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多伦多要闻 · 皮克灵翻新、白天枪击与猛龙人事交易

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 多伦多白天枪击造成两人死亡。 多伦多警察表示,周一中午约12:30接报前往圣克莱尔东大道与沃登大道附近,现场发现两名枪伤者,当场宣告死亡;凶杀侦查组负责调查,警方称目前不在追缉特定嫌疑人。
  2. 密西沙加公寓火灾致11人受伤,包括一名警官。 皮尔地区警察局(Peel Regional Police)在凌晨3:38接报,地点在伊凡豪斯道(Inverhouse Drive)与湖滨路西(Lakeshore Rd W)附近的一处走廊起火;一名警官轻伤,10名居民因吸入浓烟接受治疗,起火原因正在调查中。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 皮克灵(Pickering)四座机组将陆续停堆,启动约268亿加元翻新工程。 安大略省表示,将更换1,520根燃料通道和48台锅炉,相关机组将从现在开始陆续停堆,全面翻新工程将在1月启动。政府估计该工程费用约268亿加元,预计可延长核电站寿命最多38年,并支持约30,500个就业岗位。
  2. 新民主党要求审计署调查6600万加元Staples教室用品合同。 安大略省新民主党(NDP)领袖玛丽特·斯泰尔斯(Marit Stiles)周一致函,要求对政府与Staples签署的价值6600万加元的合同进行审计。合同涉及为教师提供每位750加元的课堂用品门户网站,党内指控该门户存在定价、供货与交付问题。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 斯塔布哈布(StubHub)因违反安大略门票转售上限被罚2万加元,计划上诉。 福特政府引用今年春季《门票销售法》关于转售不得高于面值上限的规定,对两项疑似违规行为处以2万加元罚款;斯塔布哈布表示将提出上诉,并对在线市场如何核实原始票价提出异议。
  2. 安大略卡车司机警告柴油涨价将推高食品价格。 总部在密西沙加的加拿大卡车运营商协会表示,自上周以来柴油价格飙升,威胁到中小型承运商利润,且安大略超过90%的食品供应依靠公路运输。

🏈 体育

  1. 多伦多猛龙(Toronto Raptors)与杰登·布拉德利签多年月合约,将马拉奇·史密斯转为双向合同。 猛龙周一宣布,他们以第2轮第50顺位选中的杰登·布拉德利签下多年月合约,并将马拉奇·史密斯改为双向合同;布拉德利上赛季在亚利桑那大学摘得大12联盟年度最佳球员。
  2. 多位国家冰球联盟(NHL)球员赛季前搬迁。 加拿大新闻社报道,包括谢尔盖·博布罗夫斯基签约多伦多枫叶队(Maple Leafs)、布雷迪·特卡丘克转会佛罗里达、达内尔·纳斯被交易至圣何塞等一系列影响联盟各队的人员变动。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 移民、难民与支持者在多伦多西区游行,呼吁联邦议会复会后行动。 组织者周一在多伦多西区举行集会与游行,向即将复会的联邦政界施压。
  2. 帕克代尔街区居民在访谈中提出主要关切:住房、安全与服务。 报道通过访谈收集居民对住房、治安和公共服务的看法,呈现社区优先事项的地方视角。

📰 另有报道

  • 安大略启动皮克灵翻新工程,工程将持续约十年。
  • 斯塔布哈布因转售上限被罚2万加元,将提出上诉。
  • 斯塔布哈布加拿大分部因票务转售限价被罚2万加元。
  • 警方称士嘉堡枪击造成两人死亡。
  • 一名司机在11号公路以234公里/小时被控特技驾驶。
  • 第三个安大略教育工会将于11月就罢工投票。
  • 安大略教育工会安排罢工投票;教师联合会(ETFO)警告可能升级。
  • 安大略租赁规则今天生效,影响租户与房东。
  • 加拿大球员概述本赛季迁居的新城市的NHL球员。
  • 贝尔维尔犹太会堂枪击导致一名警官和一名男子受伤,相关说法被报道。
  • 安大略特别调查单位正在调查贝尔维尔犹太会堂附近枪击;一名警官处于危急稳定状态。
  • 沃恩两车相撞致1死2伤,警方称。
  • 一名29岁男子在多伦多北部单车祸身亡,安大略省警报告。
  • 皮尔地区警察协会在密西沙加市长竞选中支持阿尔文·特乔。
  • 安大略在审计报告数月后推出新的卡车司机课程。
  • 密西沙加公寓火灾致11人受伤,包括一名警官。
  • 安大略启动皮克灵四座机组翻新工程。
  • 猛龙将马拉奇·史密斯改为双向合同,并签下杰登·布拉德利。
  • 概览多位NHL球员转队情况,包括博布罗夫斯基加盟枫叶。
  • 新民主党请求审计师调查Staples价值6600万加元的课堂用品合同。
  • 卡车司机警告柴油飙升可能推高食品价格;安大略90%的食品靠卡车运输。
  • 圣克莱尔东与沃登大道白天枪击发现两人死亡。
  • 安大略消费者监管机构将票务平台列入“消费者注意”名单。

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