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卡爾加里要聞 · 週四:麥克勞德水管破裂、熱浪濃煙與公投花費

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🚑 重大事故與突發

  1. 麥克勞德大道大管線破裂,週四晨間通勤時段南向車道封閉。 約在上午12:30發生的破裂淹水了109大道與安德森路之間的南向車道,迫使改道並造成安德森捷運站無供水;市府表示修復通常預估48小時內完成,但實際時程視破裂複雜度而定,維修隊將使用聲波設備定位破口。
  2. 卑詩省費爾蒙溫泉附近,一名未持照亞伯達駕駛測得時速230公里,車輛遭扣押。 皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)表示,一名20歲亞伯達籍駕駛駕駛奧迪在限速80公里路段被記錄時速230公里,遭處以三天即時路邊禁駕,並在酒精警告呼氣測試結果後面臨多項指控。
  3. 熱浪持續、野火濃煙籠罩草原地區,卡爾加里夜間低溫仍約十幾度。 加拿大環境署預報南部草原區白天高溫將升至攝氏30度以上,隨著濃煙擴散,衛生機關發布空氣品質不良警示;氣象學家彼得·昆蘭警告,南部多地的日間高溫可能連日維持在30度左右。

🏛️ 政治與政府

  1. 新民主黨稱阿省公投宣傳已花費至少365,000元,援引資訊公開數字。 新民主黨領袖納希德·南希公布合約,顯示在10月19日公投前為電視談話與社群媒體宣傳影片花費約365,000元;省府也已編列最多150萬元用於經濟分離影響分析。
  2. 省長丹尼爾·史密斯支持總理卡尼在美國威脅課徵50%關稅時的克制,並指出8月19日生效期限。 史密斯在各省長於夏洛特敦會晤後讚揚卡尼的做法,並表示卡尼正加強與美方談判,力求在8月19日威脅關稅生效日前取得進展。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 戴馬人客場訪問溫尼伯,德魯·布朗中鋒首發代表藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers)週五晚出戰。 自6月23日被交易到溫尼伯後,德魯·布朗已帶隊連勝兩場;由於扎克·科拉羅斯(Zach Collaros)進入六場傷停名單,布朗將在公主汽車體育場(Princess Auto Stadium)為藍色轟炸機(4勝2負)對抗卡爾加里(2勝4負)首發。
  2. 卡爾加里民謠音樂節在高溫與濃煙下開幕。 主辦單位在地區仍受熱與煙霧警示影響下照常開幕,但活動條件備受影響。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 卡爾加里蚊子早於往年檢出西尼羅病毒。
  • 阿省南部與東中部大部分地區發布高溫警示。
  • NSL球隊Rapid連不敗場次擴大到八場,險勝Wild FC。
  • Willow Park水管破裂,市府維修隊赴東南卡爾加里搶修。
  • 執業護理師提案擴大北阿省的基層醫療可及性。
  • 埃德蒙頓音樂節在強烈風暴威脅下檢視疏散程序。
  • 母親在日托謀殺審判中就嬰兒死亡前的最後時刻作證。
  • 三張圖表顯示川普新關稅最可能衝擊的產業區域。
  • 各省長在愛德華王子島會談期間要求卡尼提出關稅應對計畫。
  • 阿省手工釀造酒廠歡迎直送消費者運送協議。
  • 抗議者在省長會議外反對阿省雙軌執業健保模式。
  • 本季活躍風暴已確認兩起中阿省龍捲風為EF-2等級。
  • 法官准許警方延長搜索前市長與市議員手機的時間。
  • 卡爾加里市議會排定多日公聽會討論全面分區變更。
  • 大學被要求今年不參與卡爾加里驕傲遊行。

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