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埃德蒙頓要聞 · 希望使命庇護所、青少年命案與填充住宅影響

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 16歲少女 Jazmin Dhesi 在 Hairsine 公寓外遭槍擊身亡;已有人被捕。 Dhesi 在清晨近7時於埃德蒙頓東北部 Park Hill 公寓外遭槍擊,當場死亡。警方週二宣布在兇殺案中逮捕一名青少年。鄰居表示事發時 Dhesi 正在該社區探訪朋友;因被告為未成年人,警方未透露更多細節。
  2. 卡爾加里男子因對性交易工作者下藥並施暴定罪,正在進行量刑聽證。 62歲理查德·曼薩(Richard Mantha)在2023年4月被捕,並於2024年1月開庭審理;朱迪思·施瑞亞法官(Judith Shriar)於4月認定他六項罪名成立,包括性侵與明知施用有害物質,涉案期間為2020年9月至2023年3月。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 議員凱倫·普林西佩(Karen Principe)要求市政人員報告填充住宅對附近房價的影響。 普林西佩的動議請市府在人口密度分區於2024年放寬、允許由六戶到16戶建築後,研究多戶數填充住宅的影響。一項由埃德蒙頓社區聯合(Edmonton Neighbourhoods United)資助的研究發現,距多戶數填充住宅50公尺內的房屋平均成交價約低7.4%——在分析樣本中約每筆少了34,000元。
  2. 卡爾加里商會警告:美方關稅談判逼近午夜最後期限,亞伯達企業憂心。 卡爾加里商會政策副總裁盧希·伊斯麥爾-特加(Ruhee Ismail-Teja)表示,當談判代表考慮可能的50%美國關稅時,亞伯達企業「非常擔憂」,並警告結果將在18個月不確定之後,決定企業是向美國擴張還是優先經營加拿大國內市場。
  3. 希望使命(Hope Mission)申請重劃,將二手商店/倉庫改建為120床永久性埃德蒙頓收容所。 在靠近 Argyll Road 與第75街的地點重劃公開聽證上,希望使命資深主任蒂姆·帕斯馬(Tim Pasma)表示,去年冬季該機構到訪人數增加23%,並希望將服務去中心化;出席聽證的鄰近商家反對該地點,理由是靠近賭場、酒類與大麻商店。
  4. Wetaskiwin 市長喬·布蘭科(Joe Branco)在法院核准的臨時協議後獲准復職,但須重修培訓課程。 法院命令解除布蘭科不得出席市議會的禁令,條件為他同意重修尊重職場培訓並避免與申訴人接觸;布蘭科在市府報告中承認多項指控,他的律師計劃提出司法覆核,首場聽證希望於2027年秋季舉行。

🏈 體育

  1. 埃德蒙頓球員 J.J.羅斯(J.J. Ross)在第11週表現獲選加拿大足球聯盟最佳球員。 羅斯本場比賽抓下兩次抄截並包含一次85碼回攻達陣,另有四次防守擒抱,幫助埃德蒙頓以42比12擊敗多倫多,這是他首場兩抄截與首個職業達陣;隊友科迪·法哈多(Cody Fajardo,301碼傳球、一次達陣)與不列顛哥倫比亞球員贊德·霍瓦斯(Zander Horvath)也分別獲選第11週週度獎項。
  2. 泰森·菲爾波特(Tyson Philpot)在聯盟半季領跑,98次被傳球瞄準、74次接球、共1,154碼。 26歲的菲爾波特本季投射可達148次接球、2,308碼,將改寫加拿大單季接球次數紀錄(116次)與單季接球碼數紀錄(1,662碼),並超越艾倫·皮茨(Allen Pitts)保持的生涯單季碼數紀錄2,036碼;菲爾波特在八場比賽達到1,000碼,為加拿大球員最快紀錄。

📰 其他要聞

  • 加拿大與美國談判代表預計在午夜關稅最後期限前再次會面。
  • 天空電訊科學館(Telus World of Science)宣布延後重新開放至明年。
  • 埃德蒙頓提出防治荷蘭榆樹病日益惡化的計畫。
  • 美國業者警告:50%關稅可能迫使他們放棄加拿大供應商。
  • 亞伯達圖書館員憂心在1月1日截止前無法遵守新限制。
  • 亞伯達偏鄉移民試點為省級管控辯論提供經驗。
  • 亞省大學試驗顯示散步可助創傷後壓力症候群復原。
  • 卡尼稱美方最後一刻關稅談判「微妙且激烈」。
  • 亞伯達公用事業委員會拒絕 Olds 資料中心計畫中的發電廠申請。
  • 省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)宣布卡爾加里-肖選區補選。
  • 第六條約(Treaty 6)酋長要求在亞伯達錯過紀念活動後獲得尊重。
  • 關於埃德蒙頓馬拉松路線準確性的爭議涉及菁英與業餘選手。
  • 聯邦衛生部長關切亞伯達採行雙軌醫療從業模式。

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