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卡爾加里要聞 · 週三:尋獲帕克遺體、塞諾瓦斯產量破百萬桶、研究設立遊說者名冊

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 疑為失蹤11歲男童帕克的遺體在 Deerfoot Trail 東側水溝管發現。 卡爾加里警察局長凱蒂·麥克萊倫(Katie McLellan)表示,一名民眾通報發現與帕克最後穿著相符的衣物後,搜救人員在 Deerfoot Trail 東側一段小型管道內找到遺體;卡爾加里消防局使用專用裝備將遺體打撈出來。

  2. 一名20多歲女子在卡納納斯基斯 Mount Shark 跌倒後死亡。 康默(Canmore)皇家騎警(RCMP)週二下午約4時接到協助公園管理局(Parks Canada)的通報,稱在噴霧谷省立公園(Spray Valley Provincial Park)Mount Shark 附近一條環形步道出現跌倒事故,該名健行者後來被確認死亡,皇家騎警週三表示。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 加拿大邊境服務署截獲 380 公斤疑似甲基苯丙胺與可卡因,地點為 Coutts 邊境通關點。 加拿大邊境服務署(CBSA)人員查獲藏於卡車搬運箱內的約 300 公斤疑似甲基苯丙胺與 80 公斤疑似可卡因;該車輛於7月2日自加州跨境,駕駛遭逮捕並移送皇家加拿大騎警西北地區聯邦警務(RCMP Federal Policing Northwest Region)。

  2. 亞伯達皇家騎警重大犯罪科調查 High River 北方疑似家庭兇殺案;一人被拘留。 皇家騎警表示,員警到場處理位於 112 東街靠近 2 號公路的私人住宅後,相關指控正在研議中;調查人員表示對大眾沒有危險,重大犯罪小組仍在現場。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 塞諾瓦斯(Cenovus)預估7月平均產量將超過每日一百萬桶。 執行長喬恩·麥肯齊(Jon McKenzie)表示,併購麥格能源(MEG Energy)後,7月平均產量將突破每日一百萬桶,其中僅克里斯蒂娜湖(Christina Lake)7月平均約為每日40萬桶。

  2. 卡爾加里每店 7-11 冰沙銷量強勁,逐步縮小與溫尼伯在「冰沙之都」稱號的差距。 7-Eleven 加拿大(7-Eleven Canada)代表馬克·古德曼(Marc Goodman)表示,卡爾加里店均斯樂比(Slurpee)消費上升,正在拉近與溫尼伯的差距;溫尼伯全市平均每月約售出 188,833 杯斯樂比。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卡爾加里市議會以 13 比 2 通過研究設立市級遊說者登記冊的提案。 由市長傑羅米·法卡斯(Jeromy Farkas)與議員哈里森·克拉克(Harrison Clark)、納撒尼爾·施密特(Nathaniel Schmidt)和邁克·艾特金森(Myke Atkinson)共同提案,指示市府審查最佳作法、範疇與成本,為在先前市議會活動遭皇家騎警調查公開後,評估成立登記冊的可行性。

  2. 亞伯達省與加拿大簽署超過510百萬加元的水務及污水處理資金協議,支援住屋工程。 總理馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)與省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)宣布,聯邦在八年內提供超過510百萬加元,亞伯達將提供至少三分之一的合格專案成本,省級出資上限為 4.28 億加元。

🌦️ 氣象與路況

  1. 埃德蒙頓估計夏季風暴造成的損失為 2,000 萬至 3,000 萬加元;卡爾加里派出 25 支隊伍支援清理。 埃德蒙頓市政總管埃迪·羅巴(Eddie Robar)表示,預估費用在 2,000 萬至 3,000 萬加元之間(不含最新風暴),卡爾加里派出 12 名城市林務人員、10 名路面機動小組成員、1 名工頭及 3 名廢棄物處理人員協助。

  2. 埃德蒙頓地區夏季活動受暴風雨威脅,主辦單位保持警戒。 大谷地鄉村音樂節(Big Valley Jamboree)將於7月30日至8月2日在卡姆羅斯(Camrose)舉行,主打演出包括 Old Dominion、Riley Green 與 Keith Urban;主辦方表示過去風暴曾造成中斷(含2009年造成一人死亡的舞台倒塌),目前與現場氣象專家協調應變。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 兩隻受訓的檢蚌犬加入亞伯達省警犬隊,單隻成本約為 150,000 加元。 新犬「珍」(Jane)與「溫妮」(Winnie)在美國受訓,將與「希洛」(Hilo)一同在省內 12 個邊界檢查站檢查船隻;未提交船隻接受檢查可處以最高 4,200 加元罰款。

  2. 支持團結的志工發放標語牌,作為提升士氣的基層行動。 報導描述志工在社區分發支持團結的標語牌,受訪參與者形容這是「我該在的地方」,主辦者在各地社區協調發放。

📰 其他要聞

  • 加拿大統計局:近期資料顯示卡爾加里罪案嚴重性指數下降但總犯罪件數上升。
  • 卡爾加里兩度定罪的詐欺犯斯科特·布魯克斯(Scott Brooks)在新判決中被判 10 年監禁。
  • 西捷航空逐步縮減營運引發勞資不確定;隨著談判期限將至,是否罷工仍未定。
  • 在可能出現新證據後,警方擴大搜尋失蹤卡爾加里男童的範圍。
  • 紅鹿市市長呼籲全省統一電動滑板車規範,因本地接連發生事故。
  • 法院就 Mentzelopoulos 訴訟中關於特權文件的爭議進行聽證,地位有爭議。
  • 馬克·卡尼拒絕表示加拿大能源是否可作為對美貿易籌碼。
  • 菜鳥球員凱頓·索爾特(Kaidon Salter)將於週四為 不列顛哥倫比亞獅隊(B.C. Lions)先發;獅隊目前戰績 1 勝 5 敗。
  • 布倫特原油每桶超過 90 美元;西德州中級油(WTI)每桶逾 84 美元,因中東再起衝突。
  • 一項研究分析 2,783 種美國幼童食品,結果顯示 81% 被歸類為超級加工食品。
  • 多倫多一名男子在跨國兒童剝削調查中面臨 68 項指控,警方表示。
  • 官員確認,埃德蒙頓市接受卡爾加里林業隊伍協助清理風暴倒伏的樹木殘骸。

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