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卡尔加里周二要闻:史密斯促重启谈判、亨伍德关闭与好市多诈骗案

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔省长丹尼尔·史密斯敦促渥太华在9月8日反制关税生效前重启谈判。 史密斯周二发表声明,要求联邦政府利用9月8日反制关税生效前的窗口期重启对话;渥太华计划对包括智能手机和高尔夫球杆在内的美国产品征收关税,并在同日宣布企业救助措施。她表示,艾伯塔省正在评估是否需要为受影响企业提供省级救助。
  2. 前省长贾森·肯尼与瑞秋·诺特利将共同担任反分离商业运动联席主席。 加拿大商会任命贾森·肯尼和瑞秋·诺特利为一项旨在让艾伯塔留在加拿大的运动的联席主席。该活动旨在为10月19日是否留在加拿大或就退出举行有约束力公投的公投造势。商会会长坎迪斯·莱恩表示,活动具体细节仍在商讨中。
  3. Recovery Alberta在6月洪水后永久关闭亨伍德康复中心,取消62张床位。 调查报道显示,卫生部称员工在8月20日被告知亨伍德——位于埃德蒙顿东北、靠近艾伯塔医院的62床成瘾康复住院中心——因漫堤洪水已在可预见未来关闭,客户已转往本地服务提供者。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 两人涉嫌骗取卡尔加里好市多门店超过30,000加元面临189项指控。 卡尔加里警方称,嫌疑人在4月9日至6月30日期间通过更改商品条码获取高价电子产品;8月1日执行的搜查令查获疑似甲基苯丙胺302.4克和制卡设备。指控包括31项持有被盗信用卡罪及多项身份文件相关罪名。
  2. 法官审理两名卡尔加里女子被诱骗、软禁并在预谋谋杀案中遭性侵指控。 在初步庭审中,控方概述被告策划诱骗并软禁受害人,期间一人被杀;案件仍在法庭审理,后续听证待定。

🚑 突发与事故

  1. 运输安全委员会呼吁在2023年温赖特附近的加拿大国家铁路列车相撞案后加强医疗适航性规定。 加拿大运输安全委员会(Transportation Safety Board)指出,一名患有1型糖尿病的机车工程师在2023年8月8日埃德蒙顿东南方向的碰撞前出现低血糖迹象且体检不完整;委员会建议联邦加强对铁路从业人员医疗适任评估的监管。
  2. 一名徒步者在卡纳纳斯基斯地区的亚姆努斯卡山坠落身亡。 当局在区域搜救和警方通报中报告了亚姆努斯卡山的一起致命坠落事故,紧急救援人员到场处理。

📰 亦闻

  • 运输安全委员会呼吁在温赖特列车相撞后加强医疗评估,调查细节公布。
  • 贾森·肯尼呼吁艾伯塔在对美贸易战中采取更强硬立场,公开表态。
  • 肯尼称石油和天然气应列入关税回应选项,建议讨论出口税。
  • 专家称关税可能间接影响艾伯塔就业,经济学家权衡影响。
  • 解读:新一轮美加关税将如何冲击全国经济,专题说明。
  • 在贸易争端中,艾伯塔省长面临采用“加拿大队”策略的压力,相关报道。
  • 马克·卡尼表示如果特朗普团队表现出“正确态度”他将恢复会谈,联邦回应报道。
  • 吉姆·波普被任命为渥太华红黑队高级顾问,重返加拿大足球联盟任职28赛季后回归。
  • 福特史密斯枪击案后两名艾伯塔男子被控,三人受伤,皇家骑警更新起诉。
  • 艾伯塔支持棕熊监测研究但不会提供种群数量,政府表态。
  • 西捷航空乘务员通过新集体协议,投票结束。
  • 曼宁一名青少年因校内枪击威胁被捕;查获七支火器,皇家骑警通报。

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