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卡尔加里要闻 · 科技岗位激增、贝尔斯波主管线短暂停运与拦截王

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 贝尔斯波主管供水管线将于九月停运不足一周。 市长杰罗米·法卡斯表示,此次停运将完成新泵站的电气工程,可能触发有限的户外浇灌限制;该主管线为卡尔加里、附近市镇和Tsuut’ina Nation(图西蒂纳族)共160万居民提供60%的处理后供水。
  2. 艾伯塔省部长将在斯特金县举行第二场人工智能数据中心市民大会。 科技部长纳特·格卢比什将出席瑞德沃特镇关于一项估值130亿加元的梅塔(Meta)数据中心计划的市民大会。此前他在拉科姆贝的一场会议上遭到嘘声;省长丹妮尔·史密斯将于8月27日参加线上市民大会。
  3. 卡尔加里科技行业记录56%增长,新增28,900个岗位。 世邦魏理仕(CBRE)的报告显示,卡尔加里在三年内增加了28,900个科技职位;平台卡尔加里(Platform Calgary)首席执行官詹·卢西耶将这归因于能源、清洁科技与农业等跨行业的科技应用,并称该市的创新战略是政策支撑。
  4. 埃德蒙顿骄傲节组织者在倡议团体反对警察参与后为警务存在辩护。 埃德蒙顿骄傲节表示,鉴于温哥华和柏林近期发生的袭击事件,警察将提供安保;包括RaricaNow在内的团体表示将切断合作,理由是历史上对LGBTQ+与有色人群的恶劣对待。

🏈 体育

  1. 泰瑞尔·福特领跑CFL拦截榜;卡尔加里本·拉布罗斯并列第一。 埃德蒙顿麋鹿(Elks)的泰瑞尔·福特与卡尔加里队的本·拉布罗斯在周五麋鹿队对蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)比赛前并列5次拦截。福特是2022年CFL选秀第二轮被选中,2025年4月成为麋鹿队薪酬最高的后卫。
  2. 山下美由(Miyu Yamashita)首轮62杆领跑CPKC女子公开赛。 山下在埃德蒙顿皇家梅菲尔(Royal Mayfair)球场以70杆标准场打出赛季最低62杆。加拿大青少年选手黄安娜(17岁)与邢弥雪(18岁)以低于标准杆5杆紧随其后,有望追击。
  3. 渥太华红黑队在0比10后以16比46不敌蒙特利尔。 红黑队在莫森体育场以16比46负于阿鲁埃特队,连败纪录自2025年9月5日起扩大至16场;蒙特利尔的戴维斯·亚历山大在22,482名观众面前传球260码并投出两次达阵。

📰 还有这些要闻

  • WestJet被命令取消对电动轮椅的重量上限。 法院或监管决定迫使航空公司调整政策。
  • 艾伯塔省科技部长在拉科姆贝的首场人工智能市民大会遭到嘘声。 公众反对扰乱了8月19日的会议。
  • 距公投剩60天,艾伯塔支持留守与脱离双方制定策略。 公共竞选活动加剧。
  • 北艾伯塔一处压裂池溺亡事故,运营方被罚款。 公司收到罚金。
  • 多家2SLGBTQ+组织因警务问题与埃德蒙顿骄傲节切断合作。 多个组织宣布脱钩。
  • 科学家警告拟议的濒危物种法修订会“把它刺死”。 专家批评立法修正案。
  • 侵入性植物在全国范围可购,联邦是否监管引发讨论。 全国供应促使监管问题浮现。
  • 中艾伯塔皇家骑警一名警察面临四项涉嫌伴侣暴力指控。 警方涉案人员被起诉。
  • 专栏审视基石XL管道在加美贸易辩论中的地位。 对管道议题的观点文章。
  • 前梅迪辛哈特警察局长诉讼中,被告将责任归咎于一名被控妨碍证人警官。 法律文件转移责任点。
  • 南艾伯塔一所学校启动项目,培养下一代农场主。 学校计划侧重农业技能培训。
  • 埃德蒙顿警方指控一名16岁男孩涉嫌参与少女枪击致死案。 青少年被控杀人调查中。

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