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蒙特利尔周三要闻:多森遇难者家属促控枪、图尔科特假释之争与摩托车身亡调查

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 多森控枪家庭(Dawson Families for Gun Control)呼吁渥太华在9月13日周年前完成承诺的枪支改革。 该组织周三发表公开信,敦促总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)领导的政府完成对类攻击武器的禁令,堵住大容量弹匣的漏洞,并收紧对手枪禁令例外的监督。信中提到,2006年多森学院枪击案发生20周年,当时枪手杀害了18岁的阿纳斯塔西娅·德索萨(Anastasia De Sousa),并造成19人受伤。

  2. 被害儿童的母亲表示将出席9月22日对盖·图尔科特(Guy Turcotte)的假释听证并提交受害人影响陈述。 伊莎贝尔·加斯顿(Isabelle Gaston)发帖称自己尚未准备好面对图尔科特,但会出席9月22日的加拿大假释委员会(Parole Board of Canada)听证,反对批准有监督的临时离监。图尔科特因2009年谋杀两名子女,被判处17年且不得假释(2016年判决)。

  3. 加拿大边境服务局(CBSA)在米拉贝尔查扣250张空白永久居民卡样式卡和250个全息标志后,一名蒙特利尔男子被控。 CBSA称,2024年3月在米拉贝尔的查扣引发了7月11日在北岸的搜查令行动,查获伪造身份证件、伪造证件材料、一支受限枪支和三枚弹匣;被控走私违禁品和制造虚假身份文件等罪名。

  4. 魁北克独立调查局(Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes)就一名摩托车手在沃特维尔附近逃避警方时坠车身亡展开调查。 该局称,周二约晚上9:15,警员发现该摩托车手违反交通规则,摩托车手逃逸后撞上护栏,当场被宣布死亡;蒙特利尔警方已被要求协助调查。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 魁人党(Parti Québécois)领袖保罗·圣皮埃尔·普拉蒙东(Paul St-Pierre Plamondon)誓言无论是少数还是多数政府都将推动公投。 周二在竞选行程中,普拉蒙东表示公投承诺“不会改变”,省选定于10月5日举行,领导人辩论定于9月15日。保守党领袖埃里克·迪海姆(Éric Duhaime)周二警告称,如果他的党掌握平衡权力,他将阻止任何公投。

  2. 魁北克各党领袖今晚将在魁北克城连台接受广播加拿大(Radio‑Canada)采访。 五位主要党派领袖将于周三晚参加采访。竞选议题以关税、生活成本、教育与语言为主,民调显示许多选民在10月5日选举前仍未决定投向。

  3. 蒙特利尔西区家长称看守斑马线的巡逻人员回归是“短暂胜利”。 在皇家西部学院(Royal West Academy)家长发起的夏季安全运动后,本学年巡逻人员重返安斯利路(Ainslie Road)与威斯敏斯特大道(Westminster Avenue)交叉口。过去两年内该路口有三名学生被撞受伤;夏季原计划的车道减少未能实施。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 前加拿大人队(Canadiens)边锋安德烈·普罗诺沃斯特(André Pronovost)去世,享年90岁。
  • 美国反制关税举措后,魁北克制造的车辆被点名回应。
  • 蒙特利尔以西几个市长敦促下届魁北克政府重修20号公路。
  • 盖·图尔科特申请监外有监督临时离监。
  • 诉讼要求魁北克紧急以英语提供选民信息。
  • 保守党因一名朋蒂亚克(Pontiac)候选人关于堕胎及2SLGBTQ+言论而解除其提名资格。
  • 瓦莱丽·普朗特(Valérie Plante)从市长办公室过渡为蒙特利尔主持主席。
  • 省警追逐在沃特维尔附近以摩托车手死亡收场。
  • 魁北克法官在性侵审判中裁定说唱歌手凯南(K'naan)无罪。
  • 解释:反制关税对魁北克企业的影响。
  • 蒙特利尔一所私校为自行车锦标赛改为远程教学。
  • 报告审视蒙特利尔警方剪除发辫与反黑人历史的关系。
  • 美国联邦电影税收激励讨论或影响加拿大电影业。
  • 前蒙特利尔神父因涉儿童性虐待影像指控将继续被拘留。
  • 经历反复折腾后,皇家西部学院学生再次迎来斑马线巡逻人员。
  • 魁北克城市长敦促省级领导人承诺实现无家可归人数为零的目标。

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