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艾德蒙顿周报:暴雨内涝、绝杀57码射门与分离请愿

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 强烈风暴淹没怀特穆德大道;下穿通道成“湖”。 周六夜间雷暴在艾德蒙顿西部带来暴雨,导致怀特穆德大道(Whitemud Drive)在156街与178街之间约于晚上10:30完全封闭。多辆车辆在下穿通道被困,消防人员被调派协助在170街立交桥附近受困的人,报告称多处坡道与下穿通道被冲毁。

  2. 桨板运动员被从鲍河救起,情况危急送院。 卡尔加里消防部门水域救援小组周四约下午1:10在鲍河(Bow River)靠近85街桥、鲍尼斯公园(Bowness Park)上游处发现一名面朝下、系着脚绳的男子;救援人员到场对其进行心肺复苏,随后阿尔伯塔卫生服务(Alberta Health Services)急救人员将其送往丘陵医疗中心(Foothills Medical Centre),卡尔加里消防提醒不要在流动水域使用脚踝牵绳。

  3. 不列颠哥伦比亚省山火促撤离,部分居民承诺留守保卫家园。 五十九溪(Fiftynine Creek)野火在汤普森—尼科拉地区(Thompson‑Nicola Regional District)触发约193处物业的强制撤离令和104处的警示,克林顿镇及周边社区部分居民表示选择留守防守财产,而村内边界内的物业则被下达全面撤离令。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔选举机构核实近22.3万名分离请愿签名。 选举机构确认在近28万份提交的签名中约有222,000份有效,超过大约178,000的阈值;但该请愿在五月已被法院撤销,目前仍在上诉中,省府同时推进将在10月19日就留在加拿大或就脱离进行有约束力公投的投票问题。

  2. 省长丹妮尔·史密斯质疑公投期间第三方筹资透明度。 史密斯在跨省会议上对“永远加拿大”(Forever Canadian)运动的披露提出质疑,引发运动代表托马斯·卢卡舒克(Thomas Lukaszuk)的反驳,并指出该运动遵守最近修订的《选举财务与捐赠披露法》相关规定。

  3. 前卡尔加里市长称艾伯塔公投开支持续上升。 与秋季公投相关的公共支出持续增加,前市长纳希德·南希(Naheed Nenshi)批评称,随着官员敲定10月19日投票的计划和物流,这项工作越来越昂贵。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 艾德蒙顿出生的军事上尉将入选国家“遗产一分钟”短片。 加拿大“遗产一分钟”项目将以一位艾德蒙顿出生的军事上尉为题材,在这一全国性短片系列中体现本地故事。

  2. 湖畔社区的家养凯尤加鸭拒绝迁移。 一只家养凯尤加(Cayuga)鸭在东南艾德蒙顿的人造湖—萨默赛德湖(Lake Summerside)已居住约三个月,曾被发现被鱼饵挂住,野生动物救援人员判断它是家养品种,无法放归野外栖息地。

  3. 全国飞盘高尔夫锦标赛时隔25年重返北艾伯塔。 艾伯塔省在该地区25年来首次承办全国飞盘高尔夫锦标赛,吸引选手到北部城市参加省级及全国级比赛,并在该地区重新激发对这项运动的兴趣。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 索希尔德县与威斯特洛克县因连日降雨宣布农业灾害。 索希尔德县(Thorhild)于7月17日宣布农业灾害状态,理由是六月创纪录的降雨和七月的强烈风暴;威斯特洛克县(Westlock)在7月12日作出类似宣布,称饱和的土壤与过量湿度影响了艾德蒙顿北部的农田。

  2. 艾德蒙顿蚊虫数量约为去年同期的15倍。 市内一位科学家表示,艾德蒙顿的蚊子计数约为去年同一时期的15倍,反映出异常潮湿的条件,与全市范围的地表水与排水问题相吻合。

  3. 西北郊区居民报告路段因侵蚀部分塌陷。 艾德蒙顿西北郊一名土地所有者记录了一段因侵蚀而塌陷的道路,凸显农村居民对基础设施的担忧,并促使市方关注坡体失稳与排水问题。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 班夫徒步者带离绳犬遭灰熊尾随,两人被指控。 加拿大公园管理局根据社交媒体视频认定,两名在7月19日沿泰勒湖步道(Taylor Lake trail)徒步并让犬只离绳的人,被灰熊跟随,公园管理局以《加拿大国家公园法》对两人提出指控。

  2. 艾德蒙顿警方调查一宗23岁女性疑似伴侣杀害案。 艾德蒙顿警方通报,一名23岁女性周二死亡,警方将其视为疑似伴侣间的凶杀案;调查仍在进行中,警方继续收集证据并采访目击者。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 市中心零售商应对一波餐厅倒闭潮。 位于贾斯珀大道的老牌书店 Audrey’s Books 报告受到市中心施工、山谷线轻轨(Valley Line LRT)工程和安全关切影响;市中心振兴联盟(Downtown Revitalization Coalition)本周呼吁市府采取措施提升城区安全与可达性。

  2. 西捷航空空服员压倒性投票支持罢工;航空公司允许部分改签。 工会CUPE分会8125的空服员在7月15日以99.4%的比例投票支持罢工,涵盖约4,400名成员;西捷航空(WestJet)为7月30日至8月4日有预订的乘客提供一次免手续费的改签或退票选择,双方仍在谈判中。

🏥 健康

  1. 本地组织在高温与浓烟期间加强对老年人的监护。 每日配送超过300餐的艾德蒙顿送餐服务(Meals on Wheels Edmonton)表示,志愿者在长期高温与山火烟霾期间增加了健康状况检查,以帮助65岁及以上更易受热病与烟霾影响的老年人。

  2. 市府警告不要将宠物留在酷热车辆内;罚款加重。 艾德蒙顿治安官报告称,今年5月到7月20日间接到约40起将动物留在烈日车辆内的投诉,而去年同期为33起;新规规定首次情形处以500加元罚款,重复违规则处以1,000加元罚款。

🏈 体育

  1. 文森特·布朗夏德(Vincent Blanchard)57码绝杀射门,埃德蒙顿麋鹿取胜36‑34。 周四在莫赛克体育场(Mosaic Stadium),埃德蒙顿麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)凭借布朗夏德在终场哨响前的57码射门以36‑34战胜萨斯喀彻温草原人(Saskatchewan Roughriders)。比赛中四分卫科迪·法哈多(Cody Fajardo)传球达510码,奥斯汀·马克(Austin Mack)有一记81码达阵,麋鹿战绩提升至6胜1负。

  2. 泰瑞克·麦卡利斯特(Tyreik McAllister)创造历史性三种得分方式之夜,卡尔加里牛仔52‑30取胜。 麦卡利斯特在比赛中完成冲球达阵、接球达阵以及118码的补射未进球回攻达阵,成为自1988年以来首位在一场加拿大橄榄球联盟(Canadian Football League)比赛中同时取得这三种得分方式的球员,卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)以52‑30击败温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Winnipeg Blue Bombers)。

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