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埃德蒙顿周三要闻:诱拐通缉、100加元退税延长与卡尼(Mark Carney)敦促落实真相与和解

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 艾伯塔将100加元能源退税申请期限延至10月31日。 省政府表示近340万名成年艾伯塔居民符合资格,目前约150万人已申请;财政部长杰森·尼克森确认在线申请窗口现延长至10月31日,省级每升13分的燃油税暂停将于周四开始,为期三个月。
  2. 艾伯塔政府拟对非法倾倒处以最高10万加元罚款。 省长丹妮尔·史密斯宣布拟议立法将个人罚款提高至10万加元、企业罚款提高至100万加元,并允许法院判处最多六个月监禁;史密斯援引去年卡尔加里3万宗投诉和过去五年埃德蒙顿超过600宗倾倒投诉作为理由。
  3. 省政府拨款6400万加元建设卡尔加里放射性药物中心,计划2029年前投用。 卫生部长阿德里安娜·拉格朗日表示,艾伯塔将在三年内提供6400万加元,用于卡尔加里山麓医疗中心(Foothills Medical Centre)总造价7100万加元的中心,添置回旋加速器以缩短半衰期为109分钟的放射性同位素运输时间,缓解南艾伯塔患者的供应问题。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)呼吁落实真相与和解报告的94项呼吁。 在埃德蒙顿堡公园(Fort Edmonton Park)国家真相与和解纪念日的讲话中,卡尼指出94项呼吁中仅有14项已完成,41项正在进行,引用原住民监察机构的独立追踪为来源。
  2. 埃德蒙顿堡公园举行庄严的国家真相与和解纪念仪式。 出席者包括酋长德斯蒙德·布尔(Desmond Bull)和原住民社工贾思敏·汉尼格(Jasmine Hannig),众人身着橙色衬衫,纪念受寄宿学校影响的15万名原住民儿童;在寒冷的秋日清晨提供了班诺克(bannock)。

🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 全国性通缉令发出,埃德蒙顿一名父亲被控诱拐两名儿童。 埃德蒙顿警方称,42岁的斯科特·麦克德米德(Scot MacDermid)被控两项违反监护令的诱拐罪名。麦克德米德与其九岁女儿莱斯利和六岁儿子乔治于8月28日在北埃德蒙顿失踪;最后一次确认目击是在8月28日大约晚上6:30在劳埃德明斯特(Lloydminster)。

🏈 Sports

  1. 保尔·科特(Paul Cotter)在加时赛中攻入致胜球,康纳克斯(Vancouver Canucks)在罗杰斯广场(Rogers Place)以6-5击败油人队(Edmonton Oilers)。 科特在加时1分59秒的短手进球结束了他的两球之夜,凯文·兰基宁(Kevin Lankinen)为温哥华完成32次扑救;总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)出席了埃德蒙顿主场揭幕战。
  2. 萨斯喀彻温粗骑兵(Saskatchewan Roughriders)周五赴卡尔加里进行关键西区比赛。 骑兵战绩为8胜6负,卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)为7胜8负;若骑兵获胜,将完成本赛季对牛仔的两场横扫;若卡尔加里净胜四分或以上,则将凭该分差拿下赛季系列赛的优势。

📰 Also Today

  • 卡尼(Mark Carney)在埃德蒙顿发表纪念国家真相与和解第六个周年的讲话。
  • 艾伯塔再给居民一个月时间申请100加元退税,新截止日为10月31日。
  • 加拿大统计局:约25%的25–44岁人口对加拿大民主未来“完全不抱希望”。
  • 报告称近4万份寄宿学校档案将被销毁。
  • 一男子描述在埃德蒙顿发现一处原住民圣泉,称其为“母亲大地的礼物”。
  • 据报道,全国已对一名涉疑儿童诱拐的埃德蒙顿父亲发出通缉令。
  • 评论:‘既然你已了解真相,那你将如何推进和解?’(社论)
  • 保利耶夫雷(Poilievre)在埃德蒙顿发表讲话,呼吁在艾伯塔公投前团结。
  • 尽管目标是“硬脱离”,艾伯塔独立运动者采取温和宣传策略。
  • 福特麦克默里(Fort McMurray)为经历艰难十年后的经济回升做准备。
  • 开发商提出在市中心建造两座50层塔楼并采用新安保方案。
  • 康纳克斯在揭幕战中战胜油人,喜迎赛季开门红。
  • 艾伯塔与圣公会教区在涉及青少年囚犯遭侵犯的诉讼中承认替代责任。

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