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卡加利週二要聞 · CTrain槍擊、房市下滑與森科獲利

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 曼尼托巴男子疑於納爾遜河(Nelson River)溺斃,當局搜尋中。 曼尼托巴皇家騎警與一家民間潛水公司在凱爾西發電站(Kelsey Generating Station)附近搜尋60歲的詹姆斯·雷德蒙德(James Redmond),他最後一次被目擊是在週一清晨,其裝備在上游約200公尺處被發現;警方認為他是在該處下水,目前持續調查。
  2. 西捷航空(WestJet)罷工後,埃德蒙頓夫妻在美國轉機遭拒而延誤返程。 伊蓮與蒂莫西·查勒里(Elaine and Timothy Charlery)因西捷因罷工改訂經亞特蘭大(Atlanta)的航班時被攔下,原因是蒂莫西持聖露西亞(St. Lucia)護照,需持有美國訪客簽證才能過境;夫妻原定返程被罷工相關取消打亂,等候13小時才見到櫃檯人員。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 森科(Suncor)第二季獲利超預期,受惠原油與煉油利差走強。 總部在卡加利的森科公布截至6月30日止第二季調整後營運每股盈餘為加元3.23,超出分析師預期的加元3.07;煉廠處理量由每日442,300桶增至創紀錄的470,600桶,煉廠利用率升至92%。
  2. 卡加利7月排屋與公寓銷量大跌,半獨立屋銷量則上升。 卡加利房地產委員會(CREB)報告顯示,排屋/聯排屋銷量年減22.9%,由371件降至286件;公寓銷量下降19.8%,由509件降至408件;半獨立屋銷量上升5.88%,7月基準價格為加元$691,000。
  3. 較低價的澳洲牛肉出現在亞伯達貨架,有時比本地牛肉便宜許多。 達爾豪斯大學(Dalhousie University)實驗室主管西維安·夏爾博瓦(Sylvain Charlebois)說,加拿大部分地區7月絞肉價格上漲18%,亞伯達消費者回報進口與本地牛肉每公斤價差超過加元$40。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 埃德蒙頓(Edmonton)音樂節面對破紀錄降雨,靠搬沙與聘氣象專家應變。 主辦單位表示,埃德蒙頓民謠音樂節(Edmonton Folk Music Festival)將搬入約200公噸沙子,今夏全市降雨量約580毫米,已超越1953年的417毫米紀錄,其他音樂節也因風暴與強風調整場次。
  2. 卡加利的派澤酒吧(Pazzer’s Pub)開業逾20年,延續薩斯喀徹溫(Saskatchewan)飲食傳統。 派澤酒吧以吸引騎士粉絲(Rider Nation)聚會與菜單上的韋本(Weyburn)雞翅、雷吉納(Regina)肋排聞名,反映烏克蘭移民影響的菜色,酒吧行銷經理史蒂芬·顏(Stephen Yan)說。
  3. 四分衛查德·凱利與線衛卡梅隆·胡哲準備上陣,多倫多阿爾戈斯(Toronto Argonauts)主場迎戰卡爾加里印第安人(Calgary Stampeders)週四。 阿爾戈斯在休兵週後列出查德·凱利(Chad Kelly)與卡梅隆·胡哲(Cameron Judge)為完全參與者,備戰8月6日比賽;踢球員利里姆·哈伊魯拉胡(Lirim Hajrullahu)與踢界球員約翰·哈格蒂(John Haggerty)因腿筋傷勢仍在缺陣。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 卡加利男子涉案,在維多利亞公園/市集(Victoria Park/Stampede)CTrain月台發生槍擊後遭控。 警方在週六晚約8時逮捕一名25歲卡加利男子;兩名受害者送醫,其中一人一度被列為生命危及,後來兩人病況均升為穩定。被告面臨七項指控,羈押中,將於週三出庭。
  2. 北亞伯達一所門諾教會(Mennonite)學校學生遭機械式皮帶毆打,涉案婦女被起訴。 福特維米利恩(Fort Vermilion)皇家騎警表示,5月20日的檢舉導致6月搜查,發現一條機械皮帶與文件顯示該「皮帶」曾在拉克雷特(La Crete)地區三所私立門諾學校使用;警方指出相關教育人員非認可教師,稱此行為構成刑事罪行。

📰 其他要聞

  • 冷湖第四聯隊(4 Wing Cold Lake)易帥:旅少將馬克·希基(BGen Mark Hickey)於7月22日將指揮權交予上校提姆·伍茲(Col. Tim Woods)。
  • 大型石油公司上季合計獲利達美金220億,六家歐洲公司年增40%。
  • 聯邦公告將9月18日訂為就亞伯達支持的西海岸管線是否列為國家利益專案徵求意見的截止日。

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