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埃德蒙頓要聞 · Amber Alert 取消、57億加元併購案與填充式開發抗議

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🚑 突發與事件

  1. Amber Alert 已取消,7歲孩童獲救;疑犯被逮捕。 亞伯達皇家騎警上午10:15發布全省兒童失蹤警報,約90分鐘後在透過緊急警報系統表示,執法人員已找到該孩童並將涉嫌綁架者拘捕,隨即取消警報。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 西諾瓦斯能源(Cenovus Energy)以57億加元購併阿撒巴斯卡油業公司(Athabasca Oil Corp.)。 西諾瓦斯將以現金與股票合計支付57億加元,取得每日4萬桶的油砂產能。執行長喬恩·麥肯齊(Jon McKenzie)向分析師表示,該產能預計可在2032年前擴大至每日11.5萬桶。
  2. 庫拉利夫(Curaleaf)提高對埃德蒙頓總部極光大麻公司(Aurora Cannabis)的收購出價。 根據報導,美國大麻公司庫拉利夫在週一提出修正要約,提高對總部位於埃德蒙頓的極光大麻公司的收購價格。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 亞伯達天主教與聖公會主教聯名敦促選民評估公投對弱勢者的影響。 亞伯達省五位天主教主教與三位聖公會主教在10月1日聯名公開信中,請堂區信徒衡量10月19日關於移民、居住資格與費用的公投題目,將如何影響兒童、貧窮者、病患與孤立者。
  2. 保守黨下議員稱分離主義者尋求美方支持的報導「令人擔憂」。 帕克蘭選區下議員丹恩·勞埃德(Dane Lloyd)表示,有報導指共和黨工作人員在華盛頓會見亞伯達分離主義者,討論以水資源與石油換取支持,這令人不安;他並向記者強調,「絕對沒有人有權出賣亞伯達的先天權利」。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 數百人於丘吉爾廣場抗議埃德蒙頓填充式開發計畫。 週一在丘吉爾廣場發起的抗議活動吸引數百人到場,反對市府目前的填充式住宅政策。
  2. 建立加拿大房屋(Build Canada Homes)滿週年,致力解決住宅供給問題。 成立一年的建立加拿大房屋面臨是否能快速擴張以符本地住房需求的質疑,報導指出。

🏈 體育

  1. 埃德蒙頓油人隊(Oilers)後衛伊凡·布沙德(Evan Bouchard)因三場比賽拿下8分被評為國家冰球聯盟週二星中的第二星。 布沙德在三場比賽拿下8分,包括在對溫哥華以6比5延長賽落敗的比賽中完成帽子戲法並助攻兩次,聯盟公告此表現獲選第二星。
  2. 奧維京金(Alex Ovechkin)宣布本季為告別之年,將在最後一個球季對9場加拿大比賽出賽,其中包含埃德蒙頓一戰。 華盛頓首發隊長宣布2026–27賽季為他的最後一季;聯盟賽程顯示首都隊將在12月28日造訪埃德蒙頓,並於11月到翌年4月間參與9場對加拿大球隊的比賽。

📰 另外今天

  • 森科(Suncor)以12億加元出售紐芬蘭近海股權,另有高達3.5億加元的或有款項。
  • 統計局資料顯示,去年亞伯達人口成長速度超過加拿大平均。
  • 亞伯達律師團體呼籲公開警方不當行為調查報告。
  • 報導指出,加拿大部隊在阿拉斯加嚴寒中苦戰,軍方重學北極作戰。
  • 亞伯達原住民團體在公投前動員選民,社區準備動員成員。
  • 民調顯示統一保守黨的獨立公投反而有利於亞伯達新民主黨(NDP)。
  • 最初為尋找失蹤7歲女童而發布的 Amber Alert(兒童失蹤警報)曾在省內發布。

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