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卡爾加里要聞 · 週二:2,900萬加元供水、1.64億加元龐氏案、史戴德巨蛋收官戰售罄

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 聯邦政府撥出2,900萬加元支援北卡爾加里主要供水工程。 卡爾加里—聯邦選區議員科里·霍根(Corey Hogan)週二宣布,來自「建設強韌社區基金」的2,900萬加元將用於北卡爾加里供水工程第一期;工程包括數公里的幹線及升級Top Hill水庫、Big Hill East水庫與Mountain View抽水站,預計明年自Bearspaw(貝爾斯波)增供3,000萬公升水量。

  2. 艾伯塔選舉局(Elections Alberta)開始寄送10月19日公投的特別選票。 艾伯塔選舉局今日起發出郵寄特別選票,公投共有10個問題;艾伯塔居民可在10月9日前申請特別選票,選票必須在10月16日前送達艾伯塔選舉局。

  3. 艾伯塔省長達尼爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)表示已恢復包含原住民致意的艾伯塔日聲明。 週二在一小時內先後發布了兩則艾伯塔日聲明,第一版有原住民致意、第二版則刪除該段;史密斯表示在公務員替換為第二版後介入,並指示恢復使用第一版。

  4. 省長達尼爾·史密斯將在私人行程中赴田納西與納什維爾官員會面。 史密斯本週晚些時候將前往納什維爾,會見州旅遊官員及納什維爾商會負責人;艾伯塔駐美高級代表內森·庫珀(Nathan Cooper)將一同出席,以尋求音樂產業合作與為卡爾加里發展觀光的機會。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 加拿大騎警(RCMP)指控一名卡爾加里男子涉嫌經營約1億6,400萬加元的龐氏騙局、詐騙逾1,000名投資人。 騎警表示,一名49歲男子於7月31日被捕,面臨詐欺與洗錢指控,警方指控該人自2020年3月至2024年4月透過Black Box Management挪用約1億6,300萬加元,將資金轉到外部帳戶並用抄襲的電子郵件更新誤導投資人;艾伯塔證券委員會(Alberta Securities Commission)先前已在2025年8月對相關公司實施制裁。

  2. 一戶掛支持前總統旗幟的卡爾加里住宅遭雞蛋與狗屎惡搞,警方介入調查。 靠近市中心的屋主報稱在8月23日遭到投擲雞蛋及裝袋狗糞的破壞行為,並稱線上威脅暗示縱火;卡爾加里警局證實收到毀損報案,但表示證據不足以提出刑事指控。

🏈 體育

  1. 卡爾加里火焰(Flames)主場史戴德巨蛋(Saddledome)本季最後一場例行賽門票數分鐘內售罄。 火焰2026–27賽季史戴德巨蛋收官戰單場票周一開賣即刻售罄,轉售價格已從約500加元起跳、最高近1,500加元;球隊下季將搬入耗資12億加元的Skotia Place(Scotia Place)體育館。

  2. 蒙特婁阿魯埃特(Montreal Alouettes)延長總經理及主帥合約至2031年與2030年。 這支加拿大式足球聯盟(CFL)球隊週二與總經理丹尼·馬喬西亞(Danny Maciocia)簽下兩年延長合約,效力至2031年;主帥傑森·馬斯(Jason Maas)續約至2030年;蒙特婁目前以9勝2負居聯盟最佳,另也與四分衛卡勒布·伊文斯(Caleb Evans)簽下一年合約。

📰 其他今日要聞

  • 卡爾加里8月房屋銷售下滑16.4%;基準價為569,800加元。
  • 艾伯塔汽車協會學生交通守望回歸斑馬線,延續85年計畫。
  • 加拿大騎警再度指控與1億6,400萬加元龐氏案有關的卡爾加里男子(重複報導,見15413)。
  • 艾伯塔選舉局啟動公投特別選票郵寄作業(重複報導,見15349)。
  • 加拿大各省對美國政策變動的酒精回應各異。
  • 埃德蒙頓及其他學校取消國際校外教學行程。
  • 二手書店報稱遭遇可疑大量訂購,憂心人工智能碎書事件。
  • 公布新款艾伯塔車牌以支持保育。
  • 「美國之湖」更名凸顯加拿大對美國科技的依賴。
  • 自由黨在安大略、魁北克與卑詩的三場聯邦補選中全勝。
  • 醫療團體促請渥太華終止艾伯塔的雙重執業醫療模式。

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