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埃德蒙顿要闻 · 周三:基拉尼学校搬迁、安德森将缺席油人训练营、史密斯反对石油出口税

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 半挂车司机因致命对冲撞车祸被判2年半监禁。 40岁迈克尔·莫里斯·库钦(Michael Maurice Koochin)在高草原(High Prairie)因2024年8月发生的撞车事故被判刑。事故造成38岁洛朗·伊萨多尔(Laurent Isador)和33岁泰勒·杜博斯基(Tyler Duboski)死亡,另有6人受伤;受害者家属在周二听证会上曾要求更长刑期。
  2. 卡尔加里东南部警察涉枪击案致一名女性死亡;艾伯塔严重事件调查组接手调查。 卡尔加里警方称,警方对Legacy Circle一处住所进行福利检查时,周三凌晨约2:30一名女子从屋内持械走出并遭枪击身亡;艾伯塔严重事件反应组(Alberta Serious Incident Response Team)已接手案件调查。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔省省长反对对石油出口征税,呼吁与美国通过外交渠道解决关税争端。 省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)警告称,对每日向美国出口的400万桶石油征收50%关税将引发美国50%至100%的报复,至少会导致“大约50万个工作岗位”流失,主要影响艾伯塔;她主张由联邦牵头谈判,而非靠出口税来应对。
  2. 萨斯喀彻温宣布对美国酒类征收50%税,但排除钾肥和石油关税。 省长斯科特·莫(Scott Moe)在普林斯阿尔伯特宣布,对美国酒类征收50%附加税,同时表示不支持对钾肥或石油征收出口关税,理由是会立即造成加拿大就业流失并带来供应链风险。
  3. 专家警告勿重演上世纪70年代的石油出口管制,担忧贸易紧张局势升级。 分析人士回顾1973–80年代的出口税与国家能源计划带来的长期政治后果,认为历史表明能源出口控制可能加剧西部疏离感。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 市府建议对剩余自行车路线重新设计,已收到逾1,000份公众询问。 埃德蒙顿市政管理层在向议会报告中称,主动出行计划在2024–25年交付了约35公里路线,预计2026年再交付24公里,并指出自2023年以来已接获1,000多份咨询,提议对复杂项目重新评估。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 基拉尼学校在7月风暴被掀屋顶并部分进水后,学生将暂时搬迁。 埃德蒙顿公立学校表示,所有8年级学生将自9月1日起暂时转至哈迪斯蒂学校(Hardisty School)上课,校车免费接送,直至修复完成。

🏈 体育

  1. 新签门将弗雷德里克·安德森因休赛期受伤将缺席埃德蒙顿油人(Edmonton Oilers)训练营。 安德森于7月1日签下一年合同,合同金额约280万美元,此前他曾帮助卡罗莱纳赢得斯坦利杯。他是预计将缺席训练营的四名球员之一;埃德蒙顿仍有特里斯坦·贾里(Tristan Jarry)和德文·利维(Devon Levi)可用。
  2. 蒙特利尔阿卢埃特(Montreal Alouettes,9-1)带着七连胜客战温尼伯;他们的唯一失利曾被埃德蒙顿野牛队(Edmonton Elks)以32-29击败。 领跑联赛的蒙特利尔将于周五访问温尼伯,当前战绩为9胜1负;他们唯一的一场败仗是在6月20日对阵埃德蒙顿野牛时以32-29告负。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 7月15日的雷暴掀开基拉尼学校屋顶部分结构,并在132大道周边留下碎片。 埃德蒙顿消防救援、保洁和安保人员对位于91街附近132大道的风暴受损现场进行了响应;两层楼的受损区仍无法在九月用于上课。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 艾伯塔公投前邮寄特别选票申请激增至超过175,000份。
  • 加拿大全球天然气对美方杠杆作用事实核查。
  • 南希(Nenshi)敦促艾伯塔省省长在贸易战期间取消分离投票。
  • 埃德蒙顿的公共洗手间数量是否足够?
  • 北艾伯塔校园在新教育机构入驻后重新开放并举行开幕仪式。
  • 阿尔伯塔大学将把管风琴搬至南艾伯塔的一座教堂。
  • 艾伯塔省省长将就关税和加美贸易战提供最新说明。
  • 艾伯塔省省长希望渥太华在反制关税生效前恢复与美方的贸易谈判。
  • 报告:食品与住房推动了加拿大可负担性危机;医疗开支上升。
  • 美方关税如何被纳入艾伯塔分离主义讨论。
  • 分析:报复性关税可能抬高加拿大企业成本。
  • 皇家骑警调查北艾伯塔一镇开学第一天枪击学生威胁。
  • 市议会批准对南埃德蒙顿Hope Mission避难所的重新分区。
  • 埃德蒙顿警方控告一名男子对未成年人实施性侵犯及性干预。
  • 埃德蒙顿骄傲节收到炸弹威胁后与警方合作。
  • 罗布劳(Loblaw)在舆论压力下撤回取消原产地农产品标签的计划。
  • 西埃德蒙顿一警民交火致一人死亡;艾伯塔严重事件调查组介入。

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