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埃德蒙顿周二要闻:伊梅拉并购、3,000多张无效公投票与医生三年协议

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 超过3,000份阿尔伯塔邮寄公投选票被判无效。 选举阿尔伯塔表示,在寄出的652,000多份选票包中,超过3,000份因缺少声明表格、填写错误或身份证明问题被退回;约三分之一的选票包已完成核实,负责处理选票的约60,000名所需工作人员中已有超过三分之二被雇用,工作需在10月19日公投前完成。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 伊梅拉(Emera)将以全股票方式与加拿大公用事业公司(Canadian Utilities)合并,交易估值约720亿美元。 合并后公司估值约720亿美元,总部继续设在伊梅拉的哈利法克斯,同时保留加拿大公用事业公司在卡尔加里和埃德蒙顿的运营中心,计划实施320亿美元资本计划,首席执行官斯科特·巴尔福(Scott Balfour)表示,合并后将为加拿大、美国、墨西哥、加勒比和澳大利亚约600万客户提供服务。

🏥 卫生

  1. 阿尔伯塔医生通过拟议的三年薪酬协议。 阿尔伯塔医学会(Alberta Medical Association)报告称,符合投票资格的会员投票率为22%,其中76%投票支持在调解后达成的三年主协议;卫生部长阿德里安娜·拉格朗日(Adriana LaGrange)称该协议公平,旨在维持系统可持续性。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 托灵顿世界著名土拨鼠洞博物馆(World Famous Gopher Hole Museum)暂时闭馆。 博物馆馆长劳拉尔·库尔塔(Laural Kurta)表示,两座有百年历史的建筑需重建以控制标本保存所需的温湿度;该景点1996年开放,位于卡尔加里以北约120公里处,上周二开始闭馆,业主正寻找新场地以保存布景与标本收藏。

🏈 体育

  1. 卡尔加里踢球手雷内·帕雷德斯将于2026赛季后退役。 这位41岁老将为两届格雷杯冠军、五次CFL全明星,在球队历史得分榜上以2,535分排名第二,出场253场,他将于10月17日在麦克马洪体育场对阵不列颠哥伦比亚狮子(B.C. Lions)参加最后一场常规赛。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 一名18岁萨斯喀彻温少年因涉恐怖主义罪名被起诉。 皇家加拿大骑警(RCMP)在阿尔伯塔的INSET小组逮捕并将约克顿少年还押,指控包括参与恐怖组织与协助恐怖活动等罪名,相关指控与被加拿大于2025年12月列为恐怖实体的764网络有关;被告定于周二在约克顿省级法院出庭。

📰 另有消息

  • 前埃德蒙顿警队文职人员被控引诱儿童和性侵,重审开庭。
  • 监察机构称美国境内的阿尔伯塔分离主义者会议不属外国影响登记范围。
  • 消息:伊梅拉拟以143亿加元收购加拿大公用事业公司。
  • 埃德蒙顿地区桥梁新公共艺术作品纪念第六条条约签署150周年。
  • 仲裁员裁定因发动机冷却液纠纷,埃德蒙顿市获赔500万元。
  • 埃德蒙顿公立学校董事将考虑改善移民学生的入学便利。
  • 概览:预计魁北克魁人党(Parti Québécois)少数政府会有哪些表现。
  • 社区组织动员在阿尔伯塔公投前向选民提供信息。
  • 事实核查:阿尔伯塔一名分离主义者是真人还是AI生成?
  • 卡尔加里市长指责分离主义者将“阿尔伯塔出卖给美国利益”。
  • 调查:近半数阿尔伯塔人表示开始做副业,MNP调查结果。
  • 研究显示:埃德蒙顿人使用一次性袋减少,但垃圾分类仍成难题。
  • 阿尔伯塔天主教主教呼吁选民考虑公投对弱势群体的影响。
  • 亲分离派广告商呼吁对“永远加拿大”(Forever Canadian)采取更多行动。
  • 法官命令阿尔伯塔卫生服务局与政府交出孟策洛普洛斯案相关记录。
  • 阿尔伯塔一名分离派律师在与某原住民的资金冻结纠纷中被拒绝获取更多被冻结资金。
  • 阿尔伯塔分离主义者称魁北克拟任省长保罗·圣皮埃尔·普拉蒙东(Paul St-Pierre Plamondon)为盟友。

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