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卡爾加里週三要聞 · 搜尋失蹤男童、貪污調查延扣手機與血液庫存短缺

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 卡爾加里警方向家屬與社區重申搜尋呼籲,失蹤11歲男童進入第七天。 Parker最後一次被看到是在7月16日上午11:08至11:41之間的Connaught Drive日托家,約在中午12:52於Travis Crescent N.E.的5000–6000街區被監視器拍到;警方要求住戶與房東再次檢查車庫、工具屋、休旅車與空置物業。
  2. 法官將包括前市長Gondek手機在內的扣押證物延長扣押至2027年3月17日,為市政貪污調查保留物證。 法官艾倫·弗拉德沙姆拒絕歸還裝置的請求,並指出賽勒布萊特(Cellebrite)升級可能進一步取得資料;對於涉嫌影響交易與不當競選捐款的調查自2025年7月啟動。

🏥 Health

  1. 加拿大血液服務表示,自6月1日以來庫存下滑約20%,每週需18,000筆預約捐血。 過去六週每週預約短缺約1,500至2,500筆,數種血型現已處於不可持續水準,血液捐贈有效期限為42天。
  2. 「醫療之友」在省長會面時敦促渥太華提高帶條件的醫療轉移款。 由克里斯·加洛威與傑森·麥克林領導該團體在沙洛塔鎮抗議亞伯達允許私人付費選擇性手術的計畫,並要求聯邦提供針對性資金並附帶維護公立醫療的條件。

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. 加拿大環境部確認7月18日落基山區之家園(Rocky Mountain House)附近發生兩起龍捲風。 第一道龍捲風於下午6:18在鎮南側接地,第二道於下午6:36在鎮東側接地,後者向東進入Clearwater County約五公里;無人員受傷通報,並有高達高爾夫球大小的冰雹報告。
  2. 隨著鹿足公路(Deerfoot Trail)持續改善,新伊沃爾強橋將啟用並投入使用。 市府宣布橋樑啟用,作為分階段鹿足公路改善工程的一部分(報導列出工程內容;完整報導詳見施工日期與車道影響)。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 亞伯達蒸餾廠歡迎省長們簽署諒解備忘錄,允許釀酒商、蒸餾廠與釀酒師跨省直接銷售。 Rig Hand蒸餾廠創辦人傑夫·史都華表示,該協議讓他位於萊杜克郡的蒸餾廠可透過加拿大郵政向紐賓士域省與卑詩省等地出貨;魁北克與育空尚未簽署但正努力加入。
  2. 九位省長同意讓酒莊、蒸餾廠與啤酒廠跨省直接向消費者銷售。 多數省長簽署此諒解備忘錄,旨在降低跨省酒類流通障礙。

🏈 Sports

  1. 卡爾加里斯坦普德斯(Calgary Stampeders)簽下外接手達米恩·艾佛德與防守後衛蘭斯·博伊金。 艾佛德為2025年狀元,該年賽季有20次接球、407碼與5次達陣,曾於6月17日被新奧爾良聖徒(New Orleans Saints)釋出;博伊金具備國家美式足球聯盟與美國足球聯盟比賽經驗。
  2. 薩斯喀徹溫粗萊德斯(Saskatchewan Roughriders)在队友傑登·達爾克意外死亡後整隊齊心,備戰對鹿隊(Elks)比賽。 30歲的達爾克在朗斯登(Lumsden)附近發生兩車相撞事故身亡;正進行驗屍與毒物檢驗,球隊已取消首場練習後恢復訓練。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 斯庫特·科瑞克慶祝第50屆連續嘉年華中場季,表示「享受每一刻」。 科瑞克自1977年起從事嘉年華工作,現負責北美中場娛樂公司(North American Midway Entertainment)中場活動,提到活動期間每天約為10萬人提供娛樂。
  2. 中亞伯達擬議水庫公開諮詢會引發與會民眾提問。 與會者對水庫計畫提出疑問並要求更多說明(報導提供社區回饋細節)。

📰 Also Today

  • 警方警告在搜尋Parker期間出現未經授權的線上募款平台,家屬確認無官方募款活動。
  • (重複報導)亞伯達蒸餾廠對關稅威脅回應,並轉向日本市場的計畫備受注意。
  • 曼尼托巴表態願與亞伯達、安大略討論管線事宜,省長表示願意協商。
  • 奇紐在省長會議上說省長們團結反對「共同對手」川普的說法。
  • 有機農民質疑擬議北亞伯達核電廠,擔憂燕麥銷售問題。
  • 雞腿價格上漲導致超市貼價驚訝,分析報導說明原因。
  • 亞伯達女童前往列治文登皇家騎警訓練中心(RCMP Depot)參訪青年體驗計畫持續進行。
  • 隨著蚊子數量暴增,「蚊蟲症候群」病例上升,衛生單位發布通知。
  • 車隊領袖塔瑪拉·里奇提出申請,尋求法院允許前往白宮與參加郵輪行程。
  • 一名喜劇演員提議再辦一場青少年之夜以紀念雷霆滑道活動,提出相關構想。
  • 卡爾加里一名被控家庭謀殺的男子將接受非刑事責任能力評估,司法程序持續。
  • 一名男子在Ponoka水塘溺斃,遺體已被打撈,皇家騎警報告。
  • 亞伯達酒類業者準備在美國關稅威脅下調整策略,業界擬定因應方案。
  • 梅迪辛哈特市長與市府否認在經理解聘案中有不法行為,發布聲明。
  • (重複報導)九位省長同意允許跨省酒類直接銷售,簽署諒解備忘錄。
  • (重複報導)水庫提案在公開諮詢會上引發民眾質疑,會議已舉行。

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