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卡爾加里要聞 · 住房短缺、布魯克斯亞伯達嚴重事故調查組(ASIRT)與冰雹研究

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 市府獲報每年可能需要超過加元5億元才能達成卡爾加里的可負擔住宅目標。 一份給市議員的簡報列出三種資金選項:每年加元9,300萬維持現有400戶「維持基本運作」方案、每年加元2.14億興建1,050戶,或每年加元5.26億達成市府目標——每年新建3,000戶非市場住宅;市議會將於今年秋季在四年預算討論時審議這些選項。
  2. 史密斯省長表示,卡爾加里‑肖選區的補選會在阿省民眾「能夠專注注意」的時機安排。 自瑞貝卡·舒爾茲(Rebecca Schulz)辭職後該席位已空缺約兩個月;統一保守黨與新民主黨皆已提名候選人,省長說未來幾週會公布日期。
  3. 史密斯省長表示,約有近80萬名阿省人已申請每人加元100的能源回饋。 省府表示約有340萬人符合資格,預計幾天內開始發放首批款項,並指出已封鎖約35,000宗疑似詐欺申請,同時檢視申請流程。
  4. 衛生官員表示,魁北克迄今在2026年已通報107例賈第鞭毛蟲(cyclosporiasis)病例。 公衛單位在7月11日報告107例,相較於2025年同期的30例;卑詩省在2026年通報93例,全國多數病例似乎與旅遊有關。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 研究人員指出,卡爾加里因靠近山脈、草原與噴流帶而「極其適合」研究冰雹暴。 北方冰雹專案(Northern Hail Project)的朱利安·布里梅洛(Julian Brimelow)提到卡爾加里有超過160萬人口且位於所謂的「冰雹走廊」,並指出2024年8月5日的風暴造成超過加元28億損失,是加拿大史上第二昂貴的受保自然災害。
  2. 班夫的弓河冰川瀑布步道在造成兩名健行者喪生的2025年6月落石後,已在設置警示牌並完成地質評估後重新開放。 公園加拿大(Parks Canada)在地質技術評估指出部分區域風險較低後重新開放;2025年6月的崩塌造成70歲的尤塔·欣里希斯(Jutta Hinrichs)與33歲的哈姆扎·本希拉爾(Hamza Benhilal)死亡,報告警告仍有進一步落石可能。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 亞伯達嚴重事故調查組(ASIRT)正在調查布魯克斯發生的一起執行搜查令時致死事件。 加拿大皇家騎警(Royal Canadian Mounted Police)表示,事件約在綠溪村(Greenbrook Village)下午4時左右開始,涉案男子企圖逃離並亮出武器,一名警員開槍;該男子當場死亡,ASIRT將進行獨立調查。
  2. 埃德蒙頓警方指控一名女子涉案於5月27日的肇事逃逸,警方稱此案針對一名穆斯林女性。 警方指控嫌疑人先將受害人逼入死角、發表種族歧視言論,然後在晚間約6:45於82街與144大街附近駕車撞擊該女;嫌疑人於6月9日自首,已獲釋並安排出庭日期。

🏈 體育

  1. 選秀新秀達里爾·賈博梅(Dariel Djabome)在尼克·安德森(Nick Anderson)大腿肌腱受傷後,已成為埃德蒙頓麋鹿隊(Edmonton Elks)的先發中線衛。 這位第三順位新秀在前兩次先發各有七次擒抱,並在首度先發時有一次抄截;教練馬克·基勒姆(Mark Kilam)表示,賈博梅在球隊4勝1敗的開季表現超乎預期。
  2. 卡爾文·蒂格爾(Calvin Tiggle)已被選入2026年加拿大美式足球名人堂(Canadian Football Hall of Fame)。 蒂格爾曾在加拿大美式足球聯盟(CFL)效力八個球季,並助漢密爾頓在1999年贏得灰盃(Grey Cup);入選典禮將於9月17日在提姆·霍頓斯球場(Tim Hortons Field)舉行。

📰 其他要聞

  • 原住民諮商會(Assembly of First Nations)質詢部長大型計畫相關事務。
  • 阿省區域酋長一職空缺已五年。
  • 公投廣告規範受到檢視與討論。
  • 印度警方表示一宗備受矚目的謀殺嫌犯疑似逃往加拿大。
  • 阿省一家煤礦公司在承認一名工人死亡後被罰加元360,000。
  • 阿省偏遠地區擴大採用虛擬急診醫師模式。
  • 關於保存全國各地巨型路邊景觀物的討論持續。
  • 史密斯省長提議將阿省石油產量翻倍。
  • 又一座人工智慧資料中心被提議設在阿省偏遠地區。
  • 加拿大皇家騎警在阿省南部通報一宗涉警死亡案件。
  • 魁北克與阿省計畫合作將人工智慧整合進政府運作。
  • 阿省推出網路平台受理自行車道相關投訴。
  • 法官延長凍結一名分離主義律師在第一民族爭議中資產的命令。
  • 阿省在成癮專家憂慮中開放線上賭博市場。
  • 埃德蒙頓北區一場火警造成一對八旬夫妻死亡。

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