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卡尔加里周二要闻:轻轨枪击、楼市下滑与森科盈利

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 曼尼托巴省 RCMP 与私人潜水队在纳尔逊河搜寻可能溺亡的60岁艾伯塔男子。 搜救在凯尔西发电站(Kelsey Generating Station)附近展开。詹姆斯·雷德蒙德(James Redmond)周一清晨最后一次被见到,他的装备在上游约200米处被发现;警方认为他在该处进入河中,目前仍在调查。
  2. 西捷航空罢工延误后,埃德蒙顿一对夫妇因无法使用的美国联程而滞留。 伊莱恩和蒂莫西·查莱里(Elaine and Timothy Charlery)被拒绝重新预订经亚特兰大的航班,原因是蒂莫西持有圣卢西亚护照,过境美国需申请访客签证;因航空公司因罢工取消航班,这对夫妇失去了原定回埃德蒙顿的航班,并等待13小时才见到地勤人员。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 卡尔加里总部的森科能源(Suncor)第二季度盈利好于预期,受益于更强的原油与炼油利润。 截至6月30日的第二季度,经调整经营收益为每股3.23加元,高于分析师一致预期的每股3.07加元;炼油原油通过量从442,300桶/日升至创纪录的470,600桶/日,炼厂利用率上升至92%。
  2. 卡尔加里联排与公寓7月销量大幅下滑,而半独立屋销量上升。 卡尔加里房地产局(CREB)报告,联排/排屋销量从2025年7月的371套降22.9%至286套,公寓销量从509套降19.8%至408套,半独立屋销量上升5.88%,7月基准价为691,000加元。
  3. 价格较低的澳洲牛肉出现在艾伯塔货架上,有时比本地牛肉便宜很多。 达尔豪斯大学(Dalhousie)实验室主任西尔万·沙勒布瓦(Sylvain Charlebois)表示,加拿大部分地区7月绞肉价格上涨18%,艾伯塔购物者报告进口与国产肉类每公斤价差超过40加元。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 埃德蒙顿音乐节应对创纪录降雨,搬运沙袋并雇用气象专家。 组织者称,埃德蒙顿民谣音乐节将运入约200吨沙子。今年夏季该市降雨约580毫米,超过1953年创下的417毫米纪录,其他音乐节也因风暴和大风调整了日程。
  2. 卡尔加里 Pazzer’s 酒吧二十多年传承萨斯喀彻温省传统。 Pazzer’s 酒吧以“骑手国度”(Rider Nation)聚会及菜单上的韦伯恩鸡翅(Weyburn wings)和里贾纳排骨(Regina ribs)闻名,反映出与萨省移民相关的乌克兰影响菜式,酒吧市场经理史蒂芬·燕(Stephen Yan)如是说。
  3. 四分卫查德·凯利与线卫卡梅隆·贾奇在阿尔戈主场对阵牛仔战前可出场。 多伦多阿尔戈航海者(Toronto Argonauts)在轮空周后列出查德·凯利和卡梅隆·贾奇为全面参与者,备战8月6日对阵卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)的比赛;踢球手利里姆·哈吉鲁拉胡和弃踢手约翰·哈格蒂因腘绳肌伤仍无法出战。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 维多利亚公园/牛仔集会轻轨站发生枪击后,卡尔加里男子被控。 警方在周六晚约8点发生枪击后逮捕一名25岁卡尔加里男子;两名伤者被送医,一度有一人情况危殆,随后两人均转为稳定。被告面临七项指控,目前被拘押,周三将出庭。
  2. 北艾伯塔一所门诺派学校学生被带有机工带的皮带抽打后,一名女子被起诉。 福特维米里恩(Fort Vermilion)RCMP表示,5月20日的一起投诉导致6月的搜查,警方查获一条机工皮带和文件,显示该“皮带”曾在拉克雷特(La Crete)附近三所私立门诺派学校使用;警方指出涉事教育者并非有资质教师,并称该行为已构成刑事犯罪。

📰 还在今日

  • 冷湖第四航空联队(4 Wing Cold Lake)换防:准将马克·希基(BGen Mark Hickey)于7月22日将指挥权移交给上校蒂姆·伍兹(Col. Tim Woods)。
  • 大型石油公司合计第一季度利润为22亿美元,六家欧洲公司同比增长40%。
  • 联邦通知设定9月18日为就将艾伯塔支持的西海岸管线指定为国家利益项目征求意见的截止日。

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