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拜歐維爾(BioWare)停業、韋因賴特火災4死與聯合保守黨危機 — 埃德蒙頓週四

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 官員將在韋因賴特加拿大軍事基地(CFB Wainwright)草地大火造成4名士兵死亡後向公眾說明。 火勢由草地火災引起,官方表示4名士兵喪生;最初通報39人受傷,後修正為27人,其中13人情況危殆。約150人出席韋因賴特追思會;市長布魯斯·普(Bruce Pugh)表示基地活動正逐步恢復正常。
  2. 前內閣部長彼得·葛斯里(Peter Guthrie)稱公投後省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)難以在聯合保守黨(UCP)內倖存。 葛斯里被逐出聯合保守黨黨團,現領導進步保守黨(Progressive Tory Party),他指出公投後史密斯得敵多於友;約75%投票者支持阿伯達繼續留在加拿大。史密斯辦公室駁斥葛斯里說法,並表示聯合保守黨成員必須接受親加拿大立場。
  3. 護士在本地男子死亡調查的死亡聽證會上證述艾德蒙頓急診室擁擠混亂。 在對一名埃德蒙頓(Edmonton)男子死亡案的調查中,一名護理人員在宣誓下描述醫院急診部門的病患流動與人力配置問題,指出當時場面擁擠混亂。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 在埃德蒙頓創立、營運逾30年的拜歐維爾(BioWare)宣布停業。 該工作室自埃德蒙頓出發,數十年來發行多款重要遊戲並在當地僱用開發團隊。關閉將影響當地進行中的專案與城市遊戲開發人才。
  2. 市長為投入數百萬加元工業發展誘因辯護。 埃德蒙頓市長表示,市府針對工業發展提供數百萬加元誘因,主張此舉能吸引私人投資與就業,值得投入。

🏈 體育

  1. 世界青年冰球賽賽前賽程出爐,12場比賽將於12月17–23日在六個阿伯達城市舉行。 冷湖(Cold Lake)、布萊克佛爾茲(Blackfalds)、紅鹿(Red Deer)、坎羅斯(Camrose)、勞埃德明斯特(Lloydminster)與埃德蒙頓(Edmonton)將承辦賽前賽;加拿大隊將於12月18日在紅鹿對芬蘭、12月20日對瑞典,並於12月22日在埃德蒙頓羅傑斯廣場(Rogers Place)對瑞典結束賽前賽。正賽定於2026年12月26日至2027年1月5日舉行,埃德蒙頓為主辦城市之一。
  2. 埃爾克斯(Elks)防守線手達里恩·紐威爾(Darien Newell)因第二次違規使用禁藥遭禁賽9場。 加拿大足球聯盟(CFL)對他於2026年5月採檢出卡達林(cardarine)與多斯坦諾龍(drostanolone)後實施9場禁賽;獨立仲裁員駁回他的上訴。紐威爾先前在2025年CFL測試會陽性,曾被禁止簽約一年。

📰 其他要聞

  • 最高法院將審理因車隊抗議被裁定違憲的上訴案。
  • 前拜歐維爾(BioWare)編劇回顧公司關閉後對埃德蒙頓的影響。
  • 阿伯達公投計票仍未完成,結果延遲。
  • 約四分之一阿伯達人表示加拿大「需要改變」,分離主義者如此報告。
  • 省長警告分離派:要親加拿大或加入別的政黨,史密斯發出警告。
  • 原住民藝術家自卡爾加里大學有關寄宿學校活動撤展作品。
  • 國會議員提案限制賭博廣告以應對日增危害。
  • 加拿大頂尖科學家敦促修訂卡尼(Carney)重大專案法案。
  • 韋因賴特追思會向在基地悲劇中喪生與受傷士兵致意。
  • 韋因賴特祈禱追思會約150人參加,社區共同悼念。
  • 安大略將派28名醫療人員前往阿伯達協助韋因賴特傷者。
  • 在韋因賴特受傷的安大略士兵獲特庫姆塞市長(Tecumseh)表揚。
  • 北阿伯達學生因教師在寄宿學校議題發文發起罷課。
  • 當地選區的政黨領袖在下屆選舉前公開支持丹妮爾·史密斯。
  • 最高法院將審理車隊抗議憲章上訴(為完整性重複列出)。

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