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埃德蒙頓週四要聞 · 警官遭起訴、人工智慧資料中心市政廳與油人隊聘東斯科夫

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🏛️ 政治與政府

  1. 省長史密斯(Smith)將於週四出席有關人工智慧資料中心的線上市政廳。 史密斯省長與科技部長內特·格盧比什(Nate Glubish)將主持第四場市政廳中的第三場,討論吸引與規範人工智慧資料中心。自本省在七月宣布梅塔(Meta)擬在埃德蒙頓北部興建價值130億加元的園區後,格盧比什在前兩場會議因用水與環境維護問題遭受公開質疑。

  2. 埃德蒙頓確認自行車道擴建按計劃推進。 市議會的運輸計畫指出,自行車道專案將持續到2026年,並在多條主要幹道安排走廊升級,相關資金已列入2026年資本預算,市府表示,這讓多年期的主動運輸工程保持進度。

  3. 北埃德蒙頓一校因校園水患暫時遷校。 教區宣布,受影響學校學生將搬至替代校舍進行修復;校方訂出數週的初步評估與整治時程,並為被迫遷移的學生安排交通。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 亞伯達重大事故調查組調查後,埃德蒙頓一名警官被控兩項性侵罪。 亞伯達重大事故回應小組完成調查,導致對該名埃德蒙頓警官提出刑事指控;根據該小組報告,該警官目前帶薪停職,等候皇家加拿大騎警或地方法院處理兩項指控。

  2. 導致2024年節禮日事故致一名9歲童死亡的駕駛,被判10年徒刑。 32歲的杜安·內普斯(Duane Nepoose)對危險駕駛及逃逸警方指控認罪。2024年12月26日一輛被偷取的小型貨車發生撞擊,奪走維多利亞·德賈爾丹(Victoria Desjardins)之命;檢方求刑9年半到10年半,法院裁定10年徒刑。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 亞伯達在油價上揚下,從94億赤字翻轉為20億盈餘。 省財政更新將此歸因於西德州中質原油(West Texas Intermediate)價格上揚——自四月以來平均略高於每桶88美元——使原先預估的94億加元赤字轉為20億加元盈餘;財政部長傑森·尼克森(Jason Nixon)警告,這波收入提升具波動性,並承諾不會用短期收入支應長期開支。

  2. 彼得·波克林頓(Peter Pocklington)舊居——薩斯喀徹溫大道8638號列入埃德蒙頓欠稅拍賣名單。 市府將位於薩斯喀徹溫大道8638號、曾為油人隊老闆彼得·波克林頓的歷史宅邸列入秋季未繳稅款拍賣名冊。房地產經紀莎莉·門羅(Sally Munro)形容該物業為一道地標性的河谷住宅;此地亦曾是1982年的人質事件現場。

🏈 體育

  1. 艾德蒙頓油人(Edmonton Oilers)聘任米沙·東斯科夫(Misha Donskov)為教練顧問。 艾德蒙頓油人宣布,東斯科夫將以兼任顧問身分加入,同時保留他作為冰球營運副總與加拿大冰球總會(Hockey Canada)男子國家隊主教練的職務;東斯科夫曾在2013年(應為2023年)隨隊獲得史坦利盃(Vegas)及近期代表加拿大的國際賽事獎牌。

📰 其他今日要聞

  • 恩橋公司(Enbridge)與KKR及阿波羅(Apollo)簽署西海岸管線擴建融資協議。
  • 省府公布最新亞伯達職缺,現正招募多項職務。
  • 財政更新:油價波動將影響2026年亞伯達財政。
  • 卡加利將建放射性藥物用回旋加速器,改善南亞伯達癌症治療可及性。
  • 埃德蒙頓地區一對夫婦因疏忽致一名年長女子死亡,被判4年徒刑。
  • 分析:加拿大如何在貿易爭端中選擇反制關稅目標。
  • 調查:消費者重新偏好加拿大商品。
  • 美方貿易談判代表駁斥加拿大有關談判最後時刻提出要求的說法。
  • 數名油人球員,包括弗雷德里克·安德森(Frederik Andersen),預計將因傷缺席訓練營。
  • 亞伯達省長稱美國可能採取脅迫行動「感覺良好」,但會帶來負面後果。
  • 假釋委員會拒絕對殺害5歲潔西卡·庫普曼斯(Jessica Koopmans)男子核准無陪同外出。

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