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埃德蒙顿要闻 · 成绩单法案、70.4%公投投票率与1.5亿加元拆除自行车道

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 艾伯塔推出统一学校成绩单的法案。 教育部长德米特里奥斯·尼科莱德斯(Demetrios Nicolaides)提出第35号法案,赋予省政府为公立、教会与法语学校制定成绩单指导方针的权力,目标是在2027年秋季前实施新规则;该法案并未强制统一格式或平台。
  2. 艾伯塔分离公投创下70.4%的历史性投票率。 选举艾伯塔(Elections Alberta)报告称,就分离问题投票率为70.4%,为至少自1975年以来的最高省级投票率——四分之三的选民选择留在加拿大,而非举行第二次有约束力的公投。
  3. 埃德蒙顿与卡尔加里投票态势:两市均否决丹妮尔·史密斯的公投提问。 省级统计显示,本轮埃德蒙顿与卡尔加里均在史密斯(Danielle Smith)提出的公投问题上投反对票,此结果被解读为对省长可能的城市政治难题。

🏈 Sports

  1. 油人4比0击退火焰,特里斯坦·贾里完成零封。 埃德蒙顿油人(Edmonton Oilers)以4-0战胜卡尔加里火焰(Calgary Flames),贾里(Tristan Jarry)完成24次扑救,收获个人第24次生涯零封,康纳·麦克戴维(Connor McDavid)贡献两次助攻,将赛季开局连续得分场次扩大至13场,暂以36分领跑联赛。
  2. 加拿大足球联盟全明星名单含三名埃尔克斯球员。 四分卫内森·鲁克(Nathan Rourke)和戴维斯·亚历山大(Davis Alexander)领衔分区全联盟阵容;埃德蒙顿的斯凯勒·格里菲斯(Skyler Griffith,前锋/边锋)、卡特·奥唐纳(Carter O’Donnell,后卫)与J.J.罗斯(J.J. Ross,角卫)入选西区阵容。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 埃德蒙顿警察局就唐人街有人被丢弃案和数据驱动警务回应。 埃德蒙顿警察局(Edmonton Police Service)高层公开谈及在唐人街地区出现的被拘留者丢弃问题,并概述该局正在采用的数据驱动执法策略,相关情况在本地简报中披露。
  2. 卡尔加里住宅发现人体残骸后,两人被控。 在对东北Skyview Ranch路进行福利检查时发现人体残骸,卡尔加里警方指控一名49岁男子和一名50岁女子亵渎尸体;已安排验尸,身份认定仍在进行中。

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. 拆除埃德蒙顿自行车道估算至少需1.5亿加元。 有关市政预算影响的报道引述一封市府电子邮件,估算拆除埃德蒙顿自行车道的最低成本为至少1.5亿加元。
  2. 省方批准在埃德蒙顿一处路口恢复“绿灯测速”拍照执法。 根据省与市方通告,埃德蒙顿市获准在一个路口恢复绿灯通行时的速度拍照执法措施。

📰 Also Today

  • 拟议艾伯塔法案将要求托儿所迅速通知家长。
  • 艾伯塔将统一成绩单并增加职业发展信息。
  • 联邦审计发现渥太华放弃结束热煤出口的承诺。
  • 更多省份结束换时制度;探讨健康影响。
  • 加拿大宇航员约书亚·库特里克计划进行首次太空行走。
  • 研究发现艾伯塔大多数美洲狮死亡由人为造成。
  • 多数统一保守党选区团体反对领导层审查,避免对丹妮尔·史密斯构成威胁。
  • 三人被控谋杀一名12岁男孩,案发于艾伯塔乡村。
  • 艾伯塔法案将强化消费者维修汽车与电子产品的权利。
  • 英尼斯费尔冰球队在艾伯塔中部庆祝八十周年。
  • (与上文重复)报道估算拆除埃德蒙顿自行车道的成本。
  • (与上文重复)埃德蒙顿警察局被丢弃拘留者的报道。
  • (与上文重复)成绩单统一的报道。
  • (与上文重复)绿灯测速拍照批准的报道。
  • (与上文重复)卡尔加里发现人体残骸的调查。
  • (与上文重复)加拿大足球联盟全明星,埃尔克斯有球员入选。
  • (与上文重复)油人以4-0结束客场之旅,战绩3-1-1。

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