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蒙特利尔周报要闻:救护车故障、魁党新省长与铃木的连场纪录终结

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 蒙特利尔附近一辆救护车在车祸现场抛锚,急救人员工会称资源紧张。 工会报告称,10月22日一辆救护车在赶赴多车相撞现场时发生故障,伤者被转到其他救护车,凸显蒙特利尔各服务分区救护车可用性问题。工会呼吁立即更换设备并增派一线队伍以缩短应答空档。

  2. 一名行人在西岛过街时被撞身亡。 蒙特利尔警方报告称,致命碰撞发生于10月21日西岛;遇难者当场死亡,调查人员封路数小时取证。次日早晨尚未宣布任何指控。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 圣母恩典区(Notre‑Dame‑de‑Grace)以社区历史学会的系列活动庆祝成立150年。 圣母恩典区于10月20日启动为期一年的庆祝活动,由NDG历史学会组织档案展、徒步导览和校际合作,展示当地150年的发展、建筑与法英双语社区遗产。

  2. 一名阿蒂卡米克族(Atikamekw)婴儿遗骸72年后将在马纳旺(Manawan)重新安葬。 省政府与阿蒂卡米克族代表确认,归葬与仪式定于十月下旬在马纳旺举行,此前这些遗骸自20世纪50年代以来被保存在省级收藏中。

  3. 里奥佩尔空间(Espace Riopelle)在魁北克城开幕,展出省内最著名画家作品。 新画廊本周在市中心开门,推出让·保罗·里奥佩尔(Jean Paul Riopelle)作品精选,将举办为期数月的展览,吸引省内及蒙特利尔观众,门票导览于10月24日开始。

  4. 马塔佩迪亚(Matapédia)火车站继续作为加斯佩地区的艺术与社区中心。 当地组织者表示,翻修后的马塔佩迪亚站画廊与社区空间周末持续有稳定人流,志愿者主导的项目与地区艺术家展览吸引周边城镇居民自重新开放以来前来参与。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 数百人在蒙特利尔集会抗议警方被指虐待行为。 组织者称,约500人在10月23日示威,因一段视频传播显示警员被指羞辱无家可归者与有色人种市民;示威者要求纪律审查,市府表示将与社区领袖会面讨论影像内容。

  2. 魁北克省警正在调查位于里维耶-迪-卢夫(Rivière‑du‑Loup)停车场的双重凶杀案。 警方称,10月22日22时45分接报枪击,现场发现两名女性在一辆车内中弹;一人在现场死亡,另一人在医院死亡,至周五尚无逮捕通报。

  3. 德尔邦(Terrebonne)警方搜寻一名18岁聋哑少年。 德尔邦警方于10月20日发布警示,请公众协助寻找该少年,称其最后在帕克-诺尔(Parc‑Nord)一带出现,呼吁任何目击者立即联系当地警署。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 保罗·圣皮埃尔‑普拉蒙东(Paul St‑Pierre Plamondon)宣誓就任魁北克省长并任命22人内阁。 魁北克党(Parti Québécois)领袖于10月21日宣誓就职,公布较小规模的22部长内阁,其中9名女性、14名男性,表示缩减内阁规模体现竞选承诺以精简官僚机构并为未来公投做准备。

  2. 司法重新点票将瓦雄(Vachon)选区判给魁北克党。 法院命令的复计于10月19日结束,瓦雄席位转归魁北克党,调整了国民议会中该党的席位数,为新政府议程铺路。

  3. 魁北克党承认尚普兰(Champlain)选区败给保守党,重新点票结束。 魁北克党于10月20日正式承认尚普兰选区结果,复计确认保守党获胜,完成该联邦选区在魁北克的计票定案。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 加拿大邮政本秋在蒙特利尔开始周末包裹投递试点。 该国有企业确认,本季将在蒙特利尔及另外两个城市开启周末包裹投递试点,目的是减少工作日积压并缩短网购订单的平均送达时间。

  2. 魁北克扩大瓶装押金退款制度,消费者每杯饮料可能支付更多。 省政府于10月22日宣布分阶段扩大押金退款制度,并预计在推广期间零售商会将增加的押金费用转嫁给消费者,导致明显标价上升。

  3. 一团体就多伦多和蒙特利尔举办的以色列房地产活动向竞争局提起投诉。 一消费者团体于10月21日正式投诉,指控蒙特利尔与多伦多的投资者活动存在不规范推广手法;竞争局确认已收到投诉并在审查相关指控。

🏥 健康

  1. 浣熊狂犬病在魁北克传播;政府报告第三只感染猫。 公共卫生官员于10月20日确认省内第三只家猫检测出浣熊变异狂犬病,市政动物服务发布了针对蒙特利尔宠物主的更新疫苗接种建议。

  2. 工会称魁北克城精神科急诊缺乏安保威胁到职员安全。 工会代表在10月19日表示发生多起袭击事件,呼吁医院管理层在精神科急诊增派安保人员并安装更多警报系统,以应对近期多起事件。

🏈 体育

  1. 蒙特利尔加拿大人队在芝加哥以4‑1获胜;队长尼克·铃木(Nick Suzuki)连续出场纪录停在546场。 加拿大人队于10月20日在芝加哥取胜,杰克·埃文斯(Jake Evans)和凯登·古勒(Kaiden Guhle)入球;球队宣布铃木将因挡射受伤手指缺阵2至4周,终止其铁人纪录。

  2. 蒙特利尔足球俱乐部在赛后暴力和破坏后加强体育场安保。 俱乐部官员于10月22日表示,将在近期比赛后发生的球迷暴力与财产破坏事件后增强安保措施,包括增加安保人员和修订驱逐政策。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 魁北克一小镇被冲毁的分路82天后仍未修复。 受影响小镇的地方官员在10月19日表示,自82天前路基冲毁后省管路段尚未开始任何修复工作,居民被迫绕行,日常通勤受扰。

  2. 蒙特利尔加拿达人麦芽厂(Canada Malting)部分坍塌后拆除工作被叫停。 市监察员在10月21日下令停止拆除作业,当时废弃麦芽厂在拆解过程中部分倒塌;承包商被要求封锁现场并提交修订后的安全计划后方可恢复施工。

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