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卡尔加里周四要闻:油企利润大增、太平洋连线管线司法审查与日光时间影响的NHL开赛时间

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 冷湖原住民(Cold Lake First Nations)要求对太平洋连线管线指定进行司法审查。 冷湖原住民首领凯尔西·杰科(Kelsey Jacko)表示,联邦与艾伯塔在《建设加拿大法案》下加速批准太平洋连线(Pacific Link)管线,并拟于明年九月开工,而他的社区未被纳入协商,因此已向联邦法院申请审查。加拿大原住民首领大会(Assembly of First Nations)指出联邦指定中存在“多项红旗”。

  2. 总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)称,在马斯克言论后,加拿大人而非大型科技公司将决定各省未来。 卡尼在舍布鲁克(Sherbrooke)发言时批评埃隆·马斯克(Elon Musk)呼吁艾伯塔、萨斯喀彻温和魁北克分离的言论,并提到他宣布的一项总额23亿加元、由特莱萨特(Telesat)提供的军用低轨卫星连接合同。艾伯塔选民将于10月19日就是否追求分离举行有约束力的公投。

  3. 美国放贷方起诉艾伯塔分离主义者杰弗里·拉斯(Jeffrey Rath),索赔1.1256亿美元,指控其隐瞒原住民解雇情况。 Diriba Investments和Western Springs Investments在特拉华州提起诉讼,称RathPC为继续为两起原住民诉讼融资作出虚假陈述;诉讼要求赔偿1.1256亿美元。此前一名法官因其未充分披露资产而拒绝向拉斯释放约80万美元被冻结资金。

  4. 联邦国防部长迈克金蒂(McGuinty)在艾伯塔强调80亿加元防务投入并传达亲加拿大信息。 迈克金蒂在艾伯塔巡回介绍联邦在国防方面的投资,向当地听众展示了他提出的80亿加元资金计划,并将这笔开支定位为国家与地区安全承诺的一部分。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 德勤报告:加拿大油企第二季度经营利润较第一季度跃增68%。 德勤加拿大发现,第二季度经营利润激增68%,而资本支出仅上升约7%,至110亿加元,钻井活动同比增长17%。生产商更偏好短周期页岩油气项目,如蒙特尼(Montney)和杜韦内(Duvernay)。

  2. 艾伯塔下调燃油税几天后油价飙升,当地驾驶者发现油泵价上涨。 有消费者报告和本地价格追踪数据显示,省级燃油税减免之后数日内零售油价出现可见上涨。

  3. 一项新研究显示卡尔加里生活质量因可负担性问题下滑。 研究指出,因住房可负担性和生活成本压力,卡尔加里的若干生活质量指标出现下降,与往年相比有可量化的下滑。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 卡尔加里大学(University of Calgary)政治学者重新解读女性在困境政党中接任领导的“玻璃悬崖”现象。 梅拉妮·托马斯(Melanee Thomas)认为,用“性别化的政治机会结构”更能解释女性在党内危机时接任领导:女性往往在政党处于选举弱势时接受领导职责,而不是被特意安排去失败。

  2. 永久实行日光时间意味着本赛季卡尔加里火焰(Calgary Flames)有八场比赛将在本地时间晚上9点开赛。 艾伯塔决定保持夏令时导致火焰队本赛季有八个主客场在本地时间21:00开球,包括12月26日和1月16日的主场比赛;埃德蒙顿(Edmonton)队则有七场本地21:00开球,以上数据来自球队对加拿大媒体的声明。

📰 Also Today

  • 不列颠哥伦比亚狮子队(B.C. Lions)近九战赢八场,迎战0胜15负的渥太华红黑军(Ottawa Redblacks)。
  • 汉密尔顿老虎猫队(Hamilton Tiger-Cats,5胜11负)周五主场迎战埃德蒙顿麋鹿队(Edmonton Elks,11胜4负),后者可锁定西区头名。
  • 艾伯塔下令埃德蒙顿撤销新填充用地规则;省长史密斯(Smith)援引房产价值。
  • 卡尔加里市长称省长已承诺明年对本市采取较小幅度的省级加税。
  • 评论:作者称母亲的葬礼揭示了艾伯塔超越刻板印象的复杂性。
  • 特写追溯反COVID运动如何助长艾伯塔分离主义情绪。
  • 土著领导人回应卡尼的管线计划,提出水源和有毒废物担忧。
  • 艾伯塔医学会(AMA)主席称医生在与省政府的新协定中并未“全部达成所要成果”。
  • 数匹赛马在前往冠军赛途中于不列颠哥伦比亚公路遇难,马主称损失“无法想象”。
  • 不列颠哥伦比亚省九月平均挂牌租金下降2.9%,连续两年下滑。
  • 冰球艾伯塔分会(Hockey Alberta)警告有针对青少年冰球锦标赛的诈骗。

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