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埃德蒙頓要聞 · 週二:公寓接管、AISH逆轉、納根特-霍普金斯缺陣

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 雪伍德公園男子遭控:調查人員發現以人工智慧製作之兒童性剝削影像。 反網路兒童剝削組織(ALERT)的網路兒童剝削單位指控一名51歲男子利用人工智慧將多名受害者的照片與影片性化;調查人員表示,相關檔案來源於公開社群媒體帳號及在6月25日逮捕時查扣的裝置。ALERT稱這些檔案是龐大蒐藏,已提出多項指控。
  2. 埃德蒙頓男子涉溫尼伯爺奶詐騙案,面臨詐欺與性侵指控。 溫尼伯(Winnipeg)警方表示,三名八旬成年人在8月17至22日遭鎖定,一名29歲埃德蒙頓(Edmonton)男子在警察發現與多次現金提領有關證據後被逮捕;指控包括超過5,000元詐欺與數項性侵罪。警方在逮捕時從嫌犯車輛中查獲相關證據。
  3. 埃德蒙頓玉米迷宮謀殺案被告主張因精神分裂不具刑事責任能力。 43歲的麥可·喬治·費爾茲利(Michael George Ferzli)涉於2024年8月27日造成53歲約瑟夫·法恩斯沃思(Joseph Farnsworth)死亡,受審二級謀殺。他已向法官鮑伯·阿隆尼斯西(Bob Aloneissi)主張因精神分裂而應裁定不具刑事責任能力(NCR);庭上證詞稱費爾茲利相信法恩斯沃思擁護新納粹觀點且過去曾有暴力念頭。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 埃德蒙頓商業團體在預算願望清單中提出基礎修繕與市中心投資。 該地方商業團體將基礎修繕與市中心投資列為市府下次預算請求的重點,敦促市府關注基礎設施與核心商業區。團體的提案將這些項目定位為預算審議前市議會應優先考量的事項。
  2. 市議會委員會通過修訂公共空間條例,反貧窮組織仍表憂慮。 一個市府委員會批准針對公共空間條例的定向修正;反貧窮團體持續反對,表示儘管委員會已投票,問題仍未解決。

🏥 健康

  1. 經媒體關注後,重度殘障18歲少年重新獲得嚴重殘障者保證收入(Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped)。 克莉絲蒂·霍爾-布斯克(Kristi Hall-Busque)表示,她非語言、需依輪椅與24小時照護(含夜間護理)之18歲兒子本(Ben)在亞伯達省(Alberta)將受益人轉入另類計畫ADAP時,最初被拒絕獲得嚴重殘障者保證收入;在家庭於週二下午接受媒體訪問後,省府於當天早上撤回原決定,恢復給付。
  2. 埃德蒙頓希望航空的拉飛機募款活動,提高醫療就診旅行意識;志工拉動一架30,000公斤飛機。 希望航空(Hope Air)在埃德蒙頓國際機場舉辦的「為希望而拖」活動,團隊合力拉動一架重30,000公斤(67,000磅)的威斯捷特Dash 8飛機100公尺;該慈善組織表示自1986年以來已安排277,000次免費航程,並指出2025年已協調14,433班次航班、10,288次病患與照顧者旅行,涵蓋710個社區。

🏈 體育

  1. 瑞安·納根特-霍普金斯(Ryan Nugent-Hopkins)因下身傷勢將缺席油人隊開季戰。 艾德蒙頓油人(Edmonton Oilers)宣布,即將迎接第16個國家冰球聯盟球季的納根特-霍普金斯將缺席對溫哥華(Vancouver)的開季戰;教練麥克·巴布科克(Mike Babcock)表示「每日觀察」往往意味約兩週,並確認崔斯坦·賈瑞(Tristan Jarry)將先發,而佛雷德里克·安德森(Frederik Andersen)因膝傷要到12月才可復出。
  2. 文森特·布蘭夏(Vincent Blanchard)踢進CFL紀錄的九次任意球,艾爾克斯以37-35延長加時擊敗漢密爾頓。 布蘭夏在週二比賽中踢進九次任意球——於剩一秒時踢進27碼追平比數逼入延長賽,延長賽再添兩球,率領埃德蒙頓艾爾克斯(Edmonton Elks)以37-35擊敗漢密爾頓。

📰 另有報導

  • 101大道與116街附近柏克利大廈公寓所有者指控投資公司提出「敵意」轉變提議。
  • 展開研究:亞伯達是否需要更強的鸕鷀族群控制。
  • 說明文:亞伯達在10月19日公投的10個問題。
  • Poundmaker’s Lodge關閉聖艾伯特日間服務,尋求資金恢復營運。
  • 國家冰球聯盟球季今晚開幕;油人隊邁入巴布科克執教首年。
  • 亞伯達牧場主將政治列為超越天氣的首要關切。
  • 報告指亞伯達在COVID-19疫情期間未能保障卡吉爾(Cargill)員工。
  • 卡加利—埃德蒙頓高鐵計畫在省與聯邦的新承諾下取得進展。
  • 分離主義組織駕駛露營車前往亞伯達西北宣傳獨立。
  • 一名在寄宿學校失蹤男童之墓被發現;原住民社群尋找其他遺骸。
  • 亞伯達執行長加入卡加利商會「留下」聯署信,警告分離的經濟後果。
  • (重複)油人隊的納根特-霍普金斯將因下身傷勢缺席開季戰。
  • (重複)亞伯達鸕鷀研究持續進行。
  • (重複)魯克與亞當斯與布蘭夏同獲CFL周最佳榮譽。

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