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卡加利要聞 · 管線最後期限、ASIRT 調查與騎兵季後賽機會

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 亞伯達嚴重事件反應小組(Alberta Serious Incident Response Team)調查指控:艾德蒙頓警官「打裂」女子臉部。 Fabyan Deschamps 表示,8月在 Fort Road 發生的事件讓她臉部與背部受傷並持續頭痛;艾德蒙頓警察局(Edmonton Police Service)周四表示正準備回應,亞伯達嚴重事件反應小組已展開調查。
  2. 18歲青年在 Rutherford 的 Facebook Marketplace 交易遭搶車。 被害人說,9月28日在 James Mowatt Trail 的麥當勞(McDonald’s)交易結束時,兩名蒙面嫌犯亮槍,開走他的2006年 Toyota Highlander;艾德蒙頓警方在20分鐘內抵達現場。
  3. 艾德蒙頓男子因線上對總理卡尼(Mark Carney)發出死亡威脅遭控。 皇家騎警(RCMP)聯邦警務逮捕44歲 Dwight Peter MacIntyre;他預定於11月25日在艾德蒙頓出庭,皇家騎警表示調查仍在進行中。

🏈 體育

  1. 若周五擊敗卡加利印記(Calgary Stampeders),騎兵隊(Saskatchewan Roughriders)可鎖定季後賽席位。 薩克其萬隊目前與卑詩獅隊(B.C. Lions)同為8勝6敗,若戰勝卡加利即可確定晉級;四分衛 Trevor Harris 在以31-24輸給卑詩後提到球隊近期紅區表現不佳。
  2. Zander Horvath 以16次衝球達陣逼近兩項 CFL 單季記錄。 Horvath 以16次衝球達陣、合計19次達陣領先 CFL,常規賽還剩四場,正在接近 Mike Pringle 與 Milt Stegall 的單季紀錄。
  3. 油人隊(Edmonton Oilers)將 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 列入傷病保留名單,為下半身傷勢。 Nugent-Hopkins 錯過了艾德蒙頓的新賽季揭幕戰並列在傷病保留名單;Zach Hyman 因上半身傷勢列為每日觀察,Devon Levi 將在周四撐門將首發。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 渥太華面臨10月1日最後期限,必須把西岸管線指定為國家利害關係計畫。 總理卡尼(Mark Carney)與省長 Danielle Smith 原訂於10月1日在 Fort McMurray 宣布下一步;該提議管線估計成本為35.2–43.7 十億加元,將由 Trans Mountain、亞伯達石油行銷委員會(Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission)與 Pembina 共同持有。
  2. 原住民團體獲延兩個月諮詢太平洋連接(Pacific Link)管線指定案。 聯邦摘要指出諮詢期自一個月延長至兩個月,原住民領袖反映資訊不足,政府若進度順利目標在2027年9月開始興建。

📰 另有重點

  • 加拿大太空人 Joshua Kutryk 抵達國際太空站,為第13號乘組任務,前往太空站速度最快(約8小時)。
  • 火焰隊(Calgary Flames)總經理 Craig Conroy 希望在沙德爾圓頂球場(Saddledome)最後一個賽季提升得分。
  • 科茲(Coutts)封鎖案中被判有罪的亞伯達男子上訴敗訴。
  • 教師團體表示,公投中立法通過後,亞伯達教育工作者正在調整。
  • 西岸石油管線成為首個被指定為國家利害關係的項目。
  • 前士兵說明加拿大白人至上團體的招募手法。
  • 原住民企業家在亞伯達辯論中呼籲改變,反對分離主張。
  • 渥太華面臨加速決定新西岸管線的期限。
  • 民調:最近調查顯示略多數聯合保守黨(UCP)選民支持分離。
  • 各市政府表示,在亞伯達公投前對競選看板規定感到混亂。
  • 聯合保守黨議員表示他投票支持有約束力的亞伯達獨立公投。
  • 卡加利將擴大可回收物品清單,納入管子、噴霧罐與泡沫包材。
  • 亞伯達提議對非法傾倒垃圾課以最高1,000,000加元罰鍰。

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UCP MLA says he’s voted in favour of Alberta holding binding referendum on independence

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Campaign sign rules causing confusion, concern among municipalities ahead of Alberta referendum

Ahead of the October referendum, some Alberta municipal leaders say it's unclear who's responsible for enforcing rules around campaign signs. Changes to the provincial Election Act prevent municipalities from passing new bylaws or resolutions about election signs or advertisements. Instead, the provincial government can make regulations establishing rules on ads, including their placement.

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Poll suggests slight majority of UCP voters favour separation as party stares down ‘tough days’ ahead

A new poll suggests the group with the highest level of support for Alberta separation is supporters of the United Conservative Party, trumping other groups, including those defined by age, religiosity and education.

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Ottawa faces deadline on whether to fast-track new West Coast pipeline

Thursday marks a critical milestone in the proposal to construct a new bitumen pipeline from Alberta to Canada's West Coast.

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I'm an Indigenous entrepreneur fighting to keep my business. Alberta needs change, but not separatism

In Fort McMurray, Mike Deranger built a successful oil and gas service company during a heyday of support for local Indigenous business. But so much has changed, he writes, and the independence movement is not offering solutions.

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Former soldier exposes how Canadian white supremacist group recruits members

Second Sons Canada describes itself as a "men's nationalist club" dedicated to fitness and preserving Canada's heritage, but a former military member who attempted to join the group says he only learned about its true nature — which included adoration for Hitler, neo-Nazis and hatred for Jews — when he met them in person and was presented with a confidentiality contract.

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West Coast pipeline deadline day: Carney, Smith to make announcement in Fort McMurray

West Coast pipeline deadline day: Carney, Smith to make announcement in Fort McMurray

Thursday marks Ottawa's deadline to decide whether to designate a proposed pipeline from Alberta to British Columbia's south coast as a project of national interest.

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West Coast oil pipeline becomes 1st project designated in national interest

The federal and Alberta governments have announced that a proposed pipeline carrying one million barrels of oil a day from Alberta to the B.C. coast has become the first project designated in the national interest.

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Alberta educators grapple with referendum lessons in the face of neutrality law

In Brett Dibble’s Grade 12-level social studies classes, lessons about Alberta’s 10 fall referendum questions are among the first issues students dived into this school year.

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Alberta men convicted in Coutts border blockade lose appeals

The Alberta Court of Appeal has dismissed the appeals of two leaders of the 2022 Coutts border blockade who were convicted of mischief and weapons offences.

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Flames general manager Craig Conroy seeks scoring boost in team's final season in Saddledome

The team's general manager says the Flames need to improve as they get ready for their final home-opener in the Saddledome Thursday, against the Seattle Kraken.

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Riders look to solve red-zone woes against Stamps

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Despite struggling in the red zone in recent weeks, the Saskatchewan Roughriders aren't about to wave the red flag heading into Friday's matchup with the Calgary Stampeders.

Sports Oct 1, 2026
Horvath closing in on two CFL touchdown records

Horvath closing in on two CFL touchdown records

Zander Horvath has Hall of Famers Mike Pringle and Milt Stegall in his sights.

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Oilers put Nugent-Hopkins on injured reserve

Oilers put Nugent-Hopkins on injured reserve

Ryan Nugent-Hopkins will miss his second straight game Thursday as the Edmonton Oilers visit the Vancouver Canucks.

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Edmonton man charged after online death threats made against Prime Minister Carney

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Crime Oct 1, 2026
Indigenous groups given just 2 months to consult on Pacific Link pipeline designation

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Canadian astronaut reaches International Space Station for six-month mission

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Edmonton teen carjacked during Facebook Marketplace exchange

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An 18-year-old who thought he was helping his brother with a Facebook Marketplace sale instead found himself being the victim of an armed carjacking in southwest Edmonton.

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ASIRT looking into Edmonton woman’s allegation of unprovoked police assault: ‘Smashed my face’

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