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多倫多要聞 · 卡懷延長合約、長者鴉片危機與 Kenneth Law 宣判聽證

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 特別調查組(SIU)撤銷對一名多倫多警員的指控,該警員在停牌事件後攔下騎士並將其制伏。 特別調查組指出,21歲騎士在嘗試繞過位於小挪威公園(Little Norway Park)附近的警員時,「使自己成為可被逮捕的對象」,調查人員評估存在「中等」受傷風險;騎士後來領到罰單並被診斷為輕度創傷性腦損傷。

  2. 承認在安大略協助14起自殺的 Kenneth Law 開始宣判聽證。 Law 對安大略省14項協助自殺罪名認罪;法院將聽取74份被害人陳述,檢方計劃在宣判後撤回相關謀殺指控。

  3. 貝爾維爾(Belleville)猶太會堂外槍擊造成一名警員重傷;疑犯死亡。 警員 Jeff Smith 仍在醫院,情況危急但穩定;事件發生在雅om贖罪日(Yom Kippur)期間,涉案29歲疑犯 Sean Ward 在醫院死亡,特別調查組正在調查中。

  4. 東多倫多卡羅(Carlaw)與伊斯特恩(Eastern)大道交叉口今晨火警後道路已開放。 消防隊約於上午6:30接獲通報撲滅火勢,警方表示無人受傷,現場清理後已重新開放卡羅大道。

🏥 健康

  1. 報告:安大略長者鴉片類藥物使用率自2017年以來增加81%。 安大略藥物政策研究網絡與多倫多團結健康(Unity Health Toronto)報告指出,約每350名年長安大略人就有1人被診斷為鴉片類藥物使用障礙;55歲以上尋求治療的人數自2017年的7,116人增至2025年的15,231人,長者鴉片相關死亡率從2013年的每10萬人中1.1人升至2024年的每10萬人中1.8人。

  2. 安大略對長期照護機構的緊急補助已成百萬級年度支出。 依據資訊自由資料,省內「困境安養機構」基金在2021-22年發放240萬加元,2022-23年因更多機構出現一次性現金流問題而激增至更高金額。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 多倫多 Elevate 科技節改名為 Nrth,並計畫擴大舉辦頻率。 主辦單位在會議開幕時宣布改名,表示三天的主節將從2027年起改為更頻繁的活動,並確認包括 Kyle Lowry(凱爾·洛瑞)與 Arlene Dickinson(阿琳·狄金森)等講者出席。

  2. 多倫多動物園徵求公開投票為新生南方毛鼻袋熊命名。 動物園表示幼獸為雌性,投票截止日為9月30日,該物種壽命可達數十年,園內曾記錄到2016年一隻34歲個體。

🏈 體育

  1. 暴龍(Raptors)在送回多倫多後,確認與 Kawhi Leonard(卡懷·倫納德)簽下多年延長合約。 球隊宣布 Leonard 簽下多年延長合約,報導估計為2年、115,000,000加元,並含2028-29賽季的球員選擇權;此延長合約將在他目前的三年、149,500,000加元合約結束後生效。

  2. 隨著薪資上限跳升至104,000,000加元,本季休賽期 NHL 薪資大幅上漲。 薪資上限將從上季的95,500,000加元升至2026-27年的104,000,000加元,數位頂級新秀簽下破紀錄合約,其中有報導稱 Leo Carlsson(里奧·卡爾松)收到一份為期五年、90,000,000加元的要約表。

📰 其他要聞

  • 安大略法院命令對一名末期癌症男子進行第三次 OHIP 審查。
  • 警方調查出售地獄天使(Hells Angels)周邊商品的 Leslieville 商店火警。
  • 匿名捐贈者向公主瑪嘉烈癌症基金會贈予1億加元。
  • Brad Bradford(布拉德·布拉福)承諾若當選多倫多市長將凍結房產稅。
  • 庭審報導:母親當面指控一名在安大略協助其孩子自殺的男子。
  • 皮爾區無人機試點計畫將由飛行員在 Bolton 運送救命設備。
  • (詳見體育項目)— NHL 球員反思這個充裕現金的休季與合約情況。
  • 特別調查組表示,五月份一起導致騎士重傷的逮捕事件不予起訴多倫多警員。
  • 報導稱 Leonard 與暴龍簽下2年、115,000,000加元的延長合約。
  • 選民指南:多倫多居民投票市政選舉需知。
  • 特倫特大學校園因水管破裂停課一週。
  • 皮爾警察表示,逮捕一樁大多區槍械販運網絡,該網絡與14起區域槍擊事件有關。
  • 工業團體表示,安大略製造業持續面臨熟練技工短缺。
  • 公布 Kenneth Law 線上販售與相關國際死亡事件的時間線。
  • (重複標題條目)警方調查出售地獄天使(Hells Angels)周邊商品的 Leslieville 商店火警。

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