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埃德蒙頓週四要聞:青少年謀殺指控、AI資料中心說明會與其他要聞

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 亞伯達省科技部長在北斯特金縣為AI資料中心舉行第二場市民說明會。 科技部長奈特·格魯比什(Nate Glubish)將在埃德蒙頓附近的雷德沃特舉辦說明會,說明擬議的130億加元麥塔(Meta)AI資料中心計畫;反對者對用水量及環境風險表達擔憂,省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)將於8月27日以視訊方式參與另一場市民說明會。
  2. 海爾辛社區8月16日槍擊案後,一名16歲少年被控二級謀殺。 埃德蒙頓警察局(Edmonton Police Service)表示,警員在晚間7時前趕到位於139大道與32街附近的公園山公寓(Park Hill Condominium)槍擊現場;死者為一名16歲女性,驗屍結果顯示槍傷致死;一名16歲男性面臨二級謀殺指控。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 埃德蒙頓驕傲節為警方出席辯護,本週有團體切斷合作。 節慶製作人特雷弗·沃森(Trevor Watson)表示,增加警方與保全是因其他驕傲活動曾發生攻擊事件,屬預防措施;包括RaricaNow在內的團體本週公開斷開合作,指控警方歷來對2SLGBTQ+群體不當對待,並提及1981年雙魚座健康水療(Pisces Health Spa)突襲事件警方曾道歉。
  2. 西埃德蒙頓帕克維尤142街與91大道的Valleyview IGA重新開張。 店經理史都華·崔震(Stuart Trenchard)證實,位於Valleyview購物中心的分店今夏重新營業;阿爾伯塔大學零售專家約翰·普拉塞傑斯(John Pracejus)表示,IGA招牌在物價上漲時能吸引顧客。

🏈 體育

  1. 山下美夢(Miyu Yamashita)射出62桿,領跑皇家梅菲爾女子公開賽。 山下在埃德蒙頓皇家梅菲爾球場(Royal Mayfair)交出本季最低的62桿,該場為標準桿70、長度6,452碼;畑岡奈紗(Nasa Hataoka)以低於標準桿7桿落後一桿,加拿大青少年安娜·黃(Anna Huang,17歲)與行欣(Michelle Xing,18歲)並列第三,低於標準桿5桿。
  2. 泰瑞爾·福特(Tyrell Ford)領先CFL抄截榜,埃爾克隊備戰轟炸機。 埃德蒙頓麋鹿(Elks)(Edmonton Elks)角衛福特在2025年4月以隊上最高薪防守後衛簽約,賽前以5次抄截與聯盟並列領先,球隊週五將在英聯邦體育場(Commonwealth Stadium)對陣溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers)。

📰 其他今日要聞

  • 卡爾加里科技業成長56%,新增28,900個職缺,CBRE報告指出。
  • 8月13日一名亞伯達駕駛在70公里速限區被測速為142公里/小時,罰款483加元。
  • Bearspaw供水幹管供應卡爾加里地區160萬居民60%的處理後用水。
  • 加拿大交通局裁定西捷航空(WestJet)須在2027年7月前取消300磅輪椅重量上限。
  • 埃德蒙頓油人隊(Edmonton Oilers)與波士頓棕熊隊(Boston Bruins)預定於2027年在德國舉行國家冰球聯盟(NHL)比賽。
  • 距離亞伯達公投還有60天,各陣營正在策劃下一步。
  • 新的埃德蒙頓場地自行車館迎回奧運冠軍凱爾西·米切爾(Kelsey Mitchell)重返賽道。
  • 停車抱怨成為2025年埃德蒙頓311市民服務前50大來電之一。
  • 北阿省壓裂池溺斃事故業者遭罰。
  • 部分2SLGBTQ+團體因警力出席問題與埃德蒙頓驕傲節斷絕合作。
  • 科學家警告擬議修法將「刺殺」瀕危物種法,來源指稱。
  • 報告發現入侵植物在全加各地可得,聯邦是否規範正在辯論。
  • 中部亞伯達皇家騎警(RCMP)一名警員面臨四項家庭暴力相關指控。
  • 埃德蒙頓市議會將在11月就輕軌閘門試點投票。
  • 卡尼(Carney)敦促各省在貿易協議敲定前將美國酒類重回貨架。
  • 分析:川普重啟關注Keystone XL突顯加美貿易緊張。
  • 一名男子就埃德蒙頓Ertale酒吧槍擊案的二級謀殺指控認罪。
  • 埃德蒙頓警方以一名16歲男孩涉案再次提出槍擊致少女死亡指控(重複報導)。

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