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卡尔加里一周要闻 · 管道、公投推动与火焰队告别赛季

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 卡尔加里以东天然气厂火灾致一人生命垂危。 艾伯塔卫生服务局和当地消防队于9月29日对卡尔加里以东的天然气厂火灾作出响应,一名患者被送医时生命垂危;省级火灾调查人员据报已在现场评估损毁情况与起火原因。

  2. 卡尔加里东村周五深夜一男子被刺身亡。 卡尔加里警方确认东村发生一起凶杀案,一名男性在周五深夜被发现死亡;调查人员称事发后封锁了社区周边,并呼吁掌握该地区视频或其他线索的目击者提供信息。

  3. 落基山搜救每年耗资数百万,费用与收费责任受审视。 近期报道估算落基山脉的山地救援每年花费数百万,促使市府和省级机构讨论直升机撤离等救援费用由谁承担,一些社区正在审查现行的补偿与预防策略以应对荒野事故。

  4. 卡尔加里一家餐厅爆发胃肠道疾病,艾伯塔卫生服务局正在调查。 多名就餐者报告与一家卡尔加里餐厅相关的胃肠道症状后,艾伯塔卫生服务局启动调查;流行病学专家正在对患者进行访谈、收集食物史,并在实验室结果出炉前建议暂时停业进行深度清洁。

🏈 体育

  1. 卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)以37-31顶住草原骑手(Roughriders)延续连胜势头。 在里贾纳,主教练戴夫·迪克森(Dave Dickenson)赢得两次关键挑战,保留了一次关键拦截并吹掉了一次犯规阻挡,随后贾伦·菲尔波特(Jalen Philpot)达阵,帮助球队以37-31获胜,保持季后赛动力。

  2. 蒙特利尔阿卢埃特(Montreal Alouettes)以37-10击败温尼伯(Winnipeg),锁定东区头名。 泰森·菲尔波特(Tyson Philpot)贡献11次接球、207码,阿卢埃特在珀西瓦尔·莫尔森球场(Percival Molson Stadium)23,035名观众面前以37-10获胜,菲尔波特在比赛中打破多项加拿大接球纪录。

  3. 温哥华加人(Vancouver Canucks)首发门将李维·梅里莱宁(Leevi Merilainen)扑出23记,客场以4-1击败卡尔加里火焰(Calgary Flames)。 这位24岁门将从渥太华被放行请求获得时签下,第二节末扑出卡尔加里一次三打一路,他在第三节球队连进四球后获得主帅曼尼·马尔霍特拉(Manny Malhotra)的表扬。

  4. 埃德蒙顿油人(Edmonton Oilers)以3-1战胜西雅图海妖(Seattle Kraken),康纳·麦克大卫(Connor McDavid)三场拿下9分。 麦克大卫收获一粒进球和一次助攻;利昂·德莱塞特尔(Leon Draisaitl)在比赛还剩2分27秒时打进关键球,门将德文·列维(Devon Levi)扑出19记,帮助球队在防守取向的比赛中取胜。

  5. 卡尔加里火焰(Calgary Flames)在马鞍球场(Saddledome)的告别赛季揭幕战以1-6输给西雅图。 火焰在赛季揭幕战中被对手压制,失掉六球仅进一球,地方报道将此形容为告别主场赛季的一个糟糕开局。

  6. 老将线卫阿达里厄斯·皮克特(Adarius Pickett)以多伦多阿尔戈纳特(Toronto Argonauts)领跑联赛防守擒抱与总擒抱数。 皮克特有92次防守擒抱和103次总擒抱,位列联赛首位,稳固了多伦多的防线,球队已锁定季后赛席位并将主场迎战不列颠哥伦比亚(B.C.)。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔原住民部落在10月19日全民公投前发动动员鼓励投票。 第六条约联邦(Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations)工作人员在埃德蒙顿由安吉尔·霍尔(Angel Houle)领导,组织讲习班和团队,告知成员如何以及在哪里就“艾伯塔应否留在加拿大或举行具法律约束力的独立公投”投票。

  2. 一份报告指出人工智能正在成为围绕艾伯塔公投网络舆论的新兴因素。 媒体生态观察站(Media Ecosystem Observatory)记录到针对独立后税收与养老金问题的人工智能生成回答不一致,并警告10月19日投票可能成为人工智能影响公共舆论的案例研究。

  3. 联邦与艾伯塔领导人将一条西海岸管道列为国家利益基础设施。 总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)访问迈克默里堡(Fort McMurray),宣布太平洋联线管道(Pacific Link pipeline)获列为国家利益项目,并将由卡尔加里大型项目办公室进行简化审查;官员称该提案或能鼓励油砂投资。

  4. 艾伯塔独立派称联邦推管道不会阻止独立努力。 “通往独立之路”(Pathway to Independence)成员科里·摩根(Cory Morgan)表示,太平洋联线的宣布并不改变独立派的目标,艾伯塔人正为10月19日就“留在加拿大或就独立举行具约束力公投”投票做准备。

  5. 斯蒂芬·哈珀(Stephen Harper)警告艾伯塔独立“不会带来好处”。 这位前总理公开警告称艾伯塔分离行动不会带来任何益处,此言论在省级公投争论加剧之际被广泛报道。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 安伯·马歇尔(Amber Marshall)在《田园心声》(Heartland)进入第20季时回顾感想。 与卡尔加里相关的演员谈及该长期剧集迈入第20季的里程碑,指出节目与艾伯塔乡村及电视观众的持续联系。

  2. 卡尔加里市长将提出一项方案,将绿线(Green Line)穿经市中心并跨越弓河(Bow River)。 市政厅宣布即将提交的提案,拟定绿线市中心走廊与过河位置,标志轻轨项目中心走线讨论进入新阶段。

  3. 研究显示即便低强度的荒野休闲活动也会导致貂熊数量减少。 研究人员根据西加拿大山脉的实地调查与占据模型报告,人类荒野活动增加与貂熊出现率可测量地下降相关联。

  4. 一位电台主持人写道移民选择的是加拿大,而非分裂后的艾伯塔。 在一篇第一人称反思中,主持人回顾节目中与来者的对话,体现新移民更倾向于全国性的机会与在加拿大定居,而非地区分裂理念。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 一名艾伯塔皇家骑警警员伊莱·恩达图杰(Eli Ndatuje)在滥用警务数据库协助卢旺达指控案中被判无罪。 红鹿市法院在审判后宣判恩达图杰在《刑法》与《情报安全法》下的三项指控不成立,检方虽做过广泛调查但未能提供足够证据。

  2. 一名18岁埃德蒙顿男子在Facebook市场见面交易中遭持枪劫车。 事件发生在9月28日拉瑟福德地区麦当劳停车场;附近一辆车拍到两名嫌犯驾受害人2006年丰田汉兰达逃离,警方正在调查。

  3. 一名男子承认犯罪,青少年在法庭上称他曾通过Snapchat诱骗他们赴约。 法庭记录显示受害者证词称被告通过Snapchat安排与未成年会面;被告在听证中对相关指控表示认罪。

  4. 一名埃德蒙顿男子因涉嫌对加拿大总理发出死亡威胁被起诉。 皇家加拿大骑警在调查一宗针对总理的威胁后对该人提出指控,案件由联邦警方渠道处理。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 官员称西海岸管道或促使油砂公司恢复重大投资。 在迈克默里堡宣布太平洋联线获国家利益列名时,联邦与省级官员表示通往潮水线的管道可能鼓励油砂资本支出。

  2. 在目前预测下,卡尔加里普通居民水费到2030年可能每月上涨近90加元。 城市财政模型与公用事业预测显示,若按建议的基础设施支出与维护时间表推进,卡尔加里住宅用水费用将出现大幅上升。

  3. 北艾伯塔一镇中新批准的数据中心许可引发居民担忧。 当地报道指出,在卡尔加里以北地区核发数据中心规划许可后,社区对交通、噪音与服务影响表示不安。

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