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埃德蒙顿要闻 · 公寓接管、AISH恢复与纽詹特-霍普金斯缺阵

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 舍伍德帕克男子被控—调查人员发现由人工智能制作的儿童性相关影像。 阿尔伯塔执法反儿童剥削组(ALERT)互联网儿童剥削单位表示,一名51岁男子被指使用人工智能对多名受害者的照片和视频进行性化处理;调查人员称这些素材来自公开社交媒体账户和在6月25日逮捕时缴获的设备。ALERT称这些文件构成大量收藏,已就多项指控提起诉讼。
  2. 埃德蒙顿男子面临与温尼伯祖父母骗局有关的诈骗与性侵指控。 温尼伯警方称,三名80多岁的成年人在8月17日至22日期间成为目标。一名29岁的埃德蒙顿男子在警方发现与多次现金取款有关的证据后被逮捕;指控包括超过5,000元的诈骗和性侵罪名。警方在逮捕时从嫌疑人的车辆中收回证据。
  3. 被控在2024年埃德蒙顿玉米迷宫谋杀案的被告以精神失常抗辩,称患精神分裂症。 43岁的迈克尔·乔治·费尔兹利(Michael George Ferzli)因2024年8月27日导致53岁约瑟夫·法恩斯沃思(Joseph Farnsworth)死亡的一项二级谋杀指控受审,他已请求法官鲍勃·阿洛内西(Bob Aloneissi)裁定他因精神分裂症而不负刑事责任;法庭听取的证词显示,费尔兹利相信法恩斯沃思持有新纳粹观点,并曾有过暴力念头。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 埃德蒙顿商界团体在预算愿望清单中强调基础维修与市中心投资。 当地商界团体将基础维修和市中心投资列为市政预算申请的关键项目,敦促市政府将基础设施和核心商业区作为优先事项。该团体的提交将这些项目框定为理事会在预算审议前应重点考虑的事项。
  2. 市政委员会投票微调埃德蒙顿公共空间条例;反贫困组织仍表示担忧。 一个市级委员会批准了针对公共空间条例的定向修订;反贫困组织继续反对这些修改,称尽管委员会投票通过,问题仍未解决。

🏥 健康

  1. 重度残疾18岁少年在媒体关注后恢复AISH资格。 克里斯蒂·霍尔-布斯克(Kristi Hall-Busque)表示,她那位无法言语、需依赖轮椅、需要全天候照护并包含夜间护士的18岁儿子本(Ben)在阿尔伯塔省开始把受益人转移到ADAP后,最初被拒绝纳入重度残疾人士保障收入(AISH);在家人于周二上午与省方沟通并在下午接受媒体采访后,省方当天早上撤回了该决定。
  2. 埃德蒙顿Hope Air为医疗出行募捐活动提升公众关注,志愿者拖动3万公斤飞机。 Hope Air(慈善组织)在埃德蒙顿国际机场举办的“为希望出发”筹款活动中,队伍拉动一架重3万公斤(67,000磅)的西捷航空(WestJet)Dash 8飞机100米;该慈善组织表示,自1986年以来已安排277,000次免费航班,并称在2025年已协调14,433次航班、为710个社区安排10,288次病人及护理人员出行。

🏈 体育

  1. 瑞安·纽詹特-霍普金斯将因下肢伤势缺席油人队赛季揭幕战。 埃德蒙顿油人(Edmonton Oilers)宣布,进入第16个NHL赛季的瑞安·纽詹特-霍普金斯将缺席对阵温哥华的揭幕战;主教练迈克·巴布科克(Mike Babcock)表示“日常观测”通常意味着大约两周,并确认特里斯坦·贾里(Tristan Jarry)将首发,而弗雷德里克·安德森(Frederik Andersen)因膝伤预计要到12月才能复出。
  2. 文森特·布兰查德踢进九记罚球,创造CFL纪录,助埃德蒙顿麋鹿加时以37-35险胜。 布兰查德在周二的比赛中踢进九记罚球——在比赛还剩一秒时踢进27码将比赛拖入加时——并在加时再踢进两球,帮助埃德蒙顿麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)以37-35战胜汉密尔顿。

📰 今日其他

  • 靠近第101大道与第116街的伯克利公寓业主指控投资公司提出“敌意”退转提议。
  • 启动研究:阿尔伯塔是否需要加强鸬鹚种群管控。
  • 解读:阿尔伯塔在10月19日公投前的10个问题。
  • Poundmaker’s Lodge关闭圣阿尔伯特日间项目,寻求资金恢复运营。
  • NHL赛季今晚开幕;油人进入迈克·巴布科克执教的首个赛季。
  • 阿尔伯塔牧场主现将政治列为比天气更关心的问题。
  • 报告称阿尔伯塔在COVID-19暴发期间未能保护卡吉尔工人。
  • 卡尔加里—埃德蒙顿高速铁路项目在省联两级新承诺下取得进展。
  • 分离主义团体将房车开往阿尔伯塔西北部宣传独立。
  • 一名在寄宿学校失踪男孩的墓碑被发现;原住民团体寻求其他线索。
  • 阿尔伯塔多位首席执行官联名卡尔加里商会“留下来”信,警示分裂带来经济后果。
  • (重复)油人队的纽詹特-霍普金斯因下肢伤势将缺席赛季揭幕战。
  • (重复)阿尔伯塔鸬鹚相关研究继续进行。
  • (重复)鲁克与亚当斯与布兰查德一同获得CFL周度荣誉。

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