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卡爾加里要聞 · 週三:警涉槍擊一死、87.5萬加元體育場研究、史密斯反對石油出口稅

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卡爾加里市徵求承包商進行87.5萬加元體育場可行性研究。 市府已發布兩項合約,擬聘請公司評估一座戶外運動與活動場館的市場、財務與營運可行性,並為66年歷史的麥克馬洪體育場(McMahon Stadium)未來決策提供依據;合約預計於十月授標,研究估計費用為87.5萬加元。

  2. 亞伯達省長丹妮爾·史密斯反對以課徵石油出口稅作為籌碼。 史密斯警告,對每日四百萬桶輸往美國的原油課徵50%關稅將引發報復性關稅,並表示此類措施至少可能造成「約五十萬個工作機會流失」,影響亞伯達、省(安大略)與魁北克;她呼籲改以加強與美國官員的外交談判為優先。

  3. 薩斯喀徹溫省對美國酒類加徵50%稅,但排除釀鹼鹽與石油。 省長斯科特·穆宣布在普林斯艾伯特對美國酒品課徵50%關稅,同時明確排除向釀鹼鹽(potash)與石油課出口稅,理由是此類稅會危及就業並失去像農民與國際買家等長期客戶。

  4. 卡爾加里東南區警涉槍擊案造成一名女子死亡;亞伯達嚴重事故調查單位接手。 卡爾加里警方於凌晨約1:30接獲福祉檢查通報,地點在Legacy Circle 200號街區;警方表示凌晨2:30左右一名女子持械從住處走出,警方開槍後該女子當場宣布死亡,亞伯達嚴重事故調查單位已接手調查。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 專家警告:歷史顯示限制美國取得加拿大石油風險重大。 報導回顧1970年代的出口稅與國家能源計畫(National Energy Program),指出過去政策導致西部疏離並催生國營石油公司Petro-Canada,並引述希瑟·艾克斯納-皮羅特(Heather Exner-Pirot)說,將能源出口作為籌碼「極其不智」。

  2. 蒙特婁鷹騎(Montreal Alouettes)帶著七連勝造訪溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Winnipeg Blue Bombers);戴維斯·亞歷山大領跑加拿大足球聯盟傳球榜。 聯盟龍頭蒙特婁鷹騎戰績9勝1敗,本週五作客溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(5勝5敗);四分衛戴維斯·亞歷山大目前以3,400碼傳球領先聯盟,完成率73.3%、20次達陣、2次被抄截,接球員泰森·菲爾波特有83次接球、1,229碼。

📰 其他要聞

  • 志工重建被豪雨摧毀的卡南斯基斯(Kananaskis)河衝浪波道。
  • 市府徵詢公眾意見,擬替換卡爾加里東南橋樑工程。
  • 市府清除卡爾加里為11歲帕克(Parker)設置的臨時紀念地。
  • 東南卡爾加里報案後警察開槍,一名女子死亡。
  • 事實查核:加拿大對美國天然氣的籌碼能力分析。
  • 納希德·南希(Naheed Nenshi)敦促省長在貿易戰期間取消亞伯達分離公投。
  • 特別郵寄選票申請在亞伯達公投前突破175,000份。
  • 亞伯達省長將就關稅與加美貿易戰提供最新說明。
  • 丹妮爾·史密斯呼籲渥太華在採取反制關稅前重啟對美貿易談判。
  • 負擔能力危機由食物與居住推升,醫療也成主要關切。
  • 美國關稅激化亞伯達分離論述的新分析。
  • 新行動鎖定亞伯達東部水庫的侵入性鯉魚。
  • 皇家騎警調查北部一所學校開學首日遭威脅槍擊學生案。
  • 埃德蒙頓驕傲活動在接獲炸彈威脅後與市警合作處理。

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