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卡尔加里一周要闻 · 填充住房令风波、公投紧张与季后赛冲刺

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 加拿大公园局(Parks Canada)已对班夫国家公园主管展开调查。 报道称,加拿大公园局正在调查该主管是否违反《加拿大国家公园法》,调查涉及其在班夫国家公园管理期间的若干行为。此项调查在公园管理受到更严密审视之际宣布。

  2. 预报称艾伯塔本季首场降雪可能在周末到来。 省级气象预报本周预计,本周末艾伯塔部分地区将迎来本季首场降雪,气象学家指出气温将转冷,山区和高海拔地区可能出现早期积雪。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 皇家骑警称福特麦克穆瑞有七个公投标牌被喷漆破坏。 伍德巴芬皇家骑警报告称,9月29日至10月4日期间社区内七个“让艾伯塔决定(Let Alberta Decide)”标牌被涂鸦,内容包括“非叛国”和“去美国去吧”等字样;艾伯塔选举局(Elections Alberta)曾授权该社区使用11块竞选标牌。

  2. 艾伯塔多起灰熊偷猎案正被调查。 省级保护机构与警方本周对几起独立的灰熊偷猎案件展开调查,官员称这些事件显示对野生动物的不尊重,正努力识别嫌疑人和作案动机。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 艾伯塔逾300个站点启动预先公投投票。 艾伯塔选举局表示,预先投票将于周二至周六每天9:00至20:00进行,10月19日共有约1,400个投票站开放;官员估计近三百万选民中投票率将在80%到85%之间。

  2. 保守党领袖皮埃尔·波利耶夫(Pierre Poilievre)将于10月16日在卡尔加里发表国家统一演讲。 波利耶夫计划在“强大而自由的加拿大网络”大会(Canada Strong and Free Network)上发言,艾伯塔省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)也列在当天节目中。

  3. 省长丹妮尔·史密斯称联邦干预促使埃德蒙顿撤回填充住房规则。 史密斯在电台表示,联邦政府的资助提议影响了埃德蒙顿2024年的分区变更,称渥太华的提议是“贿赂”,并给予埃德蒙顿三个月时间撤销相关变更。

  4. 卡尔加里市长警告,省对埃德蒙顿填充政策的指令树立了危险先例。 市长杰罗米·法卡斯(Jeromy Farkas)表示,省方干预削弱了地方民主,可能威胁市议员独立性,此言是在省方下令埃德蒙顿撤回填充分区规则后公开发表。

  5. 史密斯省长排除了若公投决定留在联邦后再举行第二次有约束力的分离公投。 史密斯本周公开表示,如果10月19日投票结果为多数选择留在加拿大,她不会再举行第二次分离公投。

  6. 艾伯塔一名法官驳回新民主党就选民名单变更的司法挑战。 省级法院驳回了新民主党(NDP)对近期选民名单程序变更的法律挑战,使这些变更在10月19日公投前仍然有效。

  7. 艾伯塔上诉法院裁定联邦《影响评估法》在本省仍属违宪。 省级上诉法院本周重申,该联邦立法越权,在艾伯塔省与省级权力存在冲突。

  8. 冷湖第一民族对太平洋连线管道(Pacific Link)指定提起司法复审。 该原住民族已申请对省方指定管线路线提出司法复审,显示东北艾伯塔的资源基础设施仍存在法律争议。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 德勤报告称油气企业收益目前远高于支出。 德勤本周的分析显示,艾伯塔上游油气利润增长速度超过企业支出,机构指出这是当前趋势,但未来可能随市场变化而改变。

  2. 报道指出今年五类日常食品涨幅明显。 报道列举了今年在加拿大价格显著上涨的五类常购食品,相较去年出现明显涨价。

  3. Lotto Max头奖攀升至8500万加元,加拿大史上最高。 由于上次开奖无人中头奖,Lotto Max宣布10月13日周二的头奖为8500万加元,同时还包含16个一百万加元奖项和85个十万加元奖项。

🏥 Health

  1. 在疫苗尚未普遍可得前,艾伯塔报告一人死亡和逾400例确诊流感病例。 省卫生当局记录超过400例实验室确诊流感病例和1例死亡,疫苗供应本周尚未全面到位。

  2. “小何塞”在接受救命心脏手术近30年后回访艾伯塔。 这家来自巴拿马的家庭上世纪90年代末来此为房室隔缺接受手术,本周返回道谢;原手术主刀被点名为伊万·雷贝伊卡医生(Dr. Ivan Rebeyka)。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 坎默镇议会批准从住房储备中拨出300万加元用于经济适用房项目。 镇议会本周将300万加元从住房储备中划出,支持坎默拟建的经济适用房开发,以推动本地住房供应。

  2. 阿尔伯塔大学研究者报告发现小型猛禽啃食大型暴龙类的证据。 古生物学家在一块阿尔伯塔龙(Albertosaurus)下颌骨上发现的咬痕,与镰刀龙类(dromaeosaurid)觅食或拾取食物的齿痕相符,或为化石记录中首例此类行为证据。

🏈 Sports

  1. 卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)客战温尼伯,争取第19周关键胜利以锁定季后赛席位。 牛仔战绩为8胜8负,对阵温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers,7胜8负);若牛仔取胜可确保季后赛资格,温尼伯则力求提升出线机会。

  2. 英属哥伦比亚雄狮(B.C. Lions)以41-20战胜渥太华,确保季后赛席位。 雄狮战绩升至10胜6负,近10场拿到9胜,奈森·鲁克(Nathan Rourke)本场传球360码并有三次达阵。

  3. 埃德蒙顿麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)以27-12击败汉密尔顿,锁定主场季后赛。 麋鹿(12胜4负)凭第四节达阵和扎克·马西斯(Zach Mathis)48码拦截回攻取胜;汉密尔顿被淘汰出局。

  4. (注:吉姆利滑翔机飞行员将获荣誉)吉姆利滑翔机(Gimli Glider)飞行员将获航空荣誉并入选名人堂。 本周宣布,这些因1983年紧急迫降而知名的飞行员将获颁航空荣誉并入选航空名人堂。

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. 周末预报显示艾伯塔高海拔地区将迎来本季首场降雪。 气象学家本周预计,周末省内山区和高海拔地区可能出现首轮积雪。

  2. 莱斯布里奇今年捕捉并移除的响尾蛇数量创纪录。 野生动物控制报告显示,本季莱斯布里奇捕获并移除的响尾蛇数量前所未有,成为当地野生动物管理的一项新纪录。

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