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艾德蒙頓週三要聞:Meta $130億資料中心、落石封閉攀岩區與藝穗節創辦人紀念

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💼 經濟與商業

  1. Meta宣佈在亞伯達投資130億建設資料中心。 這項龐大計畫將落戶於Sturgeon縣,建設期間將提供3,000個工作崗位,完工後將聘請300名全職員工。這筆投資是加拿大歷史上最大的私人企業承諾之一,預計將帶來顯著經濟效益。

🌦️ 天氣與交通

  1. 班夫國家公園發生落石封閉攀岩區。 Rundle Rock地區發生大規模落石事件,幸未造成人員受傷,但留下滿地碎石,導致該受歡迎的區域暫時由加拿大公園管理局關閉。
  2. 卑詩省野火封閉1號公路並引發疏散警報。 Brunswick Creek火勢擴大至18平方公里,迫使Boston Bar與Ainslie Road North之間的路段封閉,對旅行者和居民造成影響。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 審計長預計年底完成醫療合約調查。 亞伯達審計長Phil Peters宣佈醫療合約調查的完成時間,強調對Daniel Smith省長政府的持續監督。
  2. 艾德蒙頓華埠謀殺案被告在審中作證。 Justin Bone稱不記得被控謀殺的事件,描述了他被捕前的困境。審判在社區尋求答案中持續進行。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 艾德蒙頓劇場界緬懷Brian Paisley。 當地藝術界紀念已故的藝穗節創辦人,突出其在艾德蒙頓文化界的持久影響。

🏈 體育

  1. Elks與Redblacks改善跑陣攻勢。 週四比賽前,兩隊在最近失利後尋求加強地面進攻。Elks希望從對B.C. Lions的低迷跑陣中恢復過來。

📰 今日新聞

  • 被卡爾加里警方擊斃的艾德蒙頓女性的家人發聲。 他們揭露她在事件前的心理健康問題。
  • 艾德蒙頓警方扣押車輛場擴建。 增加了150個新停車位供扣押和廢棄車輛使用。
  • 卡爾加里牛仔隊力爭三連勝。 他們將於週六迎戰蒙特婁煙火隊。
  • 重新啟動過去的管道項目討論熱議。 不同的已終止項目獲得新的關注。
  • 亞伯達人面臨退稅入口問題。 獲取財政退稅的困難持續。
  • Carney評論伊朗襲擊中的北約角色。 討論地緣政治影響。
  • 極端天氣對加拿大費用的影響。 天氣升高生活開銷。
  • 亞伯達醫生救人後收到救護車賬單。 英勇施行CPR後出現意外費用。
  • 艾德蒙頓Pacific Mall重新劃區獲批。 允許中高層混合用途開發。
  • 艾德蒙頓在新增自行車道的同時保留停車位。 市議會平衡停車需求與自行車基礎設施。

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