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渥太华周一要闻 · 参议员队重置、安省疫苗部署与皇后公园执法官车祸身亡

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 圭尔夫大学(University of Guelph)校外数千人返校聚会失控;战术警力出动。 视频和警方声明称,9月26日的校外聚会吸引数千名圭尔夫大学学生,现场有人投掷物品、出现商店盗窃与破坏报告,多人因割伤与酒精相关问题接受治疗;调查人员已提出若干指控,并正在审查视频以查找更多证据。
  2. 皇后公园(Queen's Park)治安官约书亚·卡马乔(约书亚·卡马乔)在周一车祸中身亡。 议长唐娜·斯凯利和省长道格·福特公开证实卡马乔死亡。卡马乔任职省议会治安官三年;多位省级领导人发文致哀,9月28日此事被列为致命交通事故报告。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 安大略省省长道格·福特将与艾伯塔省省长丹妮尔·史密斯在卡尔加里同台讨论能源政策。 会面定于周一在卡尔加里市中心举行,聚焦在与美国持续的关税紧张局势下将加拿大自然资源推向市场的问题;福特与史密斯均表示同意在加拿大境内增加石油流通。
  2. 安大略自9月28日起为高风险人群启动秋季流感和COVID-19疫苗接种。 省级指南遵循加拿大国家免疫咨询委员会(NACI)的建议,优先为65岁及以上成人、长期护理机构居民、医院工作人员和6个月至5岁儿童接种;NACI建议在上一次COVID-19疫苗接种约六个月后再接种下一剂。
  3. 斯特尔科(Stelco)将暂停汉密尔顿工厂的精加工作业;公司提供转岗至哈尔迪曼(Haldimand)的伊利湖工厂的安排。 斯特尔科告知员工,公司将把生产集中在伊利湖工厂,并预计大量受影响员工将在那里被吸收;联合钢铁工人协会1005地方分会称,汉密尔顿厂预计将流失约350–500个生产岗位。
  4. 金斯顿(Kingston)一名居民因9月23日匿名社交媒体帖文被控公开煽动仇恨。 金斯顿警方称,这名37岁被告因针对宗教群体的评论面临一项指控;被告被拘押等待保释听证,警方确认此案现已移送法院审理。

🏈 体育

  1. 渥太华参议员队(Ottawa Senators)在将队长布雷迪·塔卡丘克交易至佛罗里达后寻求重启。 总经理史蒂夫·斯泰奥斯表示,参议员队以多点开花的进攻策略开启2026–27赛季,依靠蒂姆·斯图茨勒(上季34球)、德雷克·巴瑟森(33球)、迪兰·科森斯(28球)和新加盟的威廉·埃克伦德(2025–26赛季在圣何塞进账15球、53分)。
  2. 多伦多枫叶队(Toronto Maple Leafs)在2025–26赛季失利后重建名单,以加文·麦肯纳为状元。 俱乐部通过2026年选秀乐透抽得首位,选中边锋加文·麦肯纳,并签下门将谢尔盖·博布罗夫斯基;总经理约翰·查伊卡和顾问马茨·松丁将这些动作称为新赛季前的重置步骤。

📰 今日还看

  • 科怀·伦纳德表示离开多伦多无遗憾,与猛龙队续签两年。
  • 据球队报告,渥太华泰坦队(Ottawa Titans)在场上场下迎来突破性赛季。
  • (重复)加拿大国家免疫咨询委员会(NACI)对安大略秋季疫苗的指南优先考虑65岁以上和医护人员。
  • 渥太华警察局长调查警员对致命车祸反应中可能的不当行为。
  • 渥太华市城报(town crier)在城市活动中庆祝渥太华200年。
  • 加拿大广播公司(CBC/Radio‑Canada)通过与职业女子冰球联赛(PWHL)的合作恢复《加拿大之夜冰球》。
  • 魁北克选民在省级选举预选日投票。
  • 前国防总长回忆录披露与特鲁多政府的争执。
  • 整形外科医生指出,人工智能生成的图像影响患者期望,新报道关注此问题。
  • 一份报告调查为何本地公交经常无法准点。
  • 艾伯塔的一项研究给出魁北克独立的成本估算。
  • 提前投票的魁北克选民将经济、语言和健康列为首要关注。
  • (重复)福特与史密斯将在卡尔加里就能源政策发表讲话。

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