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埃省下令撤回填充规则、麋鹿冲刺西区头名与油人更晚开赛 · 埃德蒙顿周四要闻

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 省府下令埃德蒙顿撤回填充政策,称现行政策有害。 省长丹妮尔·史密斯周四对记者表示,城市必须恢复到2024年前的填充规则,称多户建筑压低房产价值并造成停车问题;市长安德鲁·纳克和市府官员称该命令“无知且具有侮辱性”,数百名抗议者在市政厅外与史密斯会面。
  2. 圣艾伯特市议会否决拟提高填充率的附例修订。 圣艾伯特市议会投票否决旨在鼓励填充开发的附例修订,周四报道显示议会决定维持现行分区规则。
  3. 冷湖原住民部落寻求联邦法院对Pacific Link管道指定的司法审查。 该部落在渥太华和艾伯塔根据《建加拿大法》将Pacific Link管道列为快速通道后提出审查申请。总理马克·卡尼与省长丹妮尔·史密斯宣布了一年快速审批时间表,计划于明年九月启动施工。
  4. 美国债权人起诉艾伯塔分离主义者杰夫·拉斯索赔1.1256亿,加拿大称其隐瞒解雇事实。 特拉华基金Diriba Investments与Western Springs周四对拉斯及其公司RathPC提起诉讼,指控为维持对两起原住民诉讼的融资而作出虚假陈述;法官还以财务披露不全为由拒绝释放近80万的冻结资金。
  5. 德勤:加拿大石油生产商一季度到二季度营运利润大增68%,但资本开支仅增约7%。 周四发布的报告称,二季度资本支出约为110亿,加钻活动同比上升17%;德勤警告生产商更青睐短周期油气区块,如Montney(Montney)和Duvernay(Duvernay)。

🏈 Sports

  1. 永久实行夏令时将使艾伯塔球队开赛时间更晚;埃德蒙顿油人有七场比赛9点开赛。 艾伯塔决定全年维持夏令时将导致埃德蒙顿油人(Edmonton Oilers)的比赛在本地时间推至晚9点开赛,本赛季共有七场此类比赛;卡尔加里火焰(Calgary Flames)则有八场9点开赛,包括12月26日和1月16日的主场比赛,球员本周如是说。
  2. 埃德蒙顿麋鹿可在汉密尔顿取胜并获渥太华相助的情况下锁定西区头名。 埃德蒙顿麋鹿(Edmonton Elks,11胜4负)周五客场挑战汉密尔顿虎猫(Hamilton Tiger-Cats,5胜11负);按加拿大橄榄球联赛积分形势,若取胜且渥太华红黑(Ottawa Redblacks)击败不列颠哥伦比亚雄狮(B.C. Lions),埃德蒙顿将获西区第一并可能获得主场季后赛席位。

📰 Also Today

  • 总理马克·卡尼驳斥埃隆·马斯克的分离主义言论,周四在舍布鲁克对记者表示。
  • 说明:买房与租房的抉择,为读者解析置业问题。
  • 专栏:葬礼凸显艾伯塔复杂社会结构,作者反思省内刻板印象。
  • 特写:反疫苗行动如何助长艾伯塔分离主义,报道追溯脉络。
  • 原住民领袖回应卡尼的管道计划,领袖们提出水源与有毒废弃物的担忧。
  • 分析:克里斯汀·弗雷切特失利后谈“玻璃悬崖”,专家指向性别相关的机会结构。
  • 艾伯塔省长称分离主义者向美国人的提议“荒谬”,相关言论周四报道。
  • 说明:Arc卡对埃德蒙顿通勤者有多大效用,交通支付专题。
  • 艾伯塔医学会会长称新协议未满足医生诉求,对协议发表评论。
  • 霍基艾伯塔警告比赛诈骗,主管机构发布提醒。
  • 自由党国会议员要求在快速通道法案中加强保障措施,议员呼吁修正。
  • 省府削减燃油税后数日内油价飙升,价格在税改后数日上涨。
  • 国防部长麦金蒂在艾伯塔访问时强调80亿联邦资金,突出了资助规模。

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