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埃德蒙顿要闻 · ASIRT调查、劫车案与油人伤病

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 一名18岁少年在拉瑟福德麦当劳与Facebook Marketplace交易时遭劫车。 受害者当时在帮他兄弟卖运动鞋,坐在一辆2006年款丰田高地(Toyota Highlander)内。9月28日在詹姆斯·莫瓦特大道(James Mowatt Trail)发生抢劫,两名蒙面嫌疑人持枪并驾车逃离;埃德蒙顿警察局(Edmonton Police Service)20分钟内到场,被盗SUV随后在坎宁安路(Cunningham Way)附近被发现。

  2. ASIRT审查一名警员在八月福特路事件中“打碎我脸”指控。 法比安·德尚帕(Fabyan Deschamps)称一名埃德蒙顿警察局警员抓住她头部并将她扔到混凝土上;她报告称持续头痛、记忆问题以及面部和背部受伤。埃德蒙顿警察局表示正在准备对该指控作出回应,独立重大事件调查小组(ASIRT)正在审查此事。

  3. 一名埃德蒙顿男子因在网上威胁总理马克·卡尼被控。 皇家加拿大骑警联邦警务(RCMP)在埃德蒙顿逮捕了44岁的德怀特·彼得·麦金太尔(Dwight Peter MacIntyre),指控他在社交平台X(X,前Twitter)上发布威胁卡尼的帖子;他定于11月25日在埃德蒙顿出庭,皇家加拿大骑警表示调查仍在进行中。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 渥太华与艾伯塔将在麦克默里堡就西海岸输油管线决定举行宣布。 总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)与省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)将于10月1日在麦克默里堡发表讲话,讨论渥太华将一条拟议的艾伯塔—不列颠哥伦比亚输油管线指定为国家利益项目的最后期限;该项目估算造价区间为352亿至437亿,加元,彭比纳(Pembina)持有10%股权。

  2. 土著团体获两个月时间就太平洋连线管道国家利益指定进行咨询。 联邦摘要称,在土著领袖表达关切后,咨询期从一个月延长为两个月;政府希望于2027年9月开始施工,并计划在未来一年就环境保障、融资与土著伙伴关系进行进一步咨询。

  3. 加拿大宇航员乔舒亚·库特里克抵达国际空间站,展开为期六个月任务。 44岁的乔舒亚·库特里克(Joshua Kutryk)作为任务专家随美国国家航空航天局与SpaceX合作的Crew-13(Crew-13)从佛罗里达发射,指挥官杰西卡·沃特金斯(Jessica Watkins)、飞行员卢克·德莱尼(Luke Delaney)以及俄罗斯联邦航天局宇航员谢尔盖·捷捷里亚特尼科夫(Sergey Teteryatnikov)同机;美国国家航空航天局(NASA)称Crew-13飞行不到八小时就到达空间站,乘组将在轨道上进行数月实验。

🏈 体育

  1. 埃德蒙顿油人(Oilers)将瑞安·纽金特-霍普金斯列入伤病名单,周四对温哥华比赛将缺阵。 纽金特-霍普金斯在周一训练中下身受伤,被列入伤病保留名单,将至少缺席周四比赛;扎克·海曼(Zach Hyman)因上身伤势呈“每日观测”状态,德文·莱维(Devon Levi)将顶替特里斯坦·贾里(Tristan Jarry)首发把守球门。

  2. 赞德·霍瓦斯(Zander Horvath)以16次冲球达阵领跑加拿大橄榄球联赛,有望冲击纪录。 霍瓦斯本赛季已有16次冲球达阵、19次合计得分,常规赛还剩四场,他正追赶迈克·普林格尔(Mike Pringle)保持的19次冲球达阵记录和米尔特·斯特加尔(Milt Stegall)23次合计得分的单赛季纪录。

  3. 草原骑士队(Roughriders)近四场红区达阵率降至60%,仍有机会锁定季后赛席位。 萨斯喀彻温队在四场比赛中15次进红区完成了9次达阵,红区达阵率从之前的72%下降;骑士队目前战绩8胜6负,若周五战胜卡尔加里即可锁定季后赛席位。

📰 同日要闻

  • 在库茨边界封锁案中被定罪的艾伯塔男子上诉被驳回。
  • 格兰德草原警方在拘留室安装生物识别监测器,开展试点项目。
  • 发射前乔舒亚·库特里克被描述为“精神状态高昂”。
  • Crew-13乘组在发射后表示难以置信。
  • 罗杰斯广场十周年促使检视本地收益。
  • 艾伯塔教育工作者在新法下被质疑公投中立性。
  • 西海岸输油管线获得首个国家利益指定。
  • 前士兵披露白人至上主义招募手法。
  • 新纪录片记录2022年教皇访加。
  • 一位土著企业家呼吁艾伯塔在分离问题上作出改变。
  • 渥太华面临加快西海岸管线流程的最后期限。
  • 拉克拉比什岸线接受健康评估。
  • 民调:多数UCP选民略倾向支持分离。
  • 特朗普在贸易行动升级中称加拿大“非常糟糕”。
  • 艾伯塔竞选标牌规定令市政层面对公投感到困惑。
  • 埃德蒙顿列出与土著人民的实质和解步骤。
  • 统一保守党(UCP)一名省议员称他投票支持关于独立的有约束力公投。
  • 人权小组谴责加拿大在土著问题上的不作为。
  • 艾伯塔提议对非法倾倒垃圾处以最高100万元加元罚款。
  • 团体呼吁立法恢复NHL总决赛免费直播。
  • (重复)罗杰斯广场十周年:埃德蒙顿是否更受益?

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