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水疗安全大整顿、改时或将终结与隐私调查 — 蒙特利尔周三

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 魁北克省长(Paul St‑Pierre Plamondon)拒绝确认将出席加拿大—欧盟峰会,要求发言机会。 省长保罗·圣皮埃尔·普拉蒙东表示,只有在渥太华正式安排他发言的情况下,他才会考虑出席10月29–30日在蒙特利尔举行的加拿大—欧盟峰会,并称目前的邀请“很不尊重”。总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)确认普拉蒙东被邀请与欧盟领导人乌尔苏拉·冯德莱恩(Ursula von der Leyen)和安东尼奥·科斯塔(António Costa)同桌就座。
  2. 魁党政府拟终结一年两次调时,本周末可能为最后一次调表。 省长保罗·圣皮埃尔·普拉蒙东宣布,魁北克很可能在本周末把时钟拨回一小时作为最后一次季节性调时,随后将举行听证会,再决定是永久采用夏令时还是标准时。他援引2024年一次约214,000人参与的咨询结果,称91%支持终止调时。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 诺迪克水疗村(Nordik Spa Village)在集体诉讼下推行同意培训与音频选项。 位于切尔西的诺迪克水疗村为按摩师引入强制性同意与性暴力预防培训,采用电子健康表格记录对敏感部位的同意,会话中进行口头确认,并提供可在投诉时提取的可选音频记录系统;魁北克一名法官近日批准了源自2024年12月提交的集体诉讼,目前成员接近150人。
  2. 隐私专员对纳维盖特360(纳维盖特360,Navigate360)的调查因Crime Stoppers数据泄露展开。 隐私专员菲利普·杜弗雷恩(Philippe Dufresne)办公室对这家美方服务商展开调查,因其披露一起数据泄露事件,泄露时间为2025年11月21日至2026年3月5日,暴露的信息包括姓名、地址、出生日期和社会保险号码。纳维盖特360称未发现被泄露数据已被用于诈骗的证据。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 蒙特利尔“浣熊哥”因加密代币交易费获逾加元110,000。 卢卡·伯曼表示,他从一个名为“Pepper”的代币(在Pump.fun平台上)获得创作者奖励超过加元110,000,已将约加元20,000用于个人开支和偿债,计划用剩余款项建设动物保护区。Pump.fun出现在魁北克金融监管机构的高风险平台警示名单上。

🏈 体育

  1. 雅各布·福勒(Jacob Fowler)扑出46记救球,零封对手,加拿大人2–0取三连胜。 门将雅各布·福勒面对圣路易斯蓝调(St. Louis Blues)全场扑出46记射门,球队以2–0取胜。这是他连续第三场首发,并延续了此前在温尼伯表现出色(扑出34中34或34中35)及上周一获评周三明星的状态。

📰 还看点

  • 初步报告认为蒙特利尔自行车道不足以危险到要求拆除。
  • 魁北克省长要求马克·卡尼在蒙特利尔的加欧峰会上允许他发言。
  • 一名逃往中美洲的蒙特利尔祖父诈骗犯在美国法庭认罪。
  • 报告:75%加拿大人支持女子体育,但比赛难以找到转播或场地。
  • 麦吉尔法学院争议凸显处理有犯罪记录学生的制度缺口。
  • 蒙特利尔临时避难所增多,入冬在即引发安全忧虑。
  • 勒维斯一所高中十名学生因发布AI篡改教职员工照片被停学。
  • 魁北克党承诺从明年起废除季节性调时。
  • 奥林匹克体育场获颁加元254,000紧急防水合同。
  • YUL(蒙特利尔皮埃尔·埃利奥特·特鲁多国际机场)抵达乘客下车区夜间将关闭至12月19日。
  • 克洛伊·贝朗热(Chloé Bélanger)死亡后,魁北克验尸官办公室发布变更。

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