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卡爾加里本週速覽 · 填充命令、公投緊張與季後賽衝刺

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🚑 緊急與事件

  1. 加拿大公園管理局展開對班夫國家公園主管的調查。 本週報導指出,加拿大公園管理局正調查該主管是否違反《加拿大國家公園法》,調查聚焦其在管理班夫國家公園(Banff National Park)期間的相關作為。調查在公園管理受到更嚴格審視之際宣布。

  2. 亞伯達部分地區預報本週末將迎來本季首場降雪。 省內氣象預報本週指出,週末期間高海拔地區可能出現早季積雪,天氣將轉冷。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 皇家騎警稱福特麥默瑞有七面公投標誌遭噴漆塗污。 木堡(Wood Buffalo)皇家騎警通報,9月29日至10月4日期間,七面「讓亞伯達決定」標誌遭塗污,出現「非叛國」與「去美國吧!」等塗鴉;選舉亞伯達(Elections Alberta)曾核准該社區使用11面競選標牌。

  2. 亞伯達多起灰熊盜獵案正接受偵查。 省內保育機構與警方本週展開調查,因數起分開通報的灰熊盜獵事件,官員形容這些行為「不尊重野生動物」,正努力識別嫌疑人與動機。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 超過300處提前投票站在亞伯達開放。 選舉亞伯達表示,提前投票自週二起至週六,上午9時至晚間8時;將於10月19日開放約1,400個投票站,官員估計近三百萬選民的投票率介於80%至85%。

  2. 保守黨領袖皮耶爾·波利耶夫將於10月16日在卡爾加里發表統一演說。 波利耶夫排定在「加拿大強盛與自由網絡」(Canada Strong and Free Network)會議上致詞,亞伯達省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)亦列入當日節目名單。

  3. 省長史密斯稱聯邦干預促使埃德蒙頓收回填充住宅規則。 史密斯向電台聽眾表示,聯邦政府的資金提議影響了埃德蒙頓2024年的分區變更,稱渥太華的提議是「賄賂」,並給予埃德蒙頓三個月時間撤銷那些變更。

  4. 卡爾加里市長警告省方對埃德蒙頓填充令恐開危險先例。 市長傑羅米·法卡斯(Jeromy Farkas)表示,省方介入侵蝕地方民主,恐威脅議員獨立性;他在省方命令埃德蒙頓撤回填充分區規則後公開發言。

  5. 史密斯排除若選民投票留在加拿大後再舉行第二次具約束力分離公投。 史密斯本週公開表示,若10月19日票決結果以繼續留在加拿大為多數,她不會再辦第二次分離公投。

  6. 亞伯達法官駁回新民主黨針對選民名冊變更的訴訟。 省級法院拒絕新民主黨(New Democratic Party)對近期選民名冊程序變更的法律挑戰,變更將在10月19日公投前維持生效。

  7. 亞伯達上訴法院認定聯邦《影響評估法》仍違憲。 省上訴法院本週重申,該項聯邦法超出聯邦管轄範圍,持續維持與省級權限衝突的法律認定。

  8. 冷湖原住民(Cold Lake First Nations)尋求對太平洋連線管線指定進行司法審查。 該原住民部落提出司法審查,挑戰省方對管線路線的指定,反映東北亞伯達資源基礎設施上的持續法律爭議。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 德勤報告指出油田利潤目前遠勝支出。 德勤本週分析顯示,亞伯達上游石油與天然氣利潤增速超過企業支出,但該公司也提醒此趨勢可能受未來市場變動影響。

  2. 消費者被告知今年五項雜貨主食價格大幅上漲。 報導指出,加拿大今年若干主食類別價格顯著上升,點名五項常購食品較去年漲幅突出。

  3. 樂透最大獎增加至8,500萬元,加拿大史上最高。 由於上一期無頭獎中出,樂透最大獎宣布10月13日(週二)開獎金額為8,500萬元,另有16個一百萬元獎項與85個十萬元獎項。

🏥 衛生

  1. 亞伯達在疫苗普及前通報1人死亡、超過400例確診流感。 省衛生當局本週記錄超過400例實驗室確認流感病例與1起死亡案件,疫苗供應尚未全面到位。

  2. 「小何塞」在接受救命心臟手術近30年後返亞伯達致謝。 1990年代末從巴拿馬來加國接受心房室中膈缺損手術的家庭本週返抵亞伯達表達感謝;當年主刀外科醫生為伊凡·里貝伊卡(Ivan Rebeyka)醫師。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 坎莫爾鎮議會批准從住房準備金挪出300萬元用於可負擔住宅案。 市議會本週將300萬元住房準備金轉作支持坎莫爾擬議的可負擔住宅開發,以促進地方住房供給。

  2. 亞伯達大學研究顯示小型猛禽疑似以大型暴龍類為食。 古生物學家在一塊阿伯托龍(Albertosaurus)下顎上發現咬痕,與似屬奔龍類(dromaeosaurid)的掠食或食腐行為相符,或成化石紀錄中此類行為的首例證據。

🏈 體育

  1. 卡爾加里猛衝者(Calgary Stampeders)造訪溫尼伯尋求第19週關鍵勝利以確保季後賽。 猛衝者戰績8勝8敗,週六對戰溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers,7勝8敗);猛衝者若取勝可穩定季後賽席次,溫尼伯則力求提升晉級機會。

  2. 卑詩獅子(BC Lions)以41比20擊敗渥太華,確定晉級季後賽。 獅子戰績升至10勝6敗,近10場拿下9勝;四分衛內森·魯克(內森·魯克)投出360碼、三次達陣,是勝利主因。

  3. 埃德蒙頓麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)以27比12擊敗漢密爾頓,確定獲得主場季後賽。 麋鹿取得勝利後戰績12勝4敗,第四節達陣與扎克·馬蒂斯(Zach Mathis)一次48碼攔截返回是關鍵;漢密爾頓因此無緣季後賽。

  4. 吉姆利滑翔事件的飛行員將獲頒航空殊榮並入選名人堂。 本週公布,1983年進行緊急著陸的吉姆利滑翔事件飛行員,將獲頒航空殊榮並入選航空名人堂。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 週末預報顯示亞伯達高海拔地區將迎來本季首場降雪。 氣象專家本週預測,山區與高地將出現早季積雪。

  2. 列斯布里奇今年捕捉並移除的響尾蛇數創紀錄。 野生動物管制報告顯示,本季在列斯布里奇捕獲並移除的響尾蛇數量創下當地新高,成為野生動物管理的一項里程碑。

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