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多伦多一周回顾:票价提案、福特动作与城市告别

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 警方在2022年士嘉堡枪杀案又逮一人,指控一名30岁男子。 多伦多警方宣布,30岁克里斯托弗·阿特金斯-普莱斯被逮捕并被控一级谋杀和谋杀未遂,案件涉2022年11月12日于米德兰路与帕斯莫尔大道附近发生、31岁王丁庞被枪击的事件;调查仍在进行中。

  2. 艾耶克斯一家酒店缴获枪械后,一名13岁少年被起诉。 杜伦地区警方称,在西尼路南与贝利街西一家酒店,警员在发现一把刀后,随犬组搜查中缴获一把枪并逮捕一名13岁少年;指控包括携藏武器、非法持有管制枪械以及多项保释和缓刑违规。

  3. 多伦多郊区警方跨辖区打击行动后提出229项指控。 杜伦警方表示,针对一系列抢劫、盗窃和入室行窃的调查导致四人被捕,共提出229项指控;警方公布涉案人员信息,并称这些逮捕源于为期数月、针对有组织罪犯的调查。

  4. 汉密尔顿男子因社交贴文被控散布仇恨宣传。 汉密尔顿警方指控一名27岁斯托尼克里克男子犯意图散布仇恨、意图散布反犹太主义以及主张种族灭绝等罪,案件源自今年7月的一起报告,后经对X账号内容调查而起诉,警方在通报中如是说。

🚑 突发与事故

  1. 东区逾100户居民断水超过48小时。 多伦多官员报告,市内东区100多户在一次市政问题后断水超过两天;维修队伍加紧恢复供水,市府通知受影响住址断水时段。

  2. 北约克车祸致两男死亡,疑为街头飙车所致。 多伦多警方表示,一起在北约克发生的多车碰撞造成两名男子死亡,警方怀疑飙车是因素之一;调查人员称事发当日上午多车高速行驶,仍在搜集目击证人。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 消息人士:选区补选结果与人际关系影响福特内阁改组。 多名消息人士告诉记者,省长道格·福特的近期内阁改组部分受补选结果和进步保守党议员之间私人关系影响;报道强调这是党内动态而非单一公共政策理由所致。

  2. 市长候选人布拉德·布拉德福德承诺在联合车站设警务前哨。 第19选区候选人兼市长竞选人布拉德·布拉德福德表示,若当选将于联合车站(Union Station)内设立多伦多警察局前哨,以增加交通枢纽的常驻警力,他在竞选声明中如此表示。

  3. 道格·福特表态对强制戒瘾治疗持开放态度。 省长道格·福特对记者表示,他对将非自愿戒瘾治疗作为政策工具的想法持开放态度,同时指出省府正在权衡选项,以应对全安大略日益严峻的成瘾问题。

  4. 周博(Olivia Chow)承诺若连任将在10次乘车后设TTC票价上限。 周博提出一项每周TTC乘车10次后启动的票价上限政策,作为其连任竞选主张的一部分,旨在提高交通可负担性以迎接市政选举。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 斯泰兰蒂斯与Roshel签署意向书,拟出售布兰普顿工厂。 斯泰兰蒂斯(Stellantis)确认已与加拿大装甲车制造商Roshel就可能出售停工的布兰普顿装配厂签署谅解备忘录;联合工会(Unifor)表示合同谈判暂缓,工会关注此举并指出现行集体协议将于9月20日到期。

  2. 安大略科学中心裁撤整个科学部门,工会愤怒。 省公营雇员工会OPSEU/SEFPO表示,裁员使工会化员工从166人降至136人,涉及科学、教育、市场与信息科技岗位,共消失540年合计服务年限,工会领袖公开批评中心的重组决策。

  3. 斯泰兰蒂斯与Roshel谈判突显布兰普顿制造业不确定性。 斯泰兰蒂斯加拿大区官员特雷弗·朗利表示,Roshel或能“恢复布兰普顿厂的可持续运作”,该表态与一系列谈判相关,联合工会警告在多伦多暂停谈判后可能采取进一步行动。

🏈 体育

  1. 枫叶队总经理约翰·查伊卡称重赢球迷需重新赢得他们的喜爱。 新任多伦多枫叶队(Toronto Maple Leafs)总经理、37岁的约翰·查伊卡对加拿大新闻社表示,任职19周后他感到有责任对热情球迷负责,并称他与高级顾问马茨·松丁认为球队在自2016年后首次无缘季后赛后已在积极改进。

  2. 马克斯·多米将缺席枫叶训练营开训,术后并发症无限期缺阵。 枫叶队宣布,31岁的边锋马克斯·多米因季外手术并发症而“无限期缺阵”,球队重聚时将对他进行评估;总经理约翰·查伊卡表示,多米将很快就此公开说明情况。

  3. 蓝鸟队投手迪兰·西斯为经理办公室更换画作,原作在安省美术馆展出。 多伦多蓝鸟队(Toronto Blue Jays)投手迪兰·西斯的作品近期在安大略美术馆展出,他为主教练约翰·施耐德的办公室替换了一幅新画(因其胡须意象被昵称为“汤姆·塞莱克”),以便原作随巡展至美术馆。

  4. 加拿大拳击传奇乔治·楚瓦洛89岁去世,生涯曾两度对战穆罕默德·阿里。 多伦多Sully’s拳馆证实,乔治·楚瓦洛在其89岁生日当天去世;楚瓦洛职业战绩为73胜18负2和64次击倒(1956–1978),曾在多伦多枫叶园(1966年)与温哥华太平洋大球馆(1972年)与穆罕默德·阿里交手。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 多伦多国际电影节推出“市场”项目,旨在在美加紧张局势中扶持加拿大电影。 多伦多国际电影节(TIFF)在今年影展期间推出“The Market”举措,旨在强化加拿大电影产业并扩大交易能力,应对跨境行业压力,项目包含面向加拿大制片人与买家的活动与行业论坛。

  2. 东区社区园丁恳请保留一块耕作30年的菜地,该地拟建支持性住房。 临近拟建多伦多支持性住房地点的长期社区菜园管理者请求市府在推进住房项目同时保留该菜地,支持者援引数十年的当地耕作维护历史。

  3. 多伦多举行纪念活动,缅怀9/11二十五周年,受害者家属与急救人员出席。 多伦多的活动在9/11二十五周年将受害者家属与急救人员聚集在一起,包括由莫琳·巴斯尼基组织的“服务日”晚宴;其丈夫肯·巴斯尼基在袭击中遇难,享年48岁。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 调查报告警示联合车站GO列车脱轨案中对肉眼检查的依赖。 对联合车站(Union Station)GO列车脱轨事件的报告指出,对可视检查的依赖可能是因素之一,调查人员呼吁在该中央交通枢纽加强程序性检查。

  2. 麦特罗林克斯将世界杯后“可用乘务员”不足归咎于临时GO班次调整。 麦特罗林克斯(Metrolinx)首席执行官表示,世界杯后出现可用乘务员短缺,导致临时GO服务调整,进而影响班表并引发乘客对周末与高峰期服务可靠性的质疑。

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