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卡尔加里周四要闻:韦恩赖特火灾、联合保守党危机与世界青年赛

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 前内阁部长称公投后史密斯省长难以在联合保守党危机中存活。 被逐出联合保守党会团、现任进步保守党(Progressive Tory Party)领袖彼得·格思里(Peter Guthrie)向记者表示,10月19日公投结果——约75%投票支持留在加拿大——让省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)政治上孤立;史密斯办公室称格思里“脱离现实”,省长警告联合保守党候选人必须接受亲加拿大立场。
  2. 北艾伯塔对分离的支持更高,农村地区尤甚。 省级公投公布的投票模式显示,北部和农村艾伯塔对分离的支持率明显高于城市中心;官员在全省继续计票与核验的同时分析并发布了这些数据。
  3. 官员将通报导致四名士兵死亡的加拿大军队韦恩赖特基地(CFB Wainwright)草地火灾最新情况。 少将韦德·拉特兰(Wade Rutland)称,上周六的草地火灾共有39人被送医(现为27人),其中13人情况危急;官员说大火造成四名基地成员死亡,基地活动正逐步恢复正常,附近韦恩赖特(Wainwright)社区约150人参加了守夜祈祷会。
  4. 护士在致命事件调查中作证称埃德蒙顿急诊室人满为患、混乱。 在对2018年一名埃德蒙顿男子死亡展开的继续性死亡调查中,一名护士描述了患者就诊期间急诊室的拥挤与混乱,这份证词有助于调查医院应对与时间线。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 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。 多位原住民艺术家在活动以公开辩论寄宿学校为邀请形式后撤下作品,称不满活动形式,促使大学重新审视项目做法。
  2. 世界青年赛热身赛赛程确定:12月17–23日,艾伯塔6城承办12场比赛。 冷湖(Cold Lake)、布莱克福尔兹(Blackfalds)、红鹿市(Red Deer)、卡姆罗斯(Camrose)、劳埃德明斯特(Lloydminster)和埃德蒙顿将承办热身赛;加拿大将在红鹿对阵芬兰(12月18日)与瑞典(12月20日),并于12月22日在埃德蒙顿罗杰斯广场(Rogers Place)结束对瑞典的热身赛。
  3. 北艾伯塔学生罢课抗议教师关于寄宿学校的社交媒体发帖。 当地报道说,多所北艾伯塔学校的学生发起罢课,因一名教师就寄宿学校在社交媒体上的发帖引发抗议。

🏈 体育

  1. 不列颠哥伦比亚狮队可终结温尼伯赛季并将卡尔加里牛仔送进季后赛。 狮队(10胜7负)周五主场迎战温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Winnipeg Blue Bombers)(8胜9负);教练巴克·皮尔斯(Buck Pierce)和球员表示,狮队获胜将淘汰温尼伯,并使轮空的卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)(9胜9负)晋级加拿大足球联盟季后赛。
  2. 埃德蒙顿在对阵飓风队前将瑞恩·纽詹特-霍普金斯从伤病名单激活。 纽詹特-霍普金斯在他的第16个NHL赛季中,因训练时下身受伤获准复出,他在常规赛已出场1,031场,生涯得分804分。
  3. 艾伯塔将承办2027年世界青年锦标赛(12月26日–1月5日),埃德蒙顿与红鹿为赛事中心。 整个世界青年锦标赛将在2027年12月26日到次年1月5日举行,埃德蒙顿与红鹿将承办所有冠军赛;加拿大在上一届世界青年赛中夺得铜牌。

📰 还有今天

  • 艾伯塔公投计票仍未完成,结果将推迟。
  • 永久日光节约时间意味着鲍谷(Bow Valley)滑雪场更晚开场,地方时刻表将调整。
  • 国会议员提案限制加拿大赌博广告,理由是危害日益严重。
  • 韦恩赖特守夜称逝去士兵“英勇”,社区举行悼念仪式。
  • 埃德蒙顿电子游戏工作室拜奥维尔(BioWare)宣布关闭,运营逾30年后停业。
  • 一选区的党魁公开支持丹妮尔·史密斯,地方候选人表现团结。
  • 市政府拟加强动物管理条例,相关修订正在考虑中。
  • 韦恩赖特祈祷守夜约有150人参加,四名士兵的名字被宣读。
  • 原住民艺术家从卡尔加里大学撤展,艺术家反对活动形式。
  • 韦恩赖特守夜向逝者和伤者致敬,七所地区教堂参与仪式。

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