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卡尔加里要闻 · 周三:首台医学回旋加速器、物业税或上调与真相与和解

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 卡尔加里(Calgary)将获得第一台医学回旋加速器,预计于2029年前投入使用。 卫生部长阿德里安娜·拉格兰奇(Adriana LaGrange)表示,该回旋加速器是位于山麓医疗中心(Foothills Medical Centre)的一座7100万加元放射性制剂中心的一部分,艾伯塔省(Alberta)将在三年内提供6400万加元的省级资金;该设施旨在减少目前从埃德蒙顿(Edmonton)驱车三小时运送的短寿命同位素的交通时间。省政府预计未来15年内艾伯塔的放射性制剂检测量将增长三倍。
  2. 艾伯塔将把100加元能源补贴的申请截止日期延长至10月31日。 财政部长杰森·尼克森(Jason Nixon)称,近340万名成年艾伯塔省民有资格申请,目前约150万人已提交申请;省政府并从周四起暂停三个月每升13加分的燃油税。省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)在公众对补贴计划不满后宣布改回直接减税的燃油措施。
  3. 艾伯塔将对非法倾倒实施更严厉处罚,个人最高罚款达10万加元。 省长丹妮尔·史密斯表示,拟议立法将把企业罚款提高到100万加元,并允许法院在极端情况下判处最高六个月监禁;她援引上年卡尔加里(Calgary)有3万起市政非法倾倒投诉,而仅开出165张罚单。史密斯称,清理费用对市政来说可能达到“数十万”加元。
  4. 初步数字显示卡尔加里明年可能面临15%的物业税上调。 市府工作人员发布的早期预测表明,2027年市政物业税可能上调15%,该数字出现在城市的初步预算材料中;市议员将在即将召开的预算会议中审议选项,以缩小最终税率范围。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 卡尔加里及周边在9月30日举行活动纪念真相与和解国家日。 报道列出卡尔加里各地的纪念活动,包括橙衫悼念和文化聚会,以纪念第六个法定节日;全国性纪念旨在缅怀约15万名曾就读寄宿学校的原住民儿童。官员与社区团体在秋日清晨于全市多处举行仪式和资源活动。
  2. 卡尔加里市府正在着手纪念前寄宿学校遗址。 市府宣布将推进纪念前卡尔加里寄宿学校的措施,工作人员列出在协商与规划过程中要采取的下一步;关于时间表与具体纪念设计的细节将通过市府程序制定。

🏈 Sports

  1. 卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)周五将在西区对决萨斯喀彻温猛骑兵(Saskatchewan Roughriders)。 山猫队(Riders,8–6)周五主场迎战牛仔队(7–8);若卡尔加里以四分以上获胜,牛仔队将在赛季系列赛中取得优势并与萨省在积分榜上并列。弗农·亚当斯(Vernon Adams Jr.)在卡尔加里最近以45–31战胜渥太华的比赛中传球422码并达阵三次。
  2. 内森·卢克(Nathan Rourke)、阿达里乌斯·皮克特(Adarius Pickett)与泰瑞斯·贝弗里特(Tyrice Beverette)被评为加拿大橄榄球联赛9月最佳球员。 卢克在三场9月比赛中传球1,067码、7次达阵且仅1次被抄截;皮克特录得35次擒抱与两次擒杀,贝弗里特当月有20次擒抱、1次抄截与2次擒杀。

📰 Also Today

  • 艾德蒙顿堡公园(Fort Edmonton Park)举行真相与和解纪念仪式,纪念第六个国家真相与和解日。
  • 总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)呼吁就和解采取行动,指出在真相与和解委员会的94项行动呼吁中仅完成了14项。
  • (重复)艾伯塔将提高非法倾倒罚款,个人最高10万加元、企业最高100万加元。
  • 加拿大统计局:25%年龄在25至44岁的加拿大人对民主的未来“完全不抱希望”。
  • 9月23日发布全国通缉令,通缉42岁斯科特·麦克德米德(Scot MacDermid),涉两名儿童疑似被劫持案。
  • 索瓦森第一民族(Tsawwassen First Nation)在不列颠哥伦比亚(British Columbia)的一场真相与和解活动中因“重大事件”提前结束活动。
  • 专题:保护无法翻译的原住民语言。
  • 艾伯塔再次给予居民一个月时间申请100加元能源补贴,截止日期现为10月31日。
  • 针对埃德蒙顿一名父亲的全国通缉令后续报道,涉疑似劫持案。
  • 评论:在你知道真相之后,关于和解应做什么的分析。
  • (重复)市府准备纪念前卡尔加里寄宿学校,将采取具体步骤。
  • 皮埃尔·波利耶夫(Pierre Poilievre)在埃德蒙顿助选,呼吁艾伯塔人投票留在加拿大,演讲为10月19日公投前的活动。
  • 人物报道:艾伯塔独立运动者尽管目标是脱离,却在公共场合采取更温和的策略。
  • 麦克默里堡(Fort McMurray)在经历艰难十年后准备迎接经济回升。
  • 解读:艾伯塔10月19日公投及选民需知。
  • (重复)卡尔加里首台回旋加速器已宣布,将加速医学检测与治疗。

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