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埃德蒙顿周五要闻 · 分离主义请愿获核实、埃尔克斯绝杀与高温提示

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 选举艾伯塔(Elections Alberta)核实了22.2万个分离主义请愿签名。 该机构表示,在近28万个姓名中,约22.3万份签名已获核验,超过触发行动所需的177,981个签名门槛;该请愿在5月被驳回,目前请愿者和省政府均对裁定提出上诉。
  2. 省长史密斯(Premier Smith)质疑第三方“永远加拿大”支出披露。 史密斯周四对Global News表示,她对选举官员称永远加拿大(Forever Canadian)运动无需披露捐款人感到惊讶;永远加拿大代表托马斯·卢卡祖克(Thomas Lukaszuk)周五严厉回击。该运动遵循省政府根据《选举财务与贡献披露法》修改的规则。
  3. 市长嫩希(Mayor Nenshi)指出艾伯塔公投成本上升。 嫩希称,省级公投的费用持续上升,报道未提供新总额,政府将于10月19日提出的问题仍取决于法庭对竞争请愿的裁决。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 爱民送餐艾德蒙顿(Meals on Wheels Edmonton)在高温与烟霾来临时加强福利探访。 每天配送超过300份餐食的该组织表示,志愿者将利用送餐机会在本周末预计的高温和野火烟霾期间检查65岁及以上老年人情况;机构引用了加拿大环境部的高温警告标准和颗粒物风险。
  2. 家养凯尤加鸭“巴迪”无法安置,难以度过艾伯塔严冬。 这只家养的凯尤加(Cayuga)鸭约三个月前出现在桑默赛德湖(Lake Summerside),被发现喙中挂有鱼钩,野生动物救助者拒绝收留,理由是它是不能飞的家养品种,难以在埃德蒙顿冬季存活。
  3. 文森特·布朗查(Vincent Blanchard)57码射门绝杀,埃德蒙顿埃尔克斯(Elks)以36–34取胜,战绩升至6胜1负。 在马赛克体育场(Mosaic Stadium),四分卫科迪·法哈多(Cody Fajardo)传球510码、4次达阵,周四埃德蒙顿以36–34击败萨斯喀彻温(Saskatchewan);胜利将埃德蒙顿在加拿大橄榄球联赛(CFL)的开局战绩提升到6胜1负,为2017年以来最佳开局。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 西捷航空(WestJet)乘务员以99.4%投票支持罢工;最早罢工日定为8月2日。 CUPE 地方8125(CUPE Local 8125)报告,约4400名成员在7月15日投票中以99.4%的支持率通过罢工;西捷已允许7月30日–8月4日预订的乘客免费改签或取消,预防因未付加班费争议可能导致的航班中断。
  2. 埃德蒙顿市郊一段道路因侵蚀坍塌,居民提出担忧。 城市西北郊一位居民报告,当地一段道路因侵蚀部分坍塌,质疑维护情况并已向市政部门反映此事。

📰 今日其他要闻

  • 加拿大公园署(Parks Canada)努力保护受威胁的西坡鳟鱼。
  • 艾伯塔日托所经营者谋杀案审判中,检方质疑婴儿病史。
  • 卡尔加里将失踪男童搜寻指挥所迁至鼻山公园(Nose Hill)。
  • 汤普森-尼古拉地区(Thompson‑Nicola RD)Fiftynine Creek 野火促使193处房产下达撤离令。
  • 班夫熊遭遇后,加拿大公园署指控两名徒步者带一只未拴狗上山。
  • 卡尔加里一名立桨冲浪者在85街桥附近与Bow河船只相撞后伤势危殆。
  • 后备四分卫蔡斯·布莱斯(Chase Brice)在B.C. 狮队(B.C. Lions)首发,内森·鲁克(Nathan Rourke)受伤缺阵。
  • 英联邦运动会观赛指南列出周五值得关注的加拿大选手。
  • 美国出台新关税以取代被最高法院撤销的一项。
  • 西捷为部分航班在罢工威胁下提供一次性免费改签或退票。
  • 三名加拿大军人(CAF)在贾斯珀国家公园(Jasper National Park)跌入冰缝受伤。
  • 倡导者称向化石燃料提供公共资金违背自由党(Liberal)气候承诺。
  • 艾伯塔公布通往不列颠哥伦比亚海岸的新南部管道计划。
  • 艾伯塔就废除参议院投票展开辩论,此前曾推动参议院改革。

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