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卡尔加里周三要闻 · Parker 遗体被发现、塞诺瓦斯产量料破百万桶/日与市议会研究说客登记

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 据信为失踪11岁男童 Parker 的遗体在 Deerfoot Trail 东侧的涵洞被发现。 卡尔加里警察局局长凯蒂·麦克莱伦(Katie McLellan)表示,搜救人员在 Deerfoot Trail(Deerfoot Trail)东侧的一段小管道内发现了遗体;一名市民报告发现与 Parker 最后同穿衣物相符的衣物后触发了搜寻。卡尔加里消防局使用专用设备将遗体打捞上来。

  2. 一名20多岁女子在卡纳纳斯基斯的 Mount Shark 滑倒后死亡。 卡莫尔皇家骑警(Royal Canadian Mounted Police,以下简称皇家骑警)周二下午约4点接到公园管理处求助,称有徒步者在喷泉谷省立公园(Spray Valley Provincial Park)靠近 Mount Shark(Mount Shark)的一条环线步道上坠落,随后证实死亡,皇家骑警周三通报。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 加拿大边境服务局在 Coutts 边境口岸截获约380公斤疑似甲基苯丙胺和可卡因。 加拿大边境服务局(Canada Border Services Agency)官员表示,警方在7月2日一辆从加利福尼亚过境的卡车运箱中发现了300公斤疑似甲基苯丙胺和80公斤疑似可卡因;司机被逮捕并移交给皇家骑警联邦警务西北区。

  2. 艾伯塔皇家骑警重大刑事组调查 High River 以北疑似家庭凶杀案,一人被拘留。 皇家骑警称,警方在靠近2号高速公路的112街东一处物业出警后,相关指控仍在等待决定;调查人员表示公众无需担心,重大刑事组成员正留在现场调查。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 塞诺瓦斯(Cenovus)预测7月月均产量将超过100万桶/日。 首席执行官乔恩·麦肯齐(Jon McKenzie)表示,完成收购 MEG 能源(MEG Energy)后,7月平均产量将超过每日100万桶,其中克里斯蒂娜湖(Christina Lake)7月预计平均约40万桶/日。

  2. 7-Eleven 加拿大称卡尔加里在人均单店“Slurpee”销量上缩小与温尼伯的差距。 7-Eleven 加拿大(7-Eleven Canada)负责人马克·古德曼(Marc Goodman)表示,卡尔加里每店 Slurpee 消费量上升,正在缩小与温尼伯的差距;温尼伯全市月均约售出188,833 杯 Slurpee。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 卡尔加里市议会以13票对2票通过研究设立市级说客登记处的动议。 该动议由市长杰罗米·法卡斯(Jeromy Farkas)和议员哈里森·克拉克(Harrison Clark)、内森尼尔·施密特(Nathaniel Schmidt)及迈克·阿特金森(Myke Atkinson)共同提案,指示行政部门在皇家骑警对过往市议会活动调查曝光后,审查登记处的最佳实践、范围与费用。

  2. 艾伯塔省与联邦签署超过5.1亿加元协议,为住房项目供水与污水处理提供资金。 总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)与省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)宣布,联邦将在八年内提供超过5.1亿加元资金,艾伯塔省将承担至少三分之一合资格项目成本,并提供最高约4.28亿加元的省级资金。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 埃德蒙顿估计夏季风暴造成的损失在2,000万–3,000万加元;卡尔加里派25支队伍支援。 埃德蒙顿市务经理埃迪·罗巴尔(Eddie Robar)表示,预计费用在2,000万到3,000万加元之间(不含最近几次风暴),卡尔加里已派出12名城市林业人员、10名交通机动队员、1名工头和3名垃圾清理人员前往支援。

  2. 埃德蒙顿地区夏季活动受风暴影响,节庆组织者保持警惕。 大谷乡村音乐节(Big Valley Jamboree)将于7月30日至8月2日在卡姆罗斯(Camrose)举行,主打歌手包括 Old Dominion(Old Dominion)、Riley Green(Riley Green)和 Keith Urban(Keith Urban);组织者表示,过去的风暴干扰(包括2009年舞台倒塌导致的死亡)促使他们与现场气象学家合作应对风险。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 两只受训的贻贝嗅探犬以约15万加元一只加入艾伯塔省缉防犬队。 新犬只简(Jane)与温妮(Winnie)在美国受训,将与嗅探犬希洛(Hilo)一起在省内12个边检站检查船只;未按要求提交船只接受检查的罚款可达4,200加元。

  2. 支持统一的志愿者在社区分发标语牌,作为提升士气的草根行动。 报道描写志愿者分发支持统一的标语牌,并引用参与者称这是“我需要去的地方”,组织者在当地社区协调活动。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 统计局:卡尔加里罪案严重指数下降但总案发数上升,最新数据显示。
  • 两次被定罪的卡尔加里欺诈犯斯科特·布鲁克斯(Scott Brooks)在新案裁决中被判10年监禁。
  • WestJet(WestJet)清算进程引发劳资不确定性;随着最后期限临近,罢工并非板上钉钉。
  • 在出现潜在新线索后,警方扩大对失踪卡尔加里男童的搜寻范围。
  • 雷德迪尔(Red Deer)市长敦促制定全省电动滑板车规则,因本地多起事故。
  • 法院就 Mentzelopoulos 案件中受特权保护的记录之争举行听证,案件地位存争议。
  • 马克·卡尼拒绝表示加拿大能源是否可作为对美贸易筹码。
  • 新秀凯登·萨尔特(Kaidon Salter)将于周四代表不列颠哥伦比亚狮队(B.C. Lions)首发;狮队战绩1胜5负。
  • 布伦特原油价格突破每桶90美元后,因中东再起冲突;西得州中质油价在每桶84美元以上。
  • 研究:在对2,783种婴幼儿食品的分析中,81%被归为高度加工食品。
  • 多伦多一名男子面临68项指控,涉多国儿童剥削调查,警方称。
  • 官员确认埃德蒙顿市接受卡尔加里林业队清理风暴倒下的树木残骸。

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