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埃德蒙頓週五要聞:寺廟刺傷、夏季出生潮與遺失的瓦特盃

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 曼寧大道上 Nanaksar 庫德瓦拉(Nanaksar gurdwara)晨禱時兩名男子遭刺傷;嫌疑人被拘。 事件發生在週五早上,位於埃德蒙頓與福特·薩斯卡欽(Fort Saskatchewan)之間的曼寧大道(Manning Drive)上的錫克廟。廟方表示兩名年長男性遭刺,據信病況穩定。廟方代表說,會眾成員將一名白人男子嫌疑人壓制,直到警方到場。
  2. 洞穴電台新技術助救援:被困者在「老鼠巢洞穴」(Rat’s Nest Cave)被救出,歷時12小時。 被困者約在上午11:30被困,經由13名洞穴救援人員、10名消防員及兩名卡納納斯基斯山救援(Kananaskis Mountain rescue)成員的聯合行動,約在晚間10點獲救;志願者自製的洞穴電台首次在實際救援中投入使用。

🏈 體育

  1. 瓦特盃(Walter Cup)誤裝到錯誤貨櫃,未能運抵雷思橋(Lethbridge)活動現場。 女子職業冰球聯盟(PWHL)表示,為冠軍頒發的那座瓦特盃並未如預期送達,原定運至雷思橋供蒙特婁維克托瓦(Montreal Victoire)前鋒達拉·格雷格(Dara Greig)公開亮相使用。聯盟正與運輸公司協調追查這座約重35磅的純銀獎盃下落。
  2. 布魯克·亨德森(Brooke Henderson)在埃德蒙頓舉行的 CPKC 女子公開賽第二回合後暫居低於標準桿5桿。 亨德森第二回合打出68桿,總成績低於標準桿5桿,暫時落後領先的朱蘇彬(Soo Bin Joo),她在皇家梅費爾(Royal Mayfair)以低於標準桿9桿領先;該賽事總獎金約為加元275萬,賽事裁切至前65名及並列選手。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 羅伊絲·霍爾醫院(Lois Hole Hospital)報告:5月至7月間記錄1,720例出生,近每日20例。 羅亞爾亞歷山大醫院(Royal Alexandra Hospital)報告該期間有61對雙胞胎與4組三胞胎,新生兒科醫師索該尼亞·西瓦科蒂(Dr. Sowjanya Sivakoti)指出,多胞胎增加與較多使用助孕藥物有關,也導致新生兒加護病房收治人數上升。
  2. 埃德蒙頓市正評估冬季防結冰是否恢復使用氯化鈣。 市府雪與冰政策報告指出,市議員的動議要求檢討氯化鈣的利弊,回顧2017–2018年的試驗計畫,該試驗於2019年因對車輛及基礎設施腐蝕的擔憂而停止;而省府已在安東尼·亨迪公路(Anthony Henday Drive)使用氯化鈣。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 埃德蒙頓家長被警告,校車費將於九月生大幅上漲。
  • 埃德蒙頓錫克廟刺傷案造成2人受傷,嫌疑人被拘。
  • 騎警正審查原住民族要求對亞伯塔省長與統一保守黨(UCP)提出叛國調查的呼籲。
  • 保育人士要求聯邦在亞伯塔加強《瀕危物種法》的執法。
  • 亞伯塔省健保卡現在納入到期日,新規定公布。
  • 一團體提議亞伯塔獨立,主張由民選法官與開放攜槍法規。
  • 一項成長中的原住民運動保留傳統,專題報導社區計畫。
  • 亞伯塔部長在擬議的人工智慧資料中心議題再度面臨激烈的第二場市政廳會。
  • 報導稱家長面臨更高的埃德蒙頓校車費,學區作出決定。
  • 大衛·卡尼(David Carney)認為貿易協定時機是加美談判的一大挑戰。
  • 前亞歷山大原住民首領被裁定在九年內性騷擾員工。
  • 埃德蒙頓將重新評估使用氯化鈣進行除雪,市議會報告。

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