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卡爾加里要聞 · 韋克倫德增資、安珀警報大規模搜尋與河川救援激增

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🚑 緊急與事件

  1. 安珀警報在11歲非語言卡爾加里男童失蹤兩天後發布;搜救動員達300人。 這名公開身分僅稱「帕克」的男童在7月16日失蹤,警方動員超過120名受訓的搜尋與救援人員以及數十名志工。亞伯達省核准例外,使得本案雖未符合一般法定標準仍可發布安珀警報。

  2. 卡爾加里消防局表示2026年水上救援求助已超越2025年,可能破紀錄。 副助理總消防長詹姆斯·多切蒂告訴記者,隨著更多人使用弓河與伊爾博河,出勤頻率有望超越歷史高點;宣導季已展開,當局提醒民眾注意「國家防溺水週」的安全提醒。

  3. 聽證會聞訊:斯賓塞·波斯特曼死亡當日哈多峰的雪崩危險評級為「中度」。 國家公園訪客安全經理布萊恩·韋伯斯特作證,2021年4月5日班夫的預報未被更新,波斯特曼(26歲,康莫爾居民)可取得發布的資訊;由卡爾·威爾伯格法官主持的調查,將提出安全改進建議。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 市府要求卡爾加里將對韋克倫德中心的承諾從6,300萬加元加倍至1.25億加元,以填補2.705億加元的資金缺口。 提交給藝術公園諮詢委員會的文件顯示至今已承諾7,450萬加元;執行長亞歷克斯·薩里安表示,這座逾四十年的場館需要生命週期維護;第6選區的市議員約翰·潘塔佐普洛斯敦促議會批准增加款項。

  2. 聯邦法院命令埃德蒙頓監獄採取措施,回應長達二十年的極端高溫申訴。 法院指示加拿大矯正署記錄溫度,並尋求授權在埃德蒙頓女子監獄的高度管制單元安裝冷氣,因一份宣誓書指出有牢房溫度曾超過攝氏40度。

  3. 亞伯達公投的特別郵寄選票申請現已開放。

📰 其他要聞

  • 露營地出土恐龍頭顱被確認為暴龍的「大伯」級親緣,亞伯達研究指出。
  • 皇家騎警稱出生於勒杜克的騎士隊球員在致命車禍前曾行駛於對向車道。
  • 監管機關核准後,將展開29億加元的亞伯達天然氣管線建設。
  • 霍克斯特拉表示亞伯達與薩斯喀徹溫為美國石油供應提出「最具說服力」的案例。
  • 亞伯達要求公共圖書館在1月1日前遵守新限制。
  • 薩克其萬騎士隊隊長傑登·達爾克在車內被查出持有大麻與酒精。
  • 提議中的希特蘭(Wheatland)縣人工智慧數據中心引發在地居民疑慮。
  • 部分原住民族領袖表示在管線協議達成前政府應事先諮商。
  • 亞伯達居民對擬議二氧化碳管線路線表達環境疑慮。
  • 解析:亞伯達市鎮被禁止就分離主義進行宣傳活動。
  • 卑詩省金柏里逾8,000名居民收到疏散警戒,因567公頃野火。
  • 波利耶夫任命保守黨在亞伯達公投的幕僚負責人。
  • 報導確認出生於勒杜克的騎士隊隊長傑登·達爾克在車禍中喪生。

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