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渥太华要闻 · 周三:萨塞克斯24号筹得加元570万、议会女性占多数、渥太华大学涉种族歧视指控

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 萨塞克斯大道24号修缮募款至今已筹得加元570万元。 里多宫基金会(Rideau Hall Foundation)表示,已有超过4,000笔捐款,朝修复这座荒废的官邸、目标加元5,000万元的募款目标前进;该物业自2015年起就空置,目前每年维护费用约为加元15万元。
  2. 市长马克·萨特克利夫(Mark Sutcliffe)第二任期面临五大关键挑战。 报道列出治理、住房、基础设施、交通与气候适应为他在新任期内必须应对的首要问题。
  3. 前议员杰夫·莱珀(Jeff Leiper)回顾落选市长竞选并谈后续计划。 莱珀公开谈及竞选结果与未来打算,讨论在渥太华最近市长选举后的角色定位。
  4. 数名新当选的校董赢得席位却仍被搁置。 报道称,部分在渥太华十月市政选举中当选的校董仍未入席或正面临程序性障碍。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 渥太华市议会首次出现女性占多数。 市议会的新组成标志着本次市政选举后性别结构的历史性转变,女性当选议员人数多于男性。
  2. 渥太华大学(University of Ottawa)的原住民学者指控遭遇种族歧视与不公对待。 报道详述原住民学生与学者对校园内歧视和不当待遇的投诉。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 旺市(Vaughan)房产经纪人马希亚尔·索杜齐(Mahyar Soldouzi)认罪,罪名为合谋实施敲诈。 在市中心法庭,这名43岁被告承认曾提出付钱给瑞安·克里比(Ryan Cribbie),以用暴力追回一笔所谓债务;法庭听闻所策划的暴力行为并未发生,索杜齐无前科。
  2. 哈顿地区警察中士大卫·约瑟夫(David Joseph)因2025年密西沙加追缉致一名26岁男子受伤被起诉。 安大略特别调查组对这起发生在2025年3月12日、以温斯顿丘吉尔大道与湖滨东路附近收场的追缉,提出一项导致身体伤害的危险驾驶指控;约瑟夫将于十一月在米尔顿出庭。

📰 其他要闻

  • 猛龙以129比99击败魔术;斯科蒂·巴恩斯(Scottie Barnes)得到28分。
  • 作家在个人随笔中描述夺回被盗身份的经历。
  • 萨塞克斯大道24号翻修募款接近加元600万元,募款委员会已公布。
  • 在台恩迪纳加莫霍克领地发生车祸,1人死亡、1人重伤。
  • 安大略环境部长称省应更多焚烧垃圾并兴建填埋场。
  • 灰县一张加元4,000万元的Lotto Max彩票在到期前数小时被验证。
  • 克利夫兰-克利夫斯(Cleveland-Cliffs)首席执行官希望在圣诞节前召回175名被裁斯铁科(Stelco)工人。
  • 枫叶队边锋基里尔·马尔琴科(Kirill Marchenko)因下体伤势以周到周预计休。
  • 报告称加拿大因野火烟雾造成的死亡人数增长约275%。
  • 专栏:安大略女性在市政选举中的历史性胜利只是“战斗的一半”。
  • 杀害布克蒂·贝尔赫(Brkti Berhe)一案的被告作证称“我不知道我在做什么”。
  • 魁人党(Parti Québécois)承诺从明年起废除时钟变更。
  • 安大略省配合联邦资本投资税减免,提供约加元80亿元的减免。
  • 隐私专员调查Navigate360涉及Crime Stoppers数据泄露案。
  • 斯铁科(Stelco)拥有者称在加拿大已成“不受欢迎人物”,可能明年出售工厂。
  • 康沃尔与金斯顿的新市长分别形容为压倒性胜利与险胜。
  • 魁北克验尸官办公室在克洛伊·贝朗热(Chloé Bélanger)死亡事件后概述改革。
  • 安大略宣布约加元80亿元的减税措施,旨在刺激企业投资。
  • 安大略暂停对部分失业者技能培训的资助,职业学院表示受影响。
  • 安大略环境部长称省应更多焚烧垃圾并兴建填埋场。

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