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埃德蒙頓週六要聞 · 仇恨事件增加、荷恩伍德即將重開、史密斯赴美會談

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 移民團體警告:公投前亞伯達省種族主義升溫。 卡爾加里移民支援協會(Calgary Immigrant Support Society)共同創辦人賽瑪·賈馬爾(Saima Jamal)報告在一場穆斯林活動前收到線上威脅,卡爾加里警察局(Calgary Police Service)派出便服與制服警力到場;埃德蒙頓警察局(Edmonton Police Service)表示市內已記錄139起仇恨事件與43起(報導文字截斷)。
  2. 麥克默里堡一處住家救出97隻犬隻;屋主面臨指控待審。 亞伯達動物管制單位從麥克默里堡(Fort McMurray)一處住家帶走97隻犬隻,省級機關表示刑事指控正在審查中。
  3. 卡納納斯基斯地區Tent Ridge健行者失蹤後被發現死亡。 搜索隊在卡納納斯基斯地區(Kananaskis Country)Tent Ridge找到失蹤健行者;當局確認現場已無生命跡象。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 亞伯達省長丹妮爾·史密斯將赴美會晤官員,正值貿易緊張。 亞伯達省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)下週將前往納什維爾,會見田納西旅遊發展廳官員馬克·伊澤爾(Mark Ezell)、納什維爾商會(Nashville Chamber of Commerce)官員史蒂芬妮·柯爾曼(Stephanie Coleman)以及納什維爾會展與觀光公司(Nashville Convention and Visitors Corp.)的迪安娜·艾維(Deana Ivey);隨行還有亞伯達駐美高級代表內森·庫珀(Nathan Cooper)。
  2. 加方首席談判代表說明美加貿易談判失敗原因。 報導引用加拿大首席談判代表對近期美加貿易談判破局的說法,並列出渥太華首席談判代表指出的原因。

🏥 健康

  1. Recovery Alberta:埃德蒙頓荷恩伍德治療中心修復水災損害後將重開。 Recovery Alberta(Recovery Alberta)宣布,位於埃德蒙頓的荷恩伍德治療中心(Henwood Treatment Centre)在完成水災損害修復後將重新開放。
  2. 肥胖症加拿大發起合作計畫,旨在改善醫療體系內的肥胖照護。 肥胖症加拿大(Obesity Canada)宣布新合作,目標為提升加拿大健保體系內的肥胖照護。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 在美拘留數月的埃德蒙頓出生男子返國。 一名在埃德蒙頓出生、在美國移民與海關執法局(ICE)拘留中心被羈押數月的男子已返回加拿大,報導如是指出。
  2. 斯坦珀德斯29秒絕殺:米爾斯49碼達陣助隊28比23險勝。 在卡爾加里,德德里克·米爾斯(Dedrick Mills)在比賽剩29秒時衝跑49碼達陣,幫助卡爾加里斯坦珀德斯(Calgary Stampeders)以28比23擊敗漢密爾頓虎貓隊(Hamilton Tiger-Cats);米爾斯14次衝球獲118碼,四分衛喬什·洛夫(Josh Love)36次傳球完成25次,共274碼。

📰 另有報導

  • 加拿大公園局:露易絲湖與莫雷恩需以新方式處理觀光問題。
  • 亞伯達研究人員尋找特定松鼠目擊紀錄,公開科學計畫啟動。
  • 卑詩省最大水庫出現又消失的島嶼,觀察者報告。
  • 新數據顯示Z世代成年人的飲酒增加。
  • 報導:在貿易口角下,加美談判代表公開場合避免人身攻擊。
  • 加拿大廣播公司新聞將調整對9/11用語的指引,編輯政策更新。
  • 科羅拉多雪崩隊與卡爾·馬卡簽下國家冰球聯盟史上最高合約。
  • 分析:加方首席談判代表解釋美加貿易談判哪裡出問題。

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