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埃德蒙顿要闻 · 缓行超大运输、Rankin数据走低与皇家骑警新制服

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 重达1.65百万英镑的工业设备将放慢埃德蒙顿至Fort Saskatchewan间的交通。 去乙烷装置车队长度96.6米,高10.5米,宽7.7米,挂车轮数达448个,将于8月12日晚上11点从Dacro开始夜间移动,8月14日凌晨2点继续,行驶速度可能慢至30公里/小时;艾伯塔省建议司机拨打511查询最新路况。

  2. 市区公园遛狗后疑似阿片类中毒,犬只接受兽医救治。 市动物管理与兽医人员在一只狗在市中心遛弯后出现中毒症状后赶到,动物在埃德蒙顿接受急诊兽医治疗;警方和动物服务部门正在调查事件经过。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 来自马斯克瓦西斯(Maskwacis)的两名男子在路易斯·布尔原住民社区(Louis Bull First Nation)涉嫌白天持枪威胁后被控。 皇家骑警(RCMP)称,一名23岁和一名17岁青年于8月6日带枪进入一处住所,并威胁要向一名儿童开枪,两人随后在附近被发现,面临包括为危险用途持有武器在内的指控;23岁嫌疑人被还押,两人将于九月初在Wetaskiwin省级法院出庭。

  2. 艾伯塔皇家骑警将于8月15日起改穿藏青色衬衫,配合全国统一制服更换。 艾伯塔各分局自8月15日起开始用藏青色前线衬衫替换灰色衬衫,此项变更自去年十月已在全国推进;皇家骑警提醒有冒充警员的情况,过渡期间警员仍可能穿旧衬衫,并敦促居民要求出示警察证件或拨打当地非紧急电话核实。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔省征集方案以扩大由在线博彩收入资助的赌博成瘾服务。 省政府寻求补充Recovery Alberta提供的21天住院治疗和热线的项目;受监管的在线博彩收入中有1%指定用于社会责任计划,政府对运营商收入抽取20%;启动时近二十家私人体育博彩和赌场已上线。

  2. 艾伯塔省托儿所警告因省级资金缺口面临关闭与运营压力。 早期教育倡导者称,资金不足正在影响全省学前项目运作,项目方寻求政府增加支持,并警告可能削减补贴名额和影响员工留任,波及社区服务。

🏈 体育

  1. 埃德蒙顿埃尔克斯(Edmonton Elks)的Justin Rankin冲球数据下滑主要由于触球次数减少,而非状态下滑。 本赛季Rankin在101次冲球中得到651码并跑进7次达阵,但他四次达100码的比赛都是触球10次以上;球队的进攻战术以及四分卫Cody Fajardo的传球发挥(7月23日曾有一次510码的表现)与Rankin机会减少相关联。

  2. 卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)主场迎战不列颠哥伦比亚狮子(B.C. Lions),双方都在争取西区主动权。 牛仔战绩4胜5负,将于周四在麦克马洪体育场(McMahon Stadium)迎战战绩3胜5负的狮子;卡尔加里主帅兼总经理戴夫·迪克森(Dave Dickenson)强调需要更多主场胜利,狮子队四分卫Nathan Rourke已复出,上场比赛投出370码并有两次达阵。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 艾伯塔南瓜种植者称Somerset农场7月降雨33厘米导致收成推迟。 位于Parkland County的Somerset农场表示,其80英亩的自采南瓜园种有67个品种,通常产出约25,000个果实,但因积水与杂草压力产期滞后约一个月;业主Kate de Windt警告霜冻风险及因销售损失带来的经济压力。

  2. 艾伯塔农业研究人员在田间试验新可持续与增收技术。 研究人员在省内农场开展田间试验,检验旨在提高可持续性与产量的种植措施,本季实验聚焦土壤管理与投入效率,覆盖多个试验地块。

📰 还在关注

  • 消息称加拿大与美国仍在就关税谈判;渥太华对美方提议不满。
  • 加拿大曲棍球协会对2018年青年队的四名球员停赛决定维持。
  • 面向加拿大的8月12日部分日食可见性地图已发布。
  • 埃德蒙顿离奇剧节(Fringe)深夜节目被视为吸引观众的亮点。
  • 部分艾伯塔国际学生被拒发毕业后工作签证,学生发声。
  • Fort Chipewyan天主教社群在四年大火后仍在寻找新的聚会场所。
  • 卡尔加里火焰队(Calgary Flames)签下QR Calgary 770AM为期五年的广播权。
  • CUSMA分解模型警告将造成数十万就业和数万亿损失。
  • Cold Lake原住民社区开启首家女性庇护所,领导人说法。
  • 一名男子计划发起针对艾伯塔数据中心的抗议,政府安排市政厅会议。

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