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希望使命收容所、青少年被杀案与填充住宅影响研究 · 埃德蒙顿周二

21 篇文章 1 周前 156

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 16岁贾兹敏·德西(Jazmin Dhesi)在海尔辛(Hairsine)公寓外被枪杀;已拘捕一名青少年。 德西在上午7点前不久于埃德蒙顿东北部帕克希尔公寓(Park Hill Condominiums)外被枪击,当场死亡。埃德蒙顿警方周二宣布,在这起凶杀案中拘捕了一名青少年。邻居称德西当时在小区探访朋友,警方没有透露更多细节,理由是被告属于青少年。
  2. 卡尔加里男子被判药物迷奸并袭击性交易工作者,正在进行量刑听证。 62岁的理查德·曼萨(Richard Mantha)在2023年4月被捕,审判于2024年1月开庭;朱迪思·施里亚尔法官(Justice Judith Shriar)在4月认定他在2020年9月至2023年3月间犯下六项罪名,包括性侵和明知投放有害物质,现正进入量刑程序。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 议员卡伦·普林西佩(Karen Principe)要求市府报告填充住宅对邻近房价的影响。 普林西佩的动议要求市府研究在2024年分区附例变更后、多户型填充住宅的影响。该变更允许从六户楼到16户楼建设。埃德蒙顿邻里联合(Edmonton Neighbourhoods United)资助的一项研究发现,距离多户型填充住宅50米范围内的住宅平均售价约低7.4%,在分析样本中大约每宗减少34,000加元。
  2. 卡尔加里商会警告:美国关税谈判逼近午夜最后期限,艾伯塔企业忧心。 卡尔加里商会政策副总裁鲁希·伊斯梅尔-特贾(Ruhee Ismail-Teja)表示,艾伯塔公司“非常担忧”,因谈判代表在考虑可能高达50%的美国关税。她警告,谈判结果将在18个月贸易不确定性后“确定”企业是向美国扩张还是优先加拿大国内市场。
  3. 希望使命(Hope Mission)寻求改划土地,将旧货店/仓库改建为120床永久性埃德蒙顿收容所。 在位于阿盖尔路与第75街附近地块的改区公开听证会上,希望使命高级主管蒂姆·帕斯马(Tim Pasma)表示,该机构去年冬季到访人数增长23%,希望将服务去中心化。出席听证的邻近商家反对该地点,理由包括靠近赌场、酒类与大麻商店。
  4. 韦塔斯基温市长乔·布兰科(Joe Branco)经法庭临时协议获准回归,但须重修培训。 法院命令解除布兰科不得出席市议会的禁令,条件是他同意重修尊重职场培训并避免与投诉人接触。布兰科在市政府报告中承认多项指控,他的律师计划提请司法审查,首场听证希望在2027年秋季进行。

🏈 体育

  1. 埃德蒙顿的J.J.罗斯(J.J. Ross)凭两次抢断并达阵的表现被评为第11周赛最佳球员。 罗斯录得两次拦截,其中一次回攻85码达阵,并完成四次防守擒抱,帮助埃德蒙顿以42比12战胜多伦多。这是他首次在一场比赛中多次拦截并取得职业生涯首个达阵;队友科迪·法加多(Cody Fajardo,传球301码、1次达阵)和不列颠哥伦比亚的赞德·霍瓦斯(Zander Horvath)也获得第11周周奖。
  2. 泰森·菲尔波特(Tyson Philpot)在赛季半程以98次被瞄准、74次接球和1,154码领跑 CFL。 26岁的菲尔波特按此速度预计赛季可达148次接球和2,308码——这将打破加拿大单赛季接球纪录(116次)与接球码数纪录(1,662码),并超越阿伦·皮茨(Allen Pitts)保持的全部赛季码数纪录2,036码;菲尔波特在八场比赛就达成1,000接球码,是加拿大球员中最快的。

📰 还在关注

  • 加拿大与美国谈判代表预计在午夜关税最后期限前再次会面。
  • 泰勒斯世界科学中心(Telus World of Science)推迟重开至明年。
  • 埃德蒙顿公布应对荷兰榆树病日益严重的计划。
  • 美国企业主警告:50%关税可能迫使他们停止使用加拿大供应商。
  • 艾伯塔图书馆员对在1月1日截止前遵守新限制感到焦虑。
  • 艾伯塔农村移民试点为省级管控争论提供借鉴。
  • 阿尔伯塔大学试验显示散步有助于创伤后应激障碍恢复。
  • 卡尔尼称最后时刻的美国关税谈判“微妙且紧张”。
  • 艾伯塔公用事业委员会否决了为奥尔兹数据中心规划的发电厂。
  • 省长丹妮尔·史密斯宣布卡尔加里-肖补选。
  • 第六条约(Treaty 6)首席要求在艾伯塔错过周年活动后获尊重。
  • 有关埃德蒙顿马拉松路线准确性的争议牵涉精英与业余选手。
  • 联邦卫生部长对艾伯塔采用双重执业医疗模式表示担忧。

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