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埃德蒙頓週三要聞

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 半掛卡車司機因致命對向碰撞判刑2年半,事故造成2名騎士死亡。 麥可·莫里斯·庫欽(Michael Maurice Koochin),40歲,在高原高等法院(High Prairie)因2024年8月的事故被判刑。事故造成洛朗·伊薩多(Laurent Isador),38歲,和泰勒·杜博斯基(Tyler Duboski),33歲死亡,另有6人受傷;受害者家屬在週二的聽證中要求更重刑期。
  2. 卡加利東南部涉警槍擊案造成一名女子死亡;阿爾伯塔嚴重事件回應小組接手調查。 卡加利警方表示,員警接獲位於Legacy Circle的安危檢查通報,週三凌晨約2:30,一名女子持械走出住所遭開槍擊斃;阿爾伯塔嚴重事件回應小組已接手調查。

🏛️ 政治與政府

  1. 阿省省長反對對石油出口課稅,並呼籲以外交途徑與美方協商關稅問題。 省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)警告,若對每日出口到美國的400萬桶原油課徵50%關稅,美方可能進行50–100%報復性關稅,最少會導致「約半百萬個工作機會」流失,影響集中在阿省;她主張由聯邦出面展開談判,而非以出口稅作為手段。
  2. 薩斯喀徹溫省將對美國酒類課徵50%稅率,但排除鉀鹽與石油課稅可能。 省長史考特·摩伊(Scott Moe)宣布在普林斯阿爾伯特對美國酒類加徵50%稅率,並表示該省不會支持對鉀鹽或石油課徵出口關稅,理由是會立即造成加拿大就業流失並危及供應鏈。
  3. 專家警告,貿易緊張升溫時勿重蹈1970年代石油出口限制覆轍。 分析人士指出1973–80年代的出口稅與國家能源計畫(National Energy Program)造成長期政治後果,認為歷史經驗顯示能源出口管制可能加劇西部疏離感。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 市府建議重新設計剩餘自行車路線,已回應逾1,000件公眾諮詢。 埃德蒙頓市府向市議會報告,活躍運輸計畫在2024–25年已完成約35公里路線,預計2026年再完成24公里,並指出自2023年以來收到逾1,000件查詢,擬對具複雜性的專案進行重新評估。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 基拉尼學校(Killarney School)因七月風暴掀翻屋頂並淹水,學生將暫時搬遷。 埃德蒙頓公立學區表示,所有八年級學生將自9月1日起臨時遷至哈迪斯蒂學校(Hardisty School),學區將提供免費校車接送,搬遷安排將持續到修復完成為止。

🏈 體育

  1. 新簽約守門員弗雷德里克·安德森因休賽季傷勢將缺席埃德蒙頓油人訓練營。 弗雷德里克·安德森(Frederik Andersen)在7月1日簽下為期一年、2.8百萬美元的合約,之前曾助卡羅來納隊(Carolina Hurricanes)奪得史丹利杯;他是預期將缺席訓練營的四名球員之一。埃德蒙頓仍有崔斯坦·賈里(Tristan Jarry)與德文·雷維(Devon Levi)可用。
  2. 蒙特婁飛行員(Montreal Alouettes,戰績9勝1負)帶著七連勝造訪溫尼伯;較早前敗給埃德蒙頓麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)。 目前聯盟領先的蒙特婁(9-1)將於周五訪問溫尼伯,球隊正值七連勝期;他們本季唯一一場失利為6月20日對埃德蒙頓麋鹿的32-29敗仗。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 7月15日雷暴撕裂基拉尼學校部分屋頂,校區132大道附近散落殘骸。 埃德蒙頓消防救援、校舍清潔與安保人員回應此一位於132大道近91街的風暴事故;兩層樓的受損區域仍無法在九月開學時使用。

📰 另有要聞

  • 阿省公投前特別郵寄選票申請暴增,超過175,000件。
  • 事實查核:加拿大在對美天然氣議題上的籌碼。
  • 前卡加利市長那希(Nenshi)呼籲阿省省長在貿易戰期間取消分離公投。
  • 埃德蒙頓公共廁所數量夠用嗎?
  • 北阿省校區在新教育機構接手後重新開放並舉行開幕儀式。
  • 阿爾伯塔大學將把管風琴移至南阿省一座教堂。
  • 阿省省長將就關稅與加美貿易戰提供最新說明。
  • 阿省省長促請渥太華在反制關稅啟動前重啟與美方的貿易談判。
  • 報告:食物與庇護推升加拿大可負擔性危機;醫療支出也在上升。
  • 美國關稅如何被編織進阿省分離辯論。
  • 專題分析:報復性關稅可能提高加拿大企業成本。
  • 皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)調查北阿市鎮開學首日恐射殺學生威脅。
  • 市議會批准南埃德蒙頓Hope Mission收容所的重新分區案。
  • 埃德蒙頓警方指控一名男子涉嫌對未成年人的性侵與性干預。
  • 埃德蒙頓驕傲節在接獲炸彈威脅後與埃德蒙頓警察局合作。
  • 羅布勞(Loblaw)在輿論壓力下撤回取消產地標示的計畫。
  • 西埃德蒙頓發生涉警槍擊致死案,阿爾伯塔嚴重事件回應小組接手調查。

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