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多伦多要闻 · 周四:哈密尔顿爆炸、史泰尔科裁员与多伦多动物园客流下降

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 哈密尔顿两处疑似住宅爆炸,三人送医。 消防部门称周四上午在 Springside Drive 182号(7:30)和 Lampton Place 8号(约9:00)发生爆炸;消防总监督办公室正在调查。哈密尔顿消防局局长大卫·坎利夫(David Cunliffe)表示,一处车库爆炸导致房屋倒塌,三人住院,其中一人因严重烧伤。
  2. 在赎罪日袭击中受枪伤的贝尔维尔警官“日渐好转”。 警长默里·罗德(Murray Rodd)说,警察杰夫·史密斯(Const. Jeff Smith)已接受多次手术,状况稳步好转。警方称,29岁昆特韦斯特(Quinte West)居民肖恩·沃德(Sean Ward)为被控枪手,次日在医院死亡。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 哈密尔顿将试行安大略首例要求房东限制室内高温的地方法规。 市议员支持在市中心第2选区试点,强制房东将至少一间房间维持在26°C以下;临时市经理迈克·泽加拉克(Mike Zegarac)称,工作人员将提交建议,预计在2029年初前回报。
  2. 安大略在法院裁决后收紧对出国公费药物治疗的规定。 卫生部长西尔维娅·琼斯(Sylvia Jones)宣布新规,明确只有在该药物已由省政府列入资助但短期内无法获得时,才可资助出国用药。此前分庭法院要求安大略医疗保险计划(OHIP)重新审查一名37岁患者的美国治疗申请。
  3. Alto高速铁路是否在金士顿停靠的决策推迟到2027年。 Alto董事长罗伯特·普里查德(Robert Prichard)表示,金士顿“初步看来具有优势”,但仍需可行性和客流分析;Alto将优先考虑渥太华—蒙特利尔走廊,正式决定可能要到2027年春天。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 史泰尔科(Stelco)开始发出裁员通知,最多裁减500个岗位在推进中。 钢铁工人工会第1005分会主席罗恩·韦尔斯(Ron Wells)说,本周约有90名工人收到通知,首批裁员将于周日生效;哈密尔顿工厂约330名员工面临无限期停工,南蒂科克(Nanticoke)运营也将有额外裁减。
  2. 逾500家私立职业学院因欺诈担忧被暂停OSAP资格。 福特政府暂停了500家机构共737个校区的省学生资助计划(OSAP)资格,因六所学院涉嫌欺诈活动;多伦多地区的 AAPS 学院在列,受影响在校生对能否继续获得资助感到不确定,报道说。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 多伦多动物园(Toronto Zoo)称因野火烟霾和极端高温,年初至今游客减少9%。 截至9月底,2026年动物园接待1,095,286名访客,比目标少9%。动物园首席转型官杰米·奥斯汀(Jamie Austin)说,7月中旬的野火烟霾和高温警报使7月的到访量比目标少14%。
  2. 学生称OSAP暂停令他们担忧并伤心欲绝。 省方暂停私立职业学院OSAP资格后,受影响学校的学生报告资金中断,且对能否完成课程感到不确定,文章写道。

📰 还在发生

  • 奥沙瓦博物馆因其物业上的无家可归者露营被开出近3,000加元罚单。
  • 出生于多伦多的诗人安·卡森(Anne Carson)获诺贝尔文学奖。
  • 多伦多两位市长领先候选人将出席CBC多伦多辩论。
  • 布兰普顿一处工业事故致一人死亡,警方称。
  • 报告称,交通扩展成为士嘉堡北区市政选举的推动力。
  • 家庭讲述肯尼斯·劳案件在《毒药贩子》中的影响。
  • 新的《里奇威广场》纪录片直面该广场的负面声誉。
  • 被指控欺诈的律师称一张坏支票并未给银行造成损失。
  • 一名亏损89万加元的投资者回忆造访艾登·普莱特斯基(Aiden Pleterski)的湖滨豪宅。

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