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安大略要聞 · 省府赤字警訊、皮爾醫療無人機試點與暴龍信心 — 多倫多週四

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 省府示警未來數年將持續赤字,預測到2035年短缺達350億加元。 財政部長彼得·貝斯倫法維(Peter Bethlenfalvy)表示,福特政府預期會持續舉債支出,但警告若聯邦轉移支付減少,可能必須削減服務;財務問責辦公室(Financial Accountability Office)則預測,若維持現有服務水準,省府還需額外數十億元。
  2. 財政委員會主席拒絕披露在取消1億加元Starlink合約後的解約費用。 財政委員會主席金佳·蘇爾瑪(King Surma)稱,為了取消與伊隆·馬斯克(Elon Musk)相關合約所支付的費用「遠低於合約金額」,但將具體細節推給基礎建設部長說明;公開帳目顯示,農村寬頻推廣已受影響。
  3. 邦妮·克朗比(Bonnie Crombie)提議將多倫多二號線從基普林延伸至米西索加市中心。 正角逐米西索加市長的克朗比建議,二號線可經雪櫃廣場(Sherway Gardens)延伸到Square One,並指出多倫多已有相關規劃與多倫多公車局(Toronto Transit Commission)儲車場規劃可做為基礎。
  4. 皮爾急救服務本月啟動醫療無人機試點,投遞自動體外心臟去顫器、腎上腺素與藥品。 試點將依911報案人的位置、時間與天候派遣無人機,經訓練的調度員可在救護人員趕到前指導旁觀者使用送達設備,皮爾表示此計畫支援偏鄉與偏遠地區的應變時效。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 貝爾維爾猶太會堂槍擊死亡者曾就疫苗退役向軍方求償100萬加元。 法院紀錄顯示,警方指認為猶太贖罪日攻擊槍手的肖恩·沃德(Sean Ward)在2023年曾向加拿大武裝部隊提告,主張損失14萬加元並要求100萬加元賠償,理由為拒打COVID‑19疫苗遭到退役。
  2. 兩名多倫多警員凌晨2:29在伊斯靈頓與艾爾姆赫斯特遭一輛逃逸車撞上受傷。 警方表示,兩名員警送醫後為非生命危險傷;肇事駕駛被逮捕並送醫,一輛第二輛逃逸車尚未落網。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 多倫多將承辦第一屆職業女子冰球聯盟全明星賽,時間為2027年3月7日。 職業女子冰球聯盟(Professional Women’s Hockey League)宣布,多倫多將在3月7日舉行首屆全明星賽,成為該市女子冰球的重要賽事亮點。
  2. 暴龍總經理鮑比·韋伯(Bobby Webster)稱球隊始終相信可完成卡懷·倫納德交易。 韋伯對媒體表示,在NBA薪資帽調查期間,多倫多一直保有信心;現年35歲的倫納德在上季替快艇平均27.9分與6.3籃板後,已簽署兩年延長合約。

📰 也在今天

  • 從多倫多到渥太華的三天悼念長跑,向七名殉職警員致敬。
  • 暴龍總經理公開表達對完成卡懷·倫納德交易與延長合約的信心。
  • 安大略公布130億加元赤字,略優於先前預估。
  • 貝爾維爾警方稱猶太會堂槍擊為蓄意仇恨攻擊。
  • 達勒姆警察局長公開譴責本區兩起疑似仇恨犯罪。
  • 皮爾警方調查密西沙加兩起拖車起火疑似縱火。
  • 肯尼斯·羅(Kenneth Law)量刑第二天,庭上聽取受網路販售影響家庭的證詞。
  • 財務問責辦公室警告,若不增加支出,安省醫療與教育服務水準將下降。
  • 原住民族首領要求對數十年汞中毒進行整治。
  • 海洋樂園海豚死亡持續;一隻海豚轉移到西班牙後再度死亡。
  • 一名已定罪商人保釋在外,被指控涉及新一起1萬7,500加元詐騙案。
  • 猶太會堂槍擊嫌犯的線上用戶名據報在數週前曾提及殺害猶太人。
  • 新任馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)計畫可能影響皮爾森機場旅客,細節仍在審查。
  • 多倫多市長辯論概述聚焦可負擔性與房產稅。
  • 藍鳥(Blue Jays)在另一場打擊乏力的比賽後無緣季後賽。
  • 米爾頓市長候選人戈德·克蘭茲與宰娜布·阿齊姆呼籲共同淨化競選風氣。
  • 民調:多數安大略人不熟悉五位安省自由黨領導人候選人。
  • 名為Echo的30歲海豚自海洋樂園轉移後,在瓦倫西亞海洋館死亡。

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