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蒙特利尔周日要闻 · 13岁女孩失踪、警辱禁令争议与 POP 蒙特利尔25周年

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 魁北克省警察(Sûreté du Québec)正寻求公众协助寻找一名来自 Châteauguay(沙托盖)的13岁失踪女孩。 魁北克省警察发布警报,通报一名来自 Châteauguay(沙托盖)的13岁女孩失踪;调查人员呼吁公众提供目击线索以协助搜寻。
  2. 在 Saint-Marc-des-Carrières(圣-马克-德-卡里耶尔)一名行人被车辆撞送医后在医院死亡。 当地急救人员将该名在 Saint-Marc-des-Carrières(圣-马克-德-卡里耶尔)事故中受伤的行人送往医院,官员随后确认其死亡。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 蒙特利尔市议会(Montreal City Council)将就一项拟议法规进行辩论,该法规拟禁止对警务人员进行侮辱。 市议会已将这项有争议的法规提案列入议程,讨论是否禁止针对警务人员的侮辱言论;议员将就是否通过该措施投票。
  2. 南岸市长们正敦促改善当地公共交通并在区域体系中获得更多发言权。 一批南岸市长公开呼吁改善本地交通服务,并要求在区域交通决策中增加代表性。
  3. 省选竞选第24天,魁北克各党领袖将注意力转向了页岩气压裂问题。 竞选第24天,魁北克各党领袖将压裂(fracking)作为议题带入省级选战,能源争论成为焦点。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 示威者在蒙特利尔(Montreal)游行,要求采取行动结束针对女性的暴力。 蒙特利尔举行公众示威,活动人士游行呼吁采取具体措施制止针对女性的暴力。
  2. POP 蒙特利尔(POP Montréal)庆祝第25届,并反思其对加拿大独立音乐的影响。 该音乐节迎来第25届,评估 POP 蒙特利尔在过去四分之一世纪里如何塑造加拿大独立音乐场景。
  3. 母子组合丽莎·佩尔利-达彻(Lisa Perley-Dutcher)与杰里米·达彻(Jeremy Dutcher)致力于振兴他们的语言。 麦丽莎·佩尔利-达彻与音乐人杰里米·达彻正合作推动其原住民语言的复兴工作。
  4. 魁北克一家乡村线舞学校称其出勤率激增。 当地一所魁北克线舞学校报告入学人数增加,称线舞正成为该地区日益流行的休闲活动。

📰 还有今天

  • 马伦·罗伊瑟(Marlen Reusser)赢得公路自行车世锦赛女子精英个人计时赛冠军。
  • 鲁安-诺兰达(Rouyn-Noranda)纪念建镇100年,同时应对与霍恩冶炼厂(Horne smelter)相关的历史问题。

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Mother-son duo Lisa Perley-Dutcher and Jeremy Dutcher on revitalizing their language

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Activists march in Montreal to demand action to end violence against women

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Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Saint-Marc-des-Carrières dies in hospital

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Quebec police seek help in finding missing 13-year-old Châteauguay girl

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Marlen Reusser wins women's elite individual time trial title at road cycling world championships

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