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渥太華要聞 · 輕鐵延後、拜沃德市集計畫與西亨特俱樂部路車禍

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 市長盟友傑夫·李珀(Jeff Leiper)公布拜沃德市集(ByWard Market)活化與治安計畫。 該市議員週五提出在拜沃德市集鄰近地區調整營運的方案,公布多項具體治安與活化措施。
  2. 市長參選人被要求提出具體稅額數字。 本週一次市政論壇中,參選人被要求就房產稅承諾說明明確的金額或百分比變動。
  3. 奧爾良西–英尼斯(Orléans West–Innes)選區:參選市議員名單出爐。 市府在市政選舉申報截止前公布該選區的正式候選人名單。
  4. 陪審團裁定一名渥太華律師在民事審判中誹謗蒂明斯(Timmins)律所。 法院裁定該渥太華律師為蒂明斯律所提起的誹謗訴訟中被告身分。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 聯邦線(Confederation Line)東延段下一階段測試延至11月。 市府官員宣布時程變更,將聯邦線東延段的下一測試階段移至11月。
  2. 西亨特俱樂部路(West Hunt Club Road)車禍,騎士情況嚴重。 緊急救援人員於週五將在西亨特俱樂部路發生嚴重碰撞的摩托車騎士送醫。
  3. 彭蒂亞克(Pontiac)行動通訊仍斷斷續續,選前承諾未見改善。 居民回報在彭蒂亞克地區仍有行動覆蓋缺口,儘管政治人物先前承諾改善服務。

📰 今日還有

  • 宣誓書指現任市長向康沃爾(Cornwall)對手提出申訴。
  • 金士頓警方:2025年資安事件中駭客竊走10萬份文件。
  • 多倫多阿戈納茲(Toronto Argonauts)線衛阿達里烏斯·皮克特(Adarius Pickett)以92次防守擒抱領跑加拿大式足球聯盟。
  • 多倫多猛龍(Toronto Raptors)表示卡哇伊·倫納德賽前狀態「每日評估」。
  • 加拿大廣播公司(CBC/Radio‑Canada)公布職業女子冰球聯盟(PWHL)轉播時程與季後賽擴編。
  • 康沃爾市長候選人因被指控遞交「惡意」文件,參選資格岌岌可危。
  • 金士頓藥物使用場所正式轉型為HART中心。
  • 年度350公里獨木舟行程促進原住民世代和解。
  • 阿陶埃斯(Outaouais)選區候選人誓言在魁北克選舉前捍衛地區利益。
  • 貝爾維爾(Belleville)猶太教堂在9月20日槍擊後收到反猶太傳單。
  • 曼尼托巴重啟Sturgeon Falls步道,增設圍欄與新標示。
  • 尼亞加拉地區邀請水牛城(Buffalo)參與週六以比爾斯(Bills)色系為主題的煙火秀。
  • 金士頓警方:資安外洩涉及160 GB資料、345,000份文件。
  • 安大略一名警官在4月29日辣椒噴霧事件後遭控襲擊罪。
  • 法庭文件指出安大略對三所職業學院做法表示關切。

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Annual 350-km canoe trek reconciles First Nations generations a stroke at a time

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What's your number? Mayoral candidates pressed on tax pledges

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Kingston drug consumption site officially switches to HART Hub

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Ontario police officer charged after woman pepper sprayed following arrest

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Cornwall mayoral hopeful's candidacy in limbo over 'malicious' paperwork complaint

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Court records show Ontario’s ‘serious concerns’ about 3 career colleges

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Jeff Leiper unveils plan to make ByWard Market busier and safer

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CBC/Radio-Canada reveals PWHL broadcast schedule, league announces playoff expansion

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Next testing stage on LRT eastern extension delayed until November

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Hacker took 100,000 documents in 2025 'cyber incident,' Kingston Police say

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Affidavit reveals incumbent lodged complaint against rival candidate for Cornwall mayor

Court documents obtained Friday by CBC News reveal it was Justin Towndale, the incumbent candidate seeking a second term as mayor of Cornwall, Ont., who recently raised concerns about past campaign filings of his main rival, Sarah Good, sparking a process that has now involved the courts and potentially jeopardizing Good's candidacy.

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‘Disturbing’: Belleville, Ont., synagogue receives antisemitic flyers after shooting

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