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卡尔加里要闻 · 周五:公交爆燃致3死、投票指南与牛仔收官战

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 萨德尔敦东北圈(Saddletowne Circle N.E.)800号段多车相撞起火,3死16伤。 周四下午1点过后,卡尔加里公共交通公交车与多辆车辆在萨德尔敦东北圈800号段发生碰撞。警方称压缩天然气罐起火,第二辆公交车上发现三名乘客死亡,另有16人接受治疗,其中包括一名救出儿童的警员。
  2. 里氏规模3.7级地震震动班夫和卡纳莫。 周四班夫(Banff)和卡纳莫(Canmore)有震感。加拿大公园局(Parks Canada)和当地部门初步报告未见人员伤亡或重大损毁。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 含10项议题的约束性公投定于周一,超过1,400个投票站开放。 艾伯塔(Alberta)这次约束性公投包含10个问题,官员预计近300万名选民的投票率将创纪录,达80%–85%。提前投票地点周六晚关闭,周一投票时间为上午9点至下午8点。
  2. 吉姆·卡尼在卡尔加里动员群众“像加拿大命运取决于此一样投票”。 卡尼在周一公投前于卡尔加里出席集会并发表讲话,动员选民在进入最后阶段的竞选中投票。
  3. 麦吉尔大学研究者警告线上舆论可能为质疑公投有效性埋下伏笔。 媒体生态观测站(Media Ecosystem Observatory)未发现针对机器人账号的大规模减少,尽管曾报道对机器人农场有打击,但研究者称这已为下周的投票争议奠定基础。
  4. 史密斯与卡尼在卡尔加里共同拉票,呼吁公投前维护团结。 两人在本周卡尔加里露面时共同呼吁艾伯塔人支持与联邦的联系,省内周一将就10个问题进行投票。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 艾伯塔取消对濒危大鼠尾松鸡的栖息地保护以支持工业开发。 省方决定撤销覆盖关键栖息地的保护措施,政府将此与允许受影响地区工业项目联系在一起。
  2. 莱斯布里奇男子被控诈骗四家企业近350万加元。 法院文件称该诈骗针对四家本地企业,当局正追究与约350万加元损失相关的指控。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 对班夫国家公园主管的调查被视为恢复公众信任的关键。 班夫国家公园主管的行为正在接受调查。专家对媒体表示,调查结果将影响公众对管理公园的机构的信任度。
  2. 卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)周六必须击败不列颠哥伦比亚狮子(B.C. Lions)以保留季后赛希望。 卡尔加里目前战绩为8胜9负,在常规赛收官战于麦克马洪体育场(McMahon Stadium)对阵不列颠哥伦比亚(10胜6负)。一场胜利将把牛仔战绩提升到9胜9负,并提高进入季后赛的机会,同时为踢球手雷内·帕雷德斯(Rene Paredes)的计划退役致敬。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 莱斯布里奇男子因贩运并拘禁青少年被判五年徒刑。
  • 警方公布周四卡尔加里致命公交爆燃事故细节。
  • 前艾伯塔选举主管称邮寄选票规则构成障碍。
  • 普瓦列夫(Poilievre)呼吁艾伯塔人在公投前不要“放弃”加拿大。
  • 专栏讨论魁北克主权主义者是否可与艾伯塔分离主义者类比。
  • 民调显示大多数艾伯塔人预计未来还会就分离再次投票。
  • 丹妮尔·史密斯已拒绝举行第二次公投;法律限制可能推翻她的决定。
  • 各方竞选进入艾伯塔公投前的最后冲刺。
  • 艾伯塔的分离主义辩论正在拉扯省内的人际关系。
  • (重复ID)专栏比较魁北克与艾伯塔的分离主义运动。
  • (第二次重复)进一步分析加拿大主权主义运动的比较。
  • 犹他猛犸队以4比2击败埃德蒙顿油人;猛犸队现为6胜2负0平。
  • 医治之城(Medicine Hat)一名摩托车手与校车相撞后死亡。
  • 新一轮用水限制宣布将于11月4日开始。
  • (早期报道)卡尔加里公交爆燃致三死多人受伤。

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