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卡尔加里要闻 · 周四:住房缺口、布鲁克斯ASIRT调查与冰雹研究

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 市府被告知每年可能需要超过5亿加元以达成卡尔加里(Calgary)的可负担住房目标。 给议员的简报列出三种资金选项:每年9300万加元用于400套“维持现有运转”计划、每年2.14亿加元用于建设1,050套,或每年5.26亿加元以实现市府目标——每年新增3,000套非市场住房;市议会将在今秋的四年预算中讨论这些选项。
  2. 省长史密斯(Danielle Smith)称卡尔加里‑肖(Calgary‑Shaw)补选将择机安排,等到阿尔伯塔人“能留意”时。 在丽贝卡·舒尔茨(Rebecca Schulz)辞职后该席位空缺约两个月;联合保守党(UCP)和新民主党(NDP)均已提名候选人,省长说数周内会有宣布。
  3. 近80万阿尔伯塔人已申请省府100加元能源回扣,省长史密斯说。 省方称约有340万人符合资格,预计首批付款将在数日内发放,并报告在审核申请过程中已阻止约3.5万个欺诈申请。
  4. 卫生官员称魁北克迄今在2026年记录107例环孢子虫病(cyclosporiasis)。 公共卫生当局到7月11日报告107例,而2025年同期为30例;不列颠哥伦比亚省在2026年报告93例,大多数加拿大病例似乎与旅行有关。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 研究者称卡尔加里“极具独特条件”适合研究冰雹风暴,因其毗邻山地、草原并受喷射气流影响。 北方冰雹项目(Northern Hail Project)的朱利安·布里梅洛(Julian Brimelow)指出卡尔加里人口超过160万且位于所谓的“冰雹走廊”,并提到2024年8月5日的风暴造成超过28亿加元损失,是加拿大史上第二昂贵的有保险自然灾害。
  2. 班夫(Banff)鲍格莱冰川瀑布步道(Bow Glacier Falls Trail)在2025年6月一次造成两名徒步者死亡的落石事故后,经警示标志和地质评估后已重新开放。 加拿大公园署在地质评估确认部分区域风险较低后重新开放该步道;2025年6月的崩塌造成70岁尤塔·欣里克斯(Jutta Hinrichs)和33岁哈姆扎·本希拉尔(Hamza Benhilal)死亡,报告警告仍有进一步落石可能。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 在布鲁克斯(Brooks)骑警(RCMP)执行搜查令时,一名男子在对峙中死亡,阿尔伯塔严重事件调查组(ASIRT)正在调查。 骑警称事件始于绿溪村(Greenbrook Village)大约下午4点,当时嫌疑人试图逃离、亮出武器,一名警员开枪;该男子当场死亡,ASIRT正独立调查此案。
  2. 埃德蒙顿(Edmonton)警方指控一名女子在5月27日的一起肇事逃逸中针对一名穆斯林女子。 警方称嫌疑人将受害人逼停、发表种族主义言论,随后在下午6:45左右在82街与144大道附近用车撞击该女子;嫌疑人于6月9日投案并获释,需出庭应讯。

🏈 Sports

  1. 新秀达里尔·贾博梅(Dariel Djabome)在尼克·安德森(Nick Anderson)大腿腱受伤后成为埃德蒙顿麋鹿队(Edmonton Elks)的首发中线卫。 这位第3顺位选手在前两场首发各有七次擒抱,并在首场首发中有一次拦截;主教练马克·基兰(Mark Kilam)称贾博梅在球队4胜1负开局中表现超出预期。
  2. 卡尔文·蒂格尔(Calvin Tiggle)入选2026年加拿大足球名人堂(Canadian Football Hall of Fame)。 蒂格尔曾效力加拿大足球联盟八个赛季,帮助汉密尔顿(Hamilton)赢得1999年灰杯,将于9月17日在汉密尔顿的提姆·霍顿斯球场(Tim Hortons Field)入选仪式上正式入堂。

📰 Also Today

  • 第一民族大会(Assembly of First Nations)质询部长关于重大项目
  • 阿尔伯塔地区酋长职位空缺五年
  • 公投广告规则受到审查
  • 印度警方称一名高调谋杀案嫌疑人逃往加拿大
  • 阿尔伯塔一家煤炭公司在一名工人死亡后认罪,被罚36万加元
  • 阿尔伯塔农村扩大虚拟急诊医生服务
  • 关于保护加拿大沿路大型景观装置的争论继续
  • 省长提出将阿尔伯塔石油产量翻倍的建议
  • 又一座人工智能数据中心被提议建在阿尔伯塔农村地区
  • 骑警报告阿尔伯塔南部一起涉警死亡事件
  • 魁北克与阿尔伯塔计划合作在政府中整合人工智能
  • 阿尔伯塔推出网络平台受理自行车道投诉
  • 法官延长冻结一名分离主义律师在原住民争议中的资产冻结令
  • 阿尔伯塔在成瘾专家担忧中开放线上赌博市场
  • 北埃德蒙顿一场火灾确认两名80多岁已婚夫妇死亡

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