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卡城週四要聞 · 溫萊特火災、UCP危機與世界青年賽

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🏛️ 政治與政府

  1. 前內閣部長稱公投結果後史密斯省長難以在統一保守黨(United Conservative Party, UCP)內倖存。 被逐出統一保守黨黨團、現任進步保守黨(Progressive Tory Party)領袖彼得·古斯里(Peter Guthrie)對記者表示,10月19日公投結果──約75%投票選擇留在加拿大──使省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)在政治上孤立;史密斯辦公室回應稱古斯里「脫離實際」,省長警告UCP候選人必須承認親加拿大立場。
  2. 北亞伯達對分離的支持度較高,鄉村地區尤甚。 省內公投投票模式顯示,與城市中心相比,北部與鄉村地區對分離的支持明顯較高;官員在全省持續計票與驗證結果的同時,公布並分析了這些數據。
  3. 官員將對造成4名軍人喪生的溫萊特軍營(CFB Wainwright)草火向公眾更新情況。 溫大將(Major-General)韋德·拉特蘭(Wade Rutland)表示,週六草地火災共送醫39人(現為27人),13人列為危急;官員說火災造成4名官兵死亡,基地活動正開始恢復正常,附近溫萊特社區舉行約150人悼念集會。
  4. 護理師在死因調查中描述艾德蒙頓急診室擁擠混亂情況。 在持續審理2018年艾德蒙頓一名男子死亡案的死因調查中,一名護理師形容該病人就診期間急診室人滿為患、情況混亂,此項證詞有助調查醫院應對與時間線。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 原住民藝術家撤回作品,不參加卡爾加里大學(University of Calgary)舉辦的寄宿學校相關活動。 數位原住民藝術家在活動邀請公開討論寄宿學校議題後撤回作品,表達對活動形式的反對,促使大學檢討節目安排。
  2. 世界青年賽賽前賽程訂於12月17日至23日在亞伯達省六城舉行,合計12場比賽。 冷湖、布萊克福爾茲、紅鹿市、坎羅斯、勞埃德明斯特與艾德蒙頓將承辦賽前賽;加拿大隊將於12月18日在紅鹿市對芬蘭,12月20日對瑞典,並於12月22日在艾德蒙頓的羅渣士廣場(Rogers Place)完成對瑞典的賽前賽。
  3. 北亞伯達學生走出教室,抗議教師在社群媒體上發表有關寄宿學校的貼文。 根據當地報導,數十名學生在教師貼文引發抗議後走出校園示威。

🏈 體育

  1. 卑詩獅(B.C. Lions)有機會結束溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Winnipeg Blue Bombers)的球季,並讓卡爾加里猛攻者(Calgary Stampeders)直接晉級季後賽。 獅隊(10-7)將在週五主場迎戰藍色轟炸機(8-9);教練巴克·皮爾斯(Buck Pierce)與球員表示,獅隊若勝出將淘汰溫尼伯,並讓暫停比賽的卡爾加里(9-9)拿到加拿大足球聯盟季後賽席位。
  2. 艾德蒙頓在對陣颶風隊前解禁瑞恩·紐金特-霍普金斯(Ryan Nugent-Hopkins)的傷病名單資格。 紐金特-霍普金斯本季為國家冰球聯盟(NHL)第16個賽季,因下肢訓練傷勢獲得出賽許可,此前在艾德蒙頓的1,031場例行賽累積804分。
  3. 亞伯達將於2026年12月26日至2027年1月5日主辦世界青年冰球錦標賽(World Juniors),艾德蒙頓與紅鹿市為賽事樞紐。 全賽事定於2026年12月26日至2027年1月5日舉行,艾德蒙頓與紅鹿市承辦所有冠軍賽;加拿大隊在上屆世界青年賽獲銅牌。

📰 其他要聞

  • 亞伯達公投計票仍未完成,結果將延遲公布。
  • 永久夏令時間使弓谷滑雪場開放時間更晚,地方時程將調整。
  • 國會議員提案限制加拿大賭博廣告,理由是相關危害增加。
  • 溫萊特悼念會稱遇難軍人「英勇」,社區舉行致敬儀式。
  • 艾德蒙頓遊戲工作室生物工坊(BioWare)宣布關閉,結束逾30年營運。
  • 一選區內的政黨領袖公開支持丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith),地方候選人表現團結支持。
  • 市府擬強化動物管理條例執法力道,相關修法正在考量中。
  • 溫萊特祈禱悼念會約有150人參加,四名官兵姓名被誦讀。
  • 原住民藝術家自卡爾加里大學撤展,藝術家質疑活動形式。
  • 溫萊特悼念會向遇難與受傷者致敬,活動涵蓋七間地區教會。

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