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埃德蒙頓要聞 · ALERT查獲700萬藥物、 市中心可疑死亡、密爾伍茲電動滑板車試點

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 阿爾伯塔執法應變小組(Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team)查獲超過 700 萬加元藥物與 100 萬加元現金。 該小組宣布,在埃德蒙頓、卡爾加里、聖阿爾伯特與斯特根縣執行搜索後,查獲價值超過 700 萬加元的藥物、100 萬加元現金、17 支槍枝與 8 輛車;調查人員表示,這筆現金是 ALERT 20 年來規模最大的現金押收,調查自 2025 年 11 月啟動,目前仍在進行中。

  2. 埃德蒙頓警察局(Edmonton Police Service)調查市中心一名 48 歲男子可疑死亡。 警方於週三約下午 12 時 59 分回應位於 112 Avenue 與 82 Street 的報案現場,發現一名受重傷的 48 歲男子,送醫後宣告死亡;埃德蒙頓警察局已派遣專責小組介入,屍檢排定於週四進行。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 亞伯達省長與部長公開抨擊埃德蒙頓警察局有關仇恨通報的社群貼文。 省長及一名內閣部長對埃德蒙頓警察局在社群媒體上就仇恨通報發表的貼文提出批評,兩位省級領導人的評論點名該貼文為公開譴責的導火線。

  2. 診所與檢驗技術員質疑亞伯達省新自我轉介健康檢測做法。 醫療診所與實驗室技術員對省府針對某些健康檢測採行的新自我轉介(self-referral)做法提出疑慮;爭論焦點在於照護提供者對於政策變動的營運面問題。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 市府在密爾伍茲(Mill Woods)推出電動滑板車安全試驗計畫。 埃德蒙頓市展開由市府管理的共享電動滑板車安全試點,測試相關規則與安全措施。

  2. 斯特拉斯科納郡(Strathcona County)擬推「減速護蛇」措施保護草蛇。 斯特拉斯科納郡表示,計畫在一段鄉間道路引入減少路死率的緩解措施,以避免草蛇(garter snake)死亡。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 專家:賭博廣告目前在亞伯達氾濫。 報導發現賭博相關廣告在亞伯達廣泛出現,專家就其對省內可能造成的影響提出看法。

  2. 西捷(WestJet)客艙服務員工會公布罷工後達成的備忘協議細節。 西捷客艙服務員工會公布在近期客艙員罷工行動後達成的暫定協議內容。

📰 今日還有

  • 加拿大告知聯合國已採取強力行動以打擊對錫克教活動人士的威脅。
  • 加拿大與美國高階貿易官員在華盛頓會面,面對 50% 關稅威脅。
  • 機密的加拿大邊境服務局(CBSA)報告點名在加國活動的印度比什諾伊幫派(Bishnoi gang)要員。
  • 分析:加拿大的維和遺產正在褪色。
  • 分析:氣候變遷使西北地區與安大略近期野火的發生機率增加一倍。
  • 漁業與海洋部(DFO)發現關鍵魚類棲地遭破壞;調查中止且核發伐木許可。
  • 一名埃德蒙頓女子列於反對工作場所螢幕監控的加拿大勞工行列中。
  • 阿伯塔一鎮出現大型白人至上主義者集會,居民感到不安。
  • 阿伯塔獨立團體完成分離藍圖,尋求專家審查。
  • 更新後的風暴與龍捲風警報系統最早可望於週二上路。
  • 亞伯達開始整修通往麥克默里堡的關鍵公路鋪面工程。
  • 卡尼表示在美國關稅威脅下,「所有戰略部門」都在討論範圍內。

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