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埃德蒙頓本週回顧 · 水災、57 碼終場絕殺與分離主義請願

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 暴風雨淹沒 Whitemud Drive;天橋下成湖。 週六晚雷雨在埃德蒙頓西部帶來大量降雨,導致 Whitemud Drive 在 156 街與 178 街之間約晚間 10:30 完全封閉,低架道路積水困住多輛車,消防員前往協助在 170 街天橋附近受困的人,並通報多處匝道與下穿道沖毀。

  2. 槳板手在 Bow River 被救起,送醫情況危殆。 卡加利消防局(Calgary Fire Department)的水域救援隊在週四下午約 1:10 於位於 Bowness 公園上游、85 街橋附近發現一名面朝下、與浮板綁在一起的男子;救援人員現場施行心肺復甦術,隨後由艾伯塔衛生服務(AHS)救護人員送往 Foothills 醫療中心,卡加利消防局提醒不要在急流水域使用腳踝繫繩。

  3. 卑詩野火擴散,疏散與居民守護家園的對立。 Fiftynine Creek 野火導致湯普森‧尼科拉地區(Thompson-Nicola Regional District)約 193 戶被下達疏散命令、104 戶收到疏散提醒;克林頓(Clinton)及周邊社區有居民選擇留守守護房屋,而村鎮範圍內的部分住家則被下達全面撤離命令。

🏛️ 政治與政府

  1. 亞伯達選舉局驗證近 223,000 份分離主義請願簽名。 該機構確認在近 280,000 份提交中約有 222,000 份經驗證,超過約 178,000 的門檻;不過此請願案在五月已被法院撤銷,仍在上訴中,因此大多已無實際效力。省府同時推進 10 月 19 日就是否留在加拿大或舉行具有約束力的離開公投的投票問題。

  2. 省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)質疑公投期間第三方募資透明度。 史密斯在省際會議中對「永遠加拿大」運動(Forever Canadian)提出揭露疑慮;運動代表托馬斯·盧卡蘇克(Thomas Lukaszuk)反駁,並指出該運動遵守最近修訂的《選舉財務與捐款揭露法》(Elections Finances and Contributions Disclosure Act)規定。

  3. 前卡加利市長批評亞伯達公投支出不斷上升。 前市長納希德·南西(Naheed Nenshi)對與秋季公投相關的公共支出持續增加提出批評,稱在官員敲定 10 月 19 日投票的計畫與後勤時,成本不斷攀升。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 埃德蒙頓出身軍官將在新的 Heritage Minute 中受表彰。 加拿大「Heritage Minute」短片系列將以一位埃德蒙頓出生的軍官為題,為本地人在全國性故事集中留名。

  2. 湖畔「Buddy」——家鴨拒絕被遷移,留在 Lake Summerside。 這隻家養 Cayuga 鴨在埃德蒙頓東南的人工湖 Lake Summerside 已棲息約三個月,曾被發現在釣魚鉤線中纏住,野生動物救援人員判定為家養品種,不適合放歸野外棲地。

  3. 飛盤高爾夫全國賽 25 年後重返北方埃德蒙頓所在省。 省內首場、時隔一季的全國飛盤高爾夫錦標賽在北方城市舉行,吸引省內與全國選手參賽,也帶動地區對此運動的再度關注。

🌦️ 氣象與道路

  1. Thorhild 與 Westlock 郡因連日豪雨宣告農業災害。 Thorhild 於 7 月 17 日宣布農業災害,指出六月破紀錄降雨與七月強烈風暴;Westlock 於 7 月 12 日作出類似宣告,稱田地過度飽和與過量水分影響埃德蒙頓北部農田。

  2. 埃德蒙頓蚊子數量比去年同期約多 15 倍。 市內一位科學家表示,埃德蒙頓目前的蚊子計數約為去年同期的 15 倍,反映出異常潮濕條件,並與全市地面水與排水問題同時出現。

  3. 西北郊某住戶回報當地道路因侵蝕坍塌。 埃德蒙頓西北郊一名土地所有者紀錄到路段因侵蝕而崩塌,凸顯鄉村居民對基礎設施的擔憂,促使市府注意坡面失穩與排水問題。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 兩名健行者因在班夫帶狗離繫遭景區檢控,影片顯示一隻灰熊跟隨。 加拿大公園署(Parks Canada)依《加拿大國家公園法》對兩名健行者提出指控;影片顯示 7 月 19 日在 Taylor Lake 步道上一隻灰熊在其離繫犬隻附近跟隨,守護官在社群媒體上張貼的影像中確認當事人身分。

  2. 埃德蒙頓警方調查一名 23 歲女子疑似親密伴侶殺人案。 警方在週二通報一名 23 歲女子死亡,列為疑似親密伴侶殺人;調查持續進行中,警方蒐證並訪談證人。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 市中心零售商挺過一波餐廳倒閉潮。 在 Jasper 大道的老字號書店 Audrey’s Books 報告受市中心施工、谷線輕軌(Valley Line LRT)工程與安全顧慮影響;市中心再生聯盟(Downtown Revitalization Coalition)本週呼籲市府採取措施,提升核心區的安全與通行性。

  2. 西捷航空(WestJet)空服員壓倒性投票贊成罷工;航空公司允許部分改期。 聯合公共雇員工會地方分會 8125(CUPE Local 8125)代表約 4,400 名會員,於 7 月 15 日以 99.4% 贊成罷工;西捷航空提供原訂 7 月 30 日至 8 月 4 日之旅客一次性免手續費改期或取消選項,同時談判持續進行。

🏥 健康

  1. 在高溫與濃煙下在地團體加強關懷長者。 《Meals on Wheels Edmonton》每天送出超過 300 份餐食,表示在延長高溫與野火煙害期間,志工加強健康關懷,協助 65 歲以上、熱病與煙害風險較高的長者。

  2. 市府提醒不可把寵物留在高溫車內;罰款加重。 埃德蒙頓和平執法人員通報,今年 5 月至 7 月 20 日間約接獲 40 件動物被留置熱車的投訴,去年同期為 33 件;新規定對將動物置於可能危及健康的情況處以 500 加元罰鍰,累犯則處以 1,000 加元罰鍰。

🏈 體育

  1. 埃德蒙頓艾爾克斯(Edmonton Elks)靠 Vincent Blanchard 57 碼踢進終場絕殺 36–34。 週四在 Mosaic 體育場,艾爾克斯以 Vincent Blanchard 最後一踢 57 碼命中擊敗薩斯喀徹溫粗野者(Saskatchewan Roughriders)。該場比賽四分衛 Cody Fajardo 投出 510 碼,Austin Mack 完成 81 碼達陣,艾爾克斯戰績提升至 6 勝 1 敗。

  2. Tyreik McAllister 在卡加利創下罕見三向得分紀錄,球隊以 52–30 擊敗溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Winnipeg Blue Bombers)。 McAllister 完成一次衝球達陣、一次接球達陣,並回攻對方未進球踢推進 118 碼得分;這是在 1988 年以來,首位於單場加拿大式足球比賽同時取得這三種類型得分的球員。

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