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卡爾加里週二要聞 · 重度傷殘保障金逆轉、拉機募款、紐根特‑霍普金斯缺陣

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 被控2024年埃德蒙頓玉米迷宮兇殺案的被告稱被害人是納粹。 43歲邁可·喬治·費茲里(Michael George Ferzli)因2024年8月27日53歲約瑟夫·法恩斯沃斯(Joseph Farnsworth)之死,正受二級謀殺審判,辯方要求法官博布·阿洛尼斯西(Bob Aloneissi)裁定被告因精神分裂症而不具刑事責任能力。法庭聽聞兩人同住在同一受監督集體住所,事發當日皆參加在帕克蘭郡的迷宮行程時遭攻擊。
  2. 雪樹公園男子因以人工智慧製作兒童性虐待影像被控。 互聯網兒童性剝削調查單位表示,一名51歲男子於6月25日被捕,涉嫌利用人工智慧將其認識的多名受害者照片與影片性化;調查人員在查扣設備的法醫分析中發現大量蒐藏,已在先前的持有與散布罪名外追加指控。

🏥 醫療健康

  1. 重度肢體障礙的18歲少年在媒體介入前一度被拒發重度傷殘保障金。 克莉絲蒂·霍爾‑布斯克(Kristi Hall‑Busque)表示,其非語言、需坐輪椅且需全天候照護(含夜間護理)的兒子本,被告知可就業而在今年初遭拒發重度傷殘保障金;在家庭個案曝光媒體後,省府隔日上午撤回原決定並恢復給付。
  2. 埃德蒙頓機場拉機募款為希望航空醫療交通集資。 希望航空自1986年以來安排超過277,000趟免費航班,並於2025年協助38,392次交通安排。該組織在埃德蒙頓國際機場舉辦「為希望而拉」活動,隊伍合力將一架重30,000公斤的西捷航空Dash 8 型渦槳客機拉行100公尺,為需長途就醫的病患募款。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 公寓業主指控投資公司聯合出價逼迫去公寓化。 位於埃德蒙頓101大道與116街附近的柏克利大廈住戶表示,多家公司同時對多戶提出買賣要約,企圖透過去公寓化(將管理的共管公寓改為出租)攫取利益;埃德蒙頓房地產經紀人協會的達琳·瑞德警告,業者可能尋求董事會控制並強行徵收特別費用。
  2. 埃德蒙頓油人老將瑞恩·紐根特‑霍普金斯賽季開幕戰因下半身傷勢缺陣。 油人隊宣布紐根特‑霍普金斯將缺席2026年9月29日對陣溫哥華加人隊的開幕戰;總教練麥克·巴布考克表示「每日觀察」通常意味約兩週,並確認崔斯坦·賈瑞將擔任先發,而費德里克·安德森將因膝傷缺陣至12月。

📰 另有所聞

  • 卡爾加里商會警告若亞伯達分裂將有經濟衝擊, 摘要未詳列具體影響。
  • 卡爾加里三座加油站共被盜走10,000公升柴油, 正在調查中。
  • 團隊研究亞伯達鸕鶿族群數量, 以評估是否需進行族群控制。
  • 解析:亞伯達10月19日公投的10項問題, 詳情已公布。
  • 多年後發現在寄宿學校失蹤男童墓穴, 原住民族正在尋找其他失蹤者。
  • 分離主義團體開著房車北上亞伯達討論獨立, 活動人士通報。
  • 法官聽取1980年代卡爾加里連環強暴案證詞, 審理接近尾聲。
  • 檢方指控卡爾加里被害者遭毆打、灌服芬太尼後焚屍, 謀殺審判中提出指控。
  • 雷德布里奇青少年因與暴力網絡團體764有關遭恐怖主義罪起訴, 已提出指控。
  • 亞伯達牧場主表示政治議題已超越天氣成為主要憂慮, 調查報告指出。
  • 報告指亞伯達在克吉爾疫情期間未對員工提供足夠保護, 文獻批評明確。
  • 卡爾加里—埃德蒙頓高速鐵路計畫在省與聯邦新承諾下取得進展, 已公告最新進展。

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