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埃德蒙顿周五要闻:28号公路多死车祸、毕什诺伊关联人被驱逐、埃尔克斯取胜

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 28号公路在导致“多人死亡”的车祸后重新开放。 加拿大皇家骑警(RCMP)在周四下午5点过后不久关闭了28号公路,范围从28A号公路到50大道;圣杰根县(Sturgeon County)表示碰撞造成“多人死亡”,封闭持续约六小时,更多细节预计将于周五公布。
  2. 拆除队切断光纤,导致埃德蒙顿市中心断网。 罗杰斯和特鲁斯公司表示,一支私人拆除队周四在市中心割断了一条电缆,造成市区核心广泛断网,维修人员正努力恢复服务。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 严肃事件调查组公布7月3日伊里卡纳附近警察开枪事件时间线。 艾伯塔省严肃事件调查组表示,两名阿尔德里(Airdrie)皇家骑警于傍晚约6:20回应一起911家庭纠纷电话;一名警员在一名手持疑似手枪并朝警员走近的男子面前开了数枪,医护人员在现场宣布该男子死亡;随身佩戴摄像头记录下了整个过程。
  2. 移民法庭下令驱逐与埃德蒙顿有关的毕什诺伊(Bishnoi)关联人。 移民与难民委员会下令驱逐印度籍人士贾珊迪普·辛格(Jashandeep Singh),法院文件称其为毕什诺伊组织的“低层”关联人;警方表示,他在查获手机视频中被认出持有一把与2025年5月19日在素里发生的勒索枪击案相关的手枪,并在枪械数小时后在埃德蒙顿被开火时在场。
  3. 法庭视频显示华埠凶杀案被告抗拒在埃德蒙顿被送下车。 在华埠杀人案被告受审时播放的庭审录像显示,被告对皇家骑警表示他“不应该被放到埃德蒙顿下车”,相关报道如此称述。

💼 经济与商业

  1. Meta公司称其艾伯塔数据中心将在邻近发电厂投入使用前先行运作。 Meta表示其艾伯塔数据中心将先于邻近发电厂开始运营;公司备案与报道还详述了Meta在该场址计划实施的用水减少措施,以限制当地取水量。
  2. 加拿大6月新增1.8万职位;失业率小幅下降。 加拿大统计局报告全国6月新增就业1.8万,失业率略有下降,省内经济学家表示这些数据将纳入艾伯塔劳动力预测。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 贾斯汀·兰金(Justin Rankin)三次达阵助埃尔克斯以40-17胜渥太华。 兰金14次冲球跑出107码并达阵三次,埃德蒙顿埃尔克斯(Elks)周四以40-17击败渥太华红黑(Ottawa Redblacks);埃尔克斯在西区战绩升至4胜1负,渥太华则降为0胜5负。
  2. 埃德蒙顿一名女子因诈骗老人近18万元被判18个月监禁。 法院记录显示,法官在定罪后判处该女子18个月监禁,罪名为从年长受害人处窃得约180,000元。

📰 另外要闻

  • 驱逐令将一名关联人与2025年英属哥伦比亚枪击案使用的枪械联系起来,证据与查获手机视频有关。
  • 美国司法部就2022年基石管道泄漏与南弓(South Bow)达成和解,具体条款此处未详。
  • 埃尔克斯比赛回顾:兰金三次达阵,40-17取胜,周四列出比赛数据。
  • 艾伯塔选举机构要求撤下一处“仿冒”网站,该网站显示虚假选民信息。
  • 埃德蒙顿北部公路在致命车祸后重新开放,皇家骑警周四晚持续调查封闭现场。
  • 回顾:埃德蒙顿如何保护其河谷免受高速公路侵占,记述了历史规划决定。
  • 艾伯塔分离论辩论仍以线上为主,分析指出社交媒体占主导。
  • 社区为一匹被枪杀的受宠野马哀悼,当地居民寻求答案。
  • Meta阐述其艾伯塔数据中心的用水减少措施,描述了技术性措施。
  • (重复)美国司法部就2022年泄漏与南弓达成和解,已达成协议。

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