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多倫多週四要聞:漢密爾頓爆炸、Stelco裁員與多倫多動物園遊客下滑

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 漢密爾頓兩處疑似住宅爆炸送三人就醫。 消防隊報導週四上午7:30在182 Springside Drive和約上午9時在8 Lampton Place發生爆炸;消防總長大衛·坎利夫(David Cunliffe)表示,停役消防局正調查,三人住院,其中一人在車庫爆炸導致房屋倒塌後身體重度燒傷。
  2. 貝爾維爾警員在贖罪日攻擊中中槍,情況「每日好轉」。 警長默里·羅德(Murray Rodd)說,警員傑夫·史密斯(Jeff Smith)已接受多次手術,狀況穩定地改善;警方表示,涉嫌槍手、29歲的肖恩·沃德(Sean Ward,來自Quinte West)次日於醫院死亡。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 漢密爾頓將試行安大略首項要求房東限制室內熱度的市鎮法。 市議員支持在第2選區市中心試行,要求房東至少將一間房間維持在26°C以下;臨時市務經理邁克·澤加拉克(Mike Zegarac)說,市府人員將在2029年初前提交建議報告。
  2. 安大略在法院裁決後收緊由公費支付的境外藥物治療規定。 衛生部長席爾維婭·瓊斯(Sylvia Jones)宣布新規,澄清只有在該藥物已由省內資助但暫時無法取得時,才會資助境外藥物,此舉源於省級法庭要求OHIP重新審議一名37歲病患的美國治療申請。
  3. Alto高鐵是否停靠金士頓的決定延至2027年。 Alto董事長羅伯特·普里查德(Robert Prichard)表示,金士頓「初步看來有利」,但仍需可行性與載客量分析;Alto優先考量渥太華—蒙特婁走廊,正式決定可能要等到2027年春季。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. Stelco開始發出裁員通知,最多裁減500職位。 聯合鋼鐵工會(United Steelworkers)1005分會主席朗·威爾斯(Ron Wells)說,本週約90名工人收到通知,首波裁員自週日生效;漢密爾頓廠約330名員工面臨不定期停工,南尼蒂科克(Nanticoke)廠亦有額外裁減。
  2. 逾500所私立職業學院因詐欺疑慮喪失OSAP(安大略學生資助計畫)資格。 福特政府暫停500家機構、共737個校區的資格,先前在6所學院發現疑似詐欺行為;報導指出,多倫多地區的AAPS College在受影響名單內,現有學生對資金來源與能否完成課程感到不確定。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 多倫多動物園(Toronto Zoo)報告:受野火煙霧與極端高溫影響,年迄今遊客減少9%。 截至9月底,2026年遊客人數為1,095,286人,比目標少9%;動物園轉型長傑米·奧斯汀(Jamie Austin)說,7月因中旬的野火煙霧與高溫警示,當月遊客數較目標少14%,導致整體出席率下滑。
  2. 學生表示OSAP資格暫停讓他們擔憂且心碎。 省府暫停私立職業學院OSAP資格後,受影響學校學生反映資金中斷,對能否完成學業感到不確定,報導寫道。

📰 今日其他

  • 奧沙瓦博物館因無家者帳篷在館方土地遭罰近3,000加元。
  • 多倫多出生的詩人安·卡森(Anne Carson)獲頒諾貝爾文學獎。
  • 多倫多兩名市長人氣前列者將在CBC多倫多辯論中交鋒。
  • 布蘭普頓一處工業事故造成一人死亡,警方表示。
  • 報導:交通擴張議題成斯卡伯勒北區市政選舉主軸。
  • 家庭詳述Kenneth Law案的代價,紀錄片《毒賣者》(The Poison Seller)報導。
  • 新瑞吉威廣場(Ridgeway Plaza)新紀錄片試圖重塑該廣場負面形象。
  • 一名被控詐欺的律師稱一張退票並未傷害銀行。
  • 一名損失89萬加元的投資者回憶造訪Aiden Pleterski湖畔豪宅的經過。

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