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卡爾加里本週回顧:龍捲風激增、牛仔節竊案與亞伯達重大事件回應組更新

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🚑 速報與事故

  1. 亞伯達重大事件回應組(ASIRT)詳述7月3日伊里卡納附近致命加拿大皇家騎警(Royal Canadian Mounted Police)槍擊案。 亞伯達重大事件回應組表示,兩名來自艾爾德里(Airdrie)的騎警於約下午6:20回應一通家庭糾紛的911報案;一名男子手持疑似手槍走出,遭其中一名警員連開數槍擊中,救護人員在現場宣告其死亡。
  2. 吉本斯以北28號公路車禍導致多名死亡,道路封閉數小時。 車禍發生在下午5點過後不久;亞伯達騎警封閉28號公路在28A號公路與50大道之間,約在晚上11點重開,斯特根郡(Sturgeon County)確認有多起死亡。
  3. 牛仔節場地手機竊案通報促使卡爾加里警方提高警覺並發出提醒。 代理中士喬恩·皮爾斯(Jon Pierce)表示,警方已知至少有三支手機在牛仔節場地被竊,包括納什維爾之夜(Nashville North)兩起及荒原音樂節(Badlands Music Festival)兩起,警方指出竊賊常在群眾中透過分散注意力的手法下手。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 牛仔節演唱會竊案引發社群媒體警示與警方跟進。 被害人回報納什維爾之夜及其他帳篷發生竊案,出席者使用裝置定位工具並在網路上共享資訊,卡爾加里警方持續調查週末多起案件。
  2. 致命車禍後,社區對28號公路安全的擔憂再度浮現。 斯特根郡長期指出28號公路上若干易肇事路口,7月9日的封路與多死傷事故再度引發要求採取交通管制的聲音。
  3. ASIRT發布確認警員配戴執法攝影機記錄了伊里卡納事件。 該機構表示,槍擊過程錄於警員隨身攝影機,警員在開槍後施以急救並呼叫緊急醫療服務。
  4. 移民審查委員會在對比什諾伊(Bishnoi)幫派的更廣泛執法行動中下令驅逐。 移民與難民委員會下令驅逐Jashandeep Singh,因影片將其與2025年5月19日在素里(Surrey)發生的一起勒索槍擊案連結;此舉緊接對比什諾伊高層的有組織犯罪指控。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 馬克·卡尼在牛仔節向群眾表示,他對輸油管道建設持樂觀態度。 在參加卡爾加里牛仔節期間,卡尼表示民調顯示多數支持,並在6月30日轉發一段17分鐘影片,主張省際在能源議題上應合作,並指出加拿大面臨價格、供應不穩與氣候變遷三項能源挑戰。
  2. 卡尼在牛仔節行程前,於卡爾加里會見第六、第七及第八條約(Treaty 6、7、8)代表。 卡尼自中東出訪返回,並在牛仔節相關活動中會見原住民領袖;多位聯邦部長及國會議員也本週出席該活動。
  3. 亞伯達公布「即刻學校」(Schools Now)計畫下36項以上學校工程,卡爾加里佔16項。 教育部長德米崔奧斯·尼可萊德斯(Demetrios Nicolaides)表示,該計畫旨在全省新增或改善超過39,000名學生的學習空間;12項工程將於本會計年度完成,19項已獲核准展開施工。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 亞伯達新建的Meta資料中心將在鄰近發電廠完工前開始運作。 省級文件與官員表示,該資料中心將先行啟用,鄰近的天然氣發電廠尚未完工,此一時序安排引發區域基礎設施與調度問題。
  2. Meta說明其在亞伯達大型資料中心的節水計畫。 公司資料解釋擬採取的減水措施,該設施計畫在本省運作並促使省方就時程與資源使用展開接觸。
  3. 美國司法部與South Bow就2022年基斯通管線溢油達成和解。 此聯邦協議解決與該溢油事件相關的法律風險,媒體報導將此事置於亞伯達油田管線監管與復原的持續脈絡中。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 市府因噪音申訴增加而撤銷對某牛仔節帳篷的罰單。 截至週四,卡爾加里收到186件噪音申訴,較去年124件增加;牛仔音樂節(Cowboys Music Festival)佔124件,荒原音樂節佔37件,市府治安人員本週監測並進行噪音量測。
  2. 卡納納斯基斯(Kananaskis)步道與露營地在六月下旬洪災近兩週後仍在復原。 最劇烈暴雨發生於6月28日,造成撤離、地下室淹水與橋樑倒塌;卡納納斯基斯之友表示,部分步道仍封閉,排水較佳的路線已開始乾燥。
  3. 蘇特伊納族(Tsuut’ina Nation)將新增近1,000公頃土地用於規劃住宅開發。 此次土地擴張旨在支援部落土地上的住宅專案,公告說明了擴張規模及增加住房供給的意圖。

🏈 體育

  1. 菲爾波特雙胞胎將在蒙特婁對戰卡爾加里斯坦匹德斯(Calgary Stampeders)。 泰森與賈倫·菲爾波特週六在加拿大式足球聯盟(CFL)對戰中相遇;兩名外接手本季均有強勢開局,並有14名家人計畫到場觀戰。
  2. 卡爾加里選手丹尼爾在世界帕拉鐵人三項系列賽贏得銀牌。 這位本地帕拉選手在國際系列賽獲得頒獎台成績,為卡爾加里在身心障礙運動領域的亮眼表現。

🌦️ 天氣與路況

  1. 今年亞伯達龍捲風數攀升至約23起,顯著高於過去30年平均值。 北方龍捲風專案(Northern Tornadoes Project)主任戴夫·席爾斯(Dave Sills)表示,本省至少有23起龍捲風,三個草原省合計達48起,等級從EF0到EF2不等,鄰省並通報有兩起EF3。
  2. 7月11日炎熱潮濕熱浪期間,一股龍捲風在亞伯達─薩克其萬(Saskatchewan)邊界附近登陸。 環境加拿大於下午5:30左右對弗米利恩河郡(County of Vermilion River)發布並取消紅色警示;圖利比湖(Tulliby Lake)附近的登陸點距離勞德明斯特(Lloydminster)西北約60公里。

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