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渥太華週三要聞:議員請辭、史特爾科裁員與竊盜案攀升

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 保守黨聯邦議員史考特·艾奇森(Scott Aitchison)將在秋季會期後辭去議席。 艾奇森是帕里桑德—馬斯科卡選區(Parry Sound–Muskoka)的議員,週三宣布在從政30年後作出此決定,並感謝選民與包括黨領皮埃爾·波利耶夫(Pierre Poilievre)在內的同僚;他將成為自2025年大選以來第8位離開波利耶夫黨團的議員。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 安大略省「保護安大略」(Protect Ontario)貿易計畫迄今已花費約1.4億加元。 財政部長彼得·貝斯倫法維(Peter Bethlenfalvy)在皇后公園被問及此事時表示,官員向委員會報告已收到36件申請,總額略低於1億加元,18件核准案約合4千萬加元,另加對阿爾戈馬鋼鐵(Algoma Steel)約1億加元的支援。

  2. 史特爾科(Stelco)暫停鍍鋅鋼生產,將裁員約350人。 克里夫蘭-克里夫斯(Cleveland-Cliffs)執行長勞倫索·岡薩爾維斯(Lourenco Goncalves)對Global News表示,無論政府提供多少資金,都無法讓該產品線在加拿大維持生產可行性;公司在暫停該產品線的同時,向受影響員工提供鄰近鋼廠的職位。

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. 創紀錄的「超級聖嬰」(Super El Niño)可能延後安大略今年秋天的葉色變化。 科學家表示,強烈的聖嬰現象可能帶來較往常溫暖的秋季,延緩夜晚轉涼——而夜晚轉涼是促使葉片變色的關鍵;不過受訪專家仍認為安大略的樹木應會出現季節性葉色。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 皮爾區域警察(Peel Regional Police)報告分心式竊盜事件今年已增至266起。 警方強調7月28日一案:一名女子在近金古考西路(Chinguacousy Road)與桑達伍德公園路西(Sandalwood Parkway West)交界處,被人以調包項鍊手法奪去約1萬9千加元的珠寶,包含三只金手環;警方表示,截至8月12日已登記266件通報,2025年同期為222件。

🏈 Sports

  1. 藍鳥(Blue Jays)總經理羅斯·阿特金斯(Ross Atkins)表示,球隊79勝83敗的成績「所有面向都需檢視」。 藍鳥未能闖進季後賽,並在美聯東區排名最後;阿特金斯在羅渣士中心(Rogers Centre)賽季結束的媒體場合說,球團會對各項面向詳細檢討。

  2. 多倫多暴龍(Toronto Raptors)球員斯科蒂·巴恩斯(Scottie Barnes)說,隊內期望仍是「贏、贏、贏」。 巴恩斯上季場均18.1分、7.5籃板與5.9助攻,他並指出包括卡哇伊·倫納德(Kawhi Leonard)在內的新補強,目標是幫助球隊跨越首輪季後賽的障礙。

📰 Also Today

  • 魁北克男子因涉嫌二十多年前的持械性侵案遭逮。
  • 皮塔瓦瓦(Petawawa)一名女子2023年失蹤案疑有他殺成分,加拿大皇家騎警(RCMP)正調查。
  • 卡尼(Carney)紀念第6個全國真相與和解日,時間為9月30日。
  • 渥太華公布9月30日紀念全國真相與和解日的相關安排。
  • 原住民領袖表示,選舉期間及選後分析中他們的議題被邊緣化。
  • 安大略一項涉及男童死亡的審判突顯需加強對原住民兒童的支持,倡議者指出。
  • Orléans East–Cumberland選區:出戰渥太華市議員的候選人名單。
  • (主文已有重複)史特爾科暫停生產導致約350人被裁,並提供鄰近廠區的工作安排。
  • (主文已有重複)暴龍教練團預期巴恩斯將專注防守,教練賴亞科維奇(Rajakovic)說。
  • (主文已有重複)藍鳥以79勝83敗收季,週日以5比1擊敗紅人(Reds)為賽季畫下句點。
  • (主文已有重複)皮爾區警察指出7月28日在金古考西路附近發生約1萬9千加元的珠寶竊案。
  • (主文已有重複)「保護安大略」收到36件申請,合計略低於1億加元。
  • (主文已有重複)專家表示較暖的秋季可能延長葉色變化的時程。
  • (已重複註記)魁北克男子因與數十年前的性侵犯案有關被拘。

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