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蒙特利尔要闻 · 本周回顾:桥梁维修、警员停职与魁北克党就职

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 梅西耶桥(Mercier Bridge)钢梁裂缝引发新一轮安全争议。 工程师本周早些时候发现梅西耶桥上一根钢梁出现裂缝,促使市府官员和部分交通专家再次呼吁全面更换而非反复维修;报告提到的结构问题与过去几个月引发定向检查和交通限制的同一隐患相符。
  2. 奥诺雷‑梅西耶桥(Honoré‑Mercier Bridge)周末维修将影响蒙特利尔(Montréal)交通。 交通主管部门计划在即将到来的周末对奥诺雷‑梅西耶桥实施维修,建议缩减车道并调整驶向蒙特利尔的通行路线;施工队将集中处理官员称需立即处置以保障渡轮与通勤车辆通行的结构部位。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 一名与远程视频通话(Zoom(远程视频通话平台))袭击有关的男子在蒙特利尔市中心被捕。 警方在维尔‑马里(Ville‑Marie)逮捕了33岁的优瑟夫·穆萨维(Youcef Moussaoui),并表示他将在9月22日45岁莱拉·本·萨利姆(Leila Ben Salem)死亡一案面临一级谋杀指控。调查人员称,受害者在勒内‑莱维斯克大道的一处公寓内参加工作用Zoom通话时被发现无反应。
  2. 两名蒙特利尔警员因不当行为调查被停职。 蒙特利尔警方暂停了市中心一个警局的两名警员职务,并启动职业标准调查;《新闻报》(La Presse)报道称,一名警员涉嫌对一名无家可归者小便,另一名则涉嫌在逮捕中做出嘲笑被拘留者的合影,警方在调查进行时未公布细节。
  3. 涉试图闯入机舱的魁北克男子被法庭命令接受康复。 地方法院对一名蒙特利尔地区男子作出康复处置,理由是其涉嫌试图闯入飞机驾驶舱。法官在裁决中选择让他接受康复而非立即入狱。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 魁北克党(Parti Québécois)议员在国民议会宣誓就职,党准备组建少数政府。 周三,共有59名魁北克党议员在国民议会宣誓就职,保罗·圣皮埃尔·普拉芒东(Paul St‑Pierre Plamondon)准备组建少数政府;他强调议会不会向君主宣誓效忠,并表示党将“为魁北克工作,只为魁北克工作”。
  2. 魁北克未来联盟(CAQ)(Coalition Avenir Québec)任命马修·莱韦克为临时领导人。 魁北克未来联盟本周宣布马修·莱韦克(Mathieu Lévesque)为临时领导人,此为党在近期选举失利后并在完整党内领导竞争前实施的过渡性人事调整。
  3. 移民议题在魁北克政治及其他地区选票中回响。 全国性报道将上升的移民紧张局势与魁北克近期政治联系起来,指出魁北克党党纲包含更严格的移民管控,且艾伯塔(Alberta)的公投问题将探讨省级对经济移民与服务准入的控制权。
  4. 魁北克医疗科技项目本周送上国际空间站试验。 一项由魁北克研究人员与航天机构合作的医疗监测技术项目本周被送往国际空间站,在微重力环境中测试相关系统。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 竞争局与魁北克房地产经纪人协会及Centris就数据访问达成和解。 竞争局与魁北克专业房地产经纪人协会及Centris达成同意令,要求向会员提供包括成交价、挂牌历史和房产特征在内的不动产数据流,调查认定该协会曾以限制访问的方式违反《竞争法》。
  2. 位于蒙特利尔西南区的加拿大麦芽厂将被部分拆除。 城市与工程评估认为位于西南区的加拿大麦芽厂存在倒塌风险,计划进行受控拆除与回收作业,以降低邻近居民区的危险。
  3. 蒙特利尔宣布投入1,580万加元现代化冬季道路维护。 市政府公布一项1,580万加元投资计划,用于升级设备和调整清雪路线,旨在改善各区的清雪效率。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 蒙特利尔多地集会声援法国高中生抗议并抗议警方暴力。 数千人在菲利普广场及其他地点聚集,表达对法国中学抗议者的声援并抗议涉嫌的警方暴力;示威者提到法国学校条件恶化,并将运动与对社会政策的更广泛批评联系起来。
  2. 魁北克作家在人工智能指控下放弃追索小说创作来源的努力。 出版社博雷亚尔(Éditions du Boréal)证实,作家泰利森·奥雷利安(Thélyson Orélien)结束了搜集证据以证伪其小说《C’était ça ou mourir》中使用人工智能的努力,出版社在电邮声明中称争议仍未解,书籍仍在销售中。
  3. 关于魁北克学校文化活力的讨论继续。 教育评论人士本周检视魁北克课堂中文化建设的具体需求,教职工与艺术机构反复提到经费、人员与课程调整是共同诉求。
  4. 作为芭比系列的一款新品含席琳·迪翁(Céline Dion)人偶,引发粉丝争论。 最新一期芭比发布包含席琳·迪翁的形象复制品,收藏者与粉丝公开讨论人偶面部特征与服装与歌手公开形象的相符程度。

🏈 体育

  1. 科尔·考菲尔德绝杀帮助蒙特利尔加拿大人(Canadiens)在贝尔中心(Bell Centre)以4‑3加时胜布法罗军刀(Sabres)。 在贝尔中心,科尔·考菲尔德打入一记反击进球,以4‑3的加时胜利终结比赛;尤拉伊·斯拉夫科夫斯基(Juraj Slafkovsky)和扎卡里·博尔杜克(Zachary Bolduc)也有进球,奥利弗·卡帕嫩(Oliver Kapanen)本赛季首次出场。
  2. 蒙特利尔在华盛顿以4‑5告负,雅库布·多贝什(Jakub Dobeš)持续陷入困境。 在华盛顿的比赛中,加拿大人以4‑5不敌首都人队(Capitals);雅库布·多贝什门线表现糟糕,而亚历克斯·纽霍克(Alex Newhook)、乔什·安德森(Josh Anderson)与克里斯·克莱德(Chris Kreider)意外组成了高产的第三进攻线。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 蒙特利尔一城区在青少年伤亡激增后收紧电动滑板车规定。 一城区本周批准更严格的电动滑板车规定,因官员报告与滑板车相关的青少年伤害急升;新规包括限速和学校周边禁停区。
  2. (见经济条目)1,580万加元的冬季运维现代化投资将调整除雪路线。 这项1,580万加元的市政计划包括调整除雪路线和设备升级,官员表示变更旨在暴风雪期间更快清理主干道与优先公交线路。

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