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渥太華要聞 · 斯特爾科限期15天、烏爾馬克傷退與加拿大郵政周末投遞

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 大型廢料場大火在金士頓上空冒出濃煙。 市府表示火勢約在星期四上午8:40於約翰·康特大道(John Counter Boulevard)附近起火;學校被下令就地避難,並建議封閉Sir John A. Macdonald大道至Lappan’s Lane間交通。
  2. 東部渥太華鄉郊單車輛撞擊造成1死。 警方確認事故造成一人死亡;調查與現場處理仍在進行中。

🏈 Sports

  1. 參議員(Senators)將門將林納斯·烏爾馬克(Linus Ullmark)列入傷兵名單,原因為下半身拉傷。 球團表示烏爾馬克至少缺陣一週;已從美國冰球乙級聯賽(AHL)貝爾維爾(Belleville)召回強納斯·約翰森(Jonas Johansson,戰績3-1-1,場均失球2.92)。
  2. 參議員與美洲豹(Panthers)衝突後遭處罰:尼克·考辛斯與馬修·特卡楚克被罰款。 尼克·考辛斯(Nick Cousins)被罰美金4,091.49,馬修·特卡楚克(Matthew Tkachuk)被罰美金5,000,兩人都在參議員以5比1取勝、第三節發生衝突且造成烏爾馬克受傷的比賽後被處分。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 在伍德賓海灘致命船難認罪的操作員避免入獄。 高等法院法官布里斯·戴維斯(Brees Davies)在宣判非監禁刑時援引這名52歲被告的認罪、近期完成170小時義工服務、初犯身分及家屬依賴等因素。
  2. 在美涉恐被判刑的加拿大人因獄中刺傷再增50年刑期。 阿卜杜勒拉赫曼·艾爾·巴赫納薩維(Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy)因在2020年12月刺傷兩名美國監獄職員,被追加判處連續50年,另已有40年恐怖主義判決在案。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 渥太華要求斯特爾科(Stelco)15天內撤回最多500名哈密爾頓裁員,否則將採取法律行動。 產業部長梅蘭妮·喬利(Melanie Joly)在信中指出,克里夫蘭-克里夫斯(Cleveland-Cliffs)已違反2024年就業協議,該協議要求在加拿大的平均聯盟化就業人數至少為1,766人。
  2. 市府表示近半郵寄選票逾期未能及時處理。 市府官員報告指出,幾乎50%的郵寄選票在處理截止後才抵達。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 加拿大郵政(Canada Post)宣布今年秋季在多倫多、蒙特婁與渥太華啟動周末包裹投遞。 郵政局表示上述三市將在即將到來的秋季開始週末包裹遞送服務。

📰 Also Today

  • 最高法院將聽取有關政府在車隊抗議期間違反權利法案判決的上訴。
  • 市長政見整理:候選人對交通政策的立場。
  • 警方稱一名男子以勒索方式協助姊妹從貝爾公司(Bell)竊取700萬資金。
  • 安大略省受美國關稅影響,下週將提交秋季財務更新。
  • 賈柯比·沃特(Ja’Kobe Walter)與卡懷·倫納德(Kawhi Leonard)談猛龍隊(Raptors)賽季開幕防守亮點。
  • 分析:美國政治拉大性別對立;加拿大趨勢則被形容為複雜。
  • 河濱南—芬德雷溪(Riverside South–Findlay Creek):市議員候選人名單。
  • 布雷迪·特卡楚克(Brady Tkachuk)首次回到參議員主場遭噓聲與起鬨。
  • CBC渥太華已排定2026年市長辯論,列入2026年市政選舉行程。
  • 巴爾黑文(Barrhaven)一名行人遭撞身亡,警方確認死亡。
  • 指南:渥太華市長候選人對開發商捐款與勒布雷頓(LeBreton)冰場的立場。
  • 學生擔憂:私人學院停發學生貸款(OSAP)延長至2027年。

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