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埃德蒙顿周日要闻 · 他杀调查、卑诗山火与原住民要求暂停管道推进

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 皇家加拿大骑警(RCMP)在亚萨巴斯卡地区发现一名12岁埃德蒙顿男童遗骸后,展开他杀调查。 皇家加拿大骑警已将此案认定为他杀,称遗骸在亚萨巴斯卡地区被发现;调查仍在进行中。
  2. 卑诗省在8月9日应对逾100处山火,当局宣布紧急状态。 卑诗省政府在超过100处山火燃烧、且一处火情导致温哥华以东近2.5万人撤离后,宣布进入紧急状态。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 自去年秋季启动以来,鲁思食物库每周为埃德蒙顿100多户家庭提供服务。 该位于埃德蒙顿东北部的食物库由SOAR社区赋权组织运营,登记家庭可每周来“购物”;负责人克雷格·亨克尔曼表示,目的是通过类似购物的体验维护尊严。
  2. 埃德蒙顿的AC/DC(AC/DC)乐迷正为“High Voltage Rock ’N’ Roll”活动做准备。 本地报道聚焦支持者筹备以AC/DC音乐与遗产为主题的庆祝活动。
  3. 成人夏令营本季为成年人提供短期静修。 系列报道指出,本季有多场面向成年人的夏令营,参与者可享周末短途休养体验。
  4. 科学家向公众征集帮助,记录你附近河流的生命。 外联活动呼吁居民参与记录当地河流的水生物种,作为持续生态调查的一部分。
  5. 拉科姆镇唯一一家电影院将于下月关闭。 拉科姆(Lacombe)镇内最后的影院将在下月停业,镇内院线放映将告一段落。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 卑诗省原住民酋长要求渥太华与艾伯塔暂停西海岸管道推进。 由大酋长斯图尔特·菲利普(Stewart Phillip)领导的不列颠哥伦比亚省印第安酋长联盟(Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs)向总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)和艾伯塔省省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)致信,要求暂停,并援引近期山火为由;卑诗省长大卫·埃比(David Eby)亦收到抄本。
  2. 保守党领袖皮埃尔·波利耶夫致信马克·卡尼,敦促在贸易与关税问题上改变立场。 波利耶夫在信中呼吁不要在与美国的贸易与关税谈判中做出更多让步。

📰 另有报道

  • 卑诗省原住民酋长呼吁暂停西海岸管道,致信卡尼与史密斯。
  • 卑诗省8月9日山火更新,报告逾100处火情。
  • 卡尔加里一处戏水池在报告三例大肠杆菌病例后关闭。
  • 拉科姆影院下月关闭,小镇将失去唯一影院。
  • 成人夏令营本季运行,提供多种静修选择。
  • 科学家请公众记录河流生物,社区科学项目在进行中。
  • 波利耶夫呼吁卡尼别再向美国让步,涉及贸易与关税。
  • 卑诗原住民酋长发表反对推进管道的公开信,由大酋长斯图尔特·菲利普签署。
  • 埃德蒙顿AC/DC粉丝为High Voltage活动做准备,本地将举行相关聚会。

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