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埃德蒙頓週四要聞 · 文化節回歸、管線需求上調與判刑押後

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 造成兩名重機騎士死亡的半掛司機判刑案週四押後。 40歲的麥可·莫里斯·庫欽(Michael Maurice Koochin),住在史雷夫湖(Slave Lake),承認兩項危險駕駛致死與六項危險駕駛致傷罪名。事發於2024年8月31日,他駕駛1995年出廠的GMC牽引式拖車在靠近海高草原(High Prairie)路段越過中心線;因為檢察官突發醫療問題,判刑程序被押後,目前尚未訂定新日期。
  2. 亞省執法反應小組(Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team)在烈治文市毒品調查中查扣逾兩打槍械與近200把刀具。 該小組從北七大道2000號街區一處住宅查獲約加元20,000的毒品、加元13,649現金和20箱走私菸草;兩人被逮捕,面臨販運及多項槍械罪名指控。
  3. 卡加利謀殺組調查一名男子今晨遭刺殺致死案。 警方在晚上11點前於西南第38街1400街區發現一名遭刺傷的男子;兩人遭帶走拘留,警方表示嫌犯與被害人彼此相識。
  4. 阿省嚴重事件調查組(ASIRT)介入調查布賴德伍德(Bridlewood)清晨警察開槍案。 卡加利警員於凌晨約1時趕赴布賴德梅多莊園(Bridlemeadows Manor)1000街區處理一起涉及持械男子的騷動;大約兩小時後一名警員在衝突中開槍,嫌犯送醫時情況危急。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 特西能源(TC Energy)將北美天然氣需求展望調升至2035年每日51億立方英尺,理由為資料中心成長。 執行長弗朗索瓦·普瓦里耶(François Poirier)表示,近七成成長集中在美國中部、亞伯達與墨西哥;公司指出,三月在大埃德蒙頓地區提出的管線運量已被資料中心開發商全數認購。
  2. 卡恩福(Canfor)表示福克斯溪鋸木廠因原料短缺與市場疲弱永久關閉。 公司指責區域原料耗盡、亞伯達松毛蟲防治策略結束及美國關稅影響,並指出福克斯溪鋸木廠停工前雇用超過74名員工。
  3. 文化遺產節將重返霍瑞勒克公園(Hawrelak Park),預計今夏長週末吸引約30萬名訪客。 埃德蒙頓文化遺產節在停辦三年後回歸,活動在霍瑞勒克公園設置65個展館,超過60個國家參與;主辦單位表示,該活動對埃德蒙頓食物銀行募款有重大貢獻。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 威塔斯基文(Wetaskiwin)市長喬·布蘭科(Joe Branco)控告市府,要求恢復市政廳出入權。 布蘭科表示,市議員在一月以人事保密事由禁止他進入市政廳並限制使用市府設施;他已改採視訊出席會議,並在被禁入後提出訴訟。
  2. 柯布·倫德(Corb Lund)倡議的「水,不是煤」請願組織對選舉亞伯達(Elections Alberta)決定申請司法覆核。 請願人表示約35,000份簽名遭拒,該行動需約178,000份經驗證簽名才能促使政府審議或舉行公投,因此已向亞伯達高等法院(Court of King’s Bench)申請檢視驗證程序。

📰 其他要聞

  • 卡加利與梅迪辛哈特(Medicine Hat)發布高溫警告,梅迪辛哈特氣溫將達攝氏38度。
  • 卡加利臨時追思地點擴大,遺體確認為11歲帕克(Parker)。
  • 專家再提醒:勿駕車穿越淹水路段,重申安全指引。
  • 西捷(WestJet)空服員工會收到72小時罷工通知。
  • 坎莫爾—卡納納斯基斯公路目標在八月中旬恢復通行,因落石關閉。
  • 提案變更可能使亞省65歲以上員工的雇主健康福利成本上升。
  • 外洩報告指出洛伊德明斯特(Lloydminster)醫療服務「難以應付」,新民主黨(NDP)作此表示。
  • 埃德蒙頓犯罪嚴重性指數降至五年低點,警局資料顯示。
  • 部分領取傷殘補助的亞省民眾在八月將收到錯誤金額。
  • 本週第二名登山客於班夫國家公園一座山峰墜落身亡。
  • 卡尼(Carney)表示他看不到在美國貿易談判中以能源作為籌碼的價值。

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