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埃德蒙頓週五要聞 — 學院槍擊、填充用地回退與公投備戰

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🚑 重大及事故

  1. 埃德蒙頓西北部亞伯達管道技工學院(Alberta Pipe Trades College)發生致命槍擊。 警方於約上午8:30接報前往位於161街與118大道附近的學院;一名男子被發現有生命危險傷勢,後來宣告死亡。警方表示目擊者報稱一輛深灰色有深色車窗的四門轎車並聽見多次槍響;重案偵查人員也在帕克蘭郡(Parkland County)調查一處可能相關的皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)現場。

  2. 卡爾加里(Calgary)巴士連環撞火燒事故造成3死、16人受傷,傷者含一名警察。 下午1時過後在Saddletowne Circle N.E.發生追撞事故,涉案包含兩輛公車與多輛汽車;第二輛公車上的天然氣罐起火並引發爆炸。警方表示3名乘客死亡、16人受傷;調查人員正釐清事故原因。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 亞伯達下令回撤埃德蒙頓(Edmonton)填充用地分區規定,市議會尋求釐清。 在省府於10月8日宣布將填充用地規則回復到2024年前的分區標準後,數十名居民出席特別市議會會議;市長安德魯·納克表示此舉引發市議會權限疑問。市府官員告訴議員,他們目前僅收到10月8日的公告,尚未收到書面指示。

  2. 公投日訂於週一;全亞伯達將開設逾1,400個投票站。 先行投票持續到週六,官員預估近三百萬選民中,投票率為80–85%;週一投票站開放時間為上午9時至晚上8時。選民需出示一張政府核發附照片身分證,或兩件列有姓名與地址的身分證件,資格以亞伯達選舉局(Elections Alberta)登記資料為準。

  3. 麥吉爾大學(McGill University)研究人員警告:線上敘事已被布局以爭議亞伯達公投結果。 媒體生態觀察(Media Ecosystem Observatory)發現未見偽造帳戶明顯減少,但指出線上敘事正被準備用以質疑投票結果;研究者並指出有病毒式宣稱,將烏克蘭對俄羅斯資料中心的攻擊與分離主義者流量變動相連結。

🏈 體育

  1. 猶他猛獸(Utah Mammoth)爆冷擊敗埃德蒙頓(Edmonton),4–2,克雷頓·凱勒(Clayton Keller)兩度得分。 猛獸以客場4–2勝出,戰績提升至6‑2‑0;巴雷特·海頓與洛根·庫利也為猶他隊得分,球隊已連勝三場。

  2. 卡爾加里淘氣者(Calgary Stampeders)在例行賽最後一戰主場迎戰卑詩獅(B.C. Lions),仍保有晉級季後賽希望。 淘氣者戰績為8–9,若勝可達9–9;比賽在麥克馬洪體育場(McMahon Stadium)舉行,踢球員雷內·帕雷德斯(Rene Paredes)準備在服役15年後退休。

📰 今日其他

  • 亞伯達取消對瀕危大薰草雞棲息地的保護,以支持工業開發。
  • 亞伯達前選舉主管稱郵寄投票規定構成障礙。
  • 愛德華王子島(P.E.I.)男子屍體在亞伯達油砂工地致命事故數月後尋獲。
  • 普瓦利夫(Poilievre)呼籲亞伯達人不要在分離投票前對加拿大放棄。
  • 史密斯與卡尼在亞伯達公投前呼籲團結。
  • 丹妮爾·史密斯表示不支持第二次公投;決定可能不在她手中。
  • 各陣營在亞伯達公投週一前進入最後衝刺。
  • 麥克默里堡(Fort McMurray)母親因鄰居公寓黴菌未獲修繕而陷入困境。
  • 社區團體稱公投問題措辭造成嚴重混淆。
  • 報告指亞伯達分離主義問題使人際關係緊張。
  • 魁北克主權支持者在亞伯達公投前與當地分離主義者保持距離。
  • 埃德蒙頓市議員敦促市府考慮監管資料中心。
  • 卡爾加里火燒巴士撞擊案造成三死、多人受傷。
  • 卡尼在卡爾加里集會上說:「投票就像加拿大命在旦夕。」

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