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卡尔加里要闻 · 周二:埃梅拉并购加拿大公用事业、3,000多份邮寄选票被判无效、帕雷德斯将退役

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 超过3,000份阿尔伯塔省邮寄公投选票因错误被退回并判定无效。 阿尔伯塔选举管理机构表示,超过3,000份邮寄包裹缺少宣誓表格或存在身份信息错误;官员已核查了652,000多份寄出包裹中的约三分之一,并称现在已有六万名所需工作人员中的三分之二被雇用。

  2. 埃梅拉(Emera)拟以价值720亿加元的交易并入总部设在卡尔加里的加拿大公用事业公司(Canadian Utilities)。 这笔全股票交易将组建一家市值约720亿加元的合并公用事业公司,保留加拿大公用事业的公司与运营总部于卡尔加里和埃德蒙顿,并在首席执行官斯科特·巴尔福(Scott Balfour)领导下承诺执行一项价值320亿加元的资本计划。

  3. 阿尔伯塔医生以76%赞成票通过为期三年的主薪酬协议。 阿尔伯塔医学会报告称,合资格会员投票率为22%,其中76%投票支持由调解达成的协议;政府称该框架旨在提供具有竞争力的报酬并确保可持续性。

  4. 阿尔伯塔分离主义者称魁北克指定省长保罗·圣皮埃尔·普拉蒙东(Paul St-Pierre Plamondon)为盟友。 包括杰弗里·拉思(Jeffrey Rath)在内的分离主义领导人表示,普拉蒙东及其魁北克党(Parti Québécois)的胜利和再次举行魁北克公投的承诺表明政治支持;拉思称在普拉蒙东访问卡尔加里期间曾与其进行私下会面。

  5. 托灵顿(Torrington)著名的地鼠洞博物馆因百年老建筑腐朽无限期关闭。 馆长劳拉尔·库尔塔(Laural Kurta)表示,这座1996年建立、位于旧校舍和粮仓办公楼的博物馆上周二关闭,因两座有保护价值的建筑已无法为标本保存提供所需的温湿度控制。

  6. 约克顿(Yorkton)一名18岁青年因与“764网络”相关的恐怖主义罪名被起诉。 皇家骑警(RCMP)驻阿尔伯塔的INSET小组指控该青年参与、协助并为恐怖组织实施犯罪;该青少年被还押,预计将在约克顿省级法院出庭。警方称“764网络”于2025年12月被列为恐怖实体。

🏈 体育

  1. 卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)踢球手雷内·帕雷德斯将于2026赛季结束后退役。 卡尔加里俱乐部宣布,41岁的帕雷德斯将在10月17日麦克马洪体育场(McMahon Stadium)常规赛后结束其15年职业生涯;他在球队历史上出场次数排行第二,数据为253场、2,535分、649记射门得分和547次附加分。

  2. 卑诗狮(B.C. Lions)在球员停赛后释放加拿大后卫乔什·哈格蒂。 在因9月17日击打蒙特利尔球员利亚姆·塔尔博特(Liam Talbot)被禁赛两场后,狮队解雇了28岁的哈格蒂;塔尔博特已接受手术并被列入蒙特利尔队的六场伤病名单。

📰 还有今天

  • 监督机构认定以往阿尔伯塔分离主义者赴美会面不受外国影响登记制度约束。
  • 埃梅拉拟以143亿加元收购加拿大公用事业(报道与并购相关或重复)。
  • 社区团体在阿尔伯塔公投前动员,安排多场选民教育活动。
  • 杀害莱斯布里奇性工作者的男子在谋杀审判中为自己作证。
  • 卡尔加里市长指责分离主义者“出卖阿尔伯塔”给美国利益。
  • MNP报告:近半数阿尔伯塔人因财务担忧转向兼职副业。
  • 阿尔伯塔天主教主教呼吁信众考虑公投对弱势群体的影响。
  • 支持分离的广告主呼吁进一步对“永远加拿大”(Forever Canadian)采取行动。
  • 法官命令阿尔伯塔卫生服务局与政府移交门策洛普洛斯案记录。
  • 阿尔伯塔分离主义律师在与一个原住民部落的资金争议中被拒绝获取更多被冻结资金。

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