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埃德蒙頓本週回顧:麋鹿勝出、風暴損失2.3億加元、嬰兒猝逝

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 埃德蒙頓警方調查東北區一處住家發現嬰兒猝死案。 警方表示上午約11:30接獲通報,稱一名嬰兒失去反應;埃德蒙頓救援消防與緊急醫療服務人員到場並施行急救,孩童送醫後宣告不治。驗屍排定在7月20日星期一進行,尚無人被逮捕。

  2. 西埃德蒙頓Villa Marguerite地下室淹水,43名長者被迫撤離。 居民表示雨水從地下室窗戶湧入,有些房間積水約10英吋,數十名長者被迫在公共區域過夜;Park Place Seniors Living證實已安置撤離者,留下的住戶由員工持續提供協助。

  3. 暴風損壞校舍屋頂造成埃德蒙頓一所初中內部淹水。 校方報告稱近期強烈天候導致屋頂受損,教室與走廊可見水流入,學校被列為埃德蒙頓某初中。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 納希德·南希(Naheed Nenshi)將尋求卡爾加里選區提名;崔莎·埃斯塔布魯克斯(Trisha Estabrooks)競逐埃德蒙頓-斯特拉斯科納提名。 南希宣布他將轉往卡爾加里參選,而非在埃德蒙頓-斯特拉斯科納連任;前埃德蒙頓公立學校董事會主席(2017–2025)的崔莎·埃斯塔布魯克斯正爭取新民主黨在該選區的提名,備戰明年省選。

  2. 原住民族議會(Assembly of First Nations)敦促渥太華與各省在亞伯達分離主義論述下保護條約權利。 該議會要求聯邦與省府部長採取行動,以維護條約權利並推進和解,因亞伯達近來出現上揚的分離主義言論。

  3. 隨著油價上漲,亞伯達省財政展望由赤字轉向可能有盈餘。 省方財務預測出現顯著變動,油價回升使原先預估的赤字出現朝向盈餘的移動。

  4. 省長表示約有近80萬名亞伯達人申請100加元能源退稅。 省長確認,作為本週財政與生活成本更新的一部分,已收到約800,000份針對每戶100加元能源退稅的申請。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 為埃德蒙頓泰盧斯世界科學館(Telus World of Science)被裁員員工設立緊急救助基金。 在該館進行裁員後,當地成立一項緊急救助基金,旨在支援受資遣影響的工作人員。

  2. 加拿大保險局估計自5月以來埃德蒙頓風暴造成約2.3億加元的保險理賠損失。 根據本週與地方利害關係人分享的損害評估,保險局將近期風暴相關的受保損失估計為2.3億加元。

  3. 可樂斯媒體(Corus Media)將在加拿大裁減數十個職位,亞伯達新聞室受波及。 可樂斯宣布全公司範圍的裁員,減員將跨多個市場,並包括與亞伯達營運相關的職位。

🏈 體育

  1. 埃德蒙頓麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)以19比17險勝不列顛哥倫比亞獅(B.C. Lions),戰績升至5勝1敗。 文森特·布蘭夏德(文森特·布蘭夏德)踢進四次射門得分,球隊搶下四次抄截,總教練馬克·基蘭(Mark Kilam)稱讚防守表現出色,埃德蒙頓戰績升至5勝1敗。

  2. 麋鹿以19比17擊退獅隊躍升至5勝1敗;尼克·魯克(Nick Rourke)比賽中受傷離場。 球隊報告勝利將戰績推升至5勝1敗,獅隊的替補四分衛尼克·魯克在比賽中受傷,衝擊不列顛哥倫比亞的四分衛輪替深度。

  3. 蒙特婁以38比32擊敗卡爾加里,戴維斯·亞歷山大(Davis Alexander)創下加拿大足球聯盟連續傳球不被抄截的新紀錄。 亞歷山大完成32次傳球中的25次,獲得402碼,連續336次傳球未被抄截,超越達里安·杜蘭特(Darian Durant)保持的新高紀錄,賽後官方宣布為加拿大足球聯盟(CFL)紀錄。

  4. 加拿大選手泰勒·米斯勞楚克(Tyler Mislawchuk)在埃德蒙頓舉辦的世界鐵人三項杯賽中奪銀。 米斯勞楚克在本週於埃德蒙頓賽道舉行的比賽以精彩終點獲得銀牌。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 北埃德蒙頓一宗肇事逃逸案中婦女遭起訴,警方表示可能涉仇恨動機。 在北埃德蒙頓的碰撞案中已提出指控,警方表示正在考慮仇恨動機因素,案件將進入司法程序。

  2. 一名被指為比什諾伊組織(Bishnoi)關聯者的被告在難民委員會聽證會上被下令遣返。 加拿大邊境服務局的程序導致一名疑似關聯者被下達遣返命令,被告以視訊方式從埃德蒙頓出庭,聽證會討論被禁武器指控與與比什諾伊組織的關聯。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 麥克默裡梅蒂斯文化中心(McMurray Métis Cultural Centre)停工近四年後恢復施工。 位於福特麥克默裡的文化中心工程在接近四年的停擺後重啟,停工原因與融資及進度延遲有關,本週相關細節被報導。

  2. 原住民族議會在近期會議上質詢部長們對重大工程與和解進展。 議會在質詢中追問聯邦與省級部長關於和解進度及重大工程監督的進展,本週報導有相關摘要。

  3. 史特岡湖克里族(Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation)質疑受託人費用,並尋求罷免傑夫·拉特(Jeff Rath)擔任受託人。 該族對受託人傑夫·拉特徵收的費用表示意外,已啟動程序要求撤換,關切集中在費用評估與財務治理。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 在嚴重風暴觀測下,白楊縣(Clearwater County,亞伯達)發布紅色龍捲風警報。 環境警示本週包含對白楊縣發布的紅色龍捲風警報,強烈風暴橫掃亞伯達中西部部分地區。

  2. 黃頭縣(Yellowhead County)龍捲風警報解除,亞伯達部分地區仍維持嚴重風暴警示。 當局本週更新警報,取消黃頭縣的龍捲風警報,但對其他地區的嚴重風暴警示仍然生效。

  3. 龍捲風損毀西中部亞伯達一縣的建築與住宅,居民形容破壞「令人震驚」。 當地官員與居民報告,龍捲風侵襲後房屋與公共建築受損,社區遭受嚴重破壞。

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