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卡尔加里要闻 · 周一:沃克伦德资金翻倍请求、安珀警报搜寻与激增的河流救援

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 安珀警报在一名11岁不会说话的卡尔加里男童失踪两天后发布;搜寻动员300名警力。 公开身份仅称“帕克(Parker)”的男童于7月16日失踪,警方动员了120多名受训的搜救人员和数十名志愿者。艾伯塔省批准了例外,使得在案件未达到常规法律标准的情况下仍能发布安珀警报。

  2. 卡尔加里消防称2026年水上救援呼叫数超越2025年并可能创记录。 副助理局长詹姆斯·多切蒂(James Docherty)告诉记者,随着更多人使用弓河(Bow)和肘河(Elbow),救援队正有望打破既往高点;警示季已开始,当局提醒国家防溺水周的安全要点。

  3. 调查听证称斯宾塞·波斯特曼在哈多峰遇难当天雪崩危险评级为“中等”。 公园管理局访客安全经理布莱恩·韦伯斯特(Brian Webster)作证称,2021年4月5日班夫的预报未更新,而26岁的卡恩莫尔居民波斯特曼可以查看已发布的信息;法官卡尔·威尔伯格(Karl Wilberg)主持此项调查,将提出安全改进建议。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 市府要求将对沃克伦德中心(Werklund Centre)的承诺从6300万加元翻倍至1.25亿加元,以应对2.705亿加元的资金缺口。 提交给艺术共享中心咨询委员会(Arts Commons Advisory Committee)的文件显示,目前已承诺7450万加元,首席执行官亚历克斯·萨里安(Alex Sarian)表示这座40多年历史的设施需要生命周期维修;第6区市议员约翰·潘塔佐普洛斯(John Pantazopoulos)敦促市议会批准增加拨款。

  2. 联邦法院下令埃德蒙顿监狱采取措施,在两十年极端高温投诉后。 法院指示加拿大惩教署(Correctional Service Canada)记录温度,并申请在埃德蒙顿妇女监狱的戒备单元安装空调的授权,因宣誓书报告称有牢房温度超过40摄氏度。

  3. 艾伯塔省公投的专项邮寄选票申请现已开放。

📰 还有今日要闻

  • 露营地发现的恐龙头骨被确认为暴龙的“远房叔叔”,艾伯塔研究称。
  • 加拿大皇家骑警(RCMP)称莱杜克(Leduc)出生的拉夫赖德者队球员事发前曾逆向驾驶。
  • 监管批准后,艾伯塔省价值29亿加元的天然气管道将开工建设。
  • 霍克斯特拉称艾伯塔与萨斯喀彻温为美国石油供应提供“最有说服力”的案例。
  • 艾伯塔要求公共图书馆在1月1日前遵守新限制。
  • 萨斯喀彻温突袭者队(Saskatchewan Roughriders)队长杰登·达尔克(Jayden Dalke)被发现在车内携带大麻和酒精。
  • 拟建于小麦地县(Wheatland County)的人工智能数据中心引发当地居民担忧。
  • 部分原住民领袖称政府在管道协议前应先征求意见。
  • 艾伯塔居民对拟议二氧化碳管道路线表达环境担忧。
  • 解释:艾伯塔市镇被禁止为分离主义公开拉票。
  • 不列颠哥伦比亚省金伯利超过8,000名居民收到567公顷野火的疏散警报。
  • 普瓦利夫任命保守党在艾伯塔公投的联络人。
  • 报告证实莱杜克出生的拉夫赖德者队队长杰登·达尔克在车祸中身亡。

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