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卡尔加里周一要闻:11岁帕克失踪、切斯特米尔湖泄油与自费核磁新政

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 卡尔加里警方缩减对11岁男孩帕克失踪案的地面搜寻。 警长凯蒂·麦克莱兰表示,针对帕克最后出现的区域和诺斯希尔公园的地面搜索已经结束。过去12天搜查队累计步行超过8,600公里;调查人员将继续评估新线索与信息。帕克最后一次被目击是在7月16日介于上午11:08至11:41之间。
  2. 切斯特米尔湖流入渠在追查到1200升油品泄漏源为商业储存后被封闭。 艾伯塔省表示,东南卡尔加里一储油罐故障后约有1200升油品进入西部引水运渠;已动用真空清洁车,设施运营方承担清理费用,泄漏后湖水水位已恢复正常。

🏈 体育

  1. 奥斯汀·马克贡献173接球码与两次达阵,埃德蒙顿埃尔克斯(Elks)以36-34取胜。 马克四次接球达173码,包括一记57码和一记81码达阵,帮助埃德蒙顿战绩升至6胜1负,在西区领先萨斯喀彻温四分。
  2. 洛伦佐·莫尔丁四世结束CFL退役重返赛场,与不列颠哥伦比亚狮队(B.C. Lions)签约。 莫尔丁上季为卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)效力,曾在2022赛季以17次擒杀领跑CFL。他在渥太华出战67场,记录150次擒截与32次擒杀后与狮队签约。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 艾伯塔省将允许从周五起自费支付诊断性检查。 省长丹妮尔·史密斯宣布,自本周五起,根据今春通过的立法,艾伯塔居民可以自行付费进行核磁共振和超声检查;服务提供者可自行决定是否提供该项服务,并可对检查内容做出调整。
  2. 冷湖市一家咖啡馆因举办分离主义请愿活动失去顾客后关门。 店主约翰·尤瓦内克表示,Beantrees在承办Stay Free Alberta活动后损失约15%的收入;艾伯塔选举管理部门核实了近223,000份请愿签名,店主于六月底关闭咖啡馆。

📰 还有这些要闻

  • 联邦和艾伯塔省政府向卡尔加里奥林匹克曲棍球场升级投资5,200万加元。
  • 道明银行报告预测西海岸管道将为国内生产总值带来“有意义”的提振。
  • 三波强降雨淹没埃德蒙顿道路并中断公共交通。
  • 沃特顿湖国家公园展开对一名81岁失踪徒步者的搜寻。
  • 艾伯塔一小镇考虑加入新省级警力。
  • 卡尔加里市议会就增加选区预算的建议出现分歧。
  • 一项调查显示,十分之一急诊科医生正在离开加拿大急诊系统。
  • 艾伯塔省急诊报告蹦床伤导致颅骨骨折与骨折病例。
  • 新研究绘制出玉石琮状器物及原住民贸易路线穿越落基山脉的分布图。

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