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渥太华要闻 · 艾奇森或将辞职、警方检讨数据库访问、沙博特被任命为队长

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 渥太华警察在未经授权的数据库查询后权衡政策变更。 警方正在审查内部访问规则和审计程序,此前有报告称有警员进行了未经授权的警务数据库查询。一名首席(文章未透露姓名)承认了相关情况,审查将建议新的控制措施和培训以防止未来违规。消息来源称,这些措施是对至少一起已确认的不当查询调查的回应。
  2. 渥太华警方调查失踪的特朗普大道路牌疑似被出售一案。 警方表示,一块社区路牌在特朗普大道失踪后疑似在网上被挂出出售,已对此展开调查;调查人员采访了目击者,并正在核查网络刊登信息。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 保守党议员斯科特·艾奇森(Scott Aitchison)可能辞职,成为波里耶夫(Pierre Poilievre)党团的第八名离开者。 环球新闻(Global News)报道,艾奇森计划最早在周三宣布辞职,这将使他自2025年大选以来成为第八位离开皮埃尔·波里耶夫领导下保守党党团的议员;消息称艾奇森一周前已将计划告知波里耶夫,预计会在议会休会前提交辞呈。
  2. 安大略省与联邦将可负担育儿资助延长四年,但安大略未实行每天10加元。 新协议确保资助至少持续到2031年,联邦出资120亿加元,加上安大略分摊的54亿加元中的一部分;联邦部长表示,安大略将把家长平均费用维持在约每天19加元(上限22加元),直到2027年6月30日。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 斯特尔科(Stelco)将裁员最多500人,业内专家指责美国关税。 斯特尔科宣布将在汉密尔顿和伊利湖工厂裁减最多500个岗位,理由包括美国关税、需求疲软和进口压力;经济学家警告称,关税已减少加拿大制造商在美国的销售,并削弱了整体供应链的需求。
  2. 福特政府在公开宣布前数日就获悉斯特尔科可能裁员的预警。 省长内阁部长维克·费德利(Vic Fedeli)确认,省府官员在斯特尔科汉密尔顿厂计划停工的“数日内”获悉此事,但他说在员工和工会获悉前并无定论性信息。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 托马斯·沙博特(Thomas Chabot)被任命为渥太华参议员(Ottawa Senators)队长。 参议员俱乐部在球队媒体日宣布,后卫托马斯·沙博特将担任下赛季球队队长,俱乐部已正式对外确认这一领导层任命。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 魁北克大选提前投票近四分之一选民已投票,约25%。
  • Ajax 谋杀案庭审提交结案陈词,辩方援引醉酒证据。
  • RJ 巴雷特表示将等待猛龙队续约提案,上赛季场均19.3分。
  • Kebaowek 暂停《联合国土著权利宣言》咨询,因拟议核废料场,社区中止参与磋商。
  • 安大略一名女子寻求推翻2002年过失杀人定罪,新专家称可能为婴儿猝死症。
  • 致命碰撞造成卡拉达附近7号公路封闭,高速公路为调查而关闭。
  • 研究称自2017年以来安大略多数优先手术等待时间延长,研究人员报告。
  • 加拿大皇家骑警确认调查针对穆斯林学校的死亡威胁案(包括温哥华),联邦警察正在调查。

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