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埃德蒙顿要闻 · 拜欧韦尔关闭、韦恩赖特火灾伤亡与联合保守党危机

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 官员将在韦恩赖特军营大火(造成四名士兵死亡)后向公众通报最新情况。 大火最初为草地火灾,官员称有四名士兵死亡;最初报告39人受伤,随后数字改为27人,其中13人情况危急。约150人参加了韦恩赖特的守夜活动;市长布鲁斯·普格(Bruce Pugh)表示基地活动正逐步恢复正常。
  2. 前内阁部长彼得·格思里称公投后史密斯省长难以在联合保守党危机中存活。 格思里被逐出联合保守党(United Conservative Party)党团,现领导进步托利党(Progressive Tory Party),他说公投后省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)敌人多于支持者;约75%的选民投票支持艾伯塔留在加拿大。史密斯办公室驳斥了格思里的说法,并称联合保守党成员必须接受亲加拿大的立场。
  3. 在一名埃德蒙顿男子死亡的死亡调查听证会上,护士作证称急诊室拥挤混乱。 在针对该名男子的听证会上,一名护士描述了医院急诊部门的超负荷和混乱状况,并在宣誓后就患者流动和当时的人员配备作证。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 总部位于埃德蒙顿的拜欧韦尔(BioWare)在运营三十余年后关闭。 这家在埃德蒙顿成立、运营逾三十年的游戏工作室在推出多款里程碑式作品后宣布关门,影响到正在进行的本地项目以及市内的游戏开发人员。
  2. 市长为数百万工业发展激励措施辩护。 埃德蒙顿市长表示,市政府正投入数百万用于工业发展激励,认为这些激励有助于吸引私人投资和创造就业,值得这笔开支。

🏈 Sports

  1. 世界青年赛赛前赛日程已定,艾伯塔六城将于12月17日至23日承办12场比赛。 寒湖(Cold Lake)、布莱克福尔兹(Blackfalds)、红鹿(Red Deer)、卡姆罗斯(Camrose)、劳埃德明斯特(Lloydminster)和埃德蒙顿将承办赛前比赛;加拿大队将在12月18日于红鹿对阵芬兰,12月20日对阵瑞典,并于12月22日在埃德蒙顿罗杰斯广场(Rogers Place)对阵瑞典结束赛前赛。主赛事将于2026年12月26日至2027年1月5日举行,埃德蒙顿为主办城市之一。
  2. 埃德蒙顿艾尔克斯(Edmonton Elks)防守锋线达里恩·纽厄尔(Darien Newell)因第二次兴奋剂违规被停赛九场。 加拿大足球联盟(CFL)在2026年5月对卡达林(cardarine)和多斯坦诺龙(drostanolone)呈阳性后,处以九场禁赛;纽厄尔向独立仲裁员提出的上诉被驳回。纽厄尔此前在2025年CFL组合测评中检测呈阳性,曾被禁签一年。

📰 Also Today

  • 最高法院将受理关于车队抗议违反《宪章》裁决的上诉。
  • 前拜欧韦尔(BioWare)编剧在工作室关闭后回顾公司对埃德蒙顿的影响。
  • 艾伯塔公投计票仍未完成,结果延迟。
  • 一位分离主义活动家称四分之一艾伯塔人认为加拿大“需要改变”。
  • 省长警告分离主义者:要么亲加拿大,要么加入别的政党。
  • 原住民艺术家从卡尔加里大学关于寄宿学校的活动中撤展作品。
  • 国会议员提议限制赌博广告,应对不断增加的危害。
  • 加拿大顶级科学家呼吁修改卡尼(Carney)重大项目法案。
  • 韦恩赖特守夜仪式悼念在基地悲剧中阵亡和受伤的士兵。
  • 韦恩赖特祈祷守夜约有150人参加,共同追思。
  • 安大略将派出28名医疗人员前往艾伯塔协助韦恩赖特受害者。
  • 一名在韦恩赖特受伤的安大略士兵获特卡姆塞(Tecumseh)市长表彰。
  • 北艾伯塔学生就教师关于寄宿学校的帖子发起罢课。
  • 本地选区的党派领袖公开在下次选举前支持丹妮尔·史密斯。
  • 最高法院将受理车队抗议《宪章》上诉(为完整性重复列出)。

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