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直升机坠毁、干预指控与帐篷危机:蒙特利尔本周要闻

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 圣布里吉德-迪贝尔维尔(Sainte-Brigide-d’Iberville)直升机坠毁造成4人死亡;加拿大运输安全局已获知。 魁北克省警(Sûreté du Québec)称,直升机在周六下午2:30过后在蒙特利尔东南的Rang des Écossais地区坠毁,机上四人当场被宣布死亡,消防队在一小时内控制住火势;加拿大运输安全局(Transportation Safety Board of Canada)已被通知。

  2. 耗资1600万加元的蒙特利尔“海绵公园”因行政手续问题仍部分关闭。 市府官员表示,该公园耗资1600万加元的设施因审批手续未办妥无法全面开放,新的防洪与家庭休闲空间须等待行政文件办结后才能对公众开放。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 蒙特利尔一名女子在工作视频通话中遇害;凶杀案正在调查。 蒙特利尔警方确认死者为45岁勒拉·本·萨莱姆(Leila Ben Salem),在维勒-马里(Ville‑Marie)雷内-勒韦斯克东路(René‑Lévesque Blvd. East)一套公寓内被发现身亡;调查人员已将案件移交凶杀组,警方证实这是蒙特利尔2026年的第19起凶杀案。

  2. 全国九所伊斯兰学校收到电邮死亡威胁,防范等级提高。 加拿大穆斯林协会(Muslim Association of Canada)称,来自安大略、省、不列颠哥伦比亚(卑诗省)和魁北克的九所MAC学校收到格式相同的匿名邮件,威胁要“屠杀”穆斯林;警方仇恨犯罪组正在调查,MAC已为受影响学校雇佣有偿安保。

  3. 魁北克城男子因在网上威胁总理马克·卡尼被起诉。 皇家骑警(RCMP)逮捕45岁乌斯曼·巴赫(Ousmane Bah),以发表威胁言论和故意煽动仇恨罪名起诉,系因为有人在社交媒体上发布对总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)的死亡威胁;他仍被拘押,下次出庭日期定于10月1日。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 魁北克省提前投票点为10月5日大选拉开序幕。 魁北克省提前投票周六和周一每天9:30至20:00开放,随着竞选进入最后两周,民族联盟党(Coalition Avenir Québec)、魁北克党(Parti Québécois)、魁北克自由党(Quebec Liberals)、魁北克保守党(Quebec Conservatives)与魁北克团结党(Québec solidaire)等五党被视为有望赢得席位。

  2. 民族联盟党领袖升级美国干预指控,已联络加拿大安全情报局。 民族联盟党(Coalition Avenir Québec)领袖克里斯汀·弗雷谢特(Christine Fréchette)寻求与总理马克·卡尼会面,并请求加拿大安全情报局(CSIS)调查有报告称一美国智库鼓吹支持主权派、以及不具名消息指称美国官员曾寻求与魁北克直接对话的说法。

  3. 法院命令双语选民提醒卡寄出;选举机构建议用法语迎接选民引发争议。 魁北克选举局(Elections Québec)证实将在法院裁决后寄出双语提醒卡,但该机构曾建议投票站工作人员以法语迎接选民,仅在特定情况下转以英语,这一做法遭英语权益组织批评。

  4. 圣母街(Notre-Dame Street)帐篷营地仍为竞选焦点,营地居民更关心生存问题。 市府估计东端绿带约有180顶帐篷,居住约180人;营地居民告诉记者,他们首要关心的是生存与即将到来的冬季,而非10月5日的大选。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 吹哨人指控德里斯科尔(Driscoll’s)草莓进口加拿大含超标农药残留。 一名吹哨人称,多批德里斯科尔品牌莓果运抵加拿大时检出超出允许限量的农药残留;该报告促使人们呼吁进行检测并可能对进口监管展开审查。

  2. 前美国总统巴拉克·奥巴马将在魁北克城出席汽车经销商会议。 前美国总统巴拉克·奥巴马(Barack Obama)将出席在魁北克城为当地汽车经销商和行业利益相关方举办的汽车产业活动。

🏥 卫生

  1. 蒙特利尔附近卡纳瓦克(Kahnawà:ke)高中周边空气铅含量偏高。 环境检测在卡纳瓦克高中附近发现空气中铅含量升高,引发家长与地方官员关注,要求加强监测与采取缓解措施,该地区位于蒙特利尔西南。

  2. 一名无家可归的蒙特利尔老人被拒急需住房申请后数日死亡,验尸官称审查显示与此相关。 验尸官审查认定,这名处于无家可归状态的老人在一次紧急住房请求被拒后不久死亡;此案再次引发对紧急收容和接待程序的审视。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 黑色松鼠帮助蒙特利尔科学家研究城市进化。 蒙特利尔的研究人员利用该市的黑色松鼠群体研究城市驱动的进化变化,收集分布、遗传和行为数据,覆盖多个社区。

  2. 蒙特利尔一教区为拯救市中心一处历史教堂而努力。 教区领袖与会众正发起保护运动,拟筹资并争取文物保护,以防止这座市中心历史教堂被拆除或改作他用。

  3. 魁北克作家因被指涉使用人工智能与抄袭被剔出龚古尔奖(Prix Goncourt)候选名单。 特利森·奥雷连(Thélyson Orélien)在被指其小说涉及人工智能生成内容和抄袭后被移出龚古尔奖考虑名单;其魁北克出版社暂停宣传,他在一书展的出场也被取消。

  4. 魁北克说唱歌手Sarahmée公布全新“狂野萨萨(Sassy Sasa)”时期。 说唱歌手Sarahmée在最近采访中描述了她称之为“狂野萨萨时期”的风格转变,定位为她在魁北克法语嘻哈界的下一阶段音乐与公众形象。

🏈 体育

  1. 全国短道速滑冠军赛在蒙特利尔落幕:鲁塞尔和布鲁内尔分别夺得男、女冠军。 本周在蒙特利尔举行的全国短道速滑锦标赛决出冠军,鲁塞尔获男子组冠军,布鲁内尔获女子组冠军。

  2. 莱拉·费尔南德斯在新加坡公开赛夺得本赛季首个冠军。 来自魁北克的莱拉·费尔南德斯(Leylah Fernandez)赢得新加坡公开赛,这是她本赛季首个赛事冠军,她在决赛中胜出。

  3. 加拿大自行车手瓦利耶尔斯·米尔(Vallieres Mill)在卫冕世锦赛中摔车退赛。 在国际自行车联盟公路世锦赛(UCI Road World Championships)女子精英公路赛中,加拿大选手瓦利耶尔斯·米尔在争取卫冕时发生摔车,未能完赛。

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