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卡爾加里要聞 · 週四

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 冷湖原住民(Cold Lake First Nations)尋求聯邦法院司法覆核太平洋連接管線的指定。 冷湖原住民在酋長凱爾西·傑可(Kelsey Jacko)表示,渥太華與亞伯達在《建設加拿大法》下加速核准太平洋連接管線,計畫明年九月動工,但社區未被納入諮詢,因而向聯邦法院申請覆核。全國原住民族議會指出聯邦指定存在「多項紅旗」問題。

  2. 總理馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)稱關於省份未來的決定應由加拿大人作出,不是由大型科技業者決定,回應伊隆·馬斯克的言論。 卡尼在舍布魯克發言時,批評伊隆·馬斯克呼籲亞伯達、薩克其萬與魁北克分離的說法,並提到他當場宣布的一項為軍方低地軌道衛星連網的加元23億電信合約。亞伯達選民將於10月19日就該省是否追求分離舉行具有約束力的公投。

  3. 美國貸方控告亞伯達分離主義者傑弗瑞·拉斯(Jeffrey Rath)隱瞞原住民解聘,求償約1.1256億美元。 Diriba Investments 與 Western Springs Investments 在特拉華州提告,指稱 RathPC 為維持對兩宗原住民訴訟的融資而作出虛假陳述;此訴訟求償金額為1.1256億美元,此前法官因拉斯未完整揭露資產而拒絕解凍近80萬美元給他。

  4. 聯邦國防部長麥奎因提到80億加元的撥款,並在亞伯達傳達親加拿大訊息。 麥奎因在亞伯達巡迴說明聯邦在國防上的投資,向地方聽眾強調他提出的80億加元資金方案,並把這些支出定位為國家與區域安全承諾的一部分。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 德勤報告:加拿大石油生產商第二季營運利潤較第一季成長68%。 德勤加拿大發現第二季營運利潤暴增68%,資本支出僅約成長7%,達111億加元,鑽探活動較去年同期增加17%,業者偏好短循環油層,如蒙特尼(Montney)與杜維尼(Duvernay)。

  2. 亞伯達減燃料稅數日後油價飆升,地方駕駛人注意到零售油價上漲。 消費者報告與地方價格追蹤數據顯示,省府下調燃料稅後數日內,市售油價出現可觀上揚。

  3. 研究顯示卡爾加里生活品質排名下滑,主因為負擔能力問題。 研究指出,卡爾加里在住房可負擔性與生活成本壓力等指標上較去年出現明顯下跌,導致整體生活品質排名下滑。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 卡爾加里大學(University of Calgary)政治學者重新詮釋政黨危機時女性上台的「玻璃懸崖」現象。 梅蘭妮·湯瑪斯認為以「性別化的政治機會結構」更能描述女性在政黨危機時承擔領導的情形,指出女性多在政黨選情脆弱時接任,而非被刻意設計為注定失敗的領導人。

  2. 永久日光節約時間將使卡爾加里火焰(Calgary Flames)本季有八場賽事在當地時間晚間9時開賽。 亞伯達決定永久實施日光節約時間,導致火焰隊本季有八場比賽當地時間9時開球,包括12月26日與1月16日的主場賽事;愛民頓(Edmonton)則會有七場於當地時間9時開賽,以上為隊方對加拿大新聞社的說法。

📰 其它要聞

  • 不列顛哥倫比亞獅(B.C. Lions)近九戰拿下八勝,迎戰戰績0勝15負的渥太華紅黑(Ottawa Redblacks)。
  • 漢密爾頓虎貓(Hamilton Tiger-Cats,5勝11敗)周五主場迎戰愛民頓麋鹿(Edmonton Elks,11勝4敗),麋鹿可確定西區龍頭。
  • 亞伯達下令愛民頓撤回填充用地規則;省長史密斯援引房產價值。
  • 卡爾加里市長表示省長承諾明年對本市只調升較小幅度的省稅。
  • 評論:作者稱母親的喪禮揭示亞伯達超越刻板印象的複雜性。
  • 專題追蹤反防疫運動如何刺激亞伯達分離主義情緒。
  • 原住民領袖回應卡尼的管線計畫,質疑水源與有毒廢棄物風險。
  • 醫師協會理事長表示與亞伯達政府達成的新協議「並非全部達成期待」。
  • 數匹賽馬在前往錦標賽途中於卑詩省公路死亡,馬主形容損失為「難以想像」。
  • 卑詩省九月平均求租價下跌2.9%,連續兩年下滑。
  • 冰球協會(Hockey Alberta)警告有詐騙針對青少年冰球賽事進行。

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