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渥太华周二要闻 · 特卡楚克离队、信息公开请求暂停与里多河SUV坠河

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 警方称酒精疑为一辆SUV坠入里多河(Rideau River)的因素。 渥太华警方表示,一辆SUV驶出路面坠入里多河,调查人员怀疑酒精是因素,调查仍在进行中。
  2. 万克利克山(Vankleek Hill)附近34号公路一宗碰撞造成1人死亡。 警方确认34号公路发生致命车祸,导致1人死亡;急救人员赶赴现场。
  3. 西渥太华居民呼吁改善发生致命车祸的路口。 在当地报道点名的交叉口发生近期致命碰撞后,邻里要求当局采取改进措施。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 多伦多国际电影节(TIFF)首映票价高达106–128,加剧影迷被“买不起”的感受。 TIFF公布的普通非会员放映票起价为30、优先放映46,但票务网站Ticketmaster(Ticketmaster)上的首映座位例如《Always Lalisa》等影片显示106,加上部分前排截图显示128。
  2. 在苏丹内战持续之际,渥太华举行首届苏丹节。 当地报道指出,组织者在家乡冲突继续的背景下举办了首届苏丹节。
  3. 14本科加拿大小说入围10万美元的Giller文学奖(Giller Prize)长名单,其中两位来自不列颠哥伦比亚。 Giller长名单列出14部作品角逐10万美元奖金,名单中包括两位来自卑诗省的作者。
  4. 布雷迪·特卡楚克(Brady Tkachuk)称已请求被交易,并成为佛罗里达美洲豹(Florida Panthers)队员。 特卡楚克告诉记者,渥太华参议员(Ottawa Senators)季后赛被横扫后他要求离队;随后有人拍到他在劳德代尔堡会见总经理比尔·齐托(Bill Zito),现已以不愿在渥太华续约为信号加盟美洲豹。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 文件显示安大略省政府在透明度变更后暂停处理信息公开请求(FOI)。 Global News 获得的 Microsoft Teams 信息显示,自5月14日起开始全面暂停处理,此前福特政府在4月24日的预算修正将省长、内阁及其工作人员排除在信息公开之外;信息与隐私专员警告这些变更将削弱公众获取信息的渠道。
  2. 渥太华对美国商品实施的一比一关税反制现已生效。 联邦政府称作为对美国关税的“一比一”回应的关税措施已由渥太华正式实施。
  3. 超过90%的公务员提前退休申请将被批准。 报道称,联邦计划将批准超过90%的公务员提前退休请求。

📰 还有今日要闻

  • 控方在Fsha Tekhle谋杀案审判开庭时拒绝过失杀人认罪。
  • 弗雷谢特表示,魁北克将动用一切工具应对贸易战。
  • 魁北克推动保护供应链并扩大企业救助以应对贸易战。
  • 通过当地采访总结渥太华选民对市政厅的期待。
  • 为家长和学生解释安大略省返校政策变更。
  • 返校学生权衡省府削减后OSAP资金变化的影响。
  • 家长对课堂屏幕时间反弹,‘反科技’情绪上升。
  • 蒙特利尔的雨果·霍勒(Hugo Houle)壁画被迈克尔·伍兹(Michael Woods)的形象替换。
  • 《北方之外》(North of North)回归第二季。
  • 加拿大在渥太华追逐轮椅篮球世界冠军金牌赛事。
  • 渥太华教区信徒将礼拜带入林中举行。
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