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多倫多本週回顧 · 運價提案、福特改組與城市送別

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 2022 年史卡堡命案再拘一人,30 歲男子遭控。 多倫多警察局(Toronto Police Service)表示,30 歲的克里斯多福·艾特金斯‑普賽斯(Christopher Atkins‑Price)遭到逮捕,並被控一級謀殺及謀殺未遂,涉案為 2022 年 11 月 12 日在米德蘭與帕斯莫爾大道附近對 31 歲王丁鵬(Ding Pang Wang)所為的槍擊;警方稱調查仍在進行中。

  2. 艾賈克斯飯店查獲槍械,13 歲少年被起訴。 達勒姆地區警察局(Durham Regional Police)表示,員警在西尼路南/貝利街西一處飯店逮捕一名 13 歲少年,先發現一把刀,再透過警犬搜索查獲一把槍;相關指控包括藏匿武器、非法持有受限槍械以及多項違反保釋與緩刑令。

  3. 跨轄區臥底行動後達勒姆提出 229 項指控。 達勒姆警察局表示,針對一連串的搶劫、竊盜與闖入案展開數月調查後,逮捕四人並提出 229 項指控;警方公布涉案人士細節,並指出行動鎖定有組織的慣犯。

  4. 漢密爾頓男子涉社群貼文被控煽動仇恨宣傳。 漢密爾頓警察局表示,一名 27 歲石溪(Stoney Creek)男子因在 X 平台張貼內容被依故意宣傳仇恨、故意宣傳反猶太主義及鼓吹種族滅絕等罪名起訴;此案源自 2025 年 7 月的一起通報,警方在新聞稿中說明。

🚑 緊急與事故

  1. 東區 100 多戶停水超過 48 小時。 多倫多市府通報,市內東區逾 100 戶因市政故障停水超過兩天;搶修人員加緊恢復供水,市方也向受影響住址發布停水期間通知。

  2. 北約克車禍致兩男死亡,疑涉競速。 多倫多警察局表示,北約克一宗多車碰撞造成兩名男子死亡,調查人員指出競速疑為肇事因素,案發當日早晨多輛車以高速行駛,警方持續尋求目擊者提供線索。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 消息:補選結果與人際關係左右福特內閣改組。 多位消息人士告訴記者,卑詩保守黨(Progressive Conservative)團隊內部的補選成績與黨內人際關係,部分形塑了省長道格·福特(Doug Ford)最近的內閣調整;報導強調是內部動態,而非單一公共政策理由,驅動特定部長調動。

  2. 市長參選人布拉德·布拉德福(Brad Bradford)承諾在聯合車站設警務哨點。 第 19 選區候選人(同時為市長參選人)布拉德·布拉德福表示,若當選將在聯合車站(Union Station)設置多倫多警察的外勤哨點,以提升交通樞紐的常態警力,這是其競選主張之一。

  3. 福特表示對強制成癮治療持開放態度。 省長道格·福特告訴記者,他對強制性成癮治療的構想持開放態度,同時表示省府正權衡各種選項,以因應安大略省日益嚴重的成癮相關問題。

  4. 周(Chow)承諾若連任,TTC 設週票搭乘上限 10 次後封頂。 候選人周(Olivia Chow)提出若連任,將推出每週公共運輸費用封頂政策:在搭乘達 10 次後封頂,作為選舉期間的交通負擔減輕主張。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 史太蘭蒂斯(Stellantis)與防彈車製造商羅雄(Roshel)簽署意向書,可能出售布蘭普頓廠。 史太蘭蒂斯證實已與加拿大裝甲車製造商羅雄簽訂諒解備忘,討論出售閒置的布蘭普頓組裝廠(Brampton Assembly);工會 Unifor 表示協商已暫停,並提出關切,且現行集體協議將於 9 月 20 日屆滿。

  2. 安大略科學中心裁撤整個科學部門,工會強烈不滿。 省公務與教育工會(OPSEU/SEFPO)指出,裁員使工會化員工數從 166 人減至 136 人,裁撤範圍包括科學、教育、行銷與資訊科技職位,合計被裁員工年資達 540 年,工會領袖公開批評中心的重組作法。

  3. 史太蘭蒂斯與羅雄談判突顯布蘭普頓在地製造前景不確定。 史太蘭蒂斯加拿大區的特雷弗·朗格利(Trevor Longley)將羅雄視為恢復布蘭普頓場址「可持續營運」的可能途徑;此言論與在多倫多暫停談判後 Unifor 警告可能採取進一步行動的情勢相關。

🏈 體育

  1. 楓葉總經理約翰·柴卡:取回球迷需贏得他們的愛。 多倫多楓葉(Maple Leafs)新任總經理、37 歲的約翰·柴卡(John Chayka)告訴加通社,他在上任 19 週後感到有責任與熱情的球迷群體對話,並表示他與高級顧問馬茲·桑丁(Mats Sundin)認為球隊自 2016 年首次缺席季後賽後,已走出正面步伐。

  2. 麥克斯·多米(Max Domi)因手術併發症無限期缺席訓練營。 多倫多楓葉表示,這位 31 歲的邊鋒將在球隊重聚時接受評估,但因賽季外手術引發的併發症仍「無限期缺陣」;總經理約翰·柴卡表示,多米將於近日公開說明狀況。

  3. 藍鳥投手迪倫·席斯(Dylan Cease)在總教練辦公室替換畫作,原作於美術館展出期間由新作頂替。 多倫多藍鳥(Toronto Blue Jays)的投手迪倫·席斯,其作品近期在安大略藝術館(Art Gallery of Ontario)展出,他提供一幅新畫作(因畫中鬍鬚被暱稱為「湯姆·塞勒克」)替換掛在總教練約翰·施耐德辦公室的原作,原作在美術館巡迴展出時由新作頂替。

  4. 加拿大拳擊傳奇喬治·朱瓦洛逝世,享壽 89 歲;生涯曾兩度迎戰穆罕默德·阿里。 多倫多 Sully 的拳擊館確認喬治·朱瓦洛(George Chuvalo)在 89 歲生日當日辭世;朱瓦洛於 1956–1978 年間戰績 73 勝 18 敗 2 和 64 次 KO,曾在多倫多楓葉花園(1966 年)與溫哥華太平洋體育館(1972 年)與穆罕默德·阿里交手。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 多倫多影展推出「市場」計畫,助攻加拿大電影面對美國壓力。 多倫多國際影展(TIFF)在今年影展中揭幕「市場」計畫,旨在強化加拿大影業並擴大交易能量,因應跨境產業壓力,規劃以加拿大製片與買家為主的業界活動與配套。

  2. 東區社區菜園者懇求保留 30 年菜園,該地擬建支持性住房。 位於一處擬議支持性住房附近、耕耘已久的三十年社區菜園者向市府請願,盼在市府推動住房計畫時保留菜園,倡議者強調多年在地守護與照顧。

  3. 多倫多舉辦追思活動,紀念 9/11 25 週年。 記念活動在多倫多集合遇難者家屬與第一線救援人員,包含由莫琳·巴斯尼基(Maureen Basnicki)主辦的服務日晚餐,她的丈夫肯·巴斯尼基(Ken Basnicki)在攻擊事件中於 48 歲時罹難。

🌦️ 天氣與路況

  1. 報告指出聯合車站 GO 列車出軌調查倚賴目視檢查的風險。 關於聯合車站 GO 列車出軌的調查報告警告,倚賴目視檢查可能是因素之一,調查人員呼籲在事後建立更嚴謹的程序檢核。

  2. Metrolinx 指責世界盃後「可用乘務員」不足,導致臨時 GO 服務縮減。 Metrolinx 執行長表示,世界盃結束後可用乘務員短缺造成臨時 GO 列車服務調整,進而影響時刻表並引發乘客對週末與尖峰時段服務可靠性的質疑。

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