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蒙特婁要聞 · 週三:道森家屬促槍枝改革、圖爾科特假釋爭議與機車手調查

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 道森控槍家屬聯盟(Dawson Families for Gun Control)敦促渥太華在9月13日二十周年前完成承諾的槍枝改革。 該組織週三發表公開信,要求總理馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)領導的政府完成對突擊式槍械的禁令、堵住大容量彈匣的漏洞,並加強對手槍凍結豁免的監管。聲明提到2006年道森學院(Dawson College)槍擊事件20週年,當時一名槍手造成18歲安娜塔西婭·德索薩(Anastasia De Sousa)死亡、19人受傷。

  2. 被害兒童之母表示將在9月22日出席蓋伊·圖爾科特(Guy Turcotte)的假釋聽證並發表受害者衝擊陳述。 伊莎貝爾·加斯頓(Isabelle Gaston)貼文指出她尚未準備好面對圖爾科特,但會出席加拿大假釋委員會於9月22日的聽證,反對監督下的臨時外出申請。圖爾科特因2009年謀殺兩名子女,2016年被判處17年且不得假釋。

  3. 一名蒙特婁男子在皮斯比(Mirabel)被加拿大邊境服務署查獲250張空白永久居民卡樣式卡片與250個全息標籤後遭起訴。 邊境署表示,2024年3月在皮斯比的查獲導致7月11日在北岸執行搜索令,查獲偽造身分文件、偽造文件材料、一把受限制槍械及三個彈匣;相關控罪包括走私禁運物品與製作假身分文件。

  4. 魁北克獨立調查局(Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes)調查一名機車手在沃特維爾(Waterville)附近逃逸時撞車身亡案。 調查局表示,警員週二約晚上9時15分看到該機車手違反交通規則後,騎士逃離現場、撞上護欄並當場宣告死亡;蒙特婁警察機關(Montreal police)已被要求協助調查。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 魁北克黨領袖保羅·聖皮埃爾·普拉蒙東(Paul St-Pierre Plamondon)承諾無論少數或多數政府都會推動公投。 在週二造勢活動中,普拉蒙東表示公投承諾「不改變」,省選定於10月5日舉行,各黨領袖將於9月15日參加辯論。保守黨領袖艾瑞克·杜海姆(Éric Duhaime)則警告,若他的政黨握有關鍵席次,將阻擋任何公投。

  2. 魁北克各黨領袖今晚在魁北克市接受魁北克廣播公司(Radio-Canada)連續訪談。 五大黨領袖週三晚間出席訪談,選戰焦點圍繞關稅、生活成本、教育與語言,民調顯示距離10月5日投票仍有許多選民未決。

  3. 蒙特婁西(Montreal West)家長稱人行道守望員回歸是「短暫勝利」。 皇家西學院(Royal West Academy)家長經過數月的安全運動後,本學年守望員重返位於安斯利路(Ainslie Road)與西敏斯特大道(Westminster Avenue)的路口。過去兩年該路口已有三名學生遭撞受傷,而原計畫的車道縮減在夏季未實施。

📰 其他要聞

  • 前蒙特婁加拿大人(Montreal Canadiens)邊鋒安德烈·普羅諾沃斯特(André Pronovost)逝世,享壽90歲。
  • 魁北克製造車輛被援引作為回應美國反關稅措施的對象。
  • 蒙特婁西側市長促請下屆魁北克政府改造20號公路(Highway 20)。
  • 蓋伊·圖爾科特(Guy Turcotte)申請監督下臨時外出。
  • 訴訟要求魁北克緊急以英文提供選民資料。
  • 保守黨因反墮胎及2SLGBTQ+言論取消龐蒂亞克選區候選人資格。
  • 瓦萊麗·普朗特(Valérie Plante)從市長辦公室轉任蒙特婁主持主席。
  • 省警追逐在沃特維爾附近以機車手死亡收場。
  • 法官裁定饒舌歌手K'naan在性侵審判中無罪。
  • 深度說明:反關稅對魁北克企業的影響。
  • 蒙特婁一私校因自行車錦標賽改採遠距教學。
  • 報告檢視蒙特婁警方剪除髮辮與反黑歷史問題。
  • 美國聯邦影視稅務誘因談判可能影響加拿大產業。
  • 前蒙特婁神父因持有兒童性虐待影像相關指控續被扣押。
  • 經歷波折後,皇家西學院學生再次迎回人行道守望員。
  • 魁北克市長敦促省級領導人承諾達成零無家可歸目標。

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