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卡城周五要闻 · 省府逼撤填充区划、波利耶夫将赴卡城演讲、牛仔争季后赛

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 省府下令埃德蒙顿撤回鼓励高密度填充开发的分区规定;卡尔加里市长称此举越权。 艾伯塔省政府周四指示埃德蒙顿(Edmonton)撤销鼓励高密度填充开发的政策,省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)办公室发布了该命令。卡尔加里市长杰罗米·法卡斯(Jeromy Farkas)周五对媒体表示,这一做法“威胁地方民主”。法卡斯警告称,该指令可能为省政府干预市议会投票树立先例。
  2. 法官驳回新民主党对艾伯塔临时选民名单规则的质疑。 国王法庭法官约翰·吉尔(John Gill)裁定,史密斯政府将政党可获选民名单细节限制为“临时措施”是合法的,并指出相关立法计划在今年秋季推出,法庭还提到政党仍可使用路牌或社交媒体进行宣传。该判决周四发布。
  3. 皮埃尔·波利耶夫(Pierre Poilievre)将于10月16日在卡尔加里就加拿大统一问题发表演讲,公投在即。 波利耶夫计划在“Canada Strong and Free Network”(加国强盛与自由网络)会议上致辞,届时艾伯塔省省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)和杰森·肯尼(Jason Kenney)也将出席。他表示将在感恩节周末在艾伯塔进行“额外的地面竞选”。
  4. 福特麦克默里七块公投标牌被破坏,加拿大皇家骑警展开调查。 伍德巴夫罗(Wood Buffalo)加拿大皇家骑警(Royal Canadian Mounted Police,RCMP)报告称,社区内七块“让艾伯塔决定”(Let Alberta Decide)标牌在9月29日至10月4日间被喷漆破坏。选举艾伯塔(Elections Alberta)已批准该社区的11块标牌,警方指出,销毁选举标牌构成刑事犯罪。
  5. 德勤:目前油田利润跑赢资本支出。 报道引用的一份德勤(Deloitte)报告显示,今年油气行业利润超过资本支出,报告强调这是艾伯塔能源行业的一项趋势。

🏈 体育

  1. 卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)周六客场战温尼伯,有望锁定季后赛席位。 卡尔加里目前战绩8胜8负,将在第19周到公主自动化体育场(Princess Auto Stadium)挑战温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Winnipeg Blue Bombers)。牛仔获胜即可确保季后赛席位;温尼伯需取胜以改善其晋级机会。
  2. 埃德蒙顿(Elks)以27-12击败汉密尔顿虎队,锁定主场季后赛。 埃德蒙顿凭借第四节由扎克·马蒂斯(Zach Mathis)、科迪·法贾多(Cody Fajardo)和申德里克·鲍威尔(ShunDerrick Powell)的达阵,将战绩提升至12胜4负;汉密尔顿战绩降至5胜12负,被淘汰出季后赛争夺。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 坎莫尔镇议会动用300万加元住房储备支持保障房项目。 坎莫尔(Canmore)镇议会批准动用300万加元住房储备,为已确定的一项保障性住房项目提供资金支持,本地媒体报道了该决定。
  2. “小乔泽”近30年后回到艾伯塔,感谢当年挽救他生命的手术。 何塞·莫兰·罗布莱斯(Jose Moran Robles)1996年在巴拿马出生,患有唐氏综合征及房室间隔缺损,数十年前赴埃德蒙顿接受手术并由Inclusion Alberta(包容艾伯塔)等机构安排治疗。他近日回到艾伯塔,向当年施救的外科医生和相关组织表示感谢。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 卡尔加里按摩治疗师面临另外四项性侵指控。
  • 波利耶夫对埃隆·马斯克(Elon Musk)帖文不以为意,称加拿大人掌控自己的命运。
  • 艾伯塔上诉法院裁定渥太华的影响评估法案违宪。
  • 消费报告显示,今年五种日常食品价格大幅上涨。
  • 卫生简报:本季流感疫苗接种效果在季节来临前解析。
  • 特写:分离主义者如何在艾伯塔执政党中获得影响力。
  • 艾伯塔繁荣计划(Alberta Prosperity Project)负责人称,公投后独立推动仍将继续。
  • 班夫(Banff)一名主管承认违反国立公园法,称为“一次孤立失误”。
  • 省长拒绝为公投问题1–9设定通过门槛。
  • 人物:教出网络走红“狗界布拉德·皮特”的艾伯塔训犬师。
  • 艾伯塔指示卡尔加里保留撤销再分区的决定;部分市议员表达担忧。
  • 省长为邮寄选票错误修正辩护,称此为选举体系运行的证据。
  • 疫苗可用前报告一人死亡、超过400例确认流感病例。
  • 冷湖原住民寻求对太平洋连结(Pacific Link)管线指定提起司法复核。
  • 本季艾伯塔首场降雪预计在本周末出现。
  • 艾伯塔政府将强令埃德蒙顿更改填充开发规则。
  • (重复)艾伯塔繁荣计划负责人就独立运动发表评论。

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