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蒙特利尔要闻 · 周五:高楼救援、魁北克党少数政府与涉案警员姓名披露

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 罗伯特-布拉萨大街1001号高楼平台故障,两名窗户维修工被救下。 早上约7:45,一处悬挂平台脱轨下坠约一米,蒙特利尔消防队从屋顶下降救援;两名工人被安全带下楼,未受伤。省职业安全委员会已接手调查。
  2. 雷击导致 REM(Réseau express métropolitain)在早高峰停运。 今晨一次雷击干扰了REM线路服务,造成通勤高峰时段列车延误;运营方称多列车受影响,维修队已派出现场抢修。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 15岁诺兰·雷扎伊(Nooran Rezayi)家属将获知涉事警员姓名。 魁北克高等法院批准一项保密披露,届时将点名两名直接参与2025年9月隆格伊尔(Longueuil)枪击事件的警员,并提供验尸和急救服务文件,但须遵守发布禁令。
  2. 两名未成年人(14岁和15岁)在凡尔赛广场 Bijouterie Royale d’Or 珠宝店涉嫌持械抢劫被捕。 蒙特利尔警方称嫌疑人驾车逃离时撞上另一辆车,一名老年男性因伤送医但无生命危险。警方在现场缴获一袋珠宝。
  3. 魁北克高等法院批准对诺迪克温泉(Nordik Spa Nature)涉嫌性侵案集体诉讼,已有143人加入。 法官恩里科·福利尼裁定,针对2007年至2026年的指控可进入诉讼程序。2025年8月13日至2026年7月3日间共有143名原告加入,指控涉及至少36名按摩师。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 魁北克党(Parti Québécois)领袖保罗·圣皮埃尔·普拉蒙东(Paul St-Pierre Plamondon)要求党团保持动员,筹组少数政府。 魁北克党周一赢得59席,拟组建少数政府;普拉蒙东计划于10月15日宣誓就职,10月21日公布内阁,并警示平均一次少数政府持续18至24个月。
  2. 因参加魁北克党胜选集会,原任文化部长被驱逐出保守联盟(Coalition Avenir Québec)党团。 该文化部长出席魁北克党庆祝活动后,党团周五宣布将其开除。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 谷歌与环保联盟将在数据中心费率听证会上质询魁北克水电(Hydro-Québec)顾问。 在能源管理局(Régie de l’énergie)听证会上,魁北克水电寻求针对超过5兆瓦的数据中心设定平均13加分/千瓦时的新费率;顾问向监管机构表示,预计数据中心用电需求在2024至2030年间将翻倍以上。
  2. 今年五种日常食品价格大幅上涨。 报告列出2026年价格显著上涨的五类主食,并解释涨价原因(文章详细列出价格与成因)。

🏥 健康

  1. 新一季流感疫苗接种指南发布,公布疫苗效力估计。 卫生官员介绍了本年度流感疫苗表现及本季预期,包含疫苗效力信息和优先接种人群建议。
  2. 德里斯科尔(Driscoll’s)草莓召回引发对加拿大食品安全监管的质疑。 报道回顾德里斯科尔草莓事件,讨论联邦监管与召回程序存在的疑问。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 蒙特利尔一对夫妇本周末参加全程马拉松;丈夫将在妻子被诊断为ALS后用改装轮椅推着她完赛。 斯宾塞·莱文(Spencer Levine)将在推着阿曼达·谭(Amanda Tam)的专用竞赛轮椅下跑完42.2公里。二人自6月起累计训练623公里,于2024年结婚,并于6月购入该竞赛轮椅。
  2. 蒙特利尔公布九处取暖中心,冬季前为无家可归者提供庇护。 市府宣布将在气温下降前开放九个专门取暖地点。
  3. 本周末蒙特利尔马拉松期间道路封闭安排已公布。 组委会发布了路线和封路时间表,届时将影响市中心和高原区主要干道。

📰 还看今日

  • 一名男子在魁北克北岸航班中涉嫌试图打开驾驶舱被起诉。 被指在高空发生事件后被控。
  • (重复条目已省略)
  • 奥林匹克体育场屋顶将再次抬升,新一轮屋顶工程已安排。
  • 投资人斯蒂芬·雅里斯洛斯基(Stephen Jarislowsky)去世,享年101岁。
  • 官方语言专员批评加拿大航空首席执行官只用英语发布信息。 联邦监管机构对其语言选择予以指责。
  • 伦理专员在新出现的青少年死亡细节后调查勒维斯(Lévis)警方。 调查仍在进行。
  • 数名未成年人在多起警车追逐与撞车事件后被拘留。
  • 一名59岁无家可归男子在魁北克格兰比(Granby)被发现死亡。
  • 评论:克里斯汀·弗雷切特是否被推向政治的“玻璃悬崖”?
  • (见健康:德里斯科尔草莓事件)
  • (重复:诺迪克温泉集体诉讼进入程序)

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