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埃德蒙顿周六要闻:艾尔克斯领跑、风暴损失2.3亿加元与救助基金启动

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 加拿大皇家骑警(RCMP)称被绑架的艾伯塔儿童可能在不列颠哥伦比亚省。 加拿大皇家骑警今天报告称,来自艾伯塔省被绑架的儿童可能在不列颠哥伦比亚省,目前该案仍作为跨省失踪儿童案件在调查员之间处理中。警方呼吁公众提供线索,并与卑诗省各分局协调下一步行动。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 艾德蒙顿风暴自五月以来造成约2.3亿加元保险赔付, 加拿大保险局报告。 加拿大保险局报告称,自五月以来,艾德蒙顿地区与冰雹和大风相关的已申报保险损失约为2.3亿加元,保险公司正处理相应理赔。该数字覆盖五月起申报的住宅、商业和车辆索赔。
  2. 对黄头县的龙卷风警报已解除;艾伯塔部分地区仍有强烈风暴警告。 省级气象部门今日解除对黄头县的龙卷风警报,但对艾伯塔其他地区的强烈风暴警告仍在生效,建议居民关注本地警报及加拿大环境部的最新通报。

🏈 体育

  1. 埃德蒙顿艾尔克斯以19-17险胜,排名升至5胜1负,布兰查德踢进四记任意球。 在埃德蒙顿,文森特·布兰查德踢进四记任意球,帮助艾尔克斯以19-17击败不列颠哥伦比亚狮。四分卫科迪·法哈尔多传球282码,防守方还完成四次抄截。主教练马克·基拉姆在周五赛后称赞了防守表现。
  2. 蒙特利尔阿鲁埃特以38-32战胜卡尔加里牛仔;戴维斯·亚历山大创加式足球连续无抄截纪录。 在卡尔加里,戴维斯·亚历山大32次传球中完成25次,传球402码,并将连续336次传球无被抄截的纪录继续延长,超越达里安·杜兰特的纪录;此役后阿鲁埃特战绩上升至5胜1负。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 被指控的比什诺伊帮派成员在艾伯塔居住,被法院下令驱逐出境。 法院本周作出裁决,命令对一名在艾伯塔居住的被指控比什诺伊帮派成员实施驱逐,联邦移民部门被指示按决定启动遣返程序。该命令基于移民程序中的相关裁定。
  2. (见“突发与事件”第1条)皇家骑警继续对被绑儿童开展跨省调查。 皇家骑警确认该失踪儿童案仍在活跃侦办中,调查人员在艾伯塔与卑诗分局之间共享信息,力图找到被绑儿童。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 原住民大会呼吁联邦与省政府在艾伯塔分离主义讨论后保护条约权利。 原住民大会今日敦促渥太华与各省政府采取行动,确保条约权利不受影响,并要求政府采取正式措施维护条约保障。
  2. 随着油价上升,艾伯塔预算前景由赤字转为盈余,财政预测调整。 省财政分析人士在本周发布的预算更新中称,近期油价上涨使省级预算预测大幅转向盈余。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 为被裁员的特鲁斯世界科学馆员工设立紧急救助基金。 当地今日设立一项紧急救助基金,支持被特鲁斯世界科学馆裁员影响的员工。该基金接受申请与捐款,以向受影响员工提供即时经济援助。组织者已指定本地委员会负责拨款管理。
  2. 斯特金湖克里族要求解除受托人职务,因杰夫·拉思突收信托费用。 斯特金湖克里族表示,发现杰夫·拉思收取意外的信托费用后,已着手正式程序,寻求罢免其受托人身份并对该信托安排提出挑战。

📰 同日速递

  • 艾伯塔蓝鸟数量暴跌;恢复行动正在开展。
  • 一名教师在累积大量碳债后开展植树,个人项目仍在进行中。
  • 艾尔克斯胜出后列为5胜1负;狮队后卫特雷弗·鲁克受伤退场。
  • 专家警告:若西捷航空发生罢工,旅行保险可能不覆盖损失。
  • 艾伯塔小镇计划为鲨鱼主题活动准备更大船只,组织者称。
  • 阿鲁埃特以38-32击败牛仔;亚历山大传球402码。
  • 因油价上涨,艾伯塔预算前景改善,盈余预测更新。
  • 教育者的植树项目旨在抵消个人碳排放。

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