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蒙特婁週二要聞:警局文件指「激進化」亞文化、加拿大人3比2勝楓葉、騎警破大宗古柯鹼案

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 蒙特婁內部警務文件指出蒙特婁北區39號分局出現「激進化」亞文化。 依資訊公開紀錄,39號分局警員間出現一種與涉嫌種族歧視和差別待遇調查有關的亞文化;在檢舉者投訴後,一支由16名警員組成的巡邏小隊被撤換,數名警員遭停職;專家警告文件中使用「激進化」一詞但未作明確定義。
  2. 皇家加拿大騎警在與蒙特婁有關的古柯鹼走私案中起訴16人。 自2022年展開的「鉻行動」導致16人被起訴,查獲包括14公斤古柯鹼、超過145,000 加元現金,以及總額超過9,000,000 加元的不動產限制;被告中有11人居住於蒙特婁,另有一名嫌疑人在海外通緝中。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 魁北克選戰進入最後一周,距離10月5日投票僅餘6天。 候選人還有6天時間說服選民;預先投票於週一結束,有關可能的美國干預說法持續引發爭議,聯盟公民行動黨(Coalition Avenir Québec)領袖克里斯汀·弗雷謝特(Christine Fréchette)表示部分傳播來源來自黨內人士。

🏈 體育

  1. 加拿大人(Canadiens)以3比2擊敗楓葉隊(Maple Leafs),安德森與卡里爾主導蒙特婁勝利。 喬什·安德森(Josh Anderson)與亞歷山大·卡里爾(Alexandre Carrier)各拿一球並各有一助攻,雅庫布·多貝斯(Jakub Dobes)撲出25記阻擋,蒙特婁在常規賽揭幕戰力克多倫多;札卡里·博爾杜克(Zachary Bolduc)也有得分,多倫多的威廉·尼蘭德(William Nylander)攻入兩球。
  2. 新秀加文·麥肯納與剛加盟的楓葉邊鋒基里爾·馬爾琴科首演,仍以2比3敗北。 首輪榜眼加文·麥肯納(18歲)完成NHL生涯首秀,剛在數小時前加盟並獲得為期6年、75,000,000 加元延長合約的基里爾·馬爾琴科也在史高提班克競技場披甲出賽。
  3. NHL新球季在延續宿敵戲碼下揭幕,多支加拿大球隊出賽。 揭幕之夜包含卡羅萊納隊升旗儀式以及加拿大人造訪多倫多的比賽;報導指出本週有數支加拿大球隊開始例行賽,週六渥太華參議員隊(Ottawa Senators)也將造訪多倫多。

📰 今日要聞還有

  • 楓葉總經理約翰·查伊卡力挺馬爾琴科交易,稱其具改變比賽能力。
  • 內部紀錄顯示警長達格(Dagher)就蒙特婁北區單位撤換向市議會簡報,內含演講稿草稿。
  • 內部警務文件再度描述蒙特婁北區分局的「激進化」亞文化,根據加拿大新聞社報導。
  • 德勤加拿大將國內生產毛額成長預測下修20%,理由為關稅壓力。
  • 根據最新民調,魁人黨(Parti Québécois)支持度滑入多數席次區間。
  • 魁北克一食物銀行報告因銅線被竊造成3萬加元損失,包含食物與設備損毀。
  • 西島(West Island)將獲得期待已久的水上運動中心,項目進展利在地居民。
  • (重複報導)麥肯納稱他的NHL首秀「難以忘懷」,出場前熱身與新秀巡場皆受矚目。
  • (重複報導)威廉·尼蘭德為楓葉攻入兩球,仍以2比3飲恨。
  • 關於本季加拿大人的三件球迷應知要點,快速預覽。
  • 五天內有160件針對僅提供法語選民指南的申訴紀錄,相關報導指出。
  • 初步數據顯示近25%魁北克選民已在預投中投票,距10月5日投票日倒數計時。

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