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蒙特婁週四要聞:魁人黨爭取多數、魁北克水電擬漲電價、無家者投票受限

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 魁人黨(Parti Québécois)領袖保羅·聖皮埃爾·普拉蒙東爭取選民給予多數席次,因魁北克10月5日選舉將至。 他在CJAD與加拿大廣播公司(Radio‑Canada)表示,民調顯示黨內領先,少數政府會限制執政推動政策的能力;他主張必須取得多數,才能扭轉過去八年由魁北克人聯盟(Coalition Avenir Québec)執政的方向。
  2. 倡議者表示,魁北克的投票規定阻礙無家者在10月5日選舉投票。 魁北克省的規定比聯邦更嚴格,儘管省內無家可歸人口已增至逾12,000人(四年內約增近20%);TAPAJ Québec估計,依現行規則不到1%的無家者實際投下選票。
  3. 律師向魁北克高等法院申請廢止蒙特婁禁止侮辱市府員工的市府條例。 聖米歇爾法律診所與一個進步法學者協會於9月30日至10月1日提出挑戰,主張9月22日通過的條例範圍過寬、侵害言論自由;市長索拉雅·馬丁內斯·費拉達(Soraya Martinez Ferrada)起初表示該條例不會適用於對警方的手勢,但後來緩和了該說法。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 魁北克水力電力公司(Hydro‑Québec)向魁北克能源管理局(Régie de l’énergie)申請為資料中心訂出新電價,平均約13¢/kWh,約為目前費率的兩倍。 在蒙特婁聽證會上,該電力公司表示資料中心目前約付6.82¢/kWh,提議新規適用於需超過5兆瓦(megawatts)容量的中心;魁北克水電警告,能源過剩時代已結束,提高費率可避免其他用戶替資料中心補貼。
  2. 德里斯科爾(Driscoll’s)在魁北克面臨集體訴訟,指涉產品問題。 這起在魁北克提出的訴訟針對這家跨國漿果公司,據報為省級法院啟動的集體訴訟程序。

🧾 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 一名女子在蒙特婁地鐵錄下針對原住民的種族攻擊,發生於真相與和解國定紀念日。 事件影片在9月30日公開流傳;錄影內容及發生時機,使此案成為地方討論大眾運輸上種族主義問題的焦點。

📰 其他今日要聞

  • 魁人黨在同一天展開橫跨魁北克3,000公里的造勢行程。
  • 2022年南岸連環撞肇事卡車司機被判6年徒刑。
  • 財政部長克莉絲蒂婭·芙里蘭(Chrystia Freeland)表示,渥太華將與任何選出的魁北克政府合作。
  • 一份工程報告警告,加拿大麥芽廠房建築可能隨時倒塌。
  • 關於魁北克一選區邊界可能侵入紐芬蘭與拉布拉多的爭論仍在持續。
  • 魁北克城數千家庭仍在等在托兒名額,政黨領袖承受壓力。
  • 蒙特婁地鐵屆滿60年;專家警告除老化設備外仍有其他挑戰。
  • 一團體提案立法,讓國家冰球聯盟(NHL)總決賽再次免費播映。

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