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埃德蒙頓要聞 · 週四

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 省府下令埃德蒙頓恢復填充(infill)規則,稱現行政策有害。 省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)週四告訴記者,市府必須回到2024年前的填充規則,並指出多戶型建案正在壓低房價並造成停車問題;市長安德魯·納克(Andrew Knack)與市府官員稱此命令「無知且侮辱性」,史密斯在市政廳外也遭到數百名抗議者示威。
  2. 聖艾伯特市議會否決可促進填充的法規修訂案。 聖艾伯特市議會週四投票駁回旨在鼓勵填充開發的條例修正案,維持現有分區規定。
  3. 冷湖原住民族(Cold Lake First Nations)申請聯邦法院對「太平洋連接管線」指定進行司法覆核。 該部落在渥太華與亞伯塔省依《建設加拿大法》(Building Canada Act)加速核准太平洋連接管線後提出覆核,總理馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)與省長丹妮爾·史密斯宣布將以一年加速時程,預計明年九月開始動工。
  4. 美國債權方向分離主義者傑夫·拉斯(Jeff Rath)提告求償1.1256億美元,指控隱匿解雇。 特拉華投資方Diriba Investments與Western Springs週四控告拉斯與RathPC,聲稱拉斯為維持對兩起原住民族訴訟的資金提供而作出虛假陳述;法官也駁回拉斯要求解凍近80萬加元的申請,理由是財務揭露不完整。
  5. 德勤:加拿大石油生產商營運利潤季增68%,但資本支出僅增約7%。 週四公布的報告指出,第二季資本支出約110億加元,鑽探活動年增17%,德勤警告業者偏好短循環油層,如蒙特尼(Montney)與杜瓦尼(Duvernay)。

🏈 體育

  1. 永久夏令時間將讓亞伯塔球隊開賽時間變晚;埃德蒙頓油人有七場9點開賽。 亞伯塔決定維持夏令時間,將使埃德蒙頓油人(Edmonton Oilers)本季有七場比賽在本地時間晚上9點開賽,卡加里火焰(Calgary Flames)則有八場9點開賽,包括12月26日與1月16日的主場,球員本週透露。
  2. 埃德蒙頓麋鹿可在哈密爾頓客場勝出並仰仗渥太華幫助取得西區龍頭。 埃德蒙頓麋鹿(Edmonton Elks,戰績11-4)週五造訪哈密爾頓虎貓(Hamilton Tiger-Cats,戰績5-11);若勝出且渥太華黑紅(Ottawa Redblacks)擊敗卑詩獅(BC Lions),埃德蒙頓將取得西區首位,並可能擁有主場季後賽權利,依加拿大式足球聯盟(CFL)排名情境推算。

📰 其他要聞

  • 總理馬克·卡尼批評伊隆·馬斯克的分離主義言論, 週四在夏洛克(Sherbrooke)對記者表示。
  • 解說:買房還是租房的決策, 為讀者釐清住房問題。
  • 專欄:葬禮凸顯亞伯塔複雜社會面貌, 作者反思省內刻板印象。
  • 專題:反疫苗活動如何促成亞伯塔分離主義, 報導追溯脈絡。
  • 原住民領袖回應卡尼的管線計畫, 指出對水資源與有毒廢棄物的疑慮。
  • 分析:在克里斯汀·弗雷切特(Christine Fréchette)敗選後談「玻璃懸崖」, 專家指出性別化的機會結構。
  • 亞伯塔省長稱分離主義者向美國人提出的提議「荒謬」, 此評論於週四報導。
  • 解說:Arc 卡對埃德蒙頓通勤族有多有效, 交通支付報導。
  • 阿爾伯塔醫師協會(AMA)主席表示新協議對醫師而言仍不足, 對協議內容發表評論。
  • 艾伯塔冰球協會(Hockey Alberta)警告比賽詐騙, 管理機構發出警示。
  • 自由黨眾議員要求在加速提案的法案中加強保障, 該名議員呼籲修正。
  • 省府削減燃料稅數日後油價飆升, 調整後數日油價上漲。
  • 國防部長麥金太(McGuinty)訪問亞伯塔時強調聯邦提供80億加元資金, 強調資金數額。

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