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渥太华周三要闻 · 安大略冷案认罪、“购买安大略”资金威胁与莱珀1%物业税征费

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 安大略要求城市优先执行“购买安大略”否则可能被削减资金。 市政事务部长罗伯·弗莱克致函市议会负责人,要求各市遵循“购买安大略”采购指令(Buy Ontario Procurement Directive);安大略市政协会表示,98%以上的非建设类市政采购已来自加拿大地址。
  2. 工会Unifor(Unifor)敦促渥太华阻止斯泰兰蒂斯布兰普顿工厂可能的出售。 Unifor主席拉娜·佩恩致信产业部长梅拉妮·乔利,写道斯泰兰蒂斯(Stellantis)与罗谢尔(Roshel)签署谅解备忘录后,若工厂出售将使2000多名员工无法获得同等工作;佩恩还指出工会集体合同将于9月20日23:59到期。
  3. 文件显示安大略政府的微软Teams消息在30天后自动删除。 通过信息自由法获得的政策记录显示,微软Teams(Microsoft Teams)消息除非另行保存,否则在30个日历日后会被永久删除;报道称处理信息自由法请求的工作在5月曾暂停逾一周,并通过一个Teams群聊协调。
  4. 市长候选人杰夫·莱珀(Jeff Leiper)提议若当选征收1%物业税用于基础设施。 莱珀的竞选团队将一项1%物业税的基础设施专款作为其市长平台的一部分推广。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 男子就2003年对一名78岁长者的性侵案认罪。 切入点:9月16日星期三,巴里·科里·欧内斯特(Barry Cory Ernest)就造成身体伤害的性侵和抢劫罪名认罪。检方称,受害人受出版禁令保护,2017年以92岁高龄去世。
  2. 两名被指控参与2023年皮尔逊机场黄金劫案的男子指控被撤回。 阿米特·贾洛塔(Amit Jalota)周二在布兰普顿的指控被撤回,阿里·拉扎(Ali Raza)次日也被撤控;贾洛塔的律师称,他在名字被公开后遭遇了三年的影响和限制,包括银行业务困难。
  3. 泰恩迪纳加莫霍克领地查获近278万元非法大麻后,8人被起诉。 9月9日搜查后,警方查获约5,560株大麻,估值约2.78百万加元,以及34公斤大麻碎花,估值约34,000加元;八名年龄在41至69岁的人员面临《大麻法》相关指控,其中七人来自士嘉堡,一人来自泰恩迪纳加。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 安大略根据新反黄牛法对SeatGeek(SeatGeek)罚款25,000加元。 省府在8月28日开出处罚,称SeatGeek允许票价高于面值转售并未披露原始票价;政府表示,SeatGeek未在两周内提出上诉。
  2. 士嘉堡将建一个10套单元的微型临时安置村“布伦特之所”。 Tiny Tiny Homes的瑞恩·多内斯(Ryan Donais)牵头该项目,计划建设10个过渡单元并提供共享服务;餐饮公司Sefonias Catering表示将以每年1加元、为期三年的租金将其土地出租作该场地,首席运营官塞福尼亚斯·塞缪尔(Sefonias Samuel)说。

📰 另有要闻

  • 加拿大女子轮椅篮球队在渥太华八强赛对阵日本。
  • 奥斯顿·马修斯(Auston Matthews)就枫叶队夏季变化发表看法,训练营于9月16日开启。
  • 安大略各市权衡对高能耗人工智能数据中心实施暂停或制定附例。
  • 在尼亚加拉摩天轮取消后,反对者瞄准福特政府其他项目;已有11,000人签名请愿。
  • 加拿大女子轮椅篮球队取得五连胜,夺得A组头名。
  • 联邦共用办公场所本月将关闭并改作一般办公空间。
  • 警方向两年前一名年轻橄榄球运动员被枪杀案再次发出呼吁。
  • 高速7号公路车祸致两名护理人员重伤,已有人被控。
  • 研究发现赌博相关急诊就诊上升,主要为男性与男孩。
  • 法官下令魁北克选举局以英语和法语发出选民提示卡。
  • 加蒂诺环法穿越市区与加蒂诺公园,相关路段封闭。
  • 市长辩论座无虚席;现任市长的席位空缺。

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