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卡爾加里要聞 · 週一:11歲帕克失蹤、切斯特米爾湖漏油、私人自費核磁共振

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 卡爾加里警方向外縮小尋人地面搜尋範圍,11歲男童帕克失蹤。 警察局長卡蒂·麥克雷倫表示,搜索隊在帕克最後出現地點及鼻山公園的地面搜尋已完成,團隊在12天內步行超過8,600公里;帕克最後被目擊時間為7月16日上午11:08至11:41之間,調查人員將繼續評估新線索與資訊。
  2. 切斯特米爾湖流入管線關閉,約1,200公升漏油追溯至商業儲油槽。 亞伯達省表示,東南卡爾加里一個儲油槽故障後約1,200公升油品流入西部引水運河;已動用抽吸車處理,設施營運商負擔清理費用,湖水水位已回復正常。

🏈 體育

  1. 奧斯汀·馬克單場接球173碼、兩次達陣,艾德蒙頓埃爾克斯(Edmonton Elks)以36比34勝出。 馬克4次接球獲得173碼,包括一次57碼與一次81碼達陣,幫助艾德蒙頓戰績升至6勝1負,西區較薩斯喀徹溫多出四分。
  2. 洛倫佐·莫爾丁四世結束職業生涯退休狀態,與卑詩獅子(B.C. Lions)簽約。 莫爾丁上季為卡爾加里猛牛(Calgary Stampeders)效力,2022年以17次擒殺領先聯盟;他在渥太華(Ottawa)出賽67場,累計150次擒抱與32次擒殺後加盟獅隊。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 亞伯達將允許民眾自費接受診斷檢查,從本週五起生效。 省長丹妮爾·史密斯宣布,根據今年春季通過的法案,亞伯達居民本週五起可直接支付核磁共振與超聲波檢查費用;醫療提供者可自行決定是否提供該服務,並可對檢查項目做調整。
  2. 冷湖小鎮咖啡館因舉辦分離主義者徵簽活動流失顧客,最終關門。 店主約翰·尤瓦內克表示,Beantrees在主辦「留在自由亞伯達」活動後約流失15%營收;選舉管理機構核實近223,000份徵簽,店主於六月下旬關閉咖啡館。

📰 也刊登於今日

  • 聯邦與亞伯達政府投資5,200萬元於卡爾加里奧林匹克滑冰館升級。
  • 道明報告預測西海岸管線將為國內生產總值帶來「顯著」提振。
  • 三波豪雨淹沒埃德蒙頓道路,公共運輸停擺。
  • 沃特頓湖國家公園展開搜尋,尋找失蹤81歲健行者。
  • 亞伯達小鎮考慮加入新省級警察編制。
  • 卡爾加里市議會就增加選區預算建議出現分歧。
  • 調查顯示每十位急診醫師中有一位正離開加拿大急診部門。
  • 亞伯達急診報告指出蹦床意外導致顱骨骨折與骨折個案增加。
  • 新研究繪製出玉璜器物分布圖,揭示落基山脈地區原住民貿易路線。

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