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埃德蒙顿周报:公投后勤、住房之争与埃德蒙顿麋鹿锁定主场季后赛

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔省十项公投问题提前投票在300多个站点开始;官员预计创纪录投票率。 艾伯塔选举管理机构表示,提前投票自周二起至周六每天上午9点到晚上8点开放,10月19日将有超过1,400个投票站开放,官员估计近300万选民中投票率将在80%到85%之间。

  2. 省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)称联邦资金影响了埃德蒙顿2024年的分区调整,并下令撤销。 史密斯在电台节目中表示,联邦“住房加速基金”向埃德蒙顿提供了数百万资金,以加快多户居住用地的重新分区,省政府已给埃德蒙顿三个月时间撤销2024年的变更。

  3. 埃德蒙顿市长安德鲁·克纳克(Andrew Knack)称省政府对填充式开发规则的撤销令人惊讶且具破坏性。 克纳克在《Global News Morning Edmonton》节目中表示,该决定将影响居民的住房选择,并可能在吸引投资方面制造混乱;卡尔加里市长杰罗米·法卡斯(Jeromy Farkas)警告此举威胁地方民主。

  4. 皮埃尔·波利耶夫(Pierre Poilievre)将在公投前数日就加拿大团结问题在艾伯塔发表演讲。 波利耶夫被列为10月16日在卡尔加里举行的“加拿大强大与自由网络”会议(Canada Strong and Free Network)主题演讲人,随后省长丹妮尔·史密斯和杰森·基尼(Jason Kenney)也将出席并发言。

  5. 卡尔加里市长称省政府干预埃德蒙顿填充式开发设下令人不安的先例。 杰罗米·法卡斯对媒体表示,省方命令市议员如何投票,削弱了市政决策权,他并指出省政府新赋予的权力可对地方官员发起罢免投票。

  6. 选民称艾伯塔人在10月19日投票前紧张情绪上升。 来自艾尔德里(Airdrie)和西尔万湖(Sylvan Lake)的选民向媒体表示,他们在感恩节家庭聚会时会刻意避免触及公投的十个问题,包括关于是否脱离加拿大的具有约束力问题,以免引发争执。

  7. 公共卫生数据显示疫苗接种前艾伯塔报告一例死亡和超过400例确诊流感病例。 省级报告显示一例与流感相关的死亡和超过400例实验室确诊病例,卫生官员正为高峰季疫苗到位做准备。

  8. 艾伯塔政府通过部长令指示埃德蒙顿撤销填充式分区变更。 该省级命令要求埃德蒙顿市撤销鼓励在既有社区提高密度的最新分区规则,引发市府和市长的强烈反对。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 公司拟在埃德蒙顿能源与科技园建设人工智能数据中心。 该公司希望在埃德蒙顿的ETS能源与科技园(ETS Energy and Technology Park)用地建造数据中心,代表在地区科技基础设施提案中展示了该计划。

  2. 德勤报告称油田行业利润增长速度超过资本支出。 德勤本周发布的油田行业分析显示,行业利润目前增长速度高于资本开支。

  3. 乐透大奖(Lotto Max)累积奖金升至创纪录的8,500万加元;开奖定于10月13日。 因无人奖票命中七个号码,乐透大奖宣布周二(10月13日)开奖的头奖为8,500万加元,同时还有16个100万加元奖和85个10万加元奖。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 阿尔伯塔大学(University of Alberta)研究人员报告可能首次发现猛禽啃食艾伯塔龙的证据。 阿尔伯塔大学的一名古生物学学生约书亚·多永(Joshua Doyon)表示,艾伯塔龙颌骨上的齿痕间距表明一只驰龙科的掠食者在这只大型暴龙死后不久进行了清食或啃食。

  2. 在1990年代获救心脏手术的婴儿何塞近30年后回到艾伯塔表示感谢。 何塞·莫兰·罗布莱斯(Jose Moran Robles),1996年在巴拿马出生时患有房室间隔缺损,近三十年后回到艾伯塔,感谢由包容艾伯塔(Inclusion Alberta)安排并由伊万·雷贝卡医生(Dr. Ivan Rebeyka)实施的手术团队。

  3. 埃德蒙顿麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)以27比12战胜汉密尔顿,锁定主场季后赛一场。 麋鹿战绩提升至12胜4负,扎克·马西斯(Zach Mathis)一次拦截回攻48码达阵,科迪·法哈多(Cody Fajardo)掷出关键达阵传球,尚德里克·鲍威尔(ShunDerrick Powell)在第四节末再添一次五码冲球达阵。

  4. 本周天气预报:本省本季首场降雪预计将在本周末出现。 本周发布的天气预报显示,北部和中部地区将在即将到来的周末迎来本季的首场降雪,气象学家提示不同地区时机略有差异。

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