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埃德蒙頓週二要聞 · 省長聲明故障、1.64億加元龐氏案與前治安人員軟禁

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 卡爾加里男子被控涉約1.63億加元龐氏騙局,目標投資人逾1,000人。 皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)表示,一名49歲男子於7月31日被捕,面臨兩項詐欺與洗錢指控。當局指控他在2020年3月至2024年4月間收取約1.63億加元,並發布偽造的帳戶更新;亞伯達證券監管局(Alberta Securities Commission)早在2025年8月已對被告及兩家公司實施處分。

  2. 前埃德蒙頓交通治安人員承認冒充警察,判處兩年居家軟禁。 法庭聽證指出,35歲的凱爾·艾德蒙·布贊(Kyle Edmund Boozan)曾使用當時未婚妻的胸牌與制服,並在2025年5月與一名女子透過網路認識時謊稱任職於埃德蒙頓警察局(EPS)。原先的入室盜竊與性侵指控已修正並撤銷,布贊對剩下的四項指控全部認罪。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 省長丹妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)稱亞伯達日聲明中移除原住民致意是公務系統的「故障」,並已恢復原文。 在省慶第121年當日,官方在一小時內先後發布兩版亞伯達日聲明:上午10時的初版提及原住民族與包容性,稍後版本則刪除了該致意;史密斯告訴記者,她介入並要求官員恢復原本措辭。

  2. 省長本週將赴納什維爾(Nashville)私人行程,將與觀光及商會官員會面。 史密斯辦公室表示,她將會見田納西州觀光官員及納什維爾商會,推動卡爾加里「北方納什維爾」構想,隨行還有亞伯達駐美資深代表內森·庫珀(Nathan Cooper);史密斯為在美加貿易爭端期間出訪為時機辯護。

  3. 選舉亞伯達(Elections Alberta)今日開始寄發10項公投問題的特別郵寄選票。 選舉亞伯達表示,已登記特別郵寄選票的申請人將收到套件或可親自領取,申請截止日為10月9日,完成的選票最遲須於10月16日送達選舉亞伯達,以供10月19日投票日使用。

  4. 卡爾加里8月房屋銷售年減16.4%,基準價格年跌1.1%。 卡爾加里房地產委員會(Calgary Real Estate Board)報告稱,8月成交1,660戶,住宅基準價格為$569,800,新增上市3,141件(年減9.7%),可售總庫存6,509件(年減2.3%)。

🏥 健康

  1. 醫療團體促請渥太華終止亞伯達雙軌行醫模式。 國內多個健康組織呼籲聯邦政府出面干預亞伯達允許醫師在公立系統執業同時向病患私人收費的制度;報導將此視為健康團體對聯邦當局的協調性呼籲。

  2. 埃德蒙頓倡議團體在藥物過量紀念日強調多數死亡發生於私人住所。 當地倡議者利用藥物過量紀念日,提醒公眾注意在私人住所發生的致命過量比例,並在埃德蒙頓舉行的追思與預防活動中突顯此問題。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 亞伯達汽車協會學生護路隊恢復執勤,85年計畫期間護路隊在場時無重大傷亡紀錄。 亞伯達汽車協會(Alberta Motor Association)於全省訓練五年級學生;該會校園安全協調員艾莉森·珀塞爾(Allison Purcell)指出計畫紀錄,雷斯布里奇五年級學生夏洛特·洛溫(Charlotte Loewen)與布瑞爾·馬瑞特(Briar Maret)表示,護路讓她們學會領導並增強自信。

  2. 二手書店報告疑似成批下單情況,引發對人工智慧驅動書籍銷毀的疑慮。 獨立書店發現不尋常的大量採購並擔心與人工智慧流程相關的碎紙或銷毀行為,店主開始留意訂單模式並質疑成批移除書籍的動機。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 自由黨橫掃安大略、魁北克與卑詩的三場國會補選,CBC預測。
  • 五角大廈為彼得·赫格塞斯(Pete Hegseth)關於卑詩青少年訓練計畫的貼文辯護(美國聯邦回應)。
  • 皇家加拿大騎警指控卡爾加里男子涉1.64億加元龐氏騙局(重複報導15413)。
  • 選舉亞伯達開始寄發秋季公投特別郵寄選票(重複摘要15349)。
  • 懷特寇特過渡式收容計畫將關閉,24名住民須搬離。
  • 埃德蒙頓與全國多所學校取消國際實地考察。
  • 埃德蒙頓男子因2022年過失殺人案被判9年半。
  • 卡爾加里一處掛有挺特朗普旗幟的住家遭破壞;警方於8月23日接獲報案。
  • 選舉亞伯達將開始分發10月公投的郵寄選票(主來源在主文)。
  • 公布新的亞伯達車牌,支持保育工作。
  • 「湖美國」改名報導凸顯加拿大對美國科技的依賴。
  • (重複)懷特寇特過渡式收容關閉,24人受影響。
  • 加拿大男子述說在美國移民拘留中心被扣押九個月的經歷。
  • (重複)二手書店因疑似成批下單面臨挑戰。
  • (重複)埃德蒙頓藥物過量紀念日報導。

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