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埃德蒙頓週日要聞:兇殺案偵查、卑詩野火與原住民酋長要求暫停輸油管

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 皇家加拿大騎警(Royal Canadian Mounted Police)在阿薩巴斯卡(Athabasca)地區發現一名12歲埃德蒙頓(Edmonton)男童遺骸後,正調查為兇殺案。 騎警已確認此案為兇殺,遺骸於阿薩巴斯卡地區被發現;調查仍在進行中。
  2. 卑詩省(British Columbia)在8月9日面對超過100起野火,已宣布進入緊急狀態。 卑詩省政府宣布緊急狀態,逾100處野火燃燒,其中一處火勢迫使溫哥華(Vancouver)東側近2.5萬人撤離。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 自去年秋季開辦以來,Ruth’s Pantry每週服務逾100個埃德蒙頓家庭。 位於埃德蒙頓東北部的食物庫由SOAR Community Empowerment營運,登記家庭可每週如同購物般取得所需;主任Craig Henkelman表示,目標是用購物體驗維持尊嚴。
  2. 埃德蒙頓的AC/DC(AC/DC)樂迷正準備參加「High Voltage Rock 'N' Roll」活動。 報導指出當地樂迷將為紀念AC/DC音樂與傳承舉辦慶祝活動。
  3. 成人夏令營本季提供成年人短期休憩選項。 系列報導指出,本季有針對成人的夏令營,讓參與者享受週末小旅行的休閒體驗。
  4. 科學家尋求民眾協助記錄你附近河川的生物。 外展活動邀請居民協助記錄當地河川的水生物種,作為持續的生態調查一部分。
  5. 拉康布(Lacombe)唯一電影院預計下月關閉。 該鎮最後一家戲院將於下月停止營運,當地將不再有院線放映。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卑詩省原住民酋長聯盟(Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs)由大酋長史都華·菲利普(Stewart Phillip)領導,呼籲渥太華與亞伯達(Alberta)暫停西岸輸油管道推進。 聯盟致信總理馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)與省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith),要求暫緩,並以近期野火為由;卑詩省省長戴維·伊比(David Eby)收到副本。
  2. 保守黨領袖朴利耶夫(Poilievre)致信馬克·卡尼,要求在貿易與關稅談判中改變立場。 朴利耶夫的信函敦促不要在對美談判中再作讓步。

📰 今日還有

  • 卑詩省原住民酋長呼籲暫停西岸輸油管道,致函卡尼與史密斯。
  • 卑詩省8月9日野火最新情況,超過100起火情通報。
  • 卡加利(Calgary)一處水上遊樂場在通報三例大腸桿菌病例後關閉。
  • 拉康布電影院下月關閉,該鎮將失去唯一影院。
  • 成人夏令營本季舉辦,提供多種休憩選項。
  • 科學家邀民眾記錄河川生物,社區科學計畫持續進行。
  • 朴利耶夫要求卡尼停止向美方讓步,涉及貿易與關稅事項。
  • 卑詩原住民酋長發表反對輸油管道推進的公開信,由大酋長史都華·菲利普簽署。
  • 埃德蒙頓AC/DC樂迷備戰High Voltage慶典,預期有地方聚會。

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