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埃德蒙頓週六要聞:伴侶兇殺、蚊蟲暴增、獨立公投請願

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 卡加立關閉Nose Hill停車場,尋找失蹤11歲男童帕克持續進行。 卡加立警方關閉位於Shaganappi Trail N.W.西側的停車場與步道入口,「整個週末」禁止進出,以利搜尋隊作業;帕克最後一次被目擊是在7月16日中午12點52分左右,地點為Thorncliffe,搜索週六已進入第九天。

  2. 埃德蒙頓警方稱23歲女子疑似遭伴侶殺害身亡。 警方將此案列為疑似伴侶間兇殺,並表示對7月發生的事件正在調查中;公告未公布任何指控或嫌疑人姓名。

  3. 加拿大皇家騎警(RCMP)確認發現遺骸屬兩年前失蹤的雷德迪爾男子。 騎警宣布,經鑑定後遺骸為在卑詩省一次2024年河流救援中被沖走的男子;鑑定程序完成後,調查人員已結案該名失蹤人員檔案。

  4. 國家公園局對班夫一處熊與狗遭遇案中的健行者提出指控。 國家公園局指出,6月在班夫國家公園一頭灰熊向一隻無繫繩的狗衝來後,已對兩名當事人提出指控,理由是違反《加拿大國家公園法》。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 阿爾伯塔選舉管理機構核實要求舉行阿省獨立公投的請願簽名。 選舉阿爾伯塔表示已核實該份要求舉行阿爾伯塔獨立公投的請願簽名;該項核實為可能後續法律或立法行動的一步程序。

  2. 市府科學家稱埃德蒙頓蚊子數量較去年同期暴增約15倍。 埃德蒙頓公共工程部門的資料被市府科學家引用,顯示與2025年同日相比,蚊子數量約高出15倍,促使本季加強幼蟲防治及監測工作。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 報告檢視雜貨競爭問題,建議設立地方食物樞紐作為解方之一。 一份全國性分析指出加拿大雜貨市場競爭不足,並將社區經營的食物樞紐與合作社列為改善地區市場選擇與供應的可行模式。

  2. 北阿省主辦25年來首場全國飛盤高爾夫錦標賽,吸引選手與觀眾。 省內在北部城市舉辦全國飛盤高爾夫錦標賽,這是阿爾伯塔25年來首次承辦,賽事為期多日,吸引選手與觀眾到當地球場參賽觀賽。

📰 其他要聞

  • 阿省省長表示不會因應美國威脅而禁酒,省長在回應特朗普(Trump)言論後做出此番表態。
  • 跨省酒類規範可能放寬但貿易障礙仍在,簡短報導檢視仍存在的省際障礙。
  • 特雷·福特(Tre Ford)將再度先發,哈密爾頓對蒙特婁比賽,福特上週傳球達218碼。
  • 卡加立雄鷹(Calgary Stampeders)以52比30擊敗溫尼伯(Winnipeg),泰瑞克·麥卡利斯特(Tyreik McAllister)完成三種方式的達陣得分。
  • 特朗普威脅對野火煙霧漂移課徵關稅,美國總統警告將對加拿大商品課徵關稅。
  • 龍捲風警訊成長速度快於實際龍捲風數量,分析比較警訊頻率與確認龍捲風數量的差距。

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