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埃德蒙顿要闻 · 周三:候车亭致命撞击、提前投票首日17.45万、艾伯塔部分地区大风预警

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 摩托车撞上公交候车亭;1人死亡,婴儿重伤。 周二晚上约8:55,一辆沿97街向北行驶的摩托车跃上人行道,撞上位于120大道处的公交候车亭;一名21岁男子当场死亡,一名10个月大的男婴伤势可能危及生命。18岁车手面临包括致死危险驾驶和三项致伤危险驾驶在内的指控;警方请目击者和行车记录仪持有者致电780‑42...。
  2. 环境加拿大对艾伯塔北部和中部部分地区发布大风预警。 环境加拿大(Environment Canada)今日发布覆盖艾伯塔北部和中部部分地区的大风预警,提醒将有强风影响该地区。请关注环境加拿大对各市镇的具体通告与时段信息。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 174,532 名艾伯塔选民在提前投票首日投票。 选举艾伯塔(Elections Alberta)报告称,在19年10月公投前的五个提前投票日中的首日,共有174,532张票被投出;约418,000张邮寄选票已获批准。双方阵营都称投票率将决定结果,组织者正转向动员支持者在10月19日前投票。
  2. 省长丹妮尔·史密斯投票选择留在加拿大,并呼吁支持另外九项提案。 省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)在一次提前投票中表示,她投票支持艾伯塔留在加拿大,并鼓励支持另外九项公投提案;选举艾伯塔记录首日近17.5万张提前选票。
  3. 跨党派前艾伯塔省长敦促在移民问题上投“否”。 多位前艾伯塔省长在10月19日公投前几天公开呼吁,要求选民在有关移民的公投问题上投“否”,跨越党派界限达成一致。
  4. 埃德蒙顿市或将在法院对省级填充令提出挑战。 埃德蒙顿市正考虑对省政府的填充指令提出法律挑战;市府官员表示有意通过法院审查该省级指令。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 埃德蒙顿拟考虑设立社区专门法庭,替代对弱势群体罚款。 埃德蒙顿市正审议创建一套社区专门法庭方案,作为对弱势居民违规处以罚款的替代措施。
  2. 一位研究“脱欧”的学者参加了艾伯塔独立运动会议并撰文纪要。 一位专门研究英国脱欧的学者赴一场艾伯塔分离主义者会议,撰写并发布了对该活动的观察记录,记录了分离主义运动的组织与话语策略。

📰 今日速览

  • 重大项目公司首席执行官多恩·法雷尔在不列颠哥伦比亚原住民大会上遭遇原住民对咨询不满。
  • 背景解读:在10月19日公投前,关于艾伯塔另外九项问题的要点。
  • 第三方广告商被禁止在艾伯塔公投中任命监督员,引发双方阵营投诉。
  • 总理卡尼将出席艾伯塔两场“永远加拿大”集会。
  • 调查显示超过半数艾伯塔医生表示若省独立将停止执业。
  • 还有谁在呼吁在艾伯塔的公投中对“九项”投赞成票?
  • 加拿大宇航员约书亚·库特里克报告称在国际空间站“玩得很开心”。
  • 康纳·麦克大卫第一节贡献3分,油人以4比1击败国王。
  • 加拿大橄榄球联赛第19周最佳球员:马利克·卡尼、戴维斯·亚历山大、扎克·科拉罗斯获奖。
  • 专家称尽管六旗发生死亡事故,过山车总体仍被认为安全。
  • 曾经交锋的前省长们在公投相关活动中走到一起。
  • (重复ID记录)研究“脱欧”的学者参加了艾伯塔分离主义会议。

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