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艾德蒙頓週回顧 · 龍捲風激增、油人續約與高速公路致命車禍

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 吉朋斯(Gibbons)以北的28號公路在一宗造成多人死亡的車禍後重新開放,該路段曾封閉約六小時。 亞伯達皇家騎警證實,封路始於下午5時過後不久;斯特金縣(Sturgeon County)發布訊息稱這起碰撞導致「多名死亡」。交通約在晚上11時回復通行;當局表示更多細節將於次日公布。

  2. 卡納納斯基斯(Kananaskis)遊憩區在六月下旬洪水後逐步乾涸,但部分步道與露營區仍維持封閉。 造成多數破壞的風暴在6月28日達到高峰,導致撤離、地下室淹水並有一座橋樑倒塌;卡納納斯基斯之友(Friends of Kananaskis Country)及亞伯達公園管理單位持續監測復開情況並在網站發布最新公告。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 2022年5月的錄影在第二級謀殺審判中播放,畫面顯示賈斯汀·邦恩(Justin Bone)數日前坐在皇家騎警巡邏車內。 這段49分鐘的片段記錄從亞伯達海灘(Alberta Beach)開往艾德蒙頓(Edmonton)的車程對話,時間為班福克·黃(Ban Phuc Hoang,61歲)與洪·張(Hung Trang,64歲)遭毆打致死前三天。

  2. 亞伯達重大事故與警察調查局(ASIRT)公布更多細節,涉及7月3日在伊里卡納(Irricana)附近發生的皇家騎警開槍事件,導致一名男子死亡。 艾爾德里(Airdrie)皇家騎警在晚上6:20左右回應一通家暴緊急電話;警方表示一名男子從偏遠住宅走出,手持疑似手槍,一名警員開槍多次。救護人員到場時宣告該男子死亡。

  3. 加拿大移民審裁處下令驅逐一名與勞倫斯·畢什諾伊(Lawrence Bishnoi)幫派有關聯的艾德蒙頓相關人士。 賈尚迪普·辛格(Jashandeep Singh)在法庭被描述為較低階的畢什諾伊幫派成員,他在影片中被辨識持有一把在2025年5月19日於卑詩省素里(Surrey)發生的勒索射擊案中使用的手槍;他於2022年以學生簽證來到加拿大。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)在卡加里牛仔節(Calgary Stampede)向群眾表示,樂觀認為一條管道將獲批准,並為放寬省際發展障礙的計畫辯護。 卡尼在6月30日於牛仔節現場重貼一段17分鐘的影片,主張省際合作;他說民調顯示多數支持,並計畫次日上午再度露面。

  2. 總理馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)安排會見第6、7及8條約國原住民(Treaty 6、7、8)領袖,並拜訪卡加里牛仔節會場。 卡尼結束一週的中東行程返國,並列出也現身牛仔節的內閣部長名單,包含國際貿易部長曼因德·西杜(Maninder Sidhu)與文化遺產部長馬克·米勒(Marc Miller)。

  3. 工會Unifor與福特(Ford)達成一項為期三年的臨時協議,涵蓋約5,000名加拿大汽車工人在六座廠,其中包括亞伯達的一座。 談判自6月22日開始;協議條款將交由會員投票批准,與史戴蘭蒂斯(Stellantis)及通用汽車(General Motors)的談判將在福特協議敲定後展開。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 亞伯達的Meta(Meta)資料中心預定在鄰近發電廠上線前開始運作。 省府官員與公司聲明確認資料中心的時程;此時差引發省內討論,省長就專案推動提供保證。

  2. 在濕熱熱浪期間,大草原地區發生多起龍捲風,包括在亞伯達與沙斯卡徹溫省邊界附近的觸地,以及在塔利比湖(Tulliby Lake)的一處觸地。 加拿大環境署在下午5:30左右對維米利恩河郡(County of Vermilion River)發布並隨後取消紅色龍捲風警告;該署表示塔利比湖的觸地約距勞伊德明斯特(Lloydminster)西北60公里。

  3. 亞伯達今年的龍捲風數目已上升至至少23起,整個大草原地區迄今共48起,遠高於30年平均34起。 北方龍捲風計畫(Northern Tornadoes Project)的戴夫·席爾斯(Dave Sills)稱本季「異常繁忙」,並指出本年亞伯達的龍捲風強度介於EF0到EF2,鄰省則有兩起EF3。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 卡納納斯基斯的邊界牧場(Boundary Ranch)報告6月28日風暴後的復原工作,利用壕溝與陸橋保護營運。 業主瑞克·奎因(Rick Guinn)表示,事先準備使牧場能回復常態;公園公告仍將偏遠露營區與部分日間使用區列為封閉,評估工作持續進行。

  2. 葡萄牙在艾德蒙頓舉行的世界欖球國家盃比賽中以38比14擊敗加拿大。 這場比賽為在該市舉辦的賽事之一,葡萄牙在整場比賽得分超過加拿大,取得勝利。

🏈 體育

  1. 艾德蒙頓油人(Edmonton Oilers)與前鋒科爾頓·達赫(Colton Dach)簽下為期兩年的延長合約,年均1.2百萬。 達赫在2026年交易日線被取得,上季出賽61場有5球8助攻,在轉隊至艾德蒙頓的8場比賽中貢獻2球2助攻;他共有219次強硬撞擊並曾進入長期傷病名單。

  2. 賈斯汀·蘭金(Justin Rankin)連中三達陣,艾德蒙頓埃爾克斯(Edmonton Elks)以40比17擊敗渥太華紅黑(Ottawa Redblacks),使埃爾克斯以4勝1負領先西區。 蘭金14次衝球跑出107碼含兩次衝球達陣,並接獲三次傳球完成一次接球達陣;四分衛柯迪·法賈多(Cody Fajardo)傳球340碼兩次達陣。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 週四西北亞伯達發生規模3.8地震,驚動當地居民。 區域監測單位記錄到此地震,多個西北亞伯達社區有震感通報。

  2. 同一系統在沙斯卡徹溫南部與馬尼托巴發出熱浪警告,該系統也造成龍捲風並創下沙省破紀錄的龍捲風數。 氣象學家凱拉·比盧斯(Kayla Bilous)確認週五沙省有10起龍捲風通報;隨著風暴威脅造成破壞性強風、巨大冰雹與強降雨,多項警告仍在生效。

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