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卡爾加里要聞 · 週二:史密斯促談判、亨伍德中心關閉與好市多詐欺案

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)敦促渥太華在9月8日對等關稅生效前重啟談判。 史密斯週二發表聲明,請求聯邦政府在報復性關稅於9月8日生效前把握時機重啟磋商;渥太華計畫對美國輸出,包括智慧型手機與高爾夫球桿,課徵關稅,並在同日宣布企業紓困措施。她表示亞伯達正檢視是否需要提供省級救助給受影響企業。
  2. 前省長傑森·肯尼(Jason Kenney)與蕾切爾·諾特利(Rachel Notley)將共同擔任商界反分離運動聯合主席。 加拿大商會任命傑森·肯尼與蕾切爾·諾特利為一項旨在於10月19日公投前說服亞伯達留在加拿大的運動共同主席;商會會長坎迪絲·雷恩(Candace Laing)表示活動細節仍在規劃中。
  3. 復原亞伯達(Recovery Alberta)在6月洪災後永久關閉亨伍德治療中心(Henwood Treatment Centre),撤除62張床位。 調查報導發現,部門表示員工在8月20日被告知亨伍德——位於埃德蒙頓東北、靠近亞伯達醫院的62床成癮住院中心——因淹水已在可預見期間內關閉,住民已轉送至當地服務單位。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 兩人因在卡爾加里好市多(Costco)門市詐騙逾3萬加元面臨189項指控。 卡爾加里警察表示,嫌犯在4月9日至6月30日期間使用改動過的條碼取得高價電子產品;8月1日執行搜查令時查獲疑似甲基安非他命302.4公克及製卡設備。指控包括31項持有被竊信用卡等罪名及多項身分文件罪。
  2. 法官聽取控方指控:兩名卡爾加里女子被誘入、拘禁並成為預謀謀殺案中性侵目標。 初步法庭程序中,控方指出被告策劃誘騙並拘禁受害人,期間一人遭殺害;案件仍在審理中,後續聽證待定。

🚑 最新事故與事件

  1. 運輸安全委員會(TSB)呼籲在2023年瓦因萊特附近加拿大國家鐵路(CN)列車相撞案後,加強醫療適任規章。 運輸安全委員會指出,一名患有第一型糖尿病的工程師在2023年8月8日發生於埃德蒙頓東南的相撞事件前出現低血糖徵兆且醫療評估不完整;TSB建議聯邦應強化對鐵路員工醫療適任評估的監管。
  2. 健行者在卡南納斯基斯地區的雅姆努斯卡山(Mount Yamnuska)墜落身亡。 當局於區域搜救與警察通報中指出,雅姆努斯卡山發生致命墜落事故,緊急應變人員已到場。

📰 今日要聞還有

  • 運輸安全委員會敦促在瓦因萊特列車撞擊案後加強醫療評估,調查細節公布。
  • 傑森·肯尼(Jason Kenney)呼籲亞伯達在美國貿易戰中採取更強硬立場,公開言論發表。
  • 肯尼表示石油與天然氣應納入關稅回應選項,建議討論出口課稅。
  • 專家指出關稅可能間接衝擊亞伯達就業,經濟學家評估影響。
  • 分析:新一波美加關稅將如何衝擊全國經濟,說明報導刊出。
  • 貿易爭端期間亞伯達省長承受壓力被要求採取「加拿大隊」策略,相關報導指出。
  • 馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)表示若川普團隊展現「正確態度」他將恢復談判,聯邦評論報導。
  • 吉姆·波普(Jim Popp)獲任命為渥太華紅衫隊(Ottawa Redblacks)資深顧問,在加拿大式足球聯盟執教28季後回歸。
  • 兩名亞伯達男子在史密斯堡(Fort Smith)槍擊案後被控,造成3人受傷,皇家騎警更新起訴情況。
  • 亞伯達支持棕熊監測研究但不提供族群數字,政府立場說明。
  • 西捷航空(WestJet)空服員表決通過新集體協議,投票結束。
  • 曼寧鎮青少年因學校槍擊威脅被捕;查扣7把槍械,皇家騎警通報。

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