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卡爾加里週六要聞:龍捲風激增、馬克·卡尼赴牛仔節與噪音申訴

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🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. 亞伯達到目前為止已記錄 23 起龍捲風。 北方龍捲風計畫(Northern Tornadoes Project)報告,截至七月中,亞伯達記錄 23 起龍捲風,三大草原省共 48 起,三十年年平均為 34 起;本季觀測強度介於 EF0 到 EF2,曼尼托巴(Manitoba)與薩斯喀徹溫(Saskatchewan)報告有兩起 EF3。
  2. 六月二十八日山洪後,卡納納斯基斯(Kananaskis)逐漸乾燥但仍有封閉。 亞伯達公園局與卡納納斯基斯之友(Friends of Kananaskis Country)表示,距離六月二十八日暴雨近兩週後,許多後山露營區、步道與一日遊區仍在封閉;邊界牧場(Boundary Ranch)業主瑞克·金(Rick Guinn)表示,經過開挖排水溝與修築陸橋後,他的牧場已恢復「完好狀態」。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)抵達卡爾加里,將會見梯約第6、7、8首領並參訪卡爾加里牛仔節(Calgary Stampede)。 卡尼自中東行程抵達,今午將與梯約第6(Treaty 6)、梯約第7(Treaty 7)與梯約第8(Treaty 8)原住民族代表會面,隨後前往卡爾加里牛仔節場地;國會議員曼迪爾·席杜(Maninder Sidhu)、馬克·米勒(Marc Miller)與保守黨領袖皮埃爾·波利夫爾(Pierre Poilievre)也出席此次活動。
  2. 超過 20,000 人申請參與亞伯達秋季公投工作。 省府表示,為即將到來的秋季投票,已有超過 20,000 名人申請擔任公投相關職務。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 隨著牛仔節音樂噪音申訴增至 186 件,市府撤銷一張罰單。 卡爾加里市截至週四共接獲 186 件噪音申訴,較去年同期的 124 件增加;其中 124 件與牛仔音樂節(Cowboys Music Festival)有關,37 件與壞地音樂節(Badlands Music Festival)有關,且針對壞地音樂節開出的一張罰單經覆核後已被撤銷。
  2. 阪神虎隊(Hamilton Tiger-Cats)(註:球隊譯名)將由傑克·多勒加拉(Jake Dolegala)擔任先發,因博·利維·米切爾(Bo Levi Mitchell)左腳踝骨折。 米切爾在七月五日左腳踝骨折,本季完成傳球百分比 78.2%、1,107 碼、9 次達陣與 1 次抄截;多勒加拉在加拿大式足球聯盟的先發戰績為 2 勝 9 敗,已在球隊待了兩季。

📰 Also Today

  • 加拿大流失數百萬公頃農地, 長期土地使用變化待檢視。
  • 研究說明為何避免誘惑勝過抵抗誘惑, 行為科學研究受關注。
  • 卡爾加里牛仔節仍是單身派對熱門地, 對派對文化的討論持續。
  • 一隻喙鳴鶴(whooping crane)於亞伯達中部罕見現身, 生態保育成效受肯定。
  • 亞伯達龍捲風數已較去年增加超過 50%, 賽季比較出爐。
  • 亞伯達嚴重事件調查組(ASIRT)公布接近伊里卡納(Irricana)致命皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)槍擊案的新細節, 調查更新發布。
  • 一名兇手在卡爾加里宣判前抗辯稱「暴力是與生俱來」,法官聽訊, 法庭程序報導。
  • 針對卡爾加里牛仔節的可負擔性提出質疑, 票價與消費成本討論持續。
  • 博河(Bow River)卡莫爾(Canmore)附近多起救援事件促使發出水域安全警示, 騎警與消防單位提醒民眾。
  • 原住民族首領表示對管線公布感到措手不及, 全國多位首領表達反應。

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