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埃德蒙顿周五要闻 · 省府令撤销填充规则、埃尔克斯锁定主场季后赛、拟建AI数据中心

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 省府命令埃德蒙顿撤销填充分区规则。 省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)政府周四下令埃德蒙顿市将旨在允许既有社区提高居住密度的规则撤回。市长安德鲁·纳克(Andrew Knack)表示对此感到惊讶,并警告此举将影响住房选择和投资。卡尔加里市长杰罗米·法卡斯(Jeromy Farkas)称该决定为省对市议会干预的危险先例。

  2. 法官驳回新民主党对艾伯塔临时选民名单规则的挑战。 金席法院法官约翰·吉尔(John Gill)维持统一保守党(UCP)政府去年9月的法规,该法规限制政党可以获得的选民名单详细信息。判决称这是一项临时性权宜之计,直至秋季立法出台,并指出政党仍可使用广告牌、社交媒体以及去年的详细名单。

  3. 皮埃尔·波利耶夫将于全民公投前数日在艾伯塔演讲。 联邦保守党领袖皮埃尔·波利耶夫(Pierre Poilievre)将于10月16日在卡尔加里出席 Canada Strong and Free Network(加拿大强大与自由网络)大会并作题为“加拿大的偏移”(The Canadian Drift)的主旨演讲。组织者称他还将在艾伯塔进行额外的实地竞选活动。省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)和贾森·肯尼(Jason Kenney)也在大会发言名单中。

  4. 艾省报告1人死亡、400余例确诊流感,在疫苗普及前发布。 艾伯塔卫生部门报告超过400例确诊流感病例和1例死亡,卫生官员正为本季疫苗接种做准备,相关报告在公众可接种疫苗之前发布。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 公司拟在埃德蒙顿能源与技术园区建人工智能数据中心。 一家私人公司已提交在市内能源与技术园(Energy and Technology Park)地块建设以人工智能为重点的数据中心计划;公司与项目细节出现在地区备案文件中,显示该园区有望吸引数字基础设施投资。

  2. 德勤称油气行业利润跑赢支出。 德勤最新能源行业财务分析指出,油气行业的利润大幅超过当前资本支出水平。

🏈 体育

  1. 埃尔克斯锁定主场季后赛,客场以27-12战胜哈密尔顿。 埃尔克斯(Elks)在哈密尔顿的胜利将战绩提升至12胜4负。比赛亮点包括扎克·马西斯(Zach Mathis)的48码拦截回攻,以及第四节科迪·法加多(Cody Fajardo)和尚德里克·鲍威尔(ShunDerrick Powell)的达阵;文森特·布朗查德(Vincent Blanchard)此前罚进多次任意球。

  2. 温尼伯在与卡尔加里的关键战中面临季后赛压力,扎克·科拉罗斯回归。 温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers,7胜8负)周六主场迎战卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders,8胜8负);卡尔加里获胜即可锁定季后赛席位,温尼伯预计老将四分卫扎克·科拉罗斯(Zach Collaros)在因头部受伤缺阵后回归。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. “小何塞”在生死心脏手术近30年后回到艾省。 何塞·莫兰·罗布莱斯(Jose Moran Robles),1996年在巴拿马出生时患有唐氏综合症和房室间隔缺损,本周回到艾德蒙顿感谢当年帮助他北上接受手术的医疗团队和包容艾伯塔(Inclusion Alberta)。

  2. 冷湖原住民部落对太平洋连线管道走廊指定提出司法复审。 冷湖原住民部落(Cold Lake First Nations)已申请司法复审,质疑太平洋连线(Pacific Link)管道走廊的指定,称在咨询程序及联邦批准决定上存在问题。

📰 另有报道

  • 艾省政府将强制埃德蒙顿更改填充规则, 省府下达命令。
  • 卡尔加里市长称省府命令构成危险先例, 杰罗米·法卡斯(Jeromy Farkas)周五评论。
  • 福特麦克默里七处公投标牌遭破坏, 皇家骑警报告 Let Alberta Decide(让艾省决定)标牌受损。
  • 艾省上诉法院裁定联邦影响评估法违宪, 法院判决报道。
  • 最高法院为涉原住民案件设定量刑框架, 裁决发布。
  • 前埃德蒙顿警队文职人员在一宗涉性侵案件中被宣判无罪, 判决返回。
  • 五类常用食品今年价格大幅上涨, 消费价格分析发布。
  • 本季新流感疫苗效果说明, 咨询发布。
  • 分离主义者如何掌控艾省执政党, 深度报道刊出。
  • 艾省繁荣计划称全民公投后独立斗争仍将继续, 领导人声明。
  • 省长对公投问题1–9的门槛定义表述不清, 新闻交流记录。
  • 部分卡尔加里市议员担忧省府在指示撤销改划中越权, 报道指出。
  • 萨斯喀彻温省与艾伯塔省省长拒绝埃隆·马斯克的分离呼吁, 省长回复。
  • 省长称邮寄选票修复能力证明制度有效, 官方声明。
  • 新自由党大型项目法案通过初次表决, 送交特别委员会审议。
  • 酸性气体管线许可获批引发安全退距的司法之争, 提起法律挑战。
  • 本季艾省首场降雪预报在周末, 气象部门称。

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