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28號公路致死車禍、畢什諾成員驅逐與艾德蒙頓艾爾克斯勝利 · 艾德蒙頓週五

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🚑 緊急與事故

  1. 28號公路在造成「多名死亡」車禍後重新開放。 皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)在週四下午約5點後封閉28號公路介於28A號公路與50大道之間;斯特金郡表示該事故導致「多名死亡」,封路約持續六小時,更多細節預計週五公布。
  2. 拆除隊切斷光纖,市中心大範圍斷網。 羅渣士電信(Rogers)與泰勒斯(Telus)表示,一支私人拆除隊週四在市中心切斷一條電纜,導致市中心核心區域廣泛的網路中斷,技術人員正在修復服務。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 亞伯達嚴重事件調查組公布7月3日伊麗卡納附近警察槍擊時間線。 亞伯達嚴重事件調查組(ASIRT)表示,艾爾德里皇家加拿大騎警(Airdrie RCMP)兩名警員在傍晚約6:20回應一起911的家暴通報;當一名手持疑似手槍的男子朝警員走近時,一名警員開了好幾槍,醫護人員在現場宣告該名男子死亡;執法者隨身攝像機錄下了整個過程。
  2. 移民聽證會裁定驅逐與艾德蒙頓有關的畢什諾成員。 移民與難民委員會(Immigration and Refugee Board)下令驅逐印度籍的Jashandeep Singh,該人被形容為畢什諾(Bishnoi)組織的「底層」成員;警方表示,他在查扣手機的影片中被辨識出持有一把與2025年5月19日在素里(Surrey)勒索槍擊案相關的手槍,且數小時後該槍在艾德蒙頓發射時他也在場。
  3. 法庭影片顯示華埠謀殺案被告抗議在艾德蒙頓下車。 在華埠謀殺案被告的審判中播出的法庭畫面顯示,被告對皇家加拿大騎警表示「不該把我放在艾德蒙頓下車」,相關報導如此指出。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 梅塔(Meta)資料中心將在鄰近發電廠運轉前先行啟動,公司表示。 梅塔確認其位於亞伯達的資料中心將於鄰近發電廠啟動前開始營運;公司申報與報導也具體說明了梅塔在該基地擬採取的用水減量措施,以限制當地抽水量。
  2. 加拿大6月新增18,000個職位,失業率略降。 加拿大統計局報告國家在6月淨增18,000個就業崗位,失業率小幅下滑,省內經濟學者表示這些數字將納入亞伯達勞動市場預測。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 賈斯汀·蘭金三次達陣助艾德蒙頓艾爾克斯以40比17擊敗渥太華紅黑隊。 賈斯汀·蘭金在14次衝球中衝出107碼並達陣三次,艾德蒙頓艾爾克斯(Edmonton Elks)週四以40比17擊敗渥太華紅黑隊(Ottawa Redblacks);艾爾克斯在西區戰績升至4勝1敗,渥太華則仍為0勝5敗。
  2. 艾德蒙頓一名女子因詐騙長者近18萬加元被判18個月徒刑。 根據法庭紀錄,法官在其被定罪後判處該女子18個月監禁,罪行包括從多名長者受害者手中詐取約180,000加元。

📰 另外今日要聞

  • 驅逐令將一名成員與2025年卑詩省槍擊案所使用槍枝連結,依查扣手機影片。
  • 美國司法部與南博(South Bow)就2022年基石(Keystone)洩漏達成和解,條款此處未詳述。
  • 艾爾克斯賽事摘要:蘭金三次達陣,40比17勝出,賽事數據列於週四。
  • 選舉亞伯達要求下架一個「仿冒」網站,該網站顯示偽造選民資訊。
  • 艾德蒙頓北方高速公路在致命車禍後重新開放,皇家加拿大騎警週四晚調查封閉現場。
  • 回顧艾德蒙頓如何透過規劃保護河谷免於高速公路開闢。
  • 亞伯達分離辯論仍以線上討論為主,分析指社群媒體占主導。
  • 社區悼念一匹遭槍擊致死的野馬,當地居民尋求答案。
  • 梅塔說明亞伯達資料中心的用水減量措施,技術細節列出。
  • (重複)美國司法部就2022年洩漏與南博達成和解。

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