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卡尔加里要闻 · 特鲁斯停机、桑丹斯湖蓝藻警报与警员盗窃案

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 联邦省级协议为艾伯塔住房基础设施释放约5.1亿加元。 渥太华通过加拿大住房基础设施基金承诺5.1亿加元,埃德蒙顿市将承担约三分之一的合格项目费用,从而撬动约4.28亿加元的省级资金;奥科托克斯市长坦雅·索恩表示,该市3.3万人口将寻求补偿一笔5,000万加元的补充供水管道债务。
  2. 阿尔伯塔选举局否认在10月19日公投前取消选民登记的说法。 首席选举官戈登·麦克卢尔表示,Voterlink无法删除选民登记,先前投票且没有搬家的选民很可能仍在登记名册上;选举局还确认Voterlink不会直接访问选民名单系统。
  3. 卡尔加里警员承认盗窃逾2万加元家得宝商品。 法庭记录显示,一名卡尔加里(Calgary)警员对涉案的家得宝商品盗窃超过2万加元表示认罪,该警员将面临纪律处分和相关法律后果。
  4. 阿尔伯塔卫生服务(Alberta Health Services)在桑丹斯湖发现蓝藻毒素并发出警报。 当局确认在桑丹斯湖检测到蓝绿藻毒素,并警告皮肤刺激、发热和恶心等症状通常在1到3小时内出现;卡尔加里大学(University of Calgary)科学家马克·斯特劳斯指出,夏季更暖更长会增加藻华发生频率。

🚑 突发与事故

  1. 特鲁斯(Telus)多日停机导致约1,600名卡尔加里用户断网。 特鲁斯表示,2026年铜线被盗案翻倍,本月约1,600名卡尔加里用户受影响,奥格登、金斯兰和鲍内斯等地因电缆被切断及连带光纤损坏出现停机;用户自8月3日报告停机,维修进度缓慢。
  2. 救援人员从鲍河中救起一名皮卡司机。 紧急救援队从鲍河救起一名皮卡司机,并将其送往医院,紧急服务报告如是称。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 卡尔加里12名参与抗议的国际学生在身份核查后被转介至加拿大边境服务局。 报道称,12名在卡尔加里抗议的国际学生在身份核查后被转介至加拿大边境服务局(Canada Border Services Agency)。
  2. 卑诗雄狮(B.C. Lions)在麦克马洪体育场以30-26击败卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders);牛仔队被伤病困扰。 这场胜利让雄狮战绩升至4胜5负,牛仔为4胜6负;比赛第四节牛仔队多名首发受伤或下场,其中维农·亚当斯二世和德德里克·米尔斯疑似头部受伤。

📰 还有今天

  • 《加拿大冰球之夜:旁遮普语版》停播,结束18年。
  • 艾伯塔将新学校旗帜限制推迟到今年晚些时候实施。
  • 对艾伯塔青少年过量事件的调查呼吁尽快引入紧急非自愿治疗。
  • 法院批准450万加元的西捷航空和解,涉及空勤人员骚扰集体诉讼。
  • 雷德迪尔骑警缴获逾1公斤芬太尼和1.5万加元现金;一名被告仍在逃。
  • 特雷弗·哈里斯,40岁,本赛季CFL仍表现出色,累计2,655码与19次达阵。
  • 艾伯塔将研究供水能否支撑人口与经济增长。
  • 普雷斯顿·曼宁将共同主持一次线上论坛,讨论公投前对渥太华的不满。
  • 私人诊所格里福斯暂停在加拿大的所有血浆采集。
  • 本地一名57岁男子实现30年梦想,开始卖热狗。
  • 西捷航空就一起性骚扰诉讼达成和解(公司声明)。
  • 加拿大环境部对艾伯塔东部部分地区发布龙卷风观察通知。
  • 牛仔节主办方称一名男子未能及时兑奖,错过12.5万加元50/50彩票。

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