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卡尔加里要闻 · 周四:高温警报、男童死亡与警员涉枪事件

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 卡尔加里(Calgary)凶杀组调查罗斯卡罗克致命刺杀案。 警方周晚11点前在西南38街1400街区发现一名被刺伤男子;他被送医后死亡,警方拘留了两名与遇害者相识的人员并讯问。警方请目击者拨打403-266-1234或联系匿名举报热线提供线索。

  2. 阿尔伯塔严重事件应对与调查小组(ASIRT)调查布赖德伍德警员涉枪事件。 卡尔加里警察在凌晨约1点接报布里德尔梅多斯庄园(Bridlemeadows Manor)1000街区有滋扰;约两小时后,一名警员开枪,嫌疑人被送医,情況危殆。无警员受伤;当局按常规通知ASIRT。

  3. 致命摩托车碰撞案中,检方健康问题致判刑延迟。 40岁、来自斯莱夫莱克(Slave Lake)的迈克尔·莫里斯·库钦(Michael Maurice Koochin)就2024年8月31日造成劳伦特·伊萨多尔(Laurent Isadore, 38岁)与泰勒·杜博斯基(Tyler Duboski, 33岁)死亡的事故,对两项致死危险驾驶及六项致伤危险驾驶认罪;原定周四的宣判已被押后,待另行安排。

  4. 利斯布里奇(Lethbridge)缉毒行动中查获大量武器。 执法人员在北7大道2000街区执行搜查令后,缴获两打多支枪械、近200把刀具及利器、约20,000加元等值毒品及13,649加元现金;两人被捕,面临包括为贩运目的持有及枪械犯罪在内的指控。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. “要水不要煤”运动(Water Not Coal)求司法审查,指选举局驳回请愿书不当。 组织称选举局错误地作废约35,000个签名,并表示请愿书有逾200,000名支持者,而《公民倡议法案》(Citizen Initiative Act)要求约178,000个经核实签名才能推进禁止新煤矿的议案;申请已向国王法庭(Court of King’s Bench)请求审查该决定。

  2. 韦塔斯基温(Wetaskiwin)市长控告市政府,要求恢复市政大厅出入权。 市长乔·布兰科(Joe Branco)自1月起因涉机密人事问题被禁止进入市政厅,他提起诉讼,要求解除限制并恢复市长职权。布兰科表示自1月中旬起一直以线上方式出席议会会议,并公开抗议禁令。

💼 经济与商业

  1. TC能源(TC Energy)上调2035年天然气需求预期至每日510亿立方英尺,关注管道响应。 总部位于卡尔加里(Calgary)的TC能源现在预测2025至2035年间需求增长为每日510亿立方英尺(较2024年底预测的每日400亿立方英尺上调),并称近70%的增长集中在美国中部、艾伯塔(Alberta)及墨西哥,且艾伯塔省内输送能力受到数据中心开发商高度关注。

  2. 康福(Canfor)称福克斯克里克(Fox Creek)锯木厂永久关闭“令人心碎”。 康福确认永久关闭雇佣逾74人的福克斯克里克锯木厂,理由包括地区原料枯竭(受病虫害防治调整及野火损害影响)、市场疲软及美国惩罚性关税。

🏥 健康

  1. 卡尔加里与麦迪辛哈特(Medicine Hat)发布黄色高温警报,周末最高气温中旬三十度。 加拿大环境与气候变化部预报卡尔加里周五低30度、周六中30度,夜间低温约17°C(常年约10°C),麦迪辛哈特周六可达38°C。官员建议推迟高强度户外工作并留意中暑症状。

  2. 自闭症组织在卡尔加里男童被发现死亡后敦促改进警报与急救响应系统。 全国自闭症网络(National Autism Network)呼吁在紧急警报与第一响应者处置上做出调整。警方周三在鹿足大道下的涵洞发现11岁男童帕克(Parker)的遗体;帕克患自闭症、无法言语,于7月16日从北区一日托走失。

  3. 莱考克公园(Laycock Park)替11岁帕克设临时纪念地。 在帕克遗体被寻回后,数百名卡尔加里市民在莱考克公园的人行桥上摆放鲜花、蜡烛与留言;检察长医学调查办公室确认身份后,警方表示不认为此案具有刑事性质。

📰 另有报道

  • 官员在阿省—美加边境查获以卫生纸申报的380公斤毒品。
  • 班夫国家公园一周内第二名徒步者坠落身亡。
  • 西捷航空(WestJet)空乘工会发出72小时罢工通知。
  • 卡努莫尔(Canmore)附近公路(卡纳纳斯基斯地区)计划在八月中旬前后重开,因落石关闭。
  • 在阿尔伯塔继续工作超过65岁可能提高雇主医护福利成本,影响年长雇员。
  • 领取残疾补助的阿尔伯塔居民八月份将收到错误金额。
  • 议会批准下一步措施,拟建市级说客登记册。
  • 警方调查卡尔加里西南部一宗可疑死亡事件。
  • 卡尼(Carney)表示他“不认为”在对美贸易谈判中以能源作筹码有价值。

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