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渥太華要聞 · 星期二:特卡楚克離隊、資訊公開暫停與里多河SUV事故

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🚑 重大與事故

  1. 警方表示酒精疑為一輛SUV衝入里多河的疑因。 渥太華警方指出,一輛從路面衝入里多河的休旅車懷疑與酒精有關;調查仍在進行中。
  2. 范克利克山附近34號公路發生車禍釀1死。 警方證實34號公路發生致命車禍,造成1人死亡;緊急救援人員已到場處理。
  3. 西渥太華居民要求改善一處致命車禍路口。 鄰居在一宗近期致命碰撞後,要求對當地報導中提及的路口進行改善。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 多倫多國際影展(TIFF)首映票價達加元106–128使部分影迷感到買不起。 多倫多國際影展列出非會員普通場票價起為加元30、尊榮場票價加元46,但票務大師(Ticketmaster)上的首映座位售價顯示如《Always Lalisa》等片有加元106,部分前排截圖則為加元128。
  2. 蘇丹內戰持續,渥太華舉辦首屆蘇丹節。 當地報導指出,主辦單位在蘇丹衝突持續之際,在渥太華舉辦了首屆蘇丹節。
  3. 十四本加拿大書籍入圍吉勒獎長名單,包含兩位卑詩省作者。 吉勒獎(Giller Prize)長名單列出14本角逐加元100,000獎金的書目,其中有兩位來自卑詩省的作者入列。
  4. 布雷迪·特卡楚克表示,他曾向參議員提出交易申請,現加盟佛羅里達黑豹。 布雷迪·特卡楚克說,渥太華遭季後賽橫掃後他希望離隊;之後有他在勞德代爾堡與佛羅里達黑豹總經理比爾·齊托會面的照片,且他表明不會在渥太華續約,現已成為佛羅里達黑豹(Florida Panthers)一員。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 文件顯示安大略政府在透明度變更後暫停處理資訊公開請求。 環球新聞取得的Microsoft Teams訊息顯示,自5月14日起全面暫停請求處理,此前福特政府在4月24日預算修正將省長、內閣及其幕僚排除在資訊公開範圍外;資訊與隱私專員警告此舉會削弱公眾取得資訊的權利。
  2. 渥太華對美國貨物實施一元對一元關稅已生效。 聯邦政府稱此項關稅措施為對美國關稅的一元對一元回應,目前已在渥太華生效。
  3. 超過90%公務員申請提前退休將獲核准。 報導指出,聯邦計畫將批准超過90%的公務員提前退休申請。

📰 今日速覽

  • 檢方在Fsha Tekhle謀殺審判開庭時駁回過失殺人認罪。
  • 魁北克表示將動用一切工具應對貿易戰,費雷切特表示。
  • 魁北克採取行動保護供應鏈並擴大企業救助以應對貿易戰。
  • 從當地採訪整理出渥太華選民對市府的期望。
  • 安大略開學政策變更為家長與學生說明。
  • 返校學生權衡省府削減後的學生援助計畫變動。
  • 家長對教室螢幕使用時間反彈,出現愈趨明顯的「科技反彈」。
  • 蒙特婁胡戈·胡爾(Hugo Houle)壁畫被改為麥可·伍茲(Michael Woods)肖像。
  • 《北方之北》(North of North)回歸第二季。
  • 加拿大在渥太華爭取輪椅籃球世錦賽金牌。
  • 渥太華信徒將教堂禮拜帶入森林。
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