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卡爾加里本週回顧 · 煙霧、搜救與猛攻者(Stampeders)紀錄

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🚑 突發與事件

  1. 卡爾加里警方將失蹤 11 歲兒童 Parker 的搜救指揮所移至 Nose Hill Park(鼻山公園)。 隨著搜尋進入第九天,指揮所從 Thorncliffe School(索恩克利夫學校)西移約一公里,便於調度設施與調查作業;Parker 最後一次被目擊是在 7 月 16 日靠近 Travis Crescent N.E.,他為非語言且神經多元。

  2. 一名立槳衝浪者在撞上 85 街橋附近的橋墩後被從弓河(Bow River)拉起,送醫時情況危殆。 卡爾加里消防局在週四約下午 1:10 發現該男子趴伏水面,立即施行心肺復甦術,並交由省衛生局急救人員轉送至 Foothills Medical Centre(弗斯希爾醫療中心);消防局同時警告在流動水域使用腳踝繫繩的風險。

  3. CTrain(卡爾加里市區輕鐵)人員報稱在一列 CPKC(加拿大太平洋堪薩斯城聯合鐵路)貨運列車出軌前,曾見一名男子在上頭「尋樂駕駛」。 交通人員在調查人員檢視事故與其對城市鐵路與輕鐵營運影響時,提供了此一目擊說法。

  4. 卑詩省 Fiftynine Creek 野火週邊居民表示撤離範圍擴大時將嘗試守護自家房屋。 湯普森—尼可拉區(Thompson-Nicola Regional District)約有 193 處住宅收到撤離命令、104 處收到撤離警示;克林頓村(Village of Clinton)對所有住家下達撤離令,有居民表示會嘗試動用重型機具守住建物。

🏈 體育

  1. Tyreik McAllister 在 卡爾加里猛攻者(Stampeders)以 52-30 擊敗 溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers) 的比賽中創下 CFL(加拿大足球聯盟)歷史。 McAllister 在週五晚間於溫尼伯的比賽中達成跑陣達陣、接球達陣以及 118 碼的被踢失誤球回攻達陣——自 1988 年以來首位在同場比賽以三種不同方式得分的球員,帶領卡城取得一場壓倒性勝利。

  2. Nick Arbuckle 從板凳出發協助 多倫多阿爾哥航海者(Argonauts)以 26-12 擊敗 卑詩獅(B.C. Lions)。 在先發 Chad Kelly 受傷退場後,Arbuckle 20 投中 13,取得 134 碼傳球,幫助多倫多在溫哥華的交鋒中止三連敗,戰績提升到 3 勝 4 敗。

  3. 因 Nathan Rourke 受傷,卑詩獅(B.C. Lions)將由替補 Chase Brice 擔任先發。 Rourke 在上週比賽早段傷到肩膀,Brice 在清場時間完成 20 投 32 中、226 碼與一次達陣,經過一週實戰操練後接手先發職務。

  4. Vincent Blanchard 的 57 碼踢球助攻讓 埃德蒙頓麋鹿(Elks)以 36-34 擊敗 薩斯喀徹溫騎兵(Roughriders)。 Blanchard 在最後一攻射入制勝分數,此役 Cody Fajardo 傳球 510 碼、4 次達陣,幫助埃德蒙頓將戰績推升至 6 勝 1 敗。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 加拿大國家公園管理局(Parks Canada)對兩名徒步客提出規範性控罪,因其在班夫國家公園(Banff National Park)讓犬隻脫繫追逐灰熊。 巡護員根據 7 月 19 日在 Taylor Lake 步道的影像辨識出兩人,並依《加拿大國家公園法》指控在野生動物附近遛放無繫狗隻。

  2. 一名法官裁定四名男子在 2023 年 Falconridge 暴動中有參與並判定有罪。 法庭就與 2023 年 Falconridge 社區騷動相關的案件對被告作出有罪裁決。

🏛️ 政治與政府

  1. 阿爾伯塔選舉管理部(Elections Alberta)核實約 223,000 份分離主義請願簽名,超過 178,000 的門檻。 官員從近 280,000 份提交中確認近 223,000 個有效姓名;不過該請願已在法院遭到駁回,並針對省政府 10 月 19 日公投問題保有上訴程序。

  2. 省長 Danielle Smith 對第三方組織的財務提出質疑,而 Forever Canadian 團體為其支出規則辯護。 Smith 表示驚訝該團體不需揭露資金來源;雙方在隨後的交鋒中引用了 Forever Canadian 與《選舉資金與捐獻揭露法》的相關指引。

  3. 卡爾加里市長 Naheed Nenshi 警告省內公投成本上升。 隨著省級公投規劃持續進行,市府對投票相關支出表達關切;Nenshi 表示公投費用正在成長,顯示市級對省級投票開支有審視態度。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. WestJet 空服員以 99.4% 票率支持罷工行動,指出未獲支付的工作時間為核心爭議。 4,400 名 CUPE Local 8125 會員可能在最早 8 月 2 日發動罷工,促使 WestJet 提供一次性在 7 月 30 日至 8 月 4 日期間的免費變更或取消選項。

  2. 因罷工威脅,WestJet 宣布旅客可在特定航班上免收費變更或取消。 該航空公司為 7 月底至 8 月初的關鍵旅行時段提供彈性選項,與工會談判仍在進行中。

🏥 衛生

  1. 卡爾加里空氣品質指數(AQHI)達到 10+,在 IQAir 全球排行中也位列最差之列。 野火煙霧使該市在週五被推上 AQHI 的「非常高風險」最高等級,鄰近的 Red Deer(雷德迪爾)也被列為非常高風險區域。

  2. 一項加拿大研究發現,野火煙霧時期偏頭痛相關的就醫次數激增。 研究者將偏頭痛急診人數上升與煙霧事件聯繫起來,並在醫院資料中觀察到煙霧暴露與神經系統影響的相關性。

  3. 卡爾加里蚊蟲樣本較往年更早檢出西尼羅河病毒。 公共衛生監測在本季較常見的檢測時間之前,就在當地蚊子樣本中發現病毒跡象。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 卡爾加里房仲正協調搜索空屋,協助尋找失蹤的 11 歲兒童 Parker。 經紀人正檢查警方列為特別關注的街區內櫥櫃、工具間與車庫,包括 Travis Street 和 Thomas Street N.E.,並與調查人員保持定期聯繫。

  2. 卡爾加里民謠藝術節在炎熱且煙霧瀰漫的條件下開幕。 主辦方與參與者在多日活動中持續進行,同時加拿大環境部發布高溫警告並指出野火煙霧已降低地區空氣品質。

🌦️ 氣象與道路

  1. Thorhild 與 Westlock 郡因持續的夏季豪雨宣告農業災害狀態。 Thorhild 在 7 月 17 日以創紀錄的六月降雨與激烈的七月風暴為由宣布災害;Westlock 也在 7 月 12 日以田地飽和為由作出同樣宣告。

  2. 阿爾伯塔南部與東中部大部分地區發布高溫警告。 加拿大環境部在本週針對區域升溫發布警示,促使地方衛生與服務單位發出相關通知。

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