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美國干預調查、街區帳篷與 Zoom 謀殺 — 蒙特婁週五

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 魁人聯盟(Coalition Avenir Québec)領袖求聯邦協助,指控美國涉入魁北克選舉活動。 克里斯汀·弗雷謝特聯絡總理馬克·卡尼並通報加拿大安全情報局(CSIS),理由是有報導指一家美國智庫鼓吹支持並資助主權派人士,另有匿名來源稱美國官員尋求與魁北克就關稅直接展開對話;魁北克距離10月5日投票僅剩最後10天。

  2. 距離10月5日還有30天,各政黨領袖加速競選行程。 魁人聯盟、魁北克自由黨(Quebec Liberal Party)、魁北克團結黨(Québec solidaire)、魁北克黨(Parti Québécois)與魁北克保守黨(Conservative Party of Quebec)領袖週四持續掃街,移民與人工智慧為主要議題;魁北克黨承諾將臨時移民名額從50萬削減至25萬。

  3. 魁北克選舉辦公室下令員工不得使用英語,引發權利爭議。 魁北克選舉辦公室發布指令限制員工使用英語,激起外界討論此舉是否在10月5日省選期間侵犯英語使用者權利。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 蒙特婁女子在工作視訊通話中遇害,兇殺組織接手偵辦。 45歲加拿大稅務局(Canada Revenue Agency)職員蕾拉·本·薩萊姆在維勒馬里區一間公寓被發現死亡,事前有同事發起健康檢查;蒙特婁警察表示案件已移交兇殺組偵辦,為今年市內第19起兇殺案。

  2. 全國九所伊斯蘭學校收到恐嚇郵件,已提高警戒。 加拿大穆斯林協會(Muslim Association of Canada)表示安大略、卑詩省與魁北克共有九所該會學校收到匿名郵件,威脅要「屠殺」穆斯林;各地警方與仇恨犯罪單位已接獲通知,穆斯林協會並已聘請專業保全。

  3. 魁北克市男子因對總理馬克·卡尼發出網路威脅被起訴。 45歲奧斯曼·巴遭捕並被控發表威脅致死或身體傷害及故意宣傳仇恨;他目前被羈押,預定於10月1日出庭。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 聖母院街區帳篷成為焦點,居民把重心放在求生與過冬。 大約180人居住在聖羅倫斯河東側的一條帶狀地帶,約有200頂帳篷;居民憂慮又要在外過一個冬天,而各方領袖在10月5日投票前討論住房問題。

  2. 驗屍官:無家可歸的蒙特婁長者在緊急申請住宿被拒後數日死亡。 驗屍報告指出一名流離失所的長者在緊急求助遭拒後不久死亡,報告突顯候補名單與相關計畫的缺口。

  3. 法國龔古爾文學獎長名單移除魁北克作家,涉人工智慧與抄襲爭議。 龔古爾學院將特利森·奧雷連的小說《C’était ça ou mourir》從16部長名單中剔除,理由是文本分析引發對人工智慧使用與疑似抄襲的疑慮;其魁北克出版社暫停推廣,魁北克書展亦取消其出席行程。

📰 另外還有

  • 受媒體關注的蒙特婁帳篷區居民以求生為先,約有180頂帳篷被通報。
  • 魁人聯盟領袖克里斯汀·弗雷謝特警告美國干預風險,在競選行程中提出。
  • 警方調查寄往全國穆斯林學校的恐嚇郵件,與加拿大穆斯林協會通報有關。
  • 加拿大選手費南德茲闖新加坡網球四強,淘汰種子選手安德麗娃。
  • 輪椅使用者稱加拿大人隊政策迫使他乞求球票,指控有歧視性做法。
  • 魁北克市一所學校電郵洩露數百家庭個資,屬大規模資料外洩。
  • 薩羅及魯塞爾贏得1,500公尺短道速滑全國賽,為全國比賽結果。
  • 最後一次領袖辯論結束;分析師關注投票日前可改變的因素,賽後分析指出。
  • 卡尼與普瓦利耶在國會向被殺加拿大稅務局職員致敬,國會發言引用相關哀悼。
  • 得獎書籍涉AI問題,加深文壇疑慮,關於人工智慧寫作的辯論持續。

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