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蒙特利尔周四要闻:魁北克水电拟涨价、魁北克党争取多数与无家可归者投票规则

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 魁北克党领袖保罗·圣皮埃尔-普拉蒙东(Paul St‑Pierre Plamondon)在魁北克10月5日大选临近之际向选民争取多数席位。 他在加拿大法语广播公司(CJAD)(CJAD)和加拿大广播公司(Radio‑Canada)表示,民调显示该党领先,若只获少数党地位将限制推行政策的能力;他主张需要多数来扭转魁北克未来联盟(Coalition Avenir Québec,CAQ)八年的执政局面。
  2. 倡导者称魁北克的规则阻碍无家可归者在10月5日大选投票。 省级规则比联邦更严格,而省内无家可归人数已增至超过12,000人(四年内增长近20%);无家可归者参与投票事务推进组织TAPAJ Québec估计,按现行规则不到1%的无家可归者能投票。
  3. 律师已向魁北克高等法院请求撤销蒙特利尔禁止侮辱市政雇员的市政章程。 圣米歇尔法律诊所和一批进步法学者协会于9月30日至10月1日提起挑战,称9月22日通过的章程范围过宽,侵犯言论自由;市长索拉亚·马丁内斯·费拉达(Soraya Martinez Ferrada)起初曾表示该章程不适用于对警察的手势,但后来收回了部分表述。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 魁北克水电公司(Hydro‑Québec)已要求魁北克能源监管机构(Régie de l'énergie)为数据中心设立新的电价,平均约为13¢/kWh,约为现行费用的两倍。 在蒙特利尔的听证会上,该公用事业表示数据中心目前支付约6.82¢/kWh,并建议此规则适用于需超过5兆瓦容量的中心;魁北克水电警告称能源过剩时代已结束,提价将防止其他用户替数据中心补贴电费。
  2. 德里斯科尔公司(Driscoll’s)在魁北克面临关于农产品问题的集体诉讼。 这起提交到省级法院的诉讼针对这家跨国浆果公司,程序被报道为在省法院发起的集体诉讼。

🧾 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 一名女子在真相与和解国家日录下蒙特利尔地铁上的种族攻击并传播视频。 该事件发生在定为和解的当天(9月30日),录像及其发生时点在本地关于公共交通种族问题的讨论中成为焦点。

📰 今日其他要闻

  • 魁北克党当天展开横跨全省3,000公里的竞选闪电战。
  • 2022年南岸连环车祸的涉事卡车司机被判6年监禁。
  • 财政部长克里斯蒂娅·弗里兰(Chrystia Freeland)表示,渥太华将与选出的任何魁北克政府合作。
  • 工程报告警告加拿大马尔廷(Canada Malting)厂房可能随时坍塌。
  • 关于魁北克某选区边界可能侵占纽芬兰与拉布拉多的问题争论仍在继续。
  • 魁北克城数千家庭仍在等待托儿所名额,党魁面临压力。
  • 蒙特利尔地铁迎来60周年;专家警告问题不仅限于老化基础设施。
  • 一团体寻求立法让国家冰球联盟总决赛再次免费观看,提议修改法律。

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