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蒙特利尔周五要闻 · 美国干预疑云、街营生存与视频会议谋杀

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. CAQ(未来联盟)领导人在魁北克竞选中指称有美国干预后寻求联邦协助。 克里斯汀·弗雷谢特联系了总理马克·卡尼并在收到报道称美国一家智库鼓动支持并资助主张主权的政党、以及未具名消息称美方官员曾寻求与魁北克就关税直接对话后,已通知加拿大安全情报局(CSIS);魁北克进入距10月5日投票的最后10天。

  2. 距10月5日还有30天,党派领袖继续全员冲刺。 CAQ(未来联盟)、魁北克自由党、魁北克团结党、魁北克党与魁北克保守党领袖周四展开竞选活动,移民与人工智能是主要议题之一;魁北克党承诺将临时移民名额从50万削减至25万。

  3. 选举机构(Élections Québec)被指示员工不得使用英语,引发权利争议。 选举机构向工作人员发布限定英语使用的指令,围绕10月5日省选期间是否侵犯英语社区权利引发讨论。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 蒙特利尔一名女子在工作中的视频会议期间遇害,凶杀组现正调查。 45岁的加拿大税务局员工莱拉·本·萨莱姆在维勒玛丽(Ville-Marie)一处公寓被发现死亡,系在进行健康检查后发现;蒙特利尔警方称案件已移交凶杀组调查,为本市今年第19起凶杀案。

  2. 全国九所伊斯兰学校收到电邮威胁后处于高度警戒。 加拿大穆斯林协会称安大略、不列颠哥伦比亚(卑诗省)与魁北克的九所协会学校收到一封匿名电邮,威胁“屠杀”穆斯林;当地警方与仇恨犯罪部门已获知情,协会已聘请有偿保安。

  3. 魁北克市男子因网上威胁总理马克·卡尼被控。 45岁的乌斯曼·巴赫被捕,面临发表致死或致伤威胁与故意煽动仇恨指控;他被羁押,须出庭应讯,下一次庭期为10月1日。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 圣母街营地成为争议焦点,居民更关心如何生存。 大约180人在圣劳伦斯河东侧一带约200顶帐篷中生活,居民普遍担忧若再过一个冬天在外将面临的紧迫风险;各方在10月5日投票前讨论住房问题。

  2. 验尸官:一名无家可归的蒙特利尔长者在紧急求助被拒数日后死亡。 验尸报告发现,一名处于无家可归状态的长者在一项紧急住房请求被拒后不久死亡;报告强调等候名单与项目空档问题。

  3. 一位魁北克作者因人工智能与剽窃指控被从龚古尔(Goncourt)长名单除名。 龚古尔学院将泰利森·奥雷利安(Thélyson Orélien)的小说《C’était ça ou mourir》从16部作品的长名单中移除,分析指出可能使用人工智能并涉嫌剽窃;其魁北克出版社暂停宣传,魁北克书展取消了他的出场安排。

📰 今日要闻速递

  • 被广泛报道的蒙特利尔街营居民优先考虑生存问题,约有180顶帐篷被记录。
  • CAQ领导人克里斯汀·弗雷谢特在竞选站点警告美国干预风险。
  • 警方调查发往全国穆斯林学校的威胁电邮,与穆斯林协会的警报相关。
  • 加拿大选手费尔南德斯晋级新加坡半决赛,爆冷击败头号种子安德烈娃。
  • 一名轮椅使用者称加美冰球队政策迫使他乞求球票,指称存在歧视性做法。
  • 魁北克市一所学校将数百家庭的个人信息通过电邮外泄,报告称大规模数据暴露。
  • 萨罗与鲁塞尔包揽1500米短道速滑全国赛冠军,赛会成绩公布。
  • 最终领袖辩论结束;分析人士质问在10月5日前还能改变什么。
  • 卡尼与普瓦列夫在下议院向蒙特利尔遇害的税务局员工致意。
  • 获奖图书涉及人工智能的质疑加深文坛怀疑情绪。

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