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卡尔加里要闻 · 本周回顾:预算外泄、雪鸟谢幕与牛仔竞技致命事故

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 原住民电影制片人 Georgina Lightning 在伊诺克(Enoch)牛仔竞技赛被马撞击身亡。 皇家骑警(RCMP)证实,该名女子周六晚在伊诺克公园赛道死亡,原因是一匹马偏离赛道撞向她;家属确认死者为 Georgina Lightning,伊诺克克里族(Enoch Cree Nation)表示酋长科迪·托马斯(Cody Thomas)的办公室正配合当局调查。

  2. 卡尔加里西北发生摩托车单车事故,骑士当场死亡。 警方到场处置一起西北卡尔加里交通事故,报告称为单车摩托车事故,急救人员在现场宣布骑士死亡,调查人员仍在现场查明原因和时间线。

  3. 一名80岁女子被卡尔加里公交车撞伤,伤势严重。 卡尔加里警方称,一名80岁女子被一辆市区公交车撞伤并以重伤送医;此事促使卡尔加里警方与交通运营方在现场展开调查,记录碰撞细节与时间顺序。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 省府确定10月1日实施每块太阳能板14加元的制造商回收费,并禁止填埋。 艾伯塔省政府确认,自10月1日起实施每块14加元的制造商回收费,并禁止将废旧太阳能板填埋,政策适用于全省(包括卡尔加里),以配合监管机构制定的新回收与处置规则。

  2. 北艾伯塔拟建的 Wonder Valley 数据中心选址获特别工业区划。 官员将拟议的 Wonder Valley 数据中心位置指定为特别工业区;该决定适用于北艾伯塔的一处用地,为项目发展时间表扫清关键规划障碍。

  3. 加拿大菜籽收成在经历挑战后有望迎来丰收年。 分析指出,改善的种植条件和创纪录的播种面积让今年可能成为加拿大菜籽的丰收年,这将影响艾伯塔种植户和出口量。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 机密预算文件外泄后,卡尔加里市长召集特别会议寻求法律意见。 市长杰洛米·法卡斯(Jeromy Farkas)在《环球新闻》获悉一份初步预算文件、显示明年可能的20.2%物业税上调以应对5.1亿加元新增营运请求后,召集闭门特别市议会听取法律建议;市议会已指示行政部门在15%上限内削减请求。

  2. 市长称外泄预算数字为“愿望清单”;吹哨人争议持续。 被公开的机密文件显示多年税率情景,包括2027年可能上升20.2%及后续增长;市长重申尚未就税率作出决定,市议会正准备修订数字,并将于9月22日闭门审议。

  3. 艾伯塔选举办公室提前邮寄选票申请截止日,应对激增申请。 艾伯塔选举办公室报告约29万份邮寄选票申请,约为2023年选举总数的五倍,并将特种邮寄选票申请截止日从10月9日提前至9月25日,以便在10月19日公投前安排印刷和计票物流。

  4. 联邦保守党在艾伯塔启动“为加拿大的保守派”竞选活动,为公投造势。 加拿大保守党(Conservative Party)在艾伯塔发起一项支持留在联邦的宣传活动,正值省内准备于10月19日就是否留在联邦或进行有约束力的分离投票举行公投。

  5. 分离主义组织公布过渡计划,列出建国步骤。 一个主张艾伯塔独立的团体发布多点过渡计划,详述通向独立的法律与治理步骤;该计划在省内为即将到来的十月公投引发公开辩论。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 莱斯布里奇男子被控,多名幼女报案指控性侵。 30岁莱斯布里奇男子尼古拉斯·蒂尔比(Nicholas Tilbe)面临四项干预性行为罪和一项性侵犯罪指控,警方称一名12岁和一名10岁女孩报称发生在2024年6月至2026年5月之间的事件;庭期定于9月8日和9月22日。

  2. 皇家骑警调查温莱特附近羔羊遭枪击事件,发现一具尸体。 皇家骑警表示,8月23日至24日之间有人擅自进入温莱特(Wainwright)以西的一处牧场;一只羔羊腿部中枪,另一只在棚后被肢解,警方展开调查,牧场家庭已加强安保。

🏥 健康

  1. 一线工作人员警告:卡尔加里监督性注射点关闭后服务出现缺口。 一线员工称,自卡尔加里监督性注射点关闭后,支持服务与服务对象接触减少,外展服务与当地急救资源压力增加,城市正适应该设施的缺失。

  2. 埃德蒙顿医生称救护车延误1.5小时导致妻子去世,呼吁改革。 Guy Blais 医生报告称于7月24日凌晨4:52拨打911,救护车到达约延误1小时24分钟;他表示65岁的妻子伊莱恩·沃伦-布莱斯(Elaine Warren-Blais)在此期间病情恶化,呼吁对急救响应进行改革。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. Jann Arden、Celeigh Cardinal 等将于9月20日出演免费“卡尔加里团结音乐会”。 “永远的加拿大人”运动组织安排于9月20日在汇合处历史遗址(堡垒卡尔加里)举办免费“卡尔加里团结音乐会”,Jann Arden、Celeigh Cardinal、Reuben Bullock 和 John Wort Hannam 将助演,以在10月19日公投前推动留在联邦的立场。

  2. 卡尔加里选手 Sametz 在残疾人公路自行车世锦赛男子 C3 计时赛获银牌。 Sametz 在残疾人公路自行车世锦赛男子 C3 计时赛中夺得银牌,为这位卡尔加里选手带来国际领奖台成绩,并为加拿大队再添奖牌。

🏈 体育

  1. 劳工节“艾伯塔之战”聚焦红印队与麋鹿队的失误博弈。 卡尔加里牛仔队(Calgary Stampeders)(战绩5胜6负)与埃德蒙顿麋鹿队(Edmonton Elks)(战绩8胜3负)在劳工节交锋前,埃德蒙顿以33次强制失误领跑 CFL 并以+14的失误差领先卡尔加里的+11;教练强调控球与失误差将决定周一的宿敌之战。

  2. 雪鸟飞行表演队(Snowbirds)将于11月15日在卡尔加里进行谢幕飞行。 加拿大武装部队雪鸟飞行表演队宣布,其谢幕表演将在11月15日于卡尔加里麦克马洪体育场(McMahon Stadium)举办的第113届灰盔杯(Grey Cup)期间进行,结束其第55个周年赛季,并在未来几年退役 CT-114 Tutor 机队。

节选统计

  • 突发与事故:3 条
  • 政府与政治:5 条
  • 经济与商业:3 条
  • 犯罪与公共安全:2 条
  • 健康:2 条
  • 社区与文化:2 条
  • 体育:2 条

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