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卡城要聞 · 合併案、3,000張無效郵寄票與帕雷德斯退休

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 超過3,000張亞伯達省郵寄公投選票因錯誤被宣告無效。 亞伯達選舉局表示,超過3,000份郵寄包裹缺少宣誓表格或有身分資料錯誤;目前已驗證逾652,000份郵寄包裹中的約三分之一,並指出原需的60,000名作業人員已有三分之二獲聘用。

  2. 伊梅拉(Emera)擬與總部設於卡爾加里之加拿大公用事業公司(Canadian Utilities)合併,交易估值約720億加元。 這項全股票交易將形成一家合併公用事業公司,估值約720億加元,並保留加拿大公用事業公司在卡爾加里與埃德蒙頓的公司與營運總部;執行長斯科特·巴爾福(Scott Balfour)承諾推動一項320億加元的資本計畫。

  3. 亞伯達醫師以76%同意率通過為期三年的主約薪資協議。 亞伯達醫學會報告有資格投票會員的投票率為22%,在投票者中76%贊成批准由第三方調解的協議;政府稱此協議為提供具有競爭力報酬與永續性的框架。

  4. 亞伯達分離主義者稱魁北克準省長保羅·聖皮埃爾·普拉蒙東(Paul St-Pierre Plamondon)為盟友。 包括傑弗瑞·拉斯(Jeffrey Rath)在內的分離主義領袖表示,普拉蒙東所屬的魁北克黨勝選並承諾再辦公投,顯示政治支持;拉斯稱其在普拉蒙東訪問卡爾加里期間曾與他私下會面。

  5. 托靈頓(Torrington)世界知名的地鼠洞博物館因百年建築老化無限期關閉。 館長勞拉·庫爾塔(Laural Kurta)表示,1996年設於舊學校和穀物辦公室的博物館上周二關閉,因兩棟具文化資產價值的建築無法再提供標準的溫濕度控制,無法保障標本的填充動物收藏。

  6. 一名來自約克頓(Yorkton)的18歲青年因與「764網絡」有關的恐怖主義罪嫌遭起訴。 皇家騎警亞伯達省反恐情資單位(INSET)指控該青少年參與、協助及為恐怖組織實施罪行;該青年被還押,預定在約克頓省級法院出庭,警方表示「764網絡」已於2025年12月被列為恐怖實體。

🏈 體育

  1. 卡爾加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)踢球員雷內·帕雷德斯(Rene Paredes)將在2026賽季後退休。 卡爾加里球隊宣布,41歲的帕雷德斯將在10月17日於麥馬漢體育場的例行賽後結束其15年職業生涯;他在隊史排名第二,出賽253場,得分2,535分,踢進649次球門得分及547次加分。

  2. 卑詩獅(B.C. Lions)在禁賽後釋出加拿大防守後衛喬許·哈格蒂(Josh Hagerty)。 在對蒙特婁球員連恩·塔爾博特(Liam Talbot)於9月17日遭擊打而被禁賽兩場後,球隊已切割28歲的哈格蒂;塔爾博特接受手術並被列入蒙特婁隊的六場傷兵名單。

📰 今日其他

  • 監督機關發現過去亞伯達分離主義者赴美會面不需登記為外國影響。
  • 伊梅拉擬以143億加元收購加拿大公用事業公司(報導與合併案重複或相關)。
  • 社區團體動員在亞伯達公投前提供選民資訊,規劃多場活動。
  • 一名殺害雷斯布里奇(Lethbridge)性工作者的男子在謀殺審判中為自己作證。
  • 卡爾加里市長指控分離主義者「將亞伯達出賣給美國利益」。
  • MNP報告:近半數亞伯達人因財務擔憂轉向兼職副業。
  • 亞伯達天主教主教籲信徒考量公投對弱勢者的影響。
  • 主張分離的廣告者呼籲對「永遠加拿大」採取進一步行動。
  • 法官下令亞伯達衛生服務局與政府移交在Mentzelopoulos案中的紀錄。
  • 亞伯達分離主義律師在與某原住民族的爭議中申請更多凍結資金遭駁回。

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