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埃德蒙顿周五要闻 · 学院枪击、填海回撤与公投准备

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 阿尔伯塔管道工学院(位于埃德蒙顿西北)发生致命枪击。 埃德蒙顿警方在约上午8:30接报,赶到位于161街与118大道附近的学院;一名男子被发现时伤势危及生命,随后死亡。警方称目击者报告一辆深色四门轿车,车窗有深色贴膜,并听到多次枪声;凶杀组也在调查与帕克兰县(Parkland County)皇家加拿大骑警现场有关的线索。

  2. 卡尔加里发生连环车祸并起火,3人死亡、16人受伤包括一名警员。 事故发生在下午1点多的萨德尔镇东北环路(Saddletowne Circle N.E.),涉及两辆公交车与多辆私家车;第二辆公交车上的天然气罐起火并发生爆炸。警方表示3名乘客当场死亡,16人受伤,调查人员正在查明事故原因。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔省下令回撤埃德蒙顿的填海(infill)分区规则;市议会要求澄清。 省政府在10月8日宣布将填海规则恢复到2024年之前的分区标准后,数十名居民出席特别市议会会议;市长安德鲁·纳克(Andrew Knack)表示此举令市议会权力产生疑问。市府官员告诉议员,他们目前只有10月8日的公告文本,尚未收到书面指令。

  2. 公投日定在周一;艾伯塔将开放1400多个投票站。 预先投票持续到周六,官员预计近300万名选民中投票率为80–85%;周一投票站开放时间为上午9点至下午8点。选民需出示一张带照片的政府身份证,或两件列有姓名与住址的身份证明,信息以阿尔伯塔选举局为准。

  3. 麦吉尔研究人员警告,有预设话术正准备质疑艾伯塔公投结果。 媒体生态观察所(Media Ecosystem Observatory)未发现非真实账号明显减少,但指出网络上已有论述在准备挑战投票结果;研究者并指出病毒式传播的说法,将乌克兰对俄数据中心的攻击与分离主义流量变化相联系。

🏈 体育

  1. 犹他猛犸(Utah Mammoth)爆冷客场4–2击败埃德蒙顿,克莱顿·凯勒两度破门。 犹他战绩升至6‑2‑0,客场4–2取胜;巴雷特·海顿与洛根·库利也为犹他建功,球队已三连胜。

  2. 卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)在赛季收官战主场迎战不列颠哥伦比亚狮(B.C. Lions),晋级希望未灭。 牛仔战绩为8–9,若取胜可达9–9;比赛在麦克马洪球场举行,主队踢球手雷尼·帕雷德斯(Rene Paredes)赛后将结束15年球员生涯并退役。

📰 还看今日

  • 艾伯塔为支持工业开发取消对濒危大鼠尾草鸡(greater sage grouse)栖息地的保护。
  • 艾伯塔前选举主管称邮寄投票规则构成障碍。
  • 一名爱德华王子岛男子的遗体在阿尔伯塔油砂工地致命事故数月后被找到。
  • 波利夫雷(Poilievre)呼吁艾伯塔人在分离投票前不要“放弃”加拿大。
  • 史密斯与卡尼在公投前呼吁团结。
  • 丹妮尔·史密斯拒绝进行第二次公投;但决定或非她一人所能定夺。
  • 各阵营进入艾伯塔公投周末冲刺阶段。
  • 福特麦克默里一位母亲陷入困境,邻近公寓的霉菌问题仍未修复。
  • 社区组织称公投问题措辞引发严重混淆。
  • 报告称艾伯塔的分离问题正在考验人际关系。
  • 魁北克主权主义者在公投前与艾伯塔分离主义者保持距离。
  • 埃德蒙顿议员敦促市府考虑对数据中心实施监管。
  • 卡尔加里公交火灾致三死多人伤。
  • 卡尼在卡尔加里集会呼吁“像加拿大取决于此一样投票”。

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