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愛民頓要聞 · 週二:工地坍方、民謠節運砂與管線列為國家利益

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 愛民頓住戶稱暴雨導致庭院滑落至鄰地填土開挖坑洞。 位於格倫伍德的克萊爾與丈夫表示,7月18日風暴後,他們的擋土牆與景觀挪移到該八戶集合住宅的開挖坑內;開挖自7月17日開始,開發商直到隔日才開始支撐作業。鄰居警告風暴後坑內積約兩英尺水,且工地現易於進入,引發安全疑慮。
  2. 曼尼托巴展開搜尋,尋找疑似在納爾遜河溺斃的60歲亞伯達男子。 湯普森鄉村皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)與一家民間潛水公司在凱爾西發電站附近搜尋詹姆斯·雷德蒙(James Redmond),他最後一次被目擊是在週一清晨於凱爾西;警員在上游約200公尺處找到他的裝備,調查持續進行中。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 聯邦政府推動將亞伯達支持的西岸管線指定為國家利益案。 加拿大於8月1日在加拿大公報刊登公告,並訂出9月18日為意見截止日;提案人名單將亞伯達省政府與跨山管線(Trans Mountain)及彭比納(Pembina)列為共同提案者,彭比納持有10%股權並有再購10%選擇權。政府間事務部長多明尼克·勒布朗(Dominic LeBlanc)將在原住民諮詢進行期間,與亞伯達及卑詩省協調。
  2. 冷湖第四聯隊換帥,上校蒂姆·伍茲接替准將馬克·希基。 7月22日的典禮標誌希基晉升准將並派往夏威夷;具有超過4,500飛行時數的伍茲到任,將為第四聯隊(4 Wing Cold Lake)及加拿大軍營冷湖(CFB Cold Lake)準備F‑35戰機接替。官員提到,希基指揮期間完成的基地工程包括受僱家屬醫療診所與托兒所擴建。
  3. 皇家加拿大騎警指控一名女子,涉在北阿省門諾派學校以機械式皮帶毆打學生。 佛特弗米利恩皇家加拿大騎警在5月20日接獲家長通報孩子有瘀傷後展開調查;警員在拉克雷特地區學校發現機械皮帶與相關文件,並表示該體罰條款出現在學校簽署的章程內。騎警指出,涉案教育者非註冊教師,體罰將以刑事方式處理。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 價格較低的澳洲牛肉出現在亞伯達商店,部分切塊每公斤比國產便宜逾40加元。 達爾豪斯農食分析實驗室(Dalhousie Agri‑Food Analytics Lab)主任席維安·夏爾堡瓦(Sylvain Charlebois)表示,部分地區七月碎牛肉價格上漲約18%,而較低的運費讓大洋洲肉品對亞伯達生產者具競爭力。南亞伯達消費者受訪表示,當澳洲牛肉價格不到國產的一半時,他們會改買澳洲貨。
  2. 森科(Suncor)公布第二季每股調整後盈餘為每股3.23加元,優於預期的每股3.07加元。 這家總部位於卡加利的公司記錄煉油廠處理量為每日470,600桶,創第二季新高;煉廠利用率自87%升至92%;上游總產量從808,100桶降至760,900桶,部分原因為計畫中的火袋油田(Firebag)例行檢修。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 愛民頓民謠音樂節(Edmonton Folk Music Festival)因創紀錄多雨運入約200公噸沙子。 節目協調員特里·威克漢(Terry Wickham)說,自6月以來場地降雨超過兩英尺;加拿大環境部報告今夏至今降雨達580毫米,打破1953年417毫米的紀錄。主辦單位也計畫抽水排除積水,因為夏季暴雨已迫使包括愛民頓遺產節(Edmonton Heritage Festival)在內的活動提前結束。
  2. 亞伯達籍太空人準備前往國際太空站執行任務。 報導指出,一名來自亞伯達的太空人正在訓練,並排定參與即將到來的國際太空站任務;在地區層面標示出該名太空人的亞伯達出身與任務分配,突顯該省在加拿大太空計畫的參與。

📰 Also Today

  • 卡加利男子涉在維多利亞公園/斯坦皮德CTrain站發生兩人中槍案被控,嫌犯面臨七項指控。
  • 歐洲與中東石油公司合計第一季獲利達220億美元,衝高原因包括伊朗衝突與油價上漲。
  • 加拿大安全情報局(CSIS)警告亞伯達公投可能成為外國干預目標,並以函件告知新民主黨(NDP)。
  • 提議新「社區連接道」以改善蓋爾湖(Gull Lake)附近自行車通行,位於亞伯達中部。
  • 報告檢視都市溪流綜合症是否為愛民頓淹水加劇因素,探討成因。
  • 藥劑師準備在今秋再次為高風險亞伯達人免費施打COVID疫苗,該計畫將重新啟動。
  • 若亞伯達獨立,其對美國的石油出口大多仍將透過其他省分管線運輸,分析顯示。
  • 薩斯卡通博覽會刪除馬鈴薯甜甜圈(spudnuts)但這項小吃的傳承仍在延續,特寫博覽食品史。
  • 風暴持續擾亂愛民頓地區各項節慶,多場活動關閉或延遲。

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