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艾伯塔新数据中心、警方枪击事件争议、落石关闭班夫攀岩区——卡尔加里周三要闻

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 卡尔加里警方致死事件家属发声。 埃德蒙顿一名女性在6月与警方的对峙中被击毙,其家属对她当时的心理健康问题感到震惊和担忧。
  2. 男子因卡尔加里刺伤事件被控。 一名31岁男子涉嫌在Sunalta CTrain站外刺伤他人,受害者最初病情危重,目前该男子已面临多项指控。
  3. 埃德蒙顿谋杀案被告称记忆缺失。 涉嫌两起谋杀案的贾斯汀·博恩在庭审中表示,由于逮捕前处于药物影响下,他并不知晓袭击事件。

💼 经济与商业

  1. Meta拟在艾伯塔投资130亿建新数据中心。 这一大型项目位于Sturgeon County,预计创造3,000个建筑工作岗位和300个长期职位,是加拿大私营部门的一项重大投资。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 卑诗省野火导致公路关闭,发布撤离警报。 Fraser Canyon的Brunswick Creek野火已扩大至18平方公里,导致一号公路关闭,并发出更多撤离警报。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 卡尔加里旅游主题装扮多伦多地铁站。 多伦多市中心地铁站展现了卡尔加里风格的色调和元素,吸引游客前往。

🏈 体育

  1. 卡尔加里牛仔(Stampeders)欲在蒙特利尔争取三连胜。 卡尔加里四分卫弗农·亚当斯(Vernon Adams Jr.)希望在本周六对阵阿洛特(Alouettes)的比赛中重现近期的出色表现。

🚑 最新事件

  1. 落石导致班夫热门攀岩区关闭。 由于Rundle Rock区域发生大规模落石,加拿大公园管理局已实施关闭措施,所幸无人受伤。

📰 其他今日新闻

  • 查尔斯顿·休斯加入加拿大橄榄球名人堂。
  • 科技巨头出席卡尔加里牛仔节石油行业宴会。
  • 阿尔伯塔省居民面临回扣门户访问问题。
  • 在儿童剥削调查中,阿尔伯塔一男子被捕。
  • 过往管道提案重获动能。
  • 皇家山大学数据泄露,个人信息被盗。
  • 食品价格上涨促使卡尔加里人种植蔬菜,但节约金额有限。
  • Ticats将在对Roughriders比赛中启用四分卫Dolegala。
  • Elks和Redblacks力图提升跑动比赛。
  • 直升机公司因非法倾倒燃油被罚款。
  • 卡尼的影响力开始影响参议院决策。
  • 极端天气影响加拿大生活成本。

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