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埃德蒙顿周五要闻:圣艾伯特电动出行事故、艾伯塔20亿加元结余与97只犬只被查获

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 圣艾伯特一宗严重事故凸显电动出行伤害激增。 一辆电动越野车与一汽车在圣艾伯特相撞,已有人被控罪。皇家亚历山大医院本周收治多起电动滑板车与电动自行车伤者,路易斯·雨果·弗朗切斯库蒂医生表示。弗朗切斯库蒂警告,私人电动载具时速可达约50公里,能量传递远高于租赁类限速约20公里的车辆。

  2. 运输安全委员会在艾伯塔北部致命直升机坠机后再促修订安全规则。 运输安全委员会在对北艾伯塔最近一起致命坠机展开调查后,重申要更新直升机监管规则的建议。委员会再次敦促监管层作出变更;调查人员仍在审查事故经过。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 财政部长称艾伯塔本财政年预计结余20亿加元。 财政部长杰森·尼克松宣布,较此前赤字预估出现114亿加元的转变后,预计结余为20亿加元,政府表示将在任何支出决定上采取策略性做法。省府确认为艾伯塔人提供每人100加元的能源回扣门户将开放至9月30日。

  2. 市府报告警告:埃德蒙顿夏季风暴可能造成最多4200万加元不可保损失。 本周公布的市政估算显示,近期极端天气事件对基础设施和财产造成的潜在不可保损失约为4200万加元。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 法规执法人员从福特麦克默里一处住所查获97只小型犬,嫌疑人面临指控。 伍德布法罗区域自治市本周执行搜查令,将97只犬只安置在福特麦克默里人道协会照料;正在进行体检并可能实施绝育/节育手术,收养程序可能需数月。法规服务表示可协助无法自行安置宠物的原主人。

  2. 一名埃德蒙顿出生男子在美国移民与海关执法局拘押近10个月后被遣返加拿大。 40岁的柯蒂斯·赖特在美国南德克萨斯移民拘留中心被遣返,时间距其失去留在美合法身份的法律斗争结束约两周。他的两个儿子,分别为8岁和11岁,仍在德州。赖特表示,一项1990年代的旧罪在去年11月的移民面谈时被发现。

  3. 温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)以44比28击败联赛领头的蒙特利尔,战绩升至6胜5负。 在温尼伯,扎克·科拉罗斯完成32次传球中的26次,传出324码和两次达阵。轰炸机全场净攻447码,升至西区第三;蒙特利尔战绩降至9胜2负,错失本周锁定季后赛席位的机会。

📰 还有

  • 卡尔加里人工智能研究列出50个行人风险最高路口,风险得分93.55–99.02。
  • 省营成瘾康复中心在埃德蒙顿仍保持关闭,治疗项目前景不明。
  • (与上文报道重复的ID)
  • 卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)将由乔什·洛夫担任对阵汉密尔顿的首发四分卫,亚当斯因头部受伤缺阵。
  • 图克西多公园卡尔加里地下室火灾致1人死亡,警方称死因可疑。
  • 在美国关税压力下,艾伯塔一家纸浆厂获得2000万加元联邦支援,渥太华宣布。
  • 梅塔达成180亿美元美金和解,促使青少年Instagram/脸书账户发生变更(和解条款被引用)。
  • 加拿大第二季度经济按年化增长3.3%,第一季度数据上修。
  • 省际贸易壁垒在消退,但重写规则仍需时日,联邦与省级正共同推进相关工作。
  • 监管机构维持对一油砂运营商停产并放弃作业的制裁决定。
  • 埃德蒙顿一名父亲因婴儿死亡被判过失杀人罪。
  • 丹妮尔·史密斯在一次线上市政厅回应有关艾伯塔数据中心的问题,新民主党呼吁暂停。
  • 上诉法院命令就近萨斯喀彻温—艾伯塔边境一宗400万加元毒品查获案重审。
  • 一项调查检视年轻人在艾伯塔独立问题上的立场,公布青年意见。
  • 第六条约签署150周年,原住民领袖对艾伯塔独立推动表达关切。
  • 本地风琴演奏者反对将艾尔伯塔大学的风琴迁往南艾伯塔一座教堂。
  • (与上文纸浆厂补助报道重复的ID)
  • (与上文埃德蒙顿风暴损失报道重复的ID)
  • (与上文卡尔加里AI路口名单重复的ID)

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