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蒙特婁要聞 · 週三:加達環球獲ICE合約、選民雙語通知令與米拉辦公室遭破壞

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 總部位於蒙特婁的加達環球(GardaWorld)取得兩項ICE合約,總額至少1.18億加元。 美國移民暨海關執法局(ICE)於八月下旬授予加達環球美國分公司兩份合約:一項為翻修並營運位於聖安東尼奧的拘留倉庫(最低約1,730萬加元,上限超過10億加元),另一項為在德州提供武裝地面運送服務(最低約1.005億加元,可能價值約3.823億加元)。ICE在9月10日於交通合約遭正式質疑後暫停該合約。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 魁北克法官下令選舉局以法英雙語寄發選民提醒卡。 法官西爾萬·盧西耶(Sylvain Lussier)裁定暫時停止《法語憲章》部分條文,理由是英語長者可能因語言限制而喪失投票權;魁北克選民將在10月5日投票。相關往來文件顯示,選舉局(Élections Québec)在2023年曾向政府請求修改語言規定,但列印作業僅以法語進行。
  2. 魁人聯盟(CAQ)領袖克里斯汀·弗雷謝特(Christine Fréchette)在首場領袖辯論中為政績辯護,對手輪番施壓。 週二辯論中,對手針對多項支出爭議提出質疑,包括一項從約9,600萬加元暴增至近10億加元的魁北克衛生資訊工程案;領袖們也就經濟、主權、語言與移民等議題交鋒,為10月5日前的選情部署。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 蒙特婁居民與藥癮安全倡議者就監督式使用場所的未來發生衝突。 在地報導顯示,隨著市府與倡議團體在場所運作與未來定位上分歧,相關辯論急遽升溫;市方已展開會議與公眾諮詢以決定下一步。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 警方表示約有10人破壞米拉研究所(Mila)辦公室;一名25歲女子遭逮。 蒙特婁市警察局(SPVM)在週二晚間發現位於聖烏班街的米拉辦公室玻璃被砸、牆面遭噴漆;此時加拿大最大型的人工智慧高峰會在本市登場。警方正蒐集證據,預計調閱監視錄影;米拉創辦人約書亞·本吉奧(Yoshua Bengio)排定週四發言。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 北魁北克司法審理延宕,案件積壓、被告改為認罪。 報導指出區域司法系統出現大量積案,被告在等待聽證與審判漫長等待中傾向認罪;文章紀錄了持續的程序延誤如何影響及時取得司法救濟。

📰 另外今天

  • 奧斯頓·馬修斯(Auston Matthews)稱讚楓葉隊夏季調整,球季9月29日對加拿大人隊開幕。
  • 米拉研究所遭破壞,時間點恰逢蒙特婁人工智慧高峰會前夕。
  • 蒙特婁警方報告:槍枝暴力顯著下降,性侵案上升。
  • 一名潛水員在蓋斯佩(Gaspé)海域遭大白鯊攻擊受傷。
  • 克里斯汀·弗雷謝特在魁北克辯論中處於防守立場。
  • 馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)提倡私人投資參與主要加拿大機場案。
  • 文件揭露選舉局在2023年曾請政府修改法語法律。
  • 法官在法院挑戰後下令以雙語寄發選民提醒卡,裁決詳述。
  • 魁北克投票日將近;有關競選海報設計的指引。

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Judge orders Élections Québec to prepare voter reminder cards in French and English

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Montreal residents, drug safety advocates clash over future of supervised consumption site

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10 people suspected of vandalism at AI institute in Montreal as AI summit kicks off

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Élections Québec asked government to change French-language laws in 2023

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Élections Québec knew it would not be allowed to send voter information in English over a year before the electoral campaign, The Canadian Press has learned. 

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Quebec party leaders gear up for second TV debate of election campaign

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Diver injured in great white shark attack off Quebec's Gaspé coast

A diver was transported to hospital after being injured by a great white shark in Percé, Que., in the province’s Gaspé region.

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Gun violence drops significantly in Montreal, but sexual assaults on the rise: police report

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Auston Matthews wanted to take his time.

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