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埃德蒙頓週三要聞:綁架通緝、百元回扣延長與卡尼談真相與和解

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 亞伯達將100加元能源回扣申請期限延長至10月31日。 省府表示近340萬名成年亞伯達人符合資格,迄今約150萬人已申請;財政部長傑森·尼克森確認線上申請窗口現延至10月31日,省府每公升暫停徵收13分燃料稅將於周四起為期三個月。
  2. 亞伯達擬對非法傾倒開罰至10萬加元。 省長丹妮爾·史密斯宣布將提出法案,個人最高罰款提高至10萬加元、公司最高罰款為100萬加元,並允許法院判處最多六個月徒刑;史密斯援引卡爾加里去年3萬件投訴、過去五年埃德蒙頓逾600件投訴說明問題嚴重。
  3. 省府撥款6,400萬加元建造卡爾加里放射性藥物中心,2029年可運轉。 衛生部長阿德里安娜·拉格蘭日表示,亞伯達將在三年內提供6,400萬加元,協助位於卡爾加里高地醫療中心的7,100萬加元中心增設回旋加速器,以縮短半衰期為109分鐘放射性同位素的運送時間,改善南亞伯達病患供應。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 總理馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)呼籲落實《真相與和解委員會》94項行動呼籲。 在位於費爾特·埃德蒙頓公園(Fort Edmonton Park)的國家真相與和解日場合中,卡尼指出94項中僅完成14項,41項標示為進行中,並引用原住民監督組織的獨立追蹤資料。
  2. 費爾特·埃德蒙頓公園舉行莊嚴的國家真相與和解日紀念儀式。 與會者包括酋長德斯蒙德·布爾與原住民社工賈思敏·漢尼格,眾人穿著橘色襯衫,紀念受寄宿學校影響的約15萬名原住民兒童,涼意的秋晨中供應傳統烤餅(bannock)。

🚑 最新與事件

  1. 全國通緝令發布:埃德蒙頓父親被控綁架兩名兒童。 埃德蒙頓警方表示,42歲史考特·麥克德米德面臨兩項違反監護命令的綁架指控;他與九歲的蕾絲莉與六歲的喬治於8月28日在北埃德蒙頓失蹤;最後一次確認目擊為8月28日晚上約6:30在勞埃德明斯特(Lloydminster)。

🏈 體育

  1. 保羅·科特(Paul Cotter)在延長賽射入致勝球,溫哥華加人(Vancouver Canucks)在羅渣士廣場以6比5擊敗埃德蒙頓油人(Edmonton Oilers)。 科特在延長賽1分59秒於人少時進球收下兩分之夜,門將凱文·蘭基寧撲出32次,總理馬克·卡尼也出席了埃德蒙頓的主場揭幕戰。
  2. 薩斯喀徹溫粗糙騎兵(Saskatchewan Roughriders)本周五赴卡爾加里作重要西區戰。 騎兵戰績8勝6敗,金騾隊(卡爾加里印刷機隊)(Calgary Stampeders)7勝8敗;若騎兵取勝,將完成本季對戰雙勝;若卡爾加里贏四分以上,將取得本季系列賽的決勝優勢。

📰 另有

  • 卡尼在埃德蒙頓發表致詞,紀念第6屆國家真相與和解日。
  • 亞伯達再給居民一個月申請100加元回扣,新的截止日為10月31日。
  • 加拿大統計局:約25% 25–44歲民眾對加拿大民主未來「完全不抱希望」。
  • 報告指出近4萬筆寄宿學校紀錄將被銷毀。
  • 一名男子描述在埃德蒙頓原住民聖地發現神聖泉源,稱為「大地母親的贈禮」。
  • 全國通緝令發布,針對一名涉嫌綁架兒童的埃德蒙頓父親。
  • 評論:『既然你已知真相,接下來要如何推動和解?』
  • 普瓦利夫(Pierre Poilievre)在埃德蒙頓發表鼓勵團結的演說,為亞伯達公投造勢。
  • 報導:亞伯達獨立運動者採取軟性宣傳策略,儘管目標仍是脫出聯邦。
  • 報導:麥克默里堡在經歷艱難十年後準備迎接經濟復甦。
  • 報導:開發商提出50層高塔與市中心新安全策略構想。
  • 加人開幕戰勝油人,享受賽季開門紅。
  • 報導:亞伯達與聖公會教區在關於少年囚犯遭侵害的訴訟中承擔替代責任。

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