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埃德蒙顿要闻 · 暴雨排水计划、彩虹谷桥复通与青少年高球新星

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 埃珀科(EPCOR)提议加速暴雨排水韧性建设,因埃德蒙顿在6–7月降雨超500毫米。 在市议会公用事业委员会的通报会上,埃珀科称7月雨情“罕见且极端”,导致地下水位饱和、老化的雨水排放网络不堪重负;议员凯伦·唐(Keren Tang)和市长安德鲁·克纳克(Andrew Knack)强调在应对过程中要加强沟通与透明度。
  2. 围绕分离主义律师杰夫·拉斯(Jeff Rath)的数百万信托纠纷,法院下达禁令并冻结资产。 Tallcree 和 Sturgeon Lake Cree Nations 指控 RathPC 在或有费协议后不当收取并扣押款项,涉案到账金额分别为1150万和2860万;法官随后裁定部分费用不合理,命令偿还并将争议信托资产置于接管之下。
  3. 约200名第一响应者出席为25岁埃德蒙顿惩教人员拉曼迪普·考尔·马安(Ramandeep Kaur Maan)举行的葬礼。 马安在8月6日的车祸中身亡,事故还导致同事尼古莱·塞尔班(Nicolae Serban)和在押人员基拉·穆斯瓦(Keira Mooswa)遇难;追悼会吸引了整排第一响应者和家属致辞。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 彩虹谷桥(Rainbow Valley Bridge)东向桥面在怀特穆德大道(Whitemud Drive)第二阶段施工后以三车道重开。 东向桥本周末重开,工程历时略超一年;该项目将北桥拓宽为四车道并增设路肩,完整的特威利格尔大道(Terwillegar Drive)拓宽工程预计今秋完工后实现双向各四车道。
  2. 西埃德蒙顿一位屋主称市政府铲雪车损坏了价值9,000加元的装饰路缘,索赔被拒。 凯文·拉夫(Kevin Love)表示1月在希尔克雷斯特广场的铲雪作业毁坏了路缘,埃德蒙顿市以路缘处铲雪堆为由驳回索赔;sipiwiyiniwak 选区议员图·帕玛尔(Thu Parmar)确认了路权规则并已复查案卷。

🏈 体育

  1. 四名18岁及以下加拿大选手在埃德蒙顿的CPKC女子公开赛晋级决赛周;17岁的黄安娜并列第四。 黄安娜以低于标准杆12杆的成绩领跑加拿大选手,卡尔加里的16岁阿佛洛黛蒂·邓(Aphrodite Deng)并列第七并获最佳业余选手,邢美琪(Michelle Xing)和林可蕾(Clairey Lin)也晋级,显示加拿大女子高尔夫青训深度。
  2. 本地组织推动将北方超级联赛(Northern Super League)女子职业足球队带到埃德蒙顿,提出三项先决条件。 议员图·帕玛尔与教练玛妮·德夫林·摩西(Marni Devlin Moses)表示,埃德蒙顿需要社区支持(请愿)、一座主场(如福特球场或克拉克体育场)以及愿意出资扩军的投资者。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 女子冰联(PWHL)失踪的沃尔特杯复制品被找到并归还给蒙特利尔胜利队(Montreal Victoire)。
  • 艾伯塔卫生服务局(AHS)建议在巫师湖(Wizard Lake)朱比利公园海滩停止游泳,因细菌含量升高;公告持续至另行通知。
  • 萨斯喀彻温省新民主党敦促省长斯科特·莫伊在因新增50%关税情况下撤回美国酒类。
  • 美国威胁对价值200亿美元的加拿大商品征收50%关税,其中包括蜂蜜和曲棍球球杆。
  • 报告称艾伯塔在非按揭债务拖欠率上领跑加拿大。
  • 日本选手山下在CPKC女子公开赛实现领先到终点的夺冠。
  • 为8月6日车祸中丧生的惩教人员举行了军礼葬礼。
  • 一份报告追踪了一个加美贸易协议如何破裂。
  • 皇家骑警在福特麦克默里遗产协会诈骗案件中提出指控。
  • 降雨给艾伯塔各地的收成带来分化影响,部分作物受益、部分受损。
  • (注意:重复编号)报告再次指出艾伯塔在非按揭债务拖欠率方面居全国首位。

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