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渥太華週三要聞 · 冷案認罪、安省督促優先採購、李珀提1%稅課

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 安省要求市府優先採購「購買安省」商品,否則恐被扣減補助。 省市事務部長羅伯·弗拉克(Rob Flack)致函市議會首長,要求各市遵循《市政購買安省採購指引》;安大略市鎮協會(Association of Municipalities of Ontario)表示,超過98%的非建築市政採購已來自加拿大地址。
  2. 聯合工會(Unifor)敦促聯邦阻止斯泰蘭蒂斯(Stellantis)布蘭普頓廠可能出售。 聯合工會主席拉娜·佩恩(Lana Payne)在斯泰蘭蒂斯與羅謝爾(Roshel)簽署諒解備忘錄後,致信產業部長梅蘭妮·喬利(Mélanie Joly),警告若出售將有超過2,000名員工無法取得同等工作;工會集體協議將於9月20日晚上11:59到期。
  3. 文件顯示安省政府的微軟 Teams(Microsoft Teams)聊天訊息會在30天後自動刪除。 透過資訊自由法取得的政策紀錄指出,除非另行儲存,微軟 Teams 訊息會在30個日曆天後永久刪除;報導稱5月處理資訊自由請求的工作曾暫停逾一週,並透過一個 Teams 群組聊天室協調。
  4. 市長候選人傑夫·李珀(Jeff Leiper)提議當選後加徵1%房產稅徵收以支應基礎建設。 李珀競選團隊把這項一%房產稅基礎建設徵收列為其市長政見之一。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 男子就2003年對78歲長者的性侵案認罪。 周三(9月16日),巴里·科里·歐內斯特(Barry Cory Ernest)就2003年耶穌受難日前的攻擊,承認犯下造成身體傷害的性侵與搶劫罪;檢方表示,受害者因出版禁令受保護,於2017年以92歲辭世。
  2. 涉嫌2023年皮爾森機場金條搶劫的兩名男子指控撤銷。 阿米特·賈洛塔(Amit Jalota)在布蘭普頓的指控週二撤銷,阿里·拉扎(Ali Raza)隔日亦被撤銷指控;賈洛塔的律師說,他在名字對外流傳後遭受三年影響與限制,包括銀行業務困難。
  3. 在泰恩迪納加莫霍克領地查獲近278萬元非法大麻,8人遭起訴。 9月9日的搜查中,警方查獲約5,560株大麻,市值約2.78百萬元,及約34公斤大麻碎屑,市值約3.4萬元;8名年齡介於41至69歲的人面臨《大麻法》指控,其中7人來自史卡堡(Scarborough),1人來自泰恩迪納加(Tyendinaga)。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 安省依新反炒票法對 SeatGeek(SeatGeek)處以25,000元罰款。 省方在8月28日開出25,000元罰單,指控 SeatGeek 允許高於票面價的轉售且未揭露原始票價;省府稱 SeatGeek 未在兩周的申訴期限內提出上訴。
  2. 史卡堡興建10戶微型收容村「布倫特之家(Brent's Place)」。 Tiny Tiny Homes 的萊恩·多奈斯(Ryan Donais)主導該計畫,規劃10個過渡住居單位與共用服務;Sefonias Catering 表示將以每年1元、為期三年的條件出租其土地作為場地,營運長塞福尼亞斯·塞繆爾(Sefonias Samuel)說明。

📰 另有要聞

  • 加拿大女隊在渥太華輪椅籃球四強賽對上日本。
  • 奧斯頓·馬修斯(Auston Matthews)就楓葉隊夏季變動發表意見,訓練營9月16日開訓。
  • 安省市府權衡對耗能龐大的人工智慧資料中心實施暫緩或訂定地方法規。
  • 尼亞加拉摩天輪取消後,反對者瞄準福特政府其他計畫;已有11,000人簽名請願。
  • 加拿大女子輪椅籃球隊連勝五場,贏得A組冠軍。
  • 聯邦共用工作空間本月將關閉並改作一般辦公空間。
  • 警方在一名年輕美式足球球員遇害兩年後重新懇請民眾協助。
  • 高速公路7號車禍肇致兩名救護人員重傷,已提出指控。
  • 研究發現賭博急診就診增加,以男性與男童為主。
  • 法官命令魁北克選舉局(Élections Québec)發送英法雙語選民提醒卡。
  • 蓋蒂諾之旅(Tour de Gatineau)穿越市區與蓋蒂諾公園,路段封閉實施中。
  • 市長辯論座無虛席;現任市長的座位空缺。

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