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蒙特婁週五要聞 · 珠寶店竊案激增、AI撰書自白與伊波拉疑雲

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 蒙特婁警方將珠寶店竊案激增與年僅13歲的未成年犯罪集團連結。 警方表示,2026年前九個月已記錄46起珠寶店竊盜、持械搶劫與闖入案,遠高於2022年全年15起,並指出不法分子以快速獲利為誘因招募青少年執行搶劫、縱火與開槍;週四約中午12:30發生一起事件,一輛車衝撞商店落地窗。

  2. 在普拉亞德爾卡門被捕的男子,被通緝疑涉2025年蒙特婁謀殺案。 蒙特婁警方表示,22歲Gabriel Lavoie週四在墨西哥遭捕,並持有與2025年3月14日發生於Ontario街與Saint-Germain街附近刺殺致死案件的謀殺令;另兩名嫌疑人Dave Lambert-Chouinard與Valdano Saint-Hillien先前被控過失致死,案件仍在偵查中。

  3. 蒙特婁運輸局(STM)再次拒絕特別治安人員配槍或電擊槍。 運輸局週五重申,其特別治安人員不會配備火器或電擊裝置,維持現行政策,同時市內安全討論與近期交通事件仍在進行中。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 魁北克保守黨領袖Éric Duhaime承認其著作62%由人工智慧生成。 Duhaime週五表示,他在撰寫《Destination Autonomie》時以人工智慧協助架構,並由人工監督流程;Pangram偵測軟體報告指出62%內容為機器生成,候選人Maïté Blanchette-Vézina所撰序言則報告為完全由人工智慧生成。

  2. 魁北克未來聯盟(CAQ)領袖Christine Fréchette表示,即便在Trois-Rivières選區落敗也將留任黨魁。 Fréchette在10月5日省選競選期間週五向記者表示,她不論選區結果如何都會繼續擔任黨魁。

  3. 各魁省政黨領袖在10月5日投票前衝刺最後階段。 魁北克黨(Parti Québécois)領袖Paul St-Pierre Plamondon週四尋求多數席次,魁北克團結黨(Québec solidaire)領袖Ruba Ghazal呼籲選民不要採取戰略投票,領袖們鎖定勝負關鍵選區展開攻勢,距離10月5日投票僅剩數日。

  4. 魁省60歲以上候選人男性數幾乎為女性的兩倍。 選舉魁北克(Élections Québec)資料顯示,60歲以上候選人有104名男性對58名女性,而整體候選人中女性占42.6%,平權倡議者指出這一性別差距。

  5. 蒙特婁一家醫院週五隔離一名出現類似伊波拉症狀的患者。 醫院將該患者單獨隔離以進行評估與感染控制,公共衛生團隊正在調查與伊波拉相符的症狀。

📰 其他要聞

  • 女子職業冰球聯盟(PWHL)公布轉播時程,含全國電視場次。
  • 洛朗蒂德與拉諾迪耶地區多個市鎮指出省府資金不足。
  • 魁北克火車廠訂單增多,本地工廠營運熱絡。
  • 本季蒙特婁加拿大人隊(Habs)門票為國家冰球聯盟最貴。
  • 龐蒂亞克選區行動電話服務仍不穩,儘管曾有選舉承諾。
  • 蒙特婁集會悼念兩名遭殺害女性,並呼籲採取行動對抗家庭暴力。
  • 魁北克選戰言詞升溫,距離10月5日更激烈攻防。
  • Hydro-Québec擬調升資料中心費用兩倍;Google等業者準備回應。

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Montreal hospital isolates patient exhibiting Ebola symptoms

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Quebec election campaign rhetoric ramps up as voting day draws near

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Montreal gathering honours lives of 2 women killed, calls for action against conjugal violence

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Cell service in the Pontiac still spotty despite election pledge

In the last provincial election, the Coalition Avenir Québec promised to complete the province's cell network, but four years later in the regional municipality of the Pontiac, there are still significant gaps in coverage.

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Why your Habs tickets cost more than any other NHL team's this season

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Amid the push to build Canadian, a Quebec train factory is booming

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Lack of provincial funding to Laurentians, Lanaudière a concern for municipalities

Several prefects and mayors have requested concrete actions from provincial candidates regarding funding to the regions of the Laurentians and Lanaudière.

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Quebec party leaders work to shore up support as campaign enters final stretch

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

CBC/Radio-Canada unveiled its broadcast schedule Friday for the upcoming Professional Women’s Hockey League season, which features more games on the network than ever before.

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Women 60 and over vastly outnumbered by men on Quebec’s campaign trail

Women 60 and over vastly outnumbered by men on Quebec’s campaign trail

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STM again says 'no' to special constables carrying guns, stun guns

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Christine Fréchette says she'll stay on as CAQ leader even if defeated in Trois-Rivières riding

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Montreal police say man arrested in Mexico is tied to 2025 homicide

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Quebec Conservative Leader Éric Duhaime admits to using AI to write book

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Young people being recruited to commit robberies, crimes: Montreal police

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