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渥太华要闻 · 周四:汉密尔顿爆炸、OSAP冻结与斯泰尔科裁员

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 汉密尔顿两处疑似住宅爆炸致三人送医。 消防局长大卫·坎利夫报告,第一起爆炸发生在Springside Drive 182号,上午7:30后不久,车库爆裂、房屋倒塌,一人严重烧伤;两栋相邻房屋受损严重。第二起爆炸在Lampton Place 8号,约上午9点出现大量浓烟,两名居民由邻居救出。消防局长办公室正在调查。
  2. 贝尔维尔一名警员在犹太会堂枪击案中受伤,警方称“每日均有好转”。 警长默里·罗德称,警员杰夫·史密斯在9月20日Sons of Jacob犹太会堂(Sons of Jacob)外遭枪击后已接受多次手术,恢复稳定;枪手肖恩·沃德次日在医院死亡。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 安大略冻结安大略学生援助计划(OSAP)对500多所私立职业学院的资格。 省政府在对六所学院发现风险迹象并在可能的省警刑事调查背景下,暂停了超过500家院校(737个校区)的贷款和补助资格,导致学生与学院对资助渠道产生担忧,省相关部门表示正协调处理。
  2. 法院指责后,安大略收紧对境外药物资助的规则。 在分院法院命令安大略健康保险计划(OHIP)重新评估一例第四期黑色素瘤患者到美国治疗的申请后,卫生部长西尔维娅·琼斯修改法规,规定仅在该药物已由省内资助但暂时无法获得或出现延误时,才允许境外药物资助。
  3. Alto将关于金斯顿是否设站的决定推迟到2027年春。 Alto董事长罗伯特·普里查德称,金斯顿前景“有希望”,但需进行可行性评估;Alto已正式宣布仅设彼得伯勒(Peterborough)站,并将优先考虑渥太华—蒙特利尔走廊,同时权衡每增加一站对行程时间与客流的影响。
  4. 汉密尔顿市议会支持市中心试点,要求房东至少保持一间房间不高于26摄氏度。 议员通过了第二区试点方案,要求房东负责维持每套住房至少一间房的温度在加拿大卫生部认可的26摄氏度阈值内;工作人员将回报建议,试点旨在为2029年初前的全市政策提供依据。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 斯泰尔科(Stelco)开始发放裁员通知,最多可能裁员500人。 钢铁工人联合会1005地方分会主席朗·韦尔斯称,本周约有90名工人收到通知,哈密尔顿工厂约330名工会工人将在周日随冬季停产而面临裁员;公司称为无限期裁员,但工会将其视为临时裁员。
  2. (相关省级决定)因高价治疗争议,安大略进一步明确境外药物资助规则。 在亚历克斯·什维德就一款在美定价约60万美元的肿瘤浸润淋巴细胞疗法提起司法挑战后,省方收紧法规,限制境外资助仅适用于省内已资助但暂时无法获取的药物。

📰 今日其他

  • 参议员(Ottawa Senators)凭雅克姆丘克首球以2-1战胜飞人(Flyers),渥太华战绩升至3-1-0。
  • 学生在安大略学生援助计划暂停影响私立职业学院入学后“担忧且心碎”,校区普遍受影响。
  • (重复)汉密尔顿两处住宅爆炸,三人住院,消防局长办公室调查中。
  • (重复)斯泰尔科本周开始发放裁员通知,首批裁员拟于周日生效。
  • 买房好还是租房好?
  • 魁北克英文群体对魁人党政府“谨慎乐观”。
  • 大学区选情:谁在竞选渥太华市议员。
  • 感恩节期间渥太华哪些场所开放与关闭。
  • 人物专访:市长候选人背后的团队。
  • 渥太华参议员主场揭幕战将以向前守门员致敬拉开帷幕。
  • 第45届雪服基金活动旨在在生活成本危机中帮助渥太华人。
  • (重复)汉密尔顿市中心租赁房屋室内温度限制在26摄氏度的试点附例。

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