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渥太华要闻 · 斯特尔科15天最后通牒、乌尔马克受伤与加拿大邮政周末派送

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 巨型废料场大火在金斯敦上空冒出浓烟。 市府表示,周四约上午8:40在约翰·考特大道(John Counter Boulevard)发生火灾;学校被要求就地避难,警方建议封闭Sir John A. Macdonald大道(Sir John A. Macdonald Blvd)与Lappan’s Lane之间路段。
  2. 东部渥太华一辆车单方碰撞致一人死亡。 警方确认事故造成一人死亡;调查与现场处置仍在进行中。

🏈 体育

  1. 渥太华参议员(Ottawa Senators)将门将林纳斯·乌尔马克列入伤病名单,原因是下肢拉伤。 俱乐部称乌尔马克至少会缺阵一周;乔纳斯·约翰松已从美联(AHL)贝尔维尔(Belleville)被召回(战绩3-1-1,场均失球2.92)。
  2. 参议员与黑豹队冲突后,联盟开出罚单:尼克·库辛斯与马修·特卡丘克被罚款。 在参议员5比1获胜、第三节发生冲突并导致乌尔马克受伤的比赛后,尼克·库辛斯被罚款美元4,091.49,马修·特卡丘克被罚款美元5,000。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 在伍德拜恩海滩致命船难案认罪的操作员避免监禁。 高等法院法官布里斯·戴维斯在判处非拘禁刑时提到这名52岁被告认罪、近期完成170小时志愿服务、首次违法记录以及家庭依赖因素。
  2. 一名在美涉恐被定罪的加拿大人因监狱内刺伤案再获加刑50年。 阿卜杜勒拉赫曼·埃尔·巴赫纳苏维因在2020年12月刺伤两名美国狱方人员,被判追加连续50年刑期;他此前已有40年恐怖主义判决在身。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 渥太华给斯特尔科(Stelco)15天期限,要求撤回最多500名哈密尔顿裁员,否则将采取法律行动。 工业部长梅拉妮·乔利在信中称,克利夫兰悬崖(Cleveland-Cliffs)违反了2024年劳动协议,协议要求在加拿大的平均工会雇佣人数至少为1,766人。
  2. 市府称近一半邮寄选票逾期未达截止处理时间。 市政官员报告称,近50%的邮寄选票在处理截止后才送达。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 加拿大邮政(Canada Post)将于今秋在多伦多、蒙特利尔和渥太华开始周末包裹投递。 邮政局宣布,周末包裹投递将在即将到来的秋季于这三市启动。

📰 今日其他要闻

  • 最高法院将审理关于联邦在车队抗议中违反宪章裁决的上诉。
  • 市长竞选政策速览:候选人在交通方面的立场。
  • 警方称男子勒索妹妹,从贝尔公司盗窃手机涉款700万。
  • 鉴于美国关税影响,安大略将于下周提交秋季财政更新。
  • 贾科布·沃特尔与卡怀·伦纳德谈猛龙队赛季开局防守。
  • 分析:美国政治拉大性别分歧;加拿大趋势被描述为复杂。
  • Riverside South–Findlay Creek:当地市议员候选人名单。
  • 布雷迪·特卡克首度回到参议员主场遭到嘘声与起哄。
  • CBC渥太华的2026年市长辩论已列入2026年市政竞选日程。
  • 巴尔黑文一名行人被撞身亡,警方确认死亡。
  • 指南:渥太华市长候选人在开发商捐款与勒布雷顿体育馆问题上的立场。
  • 学生担忧:私立学院的学费援助暂停延长至2027年。

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