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卡爾加里要聞 · 關稅截止、性侵量刑與卡爾加里‑肖補選

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 兩歲癌童的緊急醫療用品清晨遭竊。 國家山(Country Hills)丹尼爾斯一家表示,週六凌晨約三時發生入室行竊,賊人用車庫遙控器進入,偷走一張未兌現的支票、一件卡爾加里烈焰球衣(Calgary Flames)以及為年僅兩歲、去年被診斷為第四期高風險神經母細胞瘤的女兒奧羅拉準備的緊急套件,內含針筒、肝素和導管塞頭。
  2. 卡爾加里動物園:短暫走出圍欄的灰熊「無公眾安全風險」。 動物園表示一頭灰熊離開其展區,但工作人員週二確認已將動物控制並在現場處理,未造成傷人或需疏散公眾。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 省長丹妮爾·史密斯宣布卡爾加里‑肖補選日期。 省政府在席位出缺後於週二訂出補選日,根據亞伯達選舉規定展開地方選戰與正式公告程序。
  2. 聯邦衛生部長質疑亞伯達醫師雙軌執業政策。 渥太華的衛生部長週二公開對亞伯達允許醫師在公私兩個體系同時執業的新政策表達疑慮,表示此舉引發對受保醫療服務可及性與資金影響的聯邦層面審視。
  3. 在地慈善團體慶祝學校午餐與社區服務35週年。 這個總部設於卡爾加里的計畫週二慶祝創立35週年,持續每天為學生發放餐食,並在多所學校協調志工與捐助者。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 卡爾加里商會警告美方關稅威脅已成亞伯達企業的「臨界點」。 商會副會長盧希·伊斯邁爾‑特佳表示,潛在的50%美國關稅與長達18個月的貿易不確定性,已促使部分亞伯達公司轉向國內市場,但許多企業仍高度依賴對美出口。
  2. 新關稅威脅恐使部分加國企業銷售腰斬,業者警告。 當地業主週二向記者表示,擬議的關稅可能使與美國市場緊密相關的企業出口銷售減少多達50%,被迫改變供應鏈與客戶拓展策略。
  3. 泰森·菲爾波特在中季領跑加拿大式足球聯盟接球次數、接球和碼數;有望締造歷史。 到2026年中季止,菲爾波特有98次被傳球目標、74次接球和1,154碼,推估可達148次接球與2,308碼——這兩項數字將打破聯盟接球與接球碼數紀錄。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 在卡爾加里,對一名被判對性產業工作者下藥並性侵男子的量刑聽證正在進行。 62歲理查德·曼塔週二在卡爾加里面臨量刑,去年四月他被判犯有六項罪名,包括性侵與明知施用有害物質;其犯行發生於2020年9月至2023年3月期間。
  2. 埃德蒙頓兇殺案:16歲賈思敏·德希遭槍擊身亡,已有人被捕。 警方表示,德希在海爾辛(Hairsine)公園山公寓外於早上七時前遭槍擊當場死亡;埃德蒙頓警方週二宣布逮捕,但因嫌疑人為青少年拒絕透露更多細節。

📰 今日要聞

  • 加拿大與美方談判代表預計在午夜關稅截止前再度會面。
  • 亞伯達性侵受害者在量刑聽證上表示已原諒加害者。
  • 調查發現魁北克放款機構使用非法利率並有騷擾行為,亞伯達正進行檢視。
  • 韋塔斯基溫(Wetaskiwin)市長喬·布蘭科在法院解除禁令後獲准返回職務,但附帶條件。
  • 亞伯達圖書館員擔憂在1月1日新限制生效前難以遵守規定。
  • 阿爾伯塔大學(U of A)試驗發現行走輔助器可助創傷後壓力症候群復原,補強現有證據。
  • 有人在班夫國家公園強森湖(Johnson Lake)溺斃,皇家騎警正回應。
  • 亞伯達公用事業委員會否決在奧爾茲(Olds)興建的數據中心旁的發電廠計畫。

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