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卡爾加里要聞 · 週三:回旋加速器、房產稅上調與真相與和解

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卡爾加里將獲得首座醫用回旋加速器,預計於2029年前投入使用。 衛生部長阿德里亞娜·拉格蘭日表示,該回旋加速器是位於福斯希爾斯醫療中心的一座加元7,100萬放射性藥物中心的一部分,省府將在三年內提供加元6,400萬資金;該設施目標是縮短目前需從埃德蒙頓開車三小時運送的短壽命同位素的運送時間。省府預期未來15年亞伯達省的放射性藥物檢測量將增至三倍。
  2. 亞伯達將加碼能源退稅申請期限至10月31日。 財政部長傑森·尼克森說,近340萬名成年亞伯達人有資格申請,目前約150萬人已提出申請;省府也自本週四起暫停每公升13分的燃油稅三個月。省長丹妮爾·史密斯宣布在民眾對退稅方案不滿後,改回採燃油稅減免。
  3. 亞伯達將對非法傾倒加重處罰,個人最高罰款達加元100,000。 省長丹妮爾·史密斯表示,擬議法案將把企業罰款提高至加元1,000,000,並在極端情形下授權法院判處最長六個月徒刑;她提到去年卡爾加里有3萬件市府接獲的非法傾倒申訴,卻僅開出165張罰單。史密斯表示清理費用可能達到「數十萬」加元。
  4. 初步數字顯示卡爾加里明年可能面臨15%房產稅上調。 市府人員公布的早期預估指出,2027年市政房產稅可能上調15%,此數字出現在市府的預算初稿資料中;市議員將在接下來的預算會議檢視選項以縮小最終稅率。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 卡爾加里地區在9月30日舉行國家「真相與和解日」紀念活動。 報導列出卡城各地在第六個法定假日的當日紀念活動,包括橙色上衣的悼念與文化聚會;該國家紀念日緬懷大約15萬名曾就讀寄宿學校的原住民兒童。官員與社區團體在秋日清晨於全市舉行儀式與資源活動。
  2. 卡爾加里市府正準備對前寄宿學校遺址進行追思紀念。 市府宣布將推動對前卡爾加里寄宿學校的追思措施,市府人員說明諮詢與規劃的下一步;關於時程與具體紀念設計將透過市府程序進一步訂定。

🏈 體育

  1. 卡爾加里史坦珀斯(Calgary Stampeders)周五將在西區大戰對上薩斯喀徹溫騎兵(Saskatchewan Roughriders)。 騎兵戰績8勝6負主場迎戰史坦珀斯7勝8負;若卡城以多於四分取勝,將獲得本季系列賽的賽事優先權並與薩省平手排名。弗農·亞當斯二世在卡爾加里最近一次45比31擊敗渥太華的比賽中傳球422碼、投進三次達陣。
  2. 內森·魯克、阿達留斯·皮克特與泰瑞斯·貝弗里特被評為加拿大式足球聯盟(CFL)九月最佳球員。 魯克在三場九月比賽傳球1,067碼、七次達陣、一次被抄截;皮克特當月記錄35次擒抱與兩次擒殺,貝弗里特則有20次擒抱、一記抄截與兩次擒殺。

📰 其他要聞

  • 埃德蒙頓堡公園(Fort Edmonton Park)舉行真相與和解紀念儀式,紀念第六個國家真相與和解日。
  • 總理馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)呼籲在和解議題上採取行動,指出94項真相與和解委員會建議中僅完成14項。
  • (重複)亞伯達擬提高非法傾倒罰款,個人最高加元100,000、企業最高加元1,000,000。
  • 統計局:25% 25–44歲加拿大人對民主未來「完全不抱希望」。
  • 全國通緝令於9月23日發布,針對42歲斯科特·麥克德米德(Scot MacDermid)涉疑綁架兩名兒童。
  • 索瓦森原住民(Tsawwassen First Nation)在卑詩真相與和解活動中發生「重大事件」,活動提前結束。
  • 專題:保存無法直接翻譯的原住民語言。
  • 亞伯達再給居民一個月申請加元100能源退稅,截止日現為10月31日。
  • 對埃德蒙頓一名疑似綁架兒童的父親發出全國通緝令,後續報導。
  • 評論:在了解真相後,關於和解應如何作為的分析。
  • (重複)市府正準備對前卡爾加里寄宿學校進行紀念,將採取後續措施。
  • 皮埃爾·波利耶夫(Pierre Poilievre)在埃德蒙頓造勢,呼籲亞伯達人投票選擇留在加拿大,為10月19日公投造勢。
  • 專題:亞伯達獨立運動者採取較和緩的公開策略,儘管其最終目標仍為脫離。
  • 麥克默里堡(Fort McMurray)在經歷艱困十年後,正為經濟回升做準備。
  • 說明文:亞伯達10月19日公投及選民需知。
  • (重複)卡爾加里首座回旋加速器宣布,將加快醫療檢驗與治療流程。

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