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埃德蒙顿本周回顾:龙卷风激增、油人续约与高速致命车祸

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🚑 紧急与突发事件

  1. 吉本斯以北28号公路在导致多人死亡的连环车祸后重新开放,事故使道路封闭约六小时。 艾伯塔省骑警称封闭始于下午5点出头;斯特金县发布称碰撞造成“多名死亡”。路段约在晚上11点恢复通行;当局表示将于次日公布更多细节。

  2. 卡纳纳斯基斯(Kananaskis)部分休闲区在六月下旬洪灾后逐步干涸,但部分步道和露营地仍关闭。 对该地区破坏最大的一场风暴发生在6月28日,导致疏散、地下室进水和一座桥梁倒塌;卡纳纳斯基斯之友和艾伯塔公园部门正在监测重开进度,并在网上发布公告。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 一段来自2022年5月的视频显示贾斯廷·博恩(Justin Bone)在一次骑警巡逻车内,拍摄时间靠近埃德蒙顿两名男子被杀的数日前。 这段49分钟的录像在博恩的二级谋杀审判中播放,记录了从艾伯塔海滩到埃德蒙顿车程中的对话,时间为班·福克·黄(Ban Phuc Hoang,61岁)和洪·陈(Hung Trang,64岁)遭殴打致死前三天。

  2. 独立执法监督机构(ASIRT)公布了7月3日一次靠近伊里卡纳(Irricana)的骑警开枪事件新细节,事件导致一人死亡。 埃尔德里(Airdrie)骑警在下午6:20左右接到一起家庭纠纷的911电话;警方称一名男子持似为手枪的物品从农村住所走出,一名警员开枪多次。急救人员在现场宣布该男子死亡。

  3. 加拿大移民法庭下令驱逐一名与劳伦斯·比什诺伊(Lawrence Bishnoi)帮派有关联的埃德蒙顿人士。 贾尚迪普·辛格(Jashandeep Singh)在法庭上被描述为比什诺伊帮派的低级成员,视频显示他持有一把在2025年5月19日卑诗省素里(Surrey)一宗勒索枪击案中使用的手枪;他于2022年以学生签证来到加拿大。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)在牛仔节人群中表示乐观,认为一条输油管将获批准,并为减少省际开发障碍的计划辩护。 卡尼在卡尔加里牛仔节上转发了一段17分钟视频,主张加强省际合作,时间为6月30日,并表示民调显示多数人支持;他计划次日上午再次出现在牛仔节现场。

  2. 总理马克·卡尼安排会见第6、7及8条条约下的原住民(Treaty 6、7、8)并访问卡尔加里牛仔节场地。 卡尼结束为期一周的中东行程返回,并列出也出席牛仔节的内阁部长名单,包括国际贸易部长马宁德·西杜(Maninder Sidhu)和文化遗产部长马克·米勒(Marc Miller)。

  3. 统一工会(Unifor)与福特达成一项为期三年的临时协议,覆盖约5000名加拿大汽车工人在六家工厂,其中包括艾伯塔的一家。 谈判始于6月22日;条款将提交表决,待福特协议最终确定后,将与斯泰兰蒂斯(Stellantis)和通用汽车(General Motors)继续谈判。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 艾伯塔的Meta数据中心计划在邻近发电厂投产前开始运营。 省府官员和公司声明确认了数据中心的时间表;这一差异引发省内讨论,省长就项目推进作出保证。

  2. 在一股潮湿热浪中,草原地区记录到多起龙卷风,包括靠近艾伯塔—萨斯喀彻温边界的一处触地和塔利比湖(Tulliby Lake)的一处触地。 加拿大环境部对沃米利恩河县(County of Vermilion River)在下午5:30左右发布并随后取消了红色龙卷风警报;该机构表示塔利比湖触地点约在劳伊德明斯特(Lloydminster)西北约60公里处。

  3. 艾伯塔今年的龙卷风数量至少升至23个,全草原迄今共48个,远高于过去30年平均的34个。 北方龙卷风项目(Northern Tornadoes Project)的戴夫·西尔斯(Dave Sills)称本季“异常活跃”,并指出艾伯塔今年的龙卷风强度从EF0到EF2不等,邻省出现了两次EF3。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 卡纳纳斯基斯的边界牧场(Boundary Ranch)报告称在6月28日风暴后展开修复工作,使用排水沟和陆桥保护日常运作。 牧场主里克·金恩(Rick Guinn)表示,事先的准备工作帮助牧场恢复正常;公园公告仍将一些偏远露营地和部分日用区列为关闭,评估仍在进行。

  2. 葡萄牙在埃德蒙顿举行的世界橄榄球国家杯中以38比14战胜加拿大。 该比分是本场在本市举办的赛事结果,葡萄牙在比赛中全面领先,最终在埃德蒙顿取胜。

🏈 体育

  1. 埃德蒙顿油人(Edmonton Oilers)与前锋科尔顿·达赫(Colton Dach)签下为期两年的续约合约,年均薪为120万加元。 达赫在2026年交易截止日被换到球队,上赛季61场比赛中打进5球并贡献8次助攻,其中在为埃德蒙顿出场的8场比赛收获2球2助攻;他还完成219次冲撞并曾进入长期伤病名单。

  2. 贾斯汀·兰金(Justin Rankin)取得三次达阵,埃德蒙顿麋鹿队(Edmonton Elks)以40比17击败渥太华红黑队(Ottawa Redblacks),使麋鹿战绩升至西区榜首的4胜1负。 兰金14次冲球跑出107码并有两次冲球达阵,另外接球三次带来一次接球达阵;四分卫科迪·法加多(Cody Fajardo)传球340码并有两次达阵。

🌦️ 天气与路况

  1. 周四西北艾伯塔发生里氏3.8级地震,惊动该地区居民。 区域监测机构记录到这次地震,并有当地社区报告震感。

  2. 同一天气系统在萨斯喀彻温南部和曼尼托巴发布高温警告的同时,导致萨省创纪录的龙卷风报告数量。 气象学家凯拉·比洛乌斯(Kayla Bilous)证实周五萨省有10起龙卷风报告,警报仍在生效,风暴可能带来破坏性大风、冰雹和强降雨。

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