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蒙特婁週回顧 · 水療團體訴訟、魁人黨宣誓爭議與聖母聖殿揭幕進度

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🚑 爆炸性新聞與事故

  1. 兩名清窗工人在工作台脱軌 14 層樓後獲救。 蒙特婁消防隊在羅伯特-布拉薩大道1001號(1001 Robert-Bourassa Blvd.)靠近德拉高什蒂耶街(de la Gauchetière)處,動用升降救援將兩名人員從約三英尺脫軌的工作台上吊起並安全降下;事件約在上午7:45發生,無人受傷,省職場安全委員會已展開調查。

  2. 省警調查在塞普蒂爾(Sept-Îles)燒毀兩家商店的可疑火災。 魁北克省公安局(Sureté du Québec)調查人員正針對一場燒毀兩棟商業建築的火災蒐證,省警將此案列為可疑,目前當地當局仍在蒐集證據,尚未提出任何控訴。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 魁北克高等法院批准針對 Spa Nordik 的性侵團體訴訟。 法官恩里科·福里尼(Enrico Forlini)核准一項擬議團體訴訟,名單列出在2025年8月13日至2026年7月3日期間加入的143名人士,指控至少36名按摩治療師在2007年至2026年間實施性侵;原告律師表示可能會有更多受害者出面。

  2. 兩名青少年在持械搶劫珠寶店後被捕,事件以追逐與撞車告終。 蒙特婁警察表示,年齡分別為14與15歲的嫌犯在從皇家奧爾良珠寶店(皇家奧爾良珠寶店(Bijouterie Royale d’Orleans))逃離時,在加勒里安茹大道與賈里街(Galleries d’Anjou Boulevard 與 Jarry Street)發生碰撞,造成一名老人送醫但無生命危險,現場附近留有一袋珠寶;當局仍在尋找其他涉案嫌疑人。

  3. 疑似試圖闖入駕駛艙者在北岸航班上遭起訴。 一名乘客在從北岸出發的航班上涉嫌試圖破開駕駛艙,觸發緊急應變,省級與聯邦機構均展開調查;該乘客已被起訴,後續庭期已排定。

  4. 蒙特婁警方調查多拉德-德斯-奧莫(Dollard-des-Ormeaux)遭縱火的車輛。 當地調查人員發現一輛車遭燒毀後啟動縱火調查;警方正在蒐集證據,尚未公布嫌疑人或動機。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 法律團體請求法院勒令魁省議員宣誓效忠國王。 公共利益訴訟研究所(Public Interest Litigation Institute)申請禁制令,質疑魁省廢除效忠宣誓的法律,援引1867年《憲法法案》第128條;律師勞倫斯·大衛(Lawrence David)尋求暫停該省的變更,正值魁人黨(Parti Québécois)準備組閣之際。

  2. 魁人黨在宣誓爭議中將上台執政。 魁人黨在選舉中勝出,黨魁保羅·聖皮埃爾·普拉蒙東(Paul St‑Pierre Plamondon)拒絕對國王宣誓,引發持續的訴訟與政治爭論;在少數政府結果下,新政府正籌備就職與過渡事宜。

  3. 魁人黨黨魁要求黨團在少數勝選後保持隨時備戰。 保羅·聖皮埃爾·普拉蒙東呼籲黨團即便組成少數政府也要準備再次選舉,顯示黨內在過渡與治理計畫之外仍保持警覺。

  4. 加速行動黨文化部長出席魁人黨勝選聚會後遭開除黨籍。 加速行動黨(Coalition Avenir Québec,常簡稱 CAQ)將其文化部長逐出黨內,因其參加魁人黨的勝選集會,此舉凸顯省選後黨內緊張局勢。

  5. 國會委員會聽證:約40%魁北克選民使用聊天機器人,且不少接獲錯誤選舉資訊。 麥吉爾大學(McGill)政治學者安格斯·布里奇曼(Aengus Bridgman)向國會議員表示,約40%魁北克選民向人工智慧聊天機器人詢問選舉資訊;研究指出,在選戰最後三週,約39% 的 ChatGPT 選票建議源自錯誤頻出的一個業餘網站。

  6. 英語社群對魁人黨政府持審慎樂觀態度。 蒙特婁及省內英語團體告訴記者,雖然對語言與少數權利政策方向仍有疑慮,但對魁人黨政府抱持「審慎樂觀」。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 魁北克水電局(Hydro‑Québec)聽證會審議將資料中心電價調至約13¢/kWh 的提案。 監管聽證展開,魁北克水電局向能源委員會(Régie de l’énergie)申請對超過五兆瓦的資料中心實施平均每千瓦時13分的新費率;顧問預測由於人工智慧需求,資料中心的電力需求在2024至2030年間可能倍增。

  2. 顧問向監管機構表示北美資料中心需求到2030年恐增133%。 Dunsky 的分析師在能源委員會聽證中指出,人工智慧驅動可能大幅增加能源需求,資料中心規模從20兆瓦到數千兆瓦不等,為魁北克水電局的費率改革提案提供依據。

  3. 今年五項常見雜貨品項價格大幅上漲。 一份消費者價格摘要指出2026年有五項常見雜貨品項出現顯著漲價,並說明供應與配送因素是本週報導的主要成因。

  4. 奧林匹克體育場屋頂工程推進,擬展開大規模施工。 官員確認計畫抬升體育場屋頂結構,重啟長期延宕的整修工程,以延長場館使用年限並現代化基礎設施。

🏥 健康

  1. 流感疫苗季前新資訊公布;說明疫苗效力與接種優先對象。 衛生官員說明今年流感疫苗的配方、施打時程,以及優先接種族群,包括長者與慢性病患者等,在即將到來的流感季節中列為優先。

  2. 蒙特婁市在冬季前開設九處庇護中心供無家者取暖。 市府宣布九處臨時取暖中心,提供室內庇護以應對氣溫下降,這是冬季準備措施的一部分,並配合其他市政支援方案。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 聖母聖殿(Notre‑Dame Basilica)外牆修復完成重大階段,鷹架將於10月25日拆除。 經近十年鷹架庇護後,聖母聖殿將於10月25日揭幕修復後的外牆;執行董事米歇爾·伊薩(Michel Issa)表示,約完成總工程的20%,整體修復費用預估接近100 million加元,內部工程仍將持續數年。

  2. 藝術家萊恩·拉波因特獲得總督藝術獎。 這項終身成就榮譽肯定拉波因特在蒙特婁藝術界的長期貢獻,獎項本週公布。

  3. 一對蒙特婁夫妻在阿曼達·譚確診肌萎縮側索硬化症後將一同跑馬拉松。 斯賓塞·萊維恩將推著專用競速輪椅陪同妻子阿曼達·譚跑完42.2公里,兩人已共同訓練超過623公里;譚在20歲時被診斷出患有肌萎縮側索硬化症,兩人於2024年結婚。

  4. 走進魁北克的蔓越莓沼澤:採收季與在地生產者。 本週專題報導介紹魁北克蔓越莓採收作業,點名在地沼澤經營者、採收時序及從採收到出貨的加工流程。

  5. 「五十歲背包旅行」專欄鼓勵讀者擁抱中老年旅行。 一位蒙特婁作家述說五十歲後長途背包旅行的經驗,列出具體路線與近期旅程的準備建議。

🏈 體育

  1. 加拿大人隊以點球大戰1‑0勝出,雅各布·福勒射六球全中。 蒙特婁擊敗底特律紅翼隊,在罕見的常規時間無進球比賽中勝出——兩隊自1954年以來首見無得分的對決;雅各布·福勒在點球大戰六罰全中,凱登·古爾回歸穩定了防守。

  2. 加拿大人隊雖掌控射門時機仍以2‑5不敵納什維爾掠食者。 蒙特婁在比賽中丟掉多球,仍在尋找穩定的守門表現;雅庫布·多貝斯近三場守備率為0.857,雅各布·福勒在拉瓦爾出任救援時兩場守備率為0.946,表現亮眼。

  3. 加拿大人隊將後衛斯特魯布爾交易到納什維爾掠食者。 球隊完成交易,將後衛斯特魯布爾送往納什維爾,作為本週例行賽前的陣容調整之一。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 雷擊擊中大都會快線(Réseau express métropolitain),造成通勤尖峰時段停駛。 一次雷擊使蒙特婁大都會快線服務中斷,影響早晨通勤,路線與乘客服務因此調整並由維修人員進行搶修。

  2. 周末蒙特婁馬拉松道路封閉詳情公布。 市府發布馬拉松週末的街道封閉時間與路段,列出受影響的行政區與主要幹道,方便駕駛人規劃替代路線。

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