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斯特尔科对峙、第二收获获捐与9,000万加元乐透头奖 · 渥太华周三

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 渥太华在斯特尔科(Stelco)裁员多达500人后威胁采取法律行动。 工业部长梅拉妮·乔利(Mélanie Joly)在10月5日向斯特尔科发出最后通牒,公司于10月9日回复否认有不当行为;此次裁员系斯特尔科决定将生产集中到位于哈尔迪曼的伊利湖厂(Lake Erie Works)并停止汉密尔顿厂产出后发生。乔利称这可能违反《加拿大投资法》下的承诺,并将在周三公开发言。
  2. 自由党指控福特政府与在助学贷款项目审查中被盯上的职业学院存在政治联系。 该省暂停了六所私立职业学院参与助学贷款(OSAP)资格并启动行业审计,内部发现促成了行动;自由党领袖约翰·弗雷泽(John Fraser)与质询议员泰勒·瓦特(Tyler Watt)称内阁部长出席了疑似学院的开业仪式,且学院创始人自2024年以来向进步保守党捐款。相关指控已移交安大略省警察(OPP),审计员审查已展开。
  3. 安大略省警察正在审查移送材料,但尚未就涉嫌滥用助学贷款启动正式调查。 OPP确认收到一份与非正常高集中助学贷款申请及与移民服务公司关联有关的省级移送,但在十月表示尚未设定是否启动刑事调查的时间表。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 约克区警察通缉一名涉案纵火和开枪的男子,事发于沃恩一家企业。 监控影像显示一名约40岁的嫌疑人在4月18日于伊斯灵顿与凯勒姆路口附近倒燃料,随后在4月22日用枪击碎前门;无人受伤,调查人员已公布视频以协助识别。
  2. 两名儿童(11岁和9岁)凌晨偷开父母车外出玩耍,最终撞入玉米地。 安大略省警察彭布罗克分局在凌晨3点后于让大道与电视塔路附近找到被弃车辆,约一小时后找到孩子,报告称无重伤,因两人未达到刑事责任年龄,未提出指控。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 联邦政府将宣布超逾3.5亿加元用于技工培训与招募。 渥太华计划推出一项超过350,000,000加元的资金包,旨在提升技工培训与招募,联邦政府将公布细节。
  2. 斯特尔科(Stelco)称美国关税促使其将生产转移至哈尔迪曼。 斯特尔科在10月9日对联邦政府的回复中表示,美国第232条关税迫使其在伊利湖厂集中生产并暂停汉密尔顿产能,渥太华则指该举可能违反《加拿大投资法》下的承诺。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 第二收获(Second Harvest)在多伦多七辆车被破坏后收到6万加元捐款。 首席执行官洛里·尼克尔(Lori Nikkel)表示,Aurora Importing向第二收获捐赠60,000加元。嫌疑人剪断七辆车的催化转换器,导致这些车辆在该慈善机构的感恩节火鸡赠送前无法使用。

🏈 体育

  1. 国家冰球联赛(NHL)将应急替补守门员职业化,给32名球员新机会。 NHL现在要求球队登记应急替补守门员(EBUG);新规则限制候选人职业比赛出场次数少于80场且无NHL标准合约经验,使像布伦丹·伯内洛(Brendan Bonello,27岁)与达斯蒂·尼克尔(Dusty Nickel,35岁)等球员能随队出行并担任编号00的应急守门员。
  2. 多伦多猛龙(Toronto Raptors)在以148-98季前赛大胜尼克斯后强调三分球。 在这场一边倒的胜利中,猛龙出手44次三分命中17球,卡怀·伦纳德(Kawhi Leonard)三分4投8中,斯科蒂·巴恩斯(Scottie Barnes)与教练组表示球队将多打角落与外切的战术配合。

📰 还有这些要闻

  • 道格·福特称若中期选举失利,共和党人可能“将地毯拉走”让特朗普处境艰难,言论在帝国俱乐部发表。
  • 在七辆车被破坏后,第二收获仍有两辆车可用,感恩节配送受影响。
  • 乐透奖金上升至90,000,000加元,创加拿大历史上单期最高(本周五总大奖为117,000,000加元)。
  • 监控显示嫌疑人在沃恩事件中戴黑色帽子、穿工地靴,警方公布了视频。
  • 彭布罗克事件中,安大略省警察并未追赶该车,警员找到了车辆并随后找到孩子。
  • EBUG资格将球员职业出场次数上限定为少于80场且无近期职业出场,新规本赛季生效。
  • 审计长办公室表示只收到通知,尚未收到正式的价值效益审计请求。
  • 选举安大略记录显示、部分被盯上的职业学院创始人自2024年以来向进步保守党捐款。
  • 乔利在10月5日的信中要求斯特尔科在五天内回应,公司在回复中提及了这一联邦最后通牒。
  • 两张一百万加元的Maxmillions在安大略的惠特比与汉密尔顿售出。

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