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埃德蒙顿周一要闻 · 暴雨洪水、私付MRI与麋鹿逆转取胜

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 三波周一暴风雨淹没街道并关闭埃德蒙顿南中部的一处主要河谷立交。 加拿大环境部追踪到首波风暴在下午1点袭来;洪水导致 Connors/Scona/98 Avenue 立交关闭,并淹没贝尔格雷维亚(Belgravia)、阿尔伯塔大学(University of Alberta)附近区域和 The Alces 的街道;一棵倒下的树还砸到靠近斯特拉特恩(Strathearn)的一段东南谷线轻轨轨道,迫使交通停运。
  2. 上游油泄导致约1,200升泄漏后,切斯特米尔湖(Chestermere Lake)进水一度被临时切断。 艾伯塔省官员称,一处储油罐故障向西部头渠(Western Headworks Canal)释放约1,200升机油和液压油;卡尔加里消防局出动真空车参与清理,设施运营方将承担清理费用。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔省将从周五起允许患者自付检测费用,例如核磁共振(MRI),相关省级立法将生效。 省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)宣布,患者可在服务点直接付费以绕过医生转诊,若检测结果确诊为癌症可获报销;服务提供者可选择是否提供或调整私付检测,提议自九月起开放私付手术。
  2. 联邦政府与艾伯塔省各出资2,600万,加拿大共5,200万用于卡尔加里奥林匹克椭圆馆(Olympic Oval)的升级改造。 该近40年的场馆位于卡尔加里大学(University of Calgary)校园,长期承担全国速滑训练并为加拿大带来40枚奥运奖牌。
  3. 卡尔加里警方在开展12天地面搜寻后,正缩减对一名11岁男孩帕克(Parker)的实地搜索。 警察局长凯蒂·麦克伦(Katie McLellan)表示,对其最后已知活动区和诺斯希尔公园(Nose Hill Park)包含水域的搜寻已完成,搜索团队累计步行超过8,600公里;调查仍在进行,警方会评估后续线索。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 埃德蒙顿麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)外接球员奥斯汀·马克(Austin Mack)在对阵萨斯喀彻温(Saskatchewan)的比赛中斩获173码并攻入两次达阵,球队以36-34取胜。 马克接获四次传球共173码,包括57码和81码的达阵,埃德蒙顿战绩升至6胜1负,以四分优势领跑西区;文森特·布兰查德(Vincent Blanchard)在终场哨响瞬间踢进57码制胜球。
  2. 新研究通过对玉石成分分析绘制出落基山脉间的玉斧贸易路线。 该研究追踪史前原住民玉石器物在落基山脉间的流通,提供了关于交流网络和器物来源的新证据。

📰 还有今天

  • 道明银行预测西岸管道将显著拉动国内生产总值增长,未具名报告预计省内经济受益。
  • 艾伯塔省一小镇考虑加入新省级警队,该镇缺乏维持自有警务的资源。
  • 部分埃德蒙顿市民对将绿地自然化的计划表达担忧,居民对市府提案提出异议。
  • 加拿大选手艾莉·布莱克(Ellie Black)和乔什·连多(Josh Liendo)在英联邦运动会上夺金,国家队斩获领奖台席位。
  • 有案例显示与公寓一起出售的储物柜可能违法,业主被提醒注意相关规定。
  • 一项调查显示十分之一急诊科医生正离开加拿大急诊室,全国医疗人力问题引发关注。
  • 艾伯塔省急诊报告蹦床伤致颅骨骨折病例,医院记录多起严重儿童创伤。
  • 冷湖(Cold Lake)一咖啡馆老板称分离主义相关活动导致收入下降15%,Beantrees 在请愿风波后关闭。

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