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卡尔加里要闻 — 麦克劳德水管破裂、热与烟霾、公投费用

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 重大主供水管破裂致麦克劳德大道(MacLeod Trail)南行车道在周四早高峰关闭。 凌晨12:30左右发生的破裂淹没了109大道至安德森路之间的南行车道,导致绕行并使安德森轻轨站无水可用。市府表示修复通常以48小时为参考窗口,但确切时间取决于破裂复杂程度,工程队将使用声学设备定位裂口。
  2. 无牌艾伯塔司机在费尔蒙特温泉路段被测得时速230公里,车辆被扣押。 不列颠哥伦比亚皇家骑警称,一名20岁艾伯塔籍司机驾驶一辆奥迪,在限速80公里路段被记录时速230公里,立即被实施三天路边禁驾并在WARN呼气测试异常后面临多项指控。
  3. 持续高温及野火烟霾笼罩草原地区,卡尔加里夜间最低气温在十几摄氏度。 加拿大环境部预报南部草原地区白天最高温将升至30多摄氏度,卫生部门已发布空气质量不良提示;气象学家彼得·昆兰警告南部地区日最高温可能持续数日维持在30多度。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 新民主党称艾伯塔公投宣传费用至少为365,000元,援引信息自由法记录。 新民主党领袖纳希德·南西公布合同,显示为10月19日公投前的电视讲话及社交媒体宣传视频约耗费365,000元。省府还为一份经济脱离分析预算了最多1.5百万元。
  2. 省长丹妮尔·史密斯在查洛镇会议后称支持联邦总理卡尼在美方威胁50%关税问题上的克制,并提及8月19日生效日期。 史密斯在各省长会面后赞扬卡尼的处理方式,并指出卡尼正加紧与美国谈判,力求在预定生效日前取得进展。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)将客场挑战温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Winnipeg Blue Bombers),德鲁·布朗首发四分卫。 自6月23日被交易到温尼伯后,德鲁·布朗已带队连续获胜;随着扎克·科拉罗斯进入六场伤病名单,布朗将在普林塞斯奥托体育场(Princess Auto Stadium)为战绩4胜2负的蓝色轰炸机迎战2胜4负的牛仔队。
  2. 卡尔加里民谣音乐节在炎热与烟霾条件下开幕。 组委会在区域处于高温和烟霾提示时仍决定开放民谣节,天气和空气状况影响了节日现场环境。

📰 同日要闻

  • 卡尔加里蚊子中提前检测出西尼罗河病毒。
  • 南部及中东艾伯塔大部地区已发布高温警告。
  • 国家女子联赛(NSL)球队Rapid将不败纪录延至八场,险胜Wild FC。
  • Willow Park供水主管破裂,市府维修队赴东南卡尔加里抢修。
  • 执业护士提议在北艾伯塔扩大初级医疗服务。
  • 埃德蒙顿节庆在强烈风暴威胁下检视疏散协议。
  • 日托谋杀案审讯中,母亲作证描述婴儿死亡前最后时刻。
  • 三张图表显示特朗普新关税将按行业受冲击程度。
  • 省长们在爱德华王子岛会面期间要求卡尼提出关税应对方案。
  • 艾伯塔手工酒类生产商欢迎直销消费者的运输协议。
  • 抗议者在省长会议外反对艾伯塔双轨医护模式。
  • 本活跃季确认两场中艾伯塔龙卷风为EF-2级。
  • 法官批准警方更多时间搜查前市长及议员手机。
  • 卡尔加里市议会安排多日公开听证,审议整体分区修订案。
  • 有人要求卡尔加里大学今年不要参与同志骄傲游行。

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