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卡尔加里周二要闻:2900万加元供水、1.64亿加元庞氏案、萨德尔穹顶门票速售罄

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 联邦政府向北卡尔加里供水主管道项目提供2900万加元。 卡尔加里-联邦选区国会议员科里·霍根(Corey Hogan)周二宣布,来自“强固社区建设基金”(Build Communities Strong Fund)的2900万加元将用于北卡尔加里供水项目的一期工程;工程包括数公里的引水主管道,并对Top Hill水库、Big Hill East水库和Mountain View泵站进行升级,明年将从贝尔斯波(Bearspaw)额外引入3000万升水。

  2. 艾伯塔选举局开始寄发10月19日公投的特别选票。 艾伯塔选举局(Elections Alberta)今天启动了面向10项问题公投的特别邮寄选票发放;艾伯塔居民可在10月9日前申请特别选票,选票须在10月16日前被选举局收到。

  3. 省长丹妮尔·史密斯称已恢复包含原住民致敬的艾伯塔日声明。 周二一小时内先后发布了两版艾伯塔日声明,第一版包含对原住民的致敬,第二版则删去该句;省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)表示在公职人员替换了原声明后介入,指示恢复第一版。

  4. 省长丹妮尔·史密斯将私行前往田纳西并会见纳什维尔官员。 史密斯计划本周晚些时候前往纳什维尔,将会见州旅游官员和纳什维尔商会负责人,艾伯塔驻美高级代表内森·库珀(Nathan Cooper)将一同参加会议,以推动音乐产业合作和为卡尔加里发展旅游业。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 一名卡尔加里男子因涉嫌1.63亿加元庞氏骗局被起诉,涉案投资者逾1,000人。 皇家骑警(RCMP)称,一名49岁男子于7月31日被捕,并被控诈骗和洗钱。调查显示,该男子通过Black Box Management在2020年3月至2024年4月间据称筹集约1.63亿加元,将资金转入外部账户,并使用抄袭的电子邮件更新;艾伯塔证券委员会此前在2025年8月对相关公司实施了制裁。

  2. 支持特朗普的卡尔加里住宅被鸡蛋和狗便袋破坏,警方介入。 市中心附近的屋主报告在8月23日遭遇投掷鸡蛋和装袋狗粪的袭击,并称网络威胁曾暗示纵火;卡尔加里警方确认收到破坏报告,但表示没有足够证据提起刑事指控。

🏈 体育

  1. 卡尔加里火焰队本赛季在萨德尔穹顶的常规赛收官战门票数分钟内售罄。 卡尔加里火焰队(Flames)2026-27赛季萨德尔穹顶(Saddledome)收官单场门票周一开售即告售罄,转售价格已从约500加元到近1500加元不等;球队下赛季将搬入造价12亿加元的斯科舍广场(Scotia Place)。

  2. 蒙特利尔阿鲁埃特队续约总经理与主教练,续约至2031年和2030年。 加拿大橄榄球联盟(CFL)球队蒙特利尔阿鲁埃特(Alouettes)周二将总经理丹尼·马乔西亚(Danny Maciocia)续约两年至2031年,并将主教练杰森·马斯(Jason Maas)续约至2030年;蒙特利尔目前以9胜2负领跑联盟,并已与四分卫卡莱布·埃文斯(Caleb Evans)签下一年合约。

📰 还在关注

  • 卡尔加里8月房屋销量下降16.4%;基准价为569,800加元。
  • 艾伯塔汽车协会的学生护路员在一项延续85年的项目后重返斑马线。
  • 皇家骑警对与1.64亿加元庞氏案相关的卡尔加里男子提出指控。(与15413重复报道)
  • 艾伯塔选举局开始寄发公投特别选票。(与15349重复报道)
  • 加拿大各省对美国政策变动的酒类反应不一。
  • 埃德蒙顿等地学校取消国际实地考察。
  • 二手书店报告大量可疑批量订单,担忧与人工智能毁书有关。
  • 公布一款支持保护工作的艾伯塔新车牌。
  • “湖美国”(Lake America)更名凸显加拿大对美国科技的依赖。
  • 自由党在安大略、魁北克和不列颠哥伦比亚的三场联邦补选中获全胜。
  • 医疗团体敦促渥太华结束艾伯塔的双重行医模式。

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