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卡爾加里本週回顧 · 預算外洩、雪鳥告別飛行與牛仔競技場死亡事故

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 原住民電影導演喬吉娜·閃電(Georgina Lightning)在伊諾克牛仔競技場遭馬匹撞擊身亡。 皇家加拿大騎警確認,該名女子週六晚在伊諾克公園(Enoch Park)賽道上被一匹偏離賽道的馬擊中當場死亡;家屬指認死者為喬吉娜·閃電,伊諾克克里族社(Enoch Cree Nation)表示酋長科迪·湯瑪斯(Cody Thomas)的辦公室正與調查當局合作。

  2. 西北卡爾加里機車騎士撞擊事故釀死傷。 警方回應西北卡爾加里的一起事故,現場一名男子死亡;報告指為單一車輛機車撞擊,急救人員到場宣告騎士死亡,調查人員在場釐清原因與時間點。

  3. 一名80歲婦人在市公車下遭撞重傷。 卡爾加里警方表示,一名80歲婦人被市公車撞擊後送醫,傷勢嚴重;事件促使卡爾加里警方與捷運營運單位在現場調查,以記錄碰撞細節與時間線。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 省府訂於10月1日實施每片14加元太陽能板回收費並禁入掩埋場。 亞伯達省政府確認,自10月1日起將對製造商徵收每片14加元的回收費,並禁止廢棄太陽能板進入掩埋場,該政策適用全省包含卡爾加里,以配合新的回收與處置規範。

  2. 擬於北亞伯達的旺德谷(Wonder Valley)資料中心用地獲特別工業分區指定。 官員將擬建的旺德谷資料中心地點指定為特別工業區;此舉適用於北亞伯達一處用地,為該案開發時間表跨過一項重要規劃障礙。

  3. 在經歷挑戰後,加拿大芥花籽收成有望成為強勢年。 分析指出,本季種植面積創紀錄且條件改善,可能成為加拿大芥花籽的豐收年,報告提及此一趨勢對亞伯達種植戶與出口量的影響。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 預算機密文件外洩後,卡爾加里市召開特別會議。 市長傑羅米·法卡斯(Jeromy Farkas)為取得法律意見,召開閉門特別市議會,因環球新聞取得初步預算文件,顯示可能明年房產稅上調20.2%以應付5.1億加元的新營運申請;議會指示行政部門在15%上限內縮減申請。

  2. 市長將外洩預算數字形容為「願望清單」,吹哨者爭議持續。 外洩的機密文件顯示多年的稅率情境,包括2027年20.2%的跳增與後續增加;市長重申尚未作出任何稅務決定,議會正準備修訂數字,並將於9月22日閉門會議討論。

  3. 亞伯達選舉局提前郵寄選票申請截止日,以應對申請激增。 亞伯達選舉局表示約有29萬份郵寄選票申請——約為2023年總數的五倍——並將特別選票申請截止日從10月9日提前到9月25日,以便在10月19日公投前完成印刷與計票準備。

  4. 聯邦保守黨在公投前於亞伯達啟動「為加拿大保守派」宣傳活動。 國家保守黨在亞伯達推出親聯邦的宣傳活動,因該省正準備10月19日公投,公投詢問亞伯達人是否願意留在聯邦或推動具約束力的分離投票。

  5. 亞伯達獨立團體公布過渡計畫,列出成為國家的步驟。 一個分離主義團體發布多點過渡計畫,詳述走向獨立的法律與治理步驟;該計畫在亞伯達準備10月公投之際,成為公開辯論的一部分。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 雷德布里奇(Lethbridge)男子被控,兩名幼女指控遭性侵。 30歲的尼可拉斯·蒂爾比(Nicholas Tilbe)來自雷德布里奇,面臨四項性干涉與一項性侵罪名,警方表示一名12歲與一名10歲女童指稱事件發生於2024年6月至2026年5月間;法庭排期為9月8日與9月22日。

  2. 皇家加拿大騎警調查在韋恩賴特(Wainwright)附近對羔羊射擊事件;發現一具屠宰屍體。 騎警表示有人在8月23至24日闖入韋恩賴特以西的一處牧場;一隻羔羊腿部中彈,另一隻被發現遭宰割藏於農舍後方,促使警方展開調查,牧場家庭已加強安全措施。

🏥 健康

  1. 前線人員警告:卡爾加里監督式施用點關閉後出現服務缺口。 前線工作者表示,自監督式施用點關閉後,支援與服務管道減少,案主取得服務受限,外展服務與地方急救人力壓力增加,城市正調整以應對該施用點消失的影響。

  2. 埃德蒙頓醫師稱救護車延遲1.5小時導致妻子死亡,呼籲改革。 杰伊·布萊斯(Dr. Guy Blais)表示於7月24日凌晨4:52撥打911,救護車約在1小時24分鐘後抵達;他說65歲妻子伊蓮·沃倫-布萊斯(Elaine Warren-Blais)在此期間病情惡化,並要求改善緊急應變流程。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 珍恩·阿登、塞莉·卡迪納(Celeigh Cardinal)等人將於9月20日免費參與卡爾加里團結音樂會。 「永遠加拿大運動」(Forever Canadian)安排於9月20日在匯流遺址(Fort Calgary)舉辦免費「卡爾加里團結音樂會」,演出名單包括珍恩·阿登、塞莉·卡迪納、魯本·布洛克與約翰·沃特·漢納姆等,旨在於10月19日公投前宣傳留在聯邦的理念。

  2. 卡爾加里選手薩梅茲(Sametz)在帕拉公路自行車世錦賽男子C3計時賽奪銀。 薩梅茲在帕拉公路世界錦標賽男子C3計時賽拿下銀牌,為卡爾加里選手在國際賽場再添獎牌,也為加拿大隊增添一面獎牌。

🏈 體育

  1. 勞動節「亞伯達之戰」聚焦印第安那斯坦彭德斯(Stampeders)與艾爾克斯(Elks)之間的失誤爭奪。 卡爾加里(5勝6敗)與埃德蒙頓(8勝3敗)在勞動節前夕交手,埃德蒙頓以33次迫使失誤領先聯盟,失誤差值為+14,而卡爾加里為+11;教練強調控球與失誤差距將左右週一的宿敵戰。

  2. 加拿大武裝部隊雪鳥(Snowbirds)將於11月15日在卡爾加里舉行告別飛行。 雪鳥宣布,其最後一次飛行表演將在11月15日於第113屆灰盔杯(Grey Cup)在麥克馬洪體育場(McMahon Stadium)上演,為他們成立55週年賽季畫下句點,未來數年將逐步退役CT-114教練機隊。

分類項目統計

  • 突發與事故:3項
  • 政府與政治:5項
  • 經濟與商業:3項
  • 犯罪與公共安全:2項
  • 健康:2項
  • 社區與文化:2項
  • 體育:2項

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