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巴瑟森續約、安省縮短租屋還款期與皇后公園休會 · 渥太華週二

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 安大略省縮短房客還款時限為七天。 《住宅租賃法》新條文自9月21日生效,房東可發出N4通知,要求房客在七天內補繳每月或每年租金,原本為14天;若在六個月內有三次未在七天內繳清,視為「持續」遲繳,房東可提出L1驅逐申請。
  2. 勞工廳高階助理在大衛·皮西尼(David Piccini)內閣調動數日後離職。 此事發生在審計長對一項25億加元技能發展基金的調查,以及誠信專員對皮西尼辦公室的倫理調查尚在進行之際;皮西尼已被調往基礎建設,負責2360億加元的資本計畫。
  3. 安大略省議會休會延至10月27日,秋季會期縮減至23天。 省長道格·福特(Doug Ford)將復會從9月14日推遲到10月27日,理由是避免與市政選舉同日,反對黨議員表示此舉減少五週會期,限制監督政府的機會。
  4. 多數省份實施校園手機禁令後回報課堂專注度提升,魁北克仍最嚴格。 各省政策不一,魁北克禁止所有學生全天攜帶手機;各廳長回報學生使用手機下降,新斯科舍省在其規範下發現上課期間約有7%學生使用手機。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 戈爾迪·豪國際橋(Gordie Howe International Bridge)8月通行次數逾27萬。 加拿大統計局表示,8月是該橋首個完整計算月,通行次數超過270,000次,其中包含34,800輛商用卡車;加拿大以收入分享協議向密西根支付64億加元的建造成本。
  2. 梅特羅林克斯(Metrolinx)在聯合車站贈送約1,000張限量版Lake Ontario PRESTO卡。 卡片印有「Lake Ontario, Now and Always」字樣,作為一場顧客互動活動的一部分,與省府在美國改名爭議後的宣傳訊息有關。

🏈 體育

  1. 渥太華參議員(Ottawa Senators)與德雷克·巴瑟森(Drake Batherson)簽下八年延長合約,年均1,075萬美元。 這位28歲邊鋒的合約效期至2034-35賽季;上季他在79場比賽攻進33球、累計71分,職業生涯得分364分,位居參議員隊史第10名。
  2. 國家冰球聯盟取消強制體能測試並將季前賽縮短為四場。 新的勞資協議變更取消了季前體能測試並限制熱身賽行程;39歲的黑雀隊長西德尼·克羅斯比(Sidney Crosby)表示球員現在進訓練營時普遍體能較好,參議員後衛傑克·桑德森(Jake Sanderson)則就測試利弊提出看法。

📰 其他要聞

  • 加拿大女子在世界輪椅籃球小組賽收官。
  • 波蘭男子在16強淘汰地主加拿大於輪椅籃球世界賽。
  • 「雪鳥」飛行員形容退役噴射機「就像失去最好的朋友」。
  • 官員表示本夏渥太華與烏塔維旅遊業再次成長。
  • 安大略省省警在密西西比米爾斯車輛縱火案發現屍體後啟動謀殺調查。
  • 加蒂諾市長敦促下任魁北克省長給該地區「應有的一份」。
  • 地方蜂蜜生產者表示面臨美國關稅與冬季損失。
  • 渥太華警方在一起車輛竊盜案中對九人提出170項指控。
  • 班克街槍擊受害者仍在生命垂危狀態,警方表示。
  • 針對另外兩起指控,渥太華警察涉嫌性侵案現正接受調查。
  • 地方啤酒廠報告在貿易戰壓力下鋁罐成本上升。
  • (主文中已使用相同ID)— 本清單省略。
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  • 渥太華設計師第三度現身紐約時裝周。
  • 市中心地下道為改善安全暫停通車進行施工。
  • 驗屍官將就2019年格雷格·里奇(Greg Ritchie)被害案舉行調查。
  • 道格·福特(Doug Ford)在地方反對後取消第二座尼亞加拉大瀑布摩天輪計畫。

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