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埃德蒙顿周三要闻 · 风暴清理2,000万–3,000万加元,边境缴获380公斤毒品,塞诺瓦斯日产破100万桶

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🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 市政府估算雷暴清理费用为2,000万–3,000万加元。 市政经理埃迪·罗巴尔表示,该账单不包括最近周六和周一的风暴损失,部分将由财政稳定储备承担;卡尔加里已派出12名城市林业人员、10名交通维护队员和后勤垃圾清理人员支援埃德蒙顿清理倒伏的树木和树枝。
  2. 夏季风暴让节庆筹办方紧张不安,大谷乡村音乐周(Big Valley Jamboree)7月30日—8月2日开幕。 BVJ数字经理梅根·贝努瓦表示,压轴表演者老自治(Old Dominion)、赖利·格林(Riley Green)和基思·厄本(Keith Urban)将亮相卡姆罗斯(Camrose),主办方在过去发生舞台倒塌(2009年)和厄本2024年取消演出后,已启用现场气象学家24小时待命。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 埃德蒙顿整体犯罪率在2025年上升3.2%,但犯罪严重指数下降6.5%。 埃德蒙顿警署分析督察布莱斯·吉本表示,非暴力犯罪严重度较2024年下降11%,暴力犯罪严重度上升3.2%,尽管暴力事件总数下降2.5%,但抢劫和对执法人员的侵犯有所增加。
  2. 加拿大边境服务署在库茨(Coutts)于7月2日截获380公斤疑似甲基苯丙胺与可卡因。 官员在一辆申报为卫生纸的卡车中发现装在搬家箱里的300公斤疑似甲基苯丙胺和80公斤疑似可卡因,司机被逮捕并移交皇家骑警联邦警务西北区处理。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔省与渥太华签署基建协议,解锁逾5.10亿加元用于供水与污水项目。 总理马克·卡尼与省长丹妮尔·史密斯宣布,未来八年市镇可申请超过5.10亿加元的联邦资金,艾伯塔省将至少承担三分之一,并在符合条件的项目上提供最多4.28亿加元。
  2. 艾伯塔新增两只贻贝侦测犬,每只训练费用约15万加元。 新犬“简”(Jane)和“温妮”(Winnie)在美国接受训练,能识别斑马贻贝、塔台贻贝和金色贻贝,加入现有犬只海洛(Hilo),将在12个省界检查站检查船只;未通过检查可处以高达4,200加元罚款。
  3. 塞诺瓦斯(Cenovus)预计7月月均产量将超过每日100万桶。 首席执行官乔恩·麦肯齐表示,7月平均产量将突破每日一百万桶,上游全年指引上调至97万–101万桶/日,克里斯蒂娜湖(Christina Lake)在并购MEG后7月产量预计约40万桶/日。
  4. 斯托勒里急诊室报告,每天约有五到六名儿童因“蚊子综合征”就诊,创纪录降雨所致。 安德鲁·迪克森医生表示,至今埃德蒙顿今夏降雨量已达580毫米,已超过1953年全季417毫米的记录;市政科学家迈克·詹金斯报告,蚊虫数量较去年同期高出约15倍。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 被认为是11岁帕克的儿童遗体在卡尔加里北部被发现,警方证实。
  • 通过水务项目加速艾伯塔住房建设的协议签署,宣布逾5.10亿加元联邦资金。
  • 艾伯塔防入侵贻贝犬队再添两犬,每只训练费约15万加元。
  • “麋鹿军团”(Elks)在主客两回合中以36-34取胜后力争横扫骑手(Riders),埃德蒙顿战绩升至6胜1负。
  • 布伦特原油价格突破每桶90美元,因中东战事再起,西德州中质油(WTI)逾每桶84美元。
  • 研究:81%的美国学步儿食品被归类为高度加工食品,分析2,783种产品。
  • 多伦多男子在跨国儿童剥削调查中面临68项指控,57岁梅廷·乌古尔被起诉。
  • 卡尼未表态能源是否将成为贸易谈判筹码,50%对美关税将于8月19日生效。
  • 卡尔加里在争夺“汽水圣地”称号上接近温尼伯,温尼伯月均汽水销量为188,833杯。
  • 联邦-省级基建协议在雷德迪尔宣布时提及艾伯塔人口增长60万。
  • 高河(High River)北部发生谋杀案调查,一人被拘留,重大犯罪单位在场。
  • 新的艾伯塔—加拿大协议旨在加速住房开发,引用联邦资助计划。
  • 美国食品药品监督管理局在学步儿食品报道中被提及,正考虑前置包装标签指南。
  • 警方扩大卡尔加里失踪男童的搜寻范围,新线索被报告。
  • 支持团结的志愿者分发标语牌以鼓舞士气,志愿者受访。
  • 雷德迪尔市长呼吁省级电动滑板车统一规则。
  • 专栏:艾伯塔友善社区的“蜘蛛侠”人物侧写。
  • 刘易斯农场康体中心目标2028年秋季完工。
  • 孟采洛普洛斯案中围绕特权记录的法庭争论仍在进行。
  • 埃德蒙顿在接连风暴后请求卡尔加里林业队支援。
  • 艾伯塔日托运营者二级谋杀审判押后至11月。
  • 卡尔加里搜救人员找到与失踪男童衣物相符的证据,公众线索促成发现。
  • 埃德蒙顿美食节(Taste of Edmonton)受两晚天气影响。
  • 市政队伍正争分夺秒清理数千起风暴相关报修,优先处理倒树和树枝。
  • 公共安全部长加里·阿南达桑加里(Gary Anandasangaree)赞扬边境服务署与皇家骑警的配合。

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