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渥太华要闻 · 周五:轻轨延迟、拜沃德市场计划与西亨特俱乐部路车祸

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 市长盟友杰夫·利珀(Jeff Leiper)公布让拜沃德市场更繁荣、更安全的计划。 这位市议员周五发布建议,拟调整拜沃德市场社区的营运方式,并在声明中列出具体的安全和活力提升措施。
  2. 市长候选人被要求给出具体税率数字。 本周一次市政论坛上,候选人被要求为其物业税承诺明确金额或百分比变化。
  3. 奥尔良西–英尼斯(Orléans West–Innes)选区:报名参选市议员的名单出炉。 市府在市政选举报名截止前公布了该选区的正式候选人名册。
  4. 陪审团认定一名渥太华律师在民事审判中对蒂明斯一家律所构成诽谤。 法庭裁决将这名渥太华律师列为蒂明斯律所提起诽谤诉讼案件的被告。

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. 轻轨东延线(联邦线(Confederation Line))下一轮测试推迟至 11 月。 市府官员宣布调整工期,将联邦线东延线的下一阶段测试改到 11 月进行。
  2. 一名摩托车手在西亨特俱乐部路发生车祸后伤势危殆。 紧急救援人员在周五将受重伤的摩托车手从西亨特俱乐部路送往医院。
  3. 彭蒂克地区手机信号仍然断断续续,尽管曾有选举承诺。 居民报告称,彭蒂克地区的移动网络覆盖仍存在空白,尽管政客此前承诺会改善服务。

📰 Also Today

  • 宣誓书称现任者对康沃尔对手市长候选人提出投诉。
  • 金斯顿警方:2025 年网络事件中黑客窃取了 10 万份文件。
  • 阿戈斯(Argos)线卫阿达里乌斯·皮克特(Adarius Pickett)以 92 次防守擒抱领跑加拿大足球联盟。
  • 猛龙队称科怀·伦纳德(Kawhi Leonard)在季前赛前“每日评估”。
  • 加拿大广播公司/法语广播公司(CBC/Radio‑Canada)公布女子职业冰球联盟(PWHL)转播赛程并扩充季后赛席位。
  • 康沃尔市长候选人因“恶意”文件投诉候选资格悬而未决。
  • 金斯顿药物消费场所正式改为 HART 中心。
  • 年度 350 公里独木舟行融合原住民世代。
  • 阿瓦图阿斯(Outaouais)选区候选人誓言在魁北克选举前捍卫该地区。
  • 贝尔维尔一座犹太教会堂在 9 月 20 日枪击案后收到反犹宣传单。
  • 曼尼托巴重开斯特金根瀑布步道,增设围栏和新标识。
  • 尼亚加拉地区邀请水牛城观赏周六比尔斯队颜色焰火表演。
  • 金斯顿警方:数据泄露达 160 GB、约 345,000 份文件被窃。
  • 安大略一名警员因 4 月 29 日胡椒喷雾事件被指控袭击。
  • 法院记录指出安大略对三所职业学院做法存在疑虑。

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