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埃德蒙顿周四要闻:青少年被控谋杀、AI数据中心听证与体育速报

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 艾伯塔省部长在北斯特根县为AI数据中心举行第二场市政听证。 技术部长内特·格卢比什(Nate Glubish)将在埃德蒙顿附近的红水镇就拟议的130亿加元Meta公司数据中心项目主持听证会;反对者对用水和环境风险表示担忧,省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)将于8月27日参加一次线上听证。
  2. 海尔辛社区8月16日枪击案后,一名16岁少年被控二级谋杀。 埃德蒙顿警务处表示,警员在晚上7点前赶到位于139大道与32街附近的公园山公寓(Park Hill Condominium)的枪击现场;受害者为一名16岁少女,尸检显示死于枪伤,另一名16岁男孩被控二级谋杀。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 埃德蒙顿骄傲节为警方在活动中的存在辩护,本周有团体切断合作关系。 节目制作人特雷弗·沃森(Trevor Watson)表示,增加警力和安保是对其他骄傲活动遭袭事件的预防措施,而包括RaricaNow在内的一些团体公开宣布断绝合作,理由是历史性的不当对待及警方就1981年Pisces健康水疗中心突袭所作的道歉。
  2. 西埃德蒙顿帕克维尤区142街与91大道的Valleyview IGA重新开业。 店长斯图尔特·特伦查德(Stuart Trenchard)证实该店今夏在Valleyview购物中心重开,阿尔伯塔大学零售专家约翰·普拉塞尤斯(John Pracejus)表示,IGA品牌在食品价格上涨的背景下可能吸引顾客。

🏈 Sports

  1. 山下美友在皇家梅菲尔球场打出62杆,领先CPKC女子公开赛。 山下在这座标准杆70、球场长度6,452码的埃德蒙顿皇家梅菲尔球场打出本赛季最低轮62杆;畑岡奈紗以一杆之差位居7下,17岁的加拿大选手安娜·黄和18岁的邢美淳并列第三,成绩为5下。
  2. 泰瑞尔·福特在被拦截次数榜上领先,埃德蒙顿埃尔克斯备战对阵蓝色轰炸机。 这名角卫于2025年4月以队内最高薪资签约,截至周五在联赛中以5次拦截并列领先,埃德蒙顿埃尔克斯(Edmonton Elks)将前往联邦体育场迎战温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Winnipeg Blue Bombers)。

📰 Also Today

  • 卡尔加里科技业增长56%,新增28,900个职位,世邦魏理仕报告称。
  • 一名阿尔伯塔司机在70公里限速区以142公里每小时行驶,8月13日被罚款483加元。
  • Bearspaw输水主管道为160万卡尔加里地区居民提供60%的处理后供水。
  • 加拿大运输局要求WestJet在2027年7月前取消300磅轮椅重量上限。
  • 埃德蒙顿油人队与波士顿棕熊队计划于2027年在德国举行NHL比赛。
  • 距离艾伯塔公投还剩60天,各活动阵营策划下一步动作。
  • 新埃德蒙顿场地自行车馆迎回奥运冠军凯尔西·米切尔重返赛道。
  • 2025年埃德蒙顿311热线前50项投诉中停车问题占多数。
  • 北埃伯塔一次压裂池溺亡事件后,营运方被罚款。
  • 约有数个2SLGBTQ+团体因警务问题与埃德蒙顿骄傲节切割关系。
  • 一名科学家警告拟议改动将“刺伤”濒危物种法,消息来源称。
  • 报告发现外来入侵植物在加拿大各地均有销售;联邦监管成为讨论焦点。
  • 中艾伯塔皇家骑警一名警官在涉嫌家庭伴侣暴力案件中面临四项指控。
  • 埃德蒙顿市议会将于11月就轻轨闸门试点投票。
  • 卡尼敦促各省在贸易协议即将敲定之际恢复美国酒类上架。
  • 分析:特朗普将焦点放在基斯通XL上凸显加美贸易紧张。
  • 一名男子在埃德蒙顿Ertale酒廊枪击案中对二级谋杀认罪。
  • 埃德蒙顿警方指控一名16岁男孩涉杀害少女(重复报道)。

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