫苗接種,優先提供高風險族群。 加拿大國家免疫諮詢委員會(NACI)建議,COVID-19疫苗對象為65歲以上成人、醫護人員與長期照護住民;流感疫苗優先對象為6個月至5歲兒童與65歲以上成人。
  2. 研究警告:油砂下風處社區正遭受嚴重灰塵污染。 研究人員報告,位於油砂下風的社區測得高於常態的灰塵濃度,引發環境健康疑慮。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 黑腳族藝術家費伊·海維席爾德獲頒總督視覺與媒體藝術獎。 該國家級獎項表彰黑腳族藝術家費伊·海維席爾德的藝術生涯。
  2. 本地冰球迷調整收看習慣,因「加拿大之夜冰球」(Hockey Night in Canada)不再由加拿大廣播公司播出。 報導指出,該變動改變了埃德蒙頓地區球迷的週六晚比賽觀賽方式。
  3. 國家冰球聯盟(NHL)話題聚焦大額合約與年輕球員快速進入一軍。 報導強調麥克林·塞勒布里尼與康納·貝達等年輕球星,並指出球隊正給予2024–2025年選秀的球員重要角色。

📰 也在今天

  • 亞伯達與安大略省長在卡爾加里同台討論能源政策。
  • 亞伯達選舉局表示逾65萬份郵寄投票申請。
  • 專家就渥太華新重大專案法案在一場審議會中展開辯論。
  • 前英國首相戴維·卡梅倫在卡爾加里能源會議上,將亞伯達分離公投與英國脫歐作對比。
  • 亞伯達研究提供魁北克獨立成本的線索,被納入全國分析。
  • 研究警告油砂下風處出現嚴重灰塵污染。

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