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巴瑟森续约、安大略租赁新规与省议会休会 — 渥太华周二

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 安大略省租赁新规将租客还款窗口缩短至七天。 《住宅租赁法》新条款自9月21日生效,房东可发出N4通知,要求租客在七天内支付错过的按月或按年租金,原为14天;“持续性”迟付被定义为六个月内出现三次七天还款失败,从而允许提交L1驱逐申请。
  2. 劳工部高级助手在大卫·皮奇尼(David Piccini)改组内阁几天后离职。 此次离职发生在审计总长对25亿资金的技能发展基金调查之后,且皮奇尼办公室正接受诚信专员关于道德问题的持续调查;皮奇尼被调任基础设施部门,负责价值2,360亿的资本计划。
  3. 省议会休会延长至10月27日,使秋季开会缩短为23天。 道格·福特(Doug Ford)省长将复会时间从9月14日推至10月27日,理由是避开市政选举,反对党议员称此举从日程中剔除了五周,减少了监督政府的机会。
  4. 多数省份称学校禁用手机后课堂专注度提高,魁北克依然最严格。 各省政策不同,但魁北克对所有学生全天禁止手机;各省教育部长报告手机使用下降,新斯科舍在其规则下发现课堂上约有7%的学生在使用手机。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 戈迪·豪国际桥(Gordie Howe International Bridge)8月通行量超过27万次。 统计加拿大(Statistics Canada)称8月是该桥首个完整月份,通行量超过27万次,其中包括34,800辆商用卡车;加拿大承担了64亿的建设费用,依据与密歇根州的收益分成协议。
  2. 梅特罗链接(Metrolinx)在联合车站赠送约1,000张限量版安大略湖PRESTO卡。 这些卡写着“Lake Ontario, Now and Always”,作为一次客户互动活动的一部分,与省政府在美国更名争议后的信息传播相关。

🏈 体育

  1. 渥太华参议员(Ottawa Senators)与德雷克·巴瑟森(Drake Batherson)签下八年续约,年均1,075万。 现年28岁的边锋合同至2034-35赛季;巴瑟森上赛季79场攻入33球、71分,职业生涯累计364分,位列参议员队史得分榜第10位。
  2. 国家冰球联盟(NHL)取消强制体能测试并将季前赛缩减为四场。 新的劳资协议变更取消了季前体能测试并限制了热身赛日程;匹兹堡企鹅队队长西德尼·克罗斯比(Sidney Crosby),39岁,评论称球员现在进营时体能更好,参议员队后卫杰克·桑德森(Jake Sanderson)也就测试的利弊发表了看法。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 加拿大女子队结束世界轮椅篮球小组赛。
  • 波兰男队在16强淘汰东道主加拿大,结束轮椅篮球世锦赛征程。
  • “雪鸟”飞行员形容退役战机的感受“像失去一位最好的朋友”。
  • 官员称渥太华及外托韦地区今夏旅游人数再度上升。
  • 安大略省警察局(OPP)在密西西比米尔斯一辆车辆起火中发现尸体后发起凶杀调查。
  • 加蒂诺(Gatineau)市长敦促下一任魁北克省长给予该地区“应得的一份”。
  • 本地蜂蜜生产者称面临美国关税和冬季损失。
  • 渥太华警方在一起盗车案调查中对9人提出170项指控。
  • 警方称班克街枪击受害者仍处于生命危险。
  • 又有两起关于渥太华警察性侵的指控进入调查程序。
  • 当地啤酒厂报告铝罐成本上升,受贸易战压力影响。
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  • 渥太华设计师第三次亮相纽约时装周。
  • 市中心下穿通道封闭施工,市府称为提高安全。
  • 验尸官将就2019年格雷格·里奇(Greg Ritchie)被杀案举行调查听证。
  • 道格·福特(Doug Ford)在地方反对后取消尼亚加拉大瀑布第二个摩天轮项目。

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