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卡尔加里要闻 · 烟霾、搜寻与牛仔纪录一周回顾

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 卡尔加里(Calgary)警方将搜寻指挥点从索恩克里夫学校(Thorncliffe School)移至鼻山公园(Nose Hill Park)。 随着搜寻进入第九天,指挥点向西移动约一公里,以便更好地使用设施开展搜寻和调查工作;11岁失踪儿童帕克(Parker)最后一次被人看到是在7月16日靠近特拉维斯新月街(Travis Crescent N.E.),他不会言语且为神经多样性人士。

  2. 一名立式划水者在靠近85街桥的桥墩处撞击后被从鲍河(Bow River)救出并送医,情况危急。 卡尔加里消防局在周四下午约1:10发现该男子面朝下后立即实施心肺复苏,并将其移交艾伯塔健康服务(AHS)急救人员送往福希尔斯医疗中心(Foothills Medical Centre);消防局并警告不要在流动水域使用脚踝系绳。

  3. 轻轨(CTrain)工作人员称在货运列车在卡尔加里脱轨前曾见到一名男子在其上“飙车”。 交通工作人员在脱轨前观察到该人在货运列车上,官方在调查此事及其对铁路和轻轨运营影响时转述了这一说法。

  4. 不列颠哥伦比亚(B.C.)菲夫提纳恩溪(Fiftynine Creek)野火附近居民称在疏散范围扩大时将尝试守护自家房屋。 汤普森-尼科拉地区(Thompson-Nicola Regional District)约193处财产收到疏散令,104处收到疏散警示;克林顿村(Village of Clinton)对所有房产发布疏散令,一些居民表示会尝试动用重型设备保护房屋。

🏈 体育

  1. 泰里克·麦卡利斯特(Tyreik McAllister)创造加拿大橄榄球联盟历史,卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)以52-30击败温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)。 麦卡利斯特完成一次冲球达阵、一次接球达阵及一次118码罚球未中回攻达阵——自1988年以来首位在一场CFL比赛中以三种方式得分的球员——周五夜在温尼伯率队大胜。

  2. 尼克·阿伯克尔(Nick Arbuckle)替补出场助多伦多阿尔戈斯(Toronto Argonauts)以26-12战胜不列颠哥伦比亚狮子(B.C. Lions)。 首发四分卫查德·凯利(Chad Kelly)因伤退场后,阿伯克尔20次传球中完成13次,传出134码,帮助多伦多在温哥华的比赛中终结三连败,战绩提升至3胜4负。

  3. 在内森·鲁克(Nathan Rourke)受伤后,替补切斯·布里斯(Chase Brice)将首发为不列颠哥伦比亚狮子出战。 鲁克在上周比赛早期伤到肩膀,布里斯在收尾出场时20投32中得226码并有一次达阵,经过一周训练登场担任首发。

  4. 文森特·布朗沙尔(Vincent Blanchard)踢中57码绝杀,埃德蒙顿麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)以36-34险胜萨斯喀彻温草原人(Roughriders)。 布朗沙尔最后一击为比赛收官,本场科迪·法哈尔多(Cody Fajardo)传球510码并送出四次达阵,埃德蒙顿战绩升至6胜1负。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 加拿大公园局(Parks Canada)对两名带走绳狗在班夫国家公园(Banff National Park)跟随一头灰熊的徒步者提出监管指控。 管护员通过7月19日在泰勒湖步道(Taylor Lake trail)拍到的视频确认两人身份,并依据《加拿大国家公园法》指控他们在野生动物附近让狗离 leash状态。

  2. 一名法官认定四名男子在2023年法尔康里奇(Falconridge)骚乱中有参与并判定有罪。 法庭就与2023年法尔康里奇社区相关的扰乱事件对被告做出裁决。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔选举管理(Elections Alberta)核实分离主义请愿约22.3万份签名,超过17.8万的门槛。 官员从近28万份提交中计入近22.3万有效名字,尽管该请愿已在法庭被撤销,并正面临与省级10月19日公投问题相关的上诉。

  2. 省长达尼尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)质疑第三方资金运作,Forever Canadian组织为其支出规则辩护。 史密斯表示对该组织无需披露资金感到惊讶;随后的交锋中提及了Forever Canadian和《选举资金与捐赠披露法》的相关准则。

  3. 卡尔加里市长纳希德·南希(Naheed Nenshi)对省级公投成本上升发出警告。 随着省级公投筹划继续,市方表达关切;南希称公投开支在增长,表明市政府在审视省方投票开销。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 西捷航空(WestJet)乘务员以99.4%的投票率支持罢工行动,未付工作时间成为核心争议。 归属工会CUPE Local 8125的4,400名成员设定最早可能在8月2日发动罢工,促使西捷允许对7月30日至8月4日的订票提供一次性免费改期或退票服务。

  2. 西捷宣布因罢工威胁,乘客可在特定航班上免费改签或取消。 航空公司为7月底至8月初的关键旅行期航班提供灵活改动选项,双方谈判仍在继续。

🏥 健康

  1. 卡尔加里空气质量指标(AQHI)达到10以上,并在IQAir全球排名中位列最差城市之一。 野火烟雾将本市推至AQHI“非常高风险”最高类别,邻近的雷德迪尔(Red Deer)也被列为非常高风险。

  2. 一项加拿大研究发现,野火烟雾期间偏头痛相关的就诊次数激增。 研究人员将急诊偏头痛就诊增加与烟雾事件联系起来,指出烟雾暴露与医院数据中报告的神经系统影响有关联。

  3. 西尼罗河病毒在卡尔加里蚊子中被较常年更早检测到。 公共卫生监测在本季较早时间点发现本地蚊样本中存在病毒,早于典型检测时间线。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 卡尔加里房地产经纪人正在配合搜寻,检查空置房屋以寻找失踪的11岁帕克。 经纪人按警方列为重点的街道(包括特拉维斯街和托马斯街东北区)检查橱柜、仓库和车库,并与调查人员保持定期联系。

  2. 卡尔加里民谣艺术节(Calgary Folk Fest)在高温和烟霾条件下如期开幕。 组织方和参与者在多日音乐节中展开活动,同时加拿大环境部已发布高温警告,野火烟雾使区域空气质量下降。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 托希尔德县(Thorhild)与韦斯特洛克县(Westlock)在连日暴雨后宣布农业灾难状态。 托希尔德在7月17日以创纪录的六月降水量和强烈的七月暴雨为由宣布灾难;韦斯特洛克在7月12日因田地饱和作出类似声明。

  2. 大部分南埃伯塔和东中部地区发布热浪警告。 加拿大环境部在本周气温上升时发布警告,促使当地发布健康与服务提示。

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