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埃德蒙顿一周回顾 · 麋鹿胜利、2.3亿加元风暴损失与婴儿骤亡

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 埃德蒙顿警方调查在东北一处住宅发现的婴儿突然死亡事件。 警方称上午约11:30接到报案,称有婴儿无反应;埃德蒙顿消防救援与急救服务对婴儿实施急救后送医,随后宣告死亡。尸检安排在7月20日(周一)进行,目前无人被逮捕。

  2. 西埃德蒙顿Villa Marguerite地下室受洪水影响,43名老年住户被迫撤离。 居民称雨水从地下室窗户冲入,部分房间积水约10英寸,有数十名老人被迫在公共区域过夜;Park Place Seniors Living证实已有住户被疏散,仍留在住处的居民由工作人员提供支持。

  3. 暴风雨损坏屋顶导致埃德蒙顿一所初中校内进水。 学校官员报告近期强对流天气造成屋顶受损并引发校内进水,报告点名为埃德蒙顿一所初中,教室与走廊可见进水痕迹。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 纳希德·嫩希将争取卡尔加里席位;特里沙·埃斯特布鲁克斯角逐埃德蒙顿-斯特拉斯科纳提名。 嫩希宣布计划在卡尔加里参选,而非在埃德蒙顿-斯特拉斯科纳连任;特里沙·埃斯特布鲁克斯,前埃德蒙顿公立学校董事会主席(2017–2025),正寻求新民主党在埃德蒙顿-斯特拉斯科纳的提名,备战明年的省选。

  2. 加拿大原住民首领大会(Assembly of First Nations)敦促渥太华与各省在艾伯塔分离主义讨论中保护条约权利。 首领大会呼吁联邦与省级部长在艾伯塔分离主义言论升温后采取行动,保障条约权利并推动和解与权利保护。

  3. 随着油价上涨,艾伯塔省预算前景从赤字转向可能出现盈余。 省财政预测发生显著变化,油价回升促使艾伯塔官员报告预算前景由预期赤字向可能盈余移动。

  4. 省长称近80万艾伯塔人申请了100加元能源回扣。 省长确认,作为本周财政与生活成本更新的一部分,已有约800,000份申请收到,用于省政府的100加元能源回扣项目。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 为埃德蒙顿泰勒斯世界科学中心(Telus World of Science)被裁员工设立紧急救助基金。 在该科学中心裁员后,已成立紧急救助基金,旨在支援受到此次裁员影响的本地员工。

  2. 保险业界报告:自5月以来埃德蒙顿风暴造成约2.3亿加元的已投保损失。 加拿大保险局根据本周向地方利益相关方分享的损灾评估,估算从5月起与近期风暴相关的已投保损失约为230,000,000加元(约2.3亿加元)。

  3. 科勒斯传媒(Corus Media)将在加拿大范围内裁减数十个岗位,艾伯塔新闻编辑室受波及。 科勒斯宣布将在公司层面削减数十个职位,表示裁员将横跨多个市场,并影响与艾伯塔业务相关的岗位。

🏈 体育

  1. 埃德蒙顿麋鹿队(Edmonton Elks)以19-17险胜卑诗狮队(B.C. Lions),战绩升至5胜1负。 文森特·布兰查德(Vincent Blanchard)踢进四记任意球,埃德蒙顿制造四次抄截,主教练马克·基拉姆称防守表现出色,球队战绩提升至5胜1负。

  2. 麋鹿队凭19-17战胜狮队升至5胜1负;狮队替补四分卫尼克·鲁克受伤离场。 俱乐部报告胜利将战绩带到5胜1负,比赛中卑诗队的替补四分卫尼克·鲁克因伤退赛,影响了对方的四分卫深度。

  3. 蒙特利尔以38-32击败卡尔加里,戴维斯·亚历山大刷新CFL连续传球不被抄截纪录。 亚历山大32投中25传,传出402码,连续336次传球未被抄截,超越达里安·杜兰特的纪录,赛后宣布为CFL新纪录。

  4. 加拿大选手泰勒·米斯拉夫丘克在埃德蒙顿举办的世界铁人三项杯赛中获得银牌。 米斯拉夫丘克在本周于本市赛道收官的世界铁人三项杯赛中夺得银牌,比赛以戏剧性终点告终。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 北埃德蒙顿一宗肇事逃逸案件中女子被起诉;警方表示事件可能有仇恨动机。 针对此次北区碰撞的调查已对一名女子提起指控,警方表示正在考虑仇恨动机因素,案件将进入司法程序审理。

  2. 一名被指与比什诺伊帮派有关联的被告在难民委员会听证会上被下令驱逐出境,该人通过视频从埃德蒙顿出庭。 加拿大边境服务局相关程序导致对这名被指关联者作出驱逐令,听证会审查了涉禁用武器指控及与比什诺伊组织的关系。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 麦克默里米蒂斯文化中心在近四年停工后重启施工。 福特麦克默里(Fort McMurray)文化中心工程恢复施工,标志着因融资与进度问题导致的近四年停工期画上句号。

  2. 原住民首领大会在近期质询中就重大项目与和解向部长们提出问题。 首领大会在本周的报道中总结了对联邦及省级部长关于和解进展与重大项目监督的质询。

  3. 斯特金湖克里族(Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation)质疑受托人收费并寻求罢免杰夫·拉斯。 该族对受托人杰夫·拉斯收取的费用表示惊讶,已启动程序寻求罢免,关注点涉及费用评估与财务治理。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 艾伯塔克利尔沃特县发布红色龙卷风警报,严重风暴观察同时发布。 本周随着强烈风暴横扫艾伯塔中部与西部部分地区,气象部门发布包括克利尔沃特县在内的红色龙卷风警报。

  2. 黄头县(Yellowhead County)龙卷风警报解除,艾伯塔其他地区仍有严重风暴警报。 当局本周更新警报,取消了黄头县的龙卷风警报,但对其他艾伯塔地区维持严重风暴警告。

  3. 西中部艾伯塔一县遭龙卷风袭击,建筑与住宅受损,居民称毁灭性“令人震惊”。 地方官员与居民报告龙卷风造成房屋与社区建筑的结构性损毁,袭击发生在本周的强风暴天气期间。

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