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埃德蒙顿要闻 · 周五:寺庙刺伤、夏季新生潮与走失的沃尔特杯

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 曼宁大道一座 Nanaksar 锡克教寺院在晨祷时发生刺伤,两名男子受伤;嫌疑人被拘。 事件发生在周五上午,地点位于连接埃德蒙顿与福特萨斯卡通的曼宁大道上的 Nanaksar 锡克教寺院。寺院负责人表示,两名年长男子被刺伤,目前被认为情况稳定。寺院代表称,信众当场制服了一名白人男性嫌疑人,直至警方到达。
  2. “鼠巢洞穴”救援用新型洞穴无线电技术,困穴者在 12 小时后获救。 被困者约在上午 11:30 被卡住,经过由 13 名洞穴救援人员、10 名消防员和两名卡纳纳斯基斯山区救援队(Kananaskis Mountain rescue)成员参与的营救行动,于晚上约 10 点获救;志愿者自制的洞穴无线电首次在实战营救中投入使用。

🏈 体育

  1. 沃尔特杯(Walter Cup)被装错集装箱,未能送到莱斯布里奇的活动现场。 职业女子冰球联盟表示,为冠军颁发的那座沃尔特杯在送往莱斯布里奇给蒙特利尔维克托尔(Montreal Victoire)前锋 Dara Greig(达拉·格雷格)计划的公开活动时“未如预期抵达”,联盟正与承运公司合作寻找这座约重 35 磅的纯银奖杯。
  2. Brooke Henderson(布鲁克·亨德森)在埃德蒙顿举行的 CPKC 女子公开赛(CPKC Women’s Open)第二轮过后以低于标准杆 5 杆并列。 亨德森第二轮打出 68 杆,达到低于标准杆 5 杆,落后于在皇家梅费尔(Royal Mayfair)以低于标准杆 9 杆领跑的 Soo Bin Joo(朱守彬);本项赛事奖金为 275 万加元,进入并列前 65 名者及并列选手可晋级次轮。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 劳伊斯·霍尔医院(Lois Hole Hospital)统计显示 5 月至 7 月有 1,720 名新生儿,平均近每天 20 名。 皇家亚历山大医院(Royal Alexandra Hospital)报告该期间共有 61 对双胞胎和 4 对三胞胎,新生儿科医生 Sowjanya Sivakoti(索贾娜亚·西瓦科蒂)将多胎增多与促排卵等生育药物使用上升联系起来,导致新生儿重症监护室入院人数增加。
  2. 埃德蒙顿市正审议冬季防结冰是否恢复使用氯化钙。 市府的除雪与结冰政策报告指出,市议员提案要求重新评估氯化钙的利弊,此前 2017–2018 年的试点在 2019 年因对车辆与基础设施腐蚀的担忧而停止;艾伯塔省已在安东尼·亨代公路(Anthony Henday Drive)上使用氯化钙。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 埃德蒙顿家长被警告校车费用将于 9 月大幅上调。
  • 埃德蒙顿锡克教寺院发生刺伤,两人受伤,嫌疑人被拘。
  • 皇家骑警正审查原住民呼吁对艾伯塔省省长及统一保守党(UCP)发起叛国调查的请求。
  • 环保人士呼吁联邦加强在艾伯塔省对《濒危物种法》的执法。
  • 艾伯塔省健康卡现增设到期日,成为新要求。
  • 一团体提议艾伯塔独立并设立民选法官与开放持枪法规。
  • 日益发展的原住民体育项目在延续传统方面作用显著,社区项目特写。
  • 艾伯塔一名部长因拟建人工智能数据中心在第二场市政厅会议上遭到愤怒质询。
  • 家长面临埃德蒙顿校车费用上涨,学区决定被报道。
  • 大卫·卡尼(David Carney)认为贸易协定时间安排是加美谈判的一大挑战。
  • 前亚历山大第一民族(Alexander First Nation)首领被裁定在九年间对一名员工实施性骚扰,仲裁裁决发布。
  • 埃德蒙顿将重新评估在清雪作业中使用氯化钙的可行性,市议会报告。

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