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卡尔加里要闻 · 管道最后期限、ASIRT调查与晋级希望

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 艾伯塔严重事件反应小组正在调查埃德蒙顿警官涉嫌“砸伤”女子面部的指控。 法比安·德尚(Fabyan Deschamps)称,8月在福特路发生的一起事件导致她面部和背部受伤并持续头痛;埃德蒙顿警务处周四表示正在准备回应,艾伯塔严重事件反应小组已展开调查。
  2. 拉瑟福德一宗通过Facebook市场交易引发的抢车案:18岁男子被劫车。 受害者称,9月28日在詹姆斯·莫瓦特径(James Mowatt Trail)麦当劳的交易以两名戴口罩的嫌疑人亮枪并驾走他2006年丰田高地丽(Toyota Highlander)而告终;埃德蒙顿警方在20分钟内抵达现场。
  3. 因对总理卡尼发出网上死亡威胁,埃德蒙顿一男子被控。 皇家骑警逮捕了44岁德怀特·彼得·麦金太尔;他定于11月25日在埃德蒙顿出庭,皇家骑警表示调查仍在进行中。

🏈 体育

  1. 萨斯喀彻温骑士可在周五战胜卡尔加里牛仔即锁定季后赛席位。 萨斯喀彻温与不列颠哥伦比亚(卑诗省)并列8胜6负,若在对阵卡尔加里获胜即可确保晋级;特雷弗·哈里斯指出球队在红区近期表现不佳,之前以31-24输给不列颠哥伦比亚狮子。
  2. 赞德·霍瓦斯冲击两项CFL达阵纪录,已达成16次冲球达阵。 霍瓦斯以16次冲球达阵、共19次得分领跑CFL,常规赛还剩四场,他正接近迈克·普林格和米尔特·斯特加尔的单季纪录。
  3. 油人队将瑞安·努金特-霍普金斯列入伤病名单,因下半身伤势。 努金特-霍普金斯缺席了埃德蒙顿的赛季揭幕战并列入伤病保留名单;扎克·海曼为上半身伤势呈“日常观察”状态,德文·列维将于周四首发守门。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 渥太华面临10月1日截止日,要将西海岸管道指定为国家利益项目。 总理马克·卡尼与省长丹妮尔·史密斯原定在10月1日于福特麦克默里(Fort McMurray)宣布下一步;拟建管道估计造价在352亿至437亿加元之间,所有权将由Trans Mountain管道公司、艾伯塔石油营销委员会和彭比纳共同持有。
  2. 联邦就将Pacific Link管道指定一事,给予原住民团体两个月磋商期。 联邦摘要称磋商期已从一个月延长至两个月,原住民领导人反映信息不足,政府若进展顺利目标在2027年9月开工。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 加拿大宇航员约书亚·库特里克抵达国际空间站,隶属第13号乘组任务,前往空间站用时最快约8小时。
  • 火焰队总经理克雷格·康洛伊寻求在悲鸣穹顶(Saddledome)最后赛季提升得分。
  • 因库茨(Coutts)封锁案被定罪的艾伯塔男子上诉被驳回。
  • 教师团体称在公投中立法案后,艾伯塔教育者正在调整。
  • 西海岸输油管道成为首个被指定为国家利益的项目。
  • 前士兵披露加拿大白人至上主义组织的招募手法。
  • 原住民企业家在艾伯塔辩论中呼吁改变而非分离。
  • 渥太华面临快速推进新西海岸管道决定的最后期限。
  • 民调:近期调查显示保守党省级党(UCP)选民中略多数倾向分离。
  • 市政当局称在艾伯塔公投前对竞选标识规则存在混淆。
  • 一名UCP省议员称他投票支持具约束力的艾伯塔独立公投。
  • 卡尔加里将扩大可回收物品清单,纳入纸芯、喷雾罐和泡沫包装。
  • 艾伯塔拟对非法倾倒垃圾处以最高100万加元罚款。

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