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成績單法案、70.4%複決投票率與1.5億拆除自行車道 — 艾德蒙頓週四

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 亞伯達提出統一學校成績單的法案。 教育廳長德梅崔奧斯·尼科萊德斯(Demetrios Nicolaides)提出第35號法案,賦予省府權限訂定成績單指引,目標在2027年秋季之前對公立、天主教(separate)與法語學校推出新規範;該法案未強制採用單一格式或平台。
  2. 分離公投創下歷史性70.4%投票率。 亞伯達選舉局報告分離問題投票率為70.4%,為至少自1975年以來的最高省級投票率;四分之三選民選擇留在加拿大,而非舉行第二次具約束力的公投。
  3. 艾德蒙頓與卡爾加里投票趨勢:兩市都否決丹妮爾·史密斯的公投。 省級統計顯示艾德蒙頓與卡爾加里在本輪均對史密斯(Danielle Smith)提出的公投問題投下反對票,分析指出這可能成為省長的都會政治難題。

🏈 Sports

  1. 艾德蒙頓油人(Edmonton Oilers)4比0擊退卡爾加里火焰(Calgary Flames),崔斯坦·賈里完成零封。 艾德蒙頓以4比0勝出,賈里(Tristan Jarry)撲出24記射門,拿下生涯第24場零封;康納·麥大衛(Connor McDavid)兩次助攻,將本季開局連續得分場次延長到13場,累積聯盟最多的36分。
  2. 加拿大式足球聯盟(CFL)全明星名單包括三名艾德蒙頓麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)球員。 分區全聯盟陣容由四分衛納森·羅克(Nathan Rourke)與戴維斯·亞歷山大(Davis Alexander)領銜;艾德蒙頓的史凱勒·格里菲斯(Skyler Griffith,前鋒/外接)、卡特·奧唐納(Carter O’Donnell,護衛)與J.J.羅斯(J.J. Ross,角衛)入選西區陣容。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 艾德蒙頓警察局(Edmonton Police Service)長官談華埠拘留者棄置與數據驅動警務。 根據本地簡報,警局高層公開說明華埠一帶拘留者被棄置的情況,並闡述警局正在採用的數據驅動策略。
  2. 卡爾加里一宅邸發現人類遺骸後兩人被控。 卡城警方在Skyview Ranch路東北進行福利查視時發現人類遺骸,隨後對一名49歲男子與一名50歲女子提出侮辱屍體罪嫌;已安排驗屍,身份鑑定仍在進行中。

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. 拆除艾德蒙頓自行車道至少需1.5億加元。 市府電郵估計拆除艾德蒙頓自行車道的最低成本為1.5億加元,相關報導指出此項目將對市政預算產生影響。
  2. 省府核准在艾德蒙頓一交叉路口恢復綠燈超速攝影執法。 省府與市府公告顯示,市府獲准在單一交叉路口重新啟用綠燈超速攝影取締。

📰 Also Today

  • 擬議亞伯達法案將要求托兒所迅速通知家長。
  • 亞伯達擬統一成績單並新增專業發展細節。
  • 聯邦審計發現渥太華放棄終止熱煤輸出的承諾。
  • 更多省份終止調整夏令時,並探討健康影響。
  • 加拿大太空人約書亞·庫崔克(Joshua Kutryk)計畫執行首度太空行走。
  • 研究發現多數亞伯達美洲獅死亡由人為造成。
  • 多數省級聯合保守黨(UCP)選區團體反對領導審查,化解對丹妮爾·史密斯的威脅。
  • 三人因一名12歲男童在亞伯達偏鄉之死被控謀殺。
  • 亞伯達擬訂法案強化消費者修理汽車與電子產品的權利。
  • 伊尼斯費爾(Innisfail)冰球隊在亞伯達中部慶祝八十周年。
  • (上文重複)報導披露拆除艾德蒙頓自行車道的成本估算。
  • (上文重複)艾德蒙頓警察局拘留者棄置報導。
  • (上文重複)成績單統一報導。
  • (上文重複)綠燈超速攝影核准報導。
  • (上文重複)卡爾加里人類遺骸調查。
  • (上文重複)CFL全明星名單,麋鹿球員入選。
  • (上文重複)油人在客場以4比0結束客場行程,戰績3勝1負1和。

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