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卡尔加里周三要闻 · 警察涉枪击、87.5万加元体育场研究与史密斯反对征油税

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 卡尔加里市寻求招标,委托87.5万加元体育场可行性研究。 市府已发布两项合约,拟聘请公司评估一座拟建露天体育与活动场馆的市场、财务与运营可行性,并为66年历史的麦克马洪体育场(McMahon Stadium)未来决策提供依据;合约预计十月授标,研究估算费用为87.5万加元。

  2. 艾伯塔省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)反对以征税作为石油出口筹码。 史密斯警告说,对每日向美国出口的四百万桶石油征收50%关税将招致报复性关税,并称此类措施“至少会导致约五十万个就业岗位损失”,影响艾伯塔、安大略和魁北克;她呼吁加倍通过外交与美方官员沟通。

  3. 萨斯喀彻温省在对美酒类征收50%税率,但明确排除钾肥和石油。 省长斯科特·穆伊(Scott Moe)宣布在普林斯阿尔伯特对美国酒类征收50%关税,同时明确表示不会对钾肥和石油征出口关税,理由是此类征税会带来就业流失并危及像农民与国际买家这样的长期客户关系。

  4. 卡尔加里东南部警察涉枪击致一名女子死亡;艾伯塔严重事件调查组接手调查。 卡城警方在凌晨1:30左右应对位于Legacy Circle 200街区的一次福利检查;警方称凌晨2:30左右一名女子持械走出住所,一名警员开枪,该女子当场被宣布死亡,艾伯塔严重事件调查组(Alberta Serious Incident Response Team,ASIRT)已接手调查。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 专家警告:历史显示限制美国获得加拿大石油存在风险。 报道回顾了加拿大上世纪70年代的出口税和国家能源计划,指出当时的举措导致西部疏离并催生了国家石油公司(Petro-Canada);希瑟·埃克斯纳-皮罗特(Heather Exner-Pirot)被引述称,将能源出口作为筹码“非常疯狂”。

  2. 蒙特利尔阿鲁埃特(Montreal Alouettes)七连胜客战温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Winnipeg Blue Bombers);戴维斯·亚历山大(Davis Alexander)领跑CFL传球榜。 联盟领头羊阿鲁埃特战绩9胜1负,本周五客战战绩5胜5负的温尼伯蓝色轰炸机。四分卫戴维斯·亚历山大目前以3,400码传球、73.3%完成率、20次达阵和2次被拦截领跑CFL,接球手泰森·菲尔波特(Tyson Philpot)已有83次接球、1,229码。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 志愿者修复因强降雨被毁的卡纳纳斯基斯(Kananaskis)河冲浪浪道。
  • 市府征求公众对卡尔加里东南部桥梁更换项目的意见。
  • 市府清理为11岁帕克(Parker)所设的临时悼念处。
  • 卡尔加里东南部报告的警察开枪事件造成一名女子死亡。
  • 事实核查:加拿大在对美天然气问题上的筹码。
  • 纳希德·南希(Naheed Nenshi)敦促省长在贸易战中取消艾伯塔分离公投。
  • 艾伯塔公投前,邮寄特别选票申请超过175,000份。
  • 艾伯塔省长将就关税与加美贸易战发布最新说明。
  • 丹妮尔·史密斯敦促渥太华在采取反关税前恢复与美方的贸易谈判。
  • 可负担性危机由食品与住房驱动,医疗支出成为上升关切。
  • 美国关税在新分析中激发艾伯塔分离主义讨论。
  • 新行动针对艾伯塔东部水库的入侵鲤鱼。
  • 皇家骑警调查北艾伯塔一所学校开学首日的枪击威胁。
  • 埃德蒙顿骄傲(Edmonton Pride)在收到炸弹威胁后与埃德蒙顿警队合作。

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