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埃德蒙頓週五要聞:省府命令撤回填充規則、艾爾克斯鎖定主場季後賽與人工智慧資料中心提案

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 省府命令埃德蒙頓撤回填充區劃規則。 省長丹妮爾·史密斯星期四指示埃德蒙頓市撤銷原訂准許在既有社區提高居住密度的規則,市長安德魯·納克表示對此感到驚訝,並警告此舉將影響居住選擇與投資。卡爾加里市長傑羅米·法卡斯稱此舉為省對市議會干預的危險先例。

  2. 法官駁回新民主黨(NDP)對亞伯達臨時選民名單規定的挑戰。 國王陪審法院法官約翰·吉爾維持統一保守黨(UCP)政府去年9月的規定,限制政黨可取得的選民名單細節,並指出此為在秋季立法前的臨時權宜之計;判決還稱政黨仍可使用看板、社群媒體及去年的詳細名單。

  3. 皮埃爾·波利耶夫將在10月19日公投前數日於亞伯達演說。 聯邦保守黨領袖將在10月16日於卡爾加里舉行的「加拿大堅強自由網絡(Canada Strong and Free Network)」會議發表題為「加拿大的偏移」的主題演講,並在亞伯達進行額外實地競選活動。省長丹妮爾·史密斯與傑森·肯尼亦列為會議演講者。

  4. 疫苗供應到位前,亞伯達確認1死、超過400例流感病例。 衛生官員在本季公費疫苗普及前通報,省內已確認超過400例流感確診與1例死亡,當局正準備疫苗接種作業。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 公司提案在埃德蒙頓能源與科技園區建置人工智慧資料中心。 一家私營公司向地區申請文件中提出計畫,在市內能源與科技園區興建以人工智慧為主的資料中心,顯示該園區可能吸引數位基礎建設的在地投資。

  2. 德勤報告:油氣業利潤超過資本支出。 德勤的最新能源產業財務分析指出,油井產業的利潤大幅領先目前的資本支出水準。

🏈 體育

  1. 埃德蒙頓艾爾克斯(Edmonton Elks)以27比12擊敗漢密爾頓,鎖定主場季後賽。 埃德蒙頓戰績提升至12勝4敗,比賽亮點包括扎克·馬西斯(Zach Mathis)48碼回攻達陣的抄截、第四節由科迪·法哈多(Cody Fajardo)與尚德里克·鮑威爾(ShunDerrick Powell)完成的達陣,以及文森特·布蘭查德(Vincent Blanchard)先前踢進的數個任意球。

  2. 溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers)在與卡爾加里猛牛(Stampeders)之戰面臨季後賽壓力,扎克·科拉羅斯回歸。 溫尼伯目前7勝8敗,主場迎戰卡爾加里(8勝8敗)週六比賽;卡爾加里若勝出即可確定季後賽席位,溫尼伯預計資深四分衛扎克·科拉羅斯在傷癒後回歸出賽。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 「小何塞」在挽救性心臟手術近30年後返亞伯達致謝。 何塞·莫蘭·羅布萊斯(Jose Moran Robles)1996年於巴拿馬出生,伴染色體異常與房室隔缺損,今週返抵本省,向當年協助他來北方手術的埃德蒙頓醫療團隊與包容亞伯達(Inclusion Alberta)致謝。

  2. 寒湖原住民族(Cold Lake First Nations)申請司法覆核太平洋連線管線走廊指定。 寒湖原住民族對太平洋連線管線走廊的指定提出司法覆核,質疑諮詢程序與聯邦批准該走廊的決定。

📰 也在今日

  • 亞伯達政府將強制埃德蒙頓更改填充規則, 省府發布命令。
  • 卡爾加里市長稱省府命令為危險先例, 傑羅米·法卡斯週五評論。
  • 七個公投標誌在麥克默里堡被破壞, 皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)通報對「讓亞伯達決定」標誌的破壞。
  • 亞伯達上訴法院裁定聯邦影響評估法違憲, 法院判決報導。
  • 最高法院訂定原住民相關刑期框架, 裁決發布。
  • 前埃德蒙頓警察局(EPS)文職人員在一起涉性侵案中被宣判無罪, 判決出爐。
  • 五項食品必需品今年大幅上漲, 消費者物價分析發布。
  • 本季新流感疫苗效力說明, 衛生諮詢發布。
  • 分離主義者如何掌控亞伯達執政黨, 深度報導刊出。
  • 亞伯達繁榮計畫表示公投後獨立運動仍將繼續, 組織領導人表示。
  • 省長對公投第1至9題門檻定義表述不清, 記者會交鋒紀錄。
  • 部分卡爾加里議員擔心省府指示撤銷重劃為越權, 報導指出。
  • 薩克其萬與亞伯達兩省省長反對伊隆·馬斯克分裂主張, 省長回應。
  • 省長稱郵寄選票修正功能證明系統可行, 聲明發布。
  • 新自由黨重大專案法案通過首輪表決, 送交特別委員會審議。
  • 硫磺氣管線許可引發安全緩衝距離的法院爭議, 法律挑戰提出。
  • 本週末預報亞伯達迎來今季首場降雪, 氣象局表示。

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