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多伦多要闻 · 卡怀·伦纳德续约、老年人阿片危机与协助自杀量刑听证 — 周三

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 特别调查组裁定多伦多警员在停车标志冲突后扑倒骑车人无罪。 特别调查组认定,这名21岁骑车人在小挪威公园(Little Norway Park)附近试图绕过一名警员后“使自己处于可被逮捕的状态”,调查员指出存在“中度”受伤风险;该骑车人随后收到罚单,并被诊断为轻度创伤性脑损伤。

  2. 承认在安大略协助14起自杀的肯尼斯·劳(Kenneth Law)开始量刑听证。 劳对在安大略协助14起自杀的指控认罪;法庭将听取74份受害人影响陈述,检方计划在量刑后撤销相关谋杀指控。

  3. 贝尔维尔犹太教堂枪击案中一名警员重伤,涉嫌枪手身亡。 在雅各子孙会堂(Sons of Jacob)外发生枪击,巡警杰夫·史密斯(Jeff Smith)在赎罪日(Yom Kippur)被击中后仍在医院,情况危殆但稳定;涉嫌枪手、29岁肖恩·沃德(Sean Ward)在医院死亡,特别调查组正在调查此案。

  4. 东多伦多卡劳大道与伊斯特恩大道交口清晨火灾后道路已恢复通行。 消防队约在清晨6:30接报赶抵现场并扑灭火势,警方报告无人受伤,现场清理后卡劳大道已重新开放。

🏥 卫生

  1. 报告:自2017年以来安大略老年人阿片类药物使用增加81%。 安大略药物政策研究网络与多伦多统一健康(Unity Health Toronto)报告显示,约每350名老年安大略人中有1人患有阿片类药物使用障碍;55岁及以上寻求阿片使用障碍治疗的人数从2017年的7,116人增至2025年的15,231人,老年人阿片相关死亡率从2013年的每10万人中1.1人升至2024年的每10万人中1.8人。

  2. 安大略对长期护理院的紧急援助资金已增至每年数百万加元。 信息自由资料显示,省府的“困境院所”基金在2021–22财年支付了240万加元,2022–23财年因更多院所需一次性紧急付款以应对严重现金流问题而大幅上升。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 多伦多科技节Elevate更名为Nrth并计划扩展活动。 主办方在开幕时宣布更名,称这项为期三天的节庆将从2027年起增加举办频次,并确认发言人包括凯尔·洛瑞(Kyle Lowry)和阿琳·迪金森(Arlene Dickinson)。

  2. 多伦多动物园征集公众投票为一只新生南方毛鼻袋熊命名。 动物园表示幼崽为雌性,投票将于9月30日截止,该物种寿命可达数十年,动物园2016年曾有一只记录为34岁的标本。

🏈 体育

  1. 猛龙(Raptors)确认在将球员交易回多伦多后与卡怀·伦纳德(Kawhi Leonard)签署多年续约。 球队宣布伦纳德签下多年续约,媒体报道称为两年、115百万(加元)并含2028–29赛季球员选项;该续约在他目前三年、149.5百万(加元)合同结束后生效。

  2. 随着工资帽升至1.04亿(加元),本赛季外休期NHL薪资大幅上涨。 工资帽将从上赛季的9,550万(加元)升至2026–27赛季的1.04亿(加元),多名顶级新秀签下创纪录合同,其中包括据报为五年、9,000万(加元)的莱奥·卡尔松(Leo Carlsson)要约表。

📰 还在关注

  • 安大略法院命令对一名绝症男子进行第三次OHIP审查。
  • 警方调查位于莱斯利维尔(Leslieville)出售地狱天使(Hells Angels)商品的商店火灾。
  • 匿名捐赠者向玛格丽特王妃癌症基金会(Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation)赠予1亿(加元)。
  • 布拉德·布拉德福德(Brad Bradford)承诺若当选多伦多市长将冻结物业税。
  • 法庭报道:母亲们当面对被判协助其子女自杀的安大略男子。
  • 皮尔区无人机飞行员将作为试点在博尔顿(Bolton)投递救生设备。
  • (见完整体育条目)——NHL球员反思这个充斥现金的休赛期及合同。
  • 特别调查组称,5月一次逮捕致一名骑车人大伤的多伦多警员不被起诉。
  • 有报道称伦纳德与猛龙签下为期2年、115百万(加元)的续约。
  • 选民指南:多伦多居民市政选举投票须知。
  • 特伦特大学(Trent University)校区因主供水管破裂停课一周。
  • 皮尔警察称逮捕与大多区14起地区性枪击案相关的枪支贩运网络成员。
  • 安大略制造商行业组织称熟练技工短缺问题持续存在。
  • 公布肯尼斯·劳的在线销售时间线及其与国际死亡的关联。
  • (重复条目)警方调查莱斯利维尔出售地狱天使商品的商店火灾。

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