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渥太華要聞 · 週四|史泰科下令召回、暴龍防守領先與阿戈納特新秀

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 工業部長要求史泰科(Stelco)「立即」召回約500名被裁員工。 在10月29日的信函中,工業部長梅蘭妮·喬利(Mélanie Joly)告知史泰科總裁保羅·西蒙(Paul Simon),她預期公司提出「具體且可信的重新聘用計畫」,此輪裁員影響漢密爾頓廠約500名員工;喬利警告,若裁員不撤銷,聯邦政府可能在15天內展開法律行動。公司表示,僅約40個伊利湖(Lake Erie)崗位已提供給受影響員工。

  2. 安大略財政廳長彼得·貝特倫法維(Peter Bethlenfalvy)週四提出秋季經濟說明。 貝特倫法維表示,2025-26年度以130億赤字收場,今年赤字估計更高,與春季預測的138億相近;他並宣布安大略配合聯邦企業資本投資稅收減免,並指出對受關稅衝擊產業有超過80億的共同資金,其中包括16.7億用於省級鋼鐵行動基金。

  3. 在紐馬克特審判前,對弗蘭克·斯特羅納奇(Frank Stronach)的一項性侵指控被撤。 律師莉奧拉·謝麥什(Leora Shemesh)確認,檢方撤回與2024年約克區疑似事件有關的指控;94歲的斯特羅納奇仍面臨其他與五名申訴人相關的指控,且在另一件近50年前的多倫多審判被判猥褻攻擊有罪後正等候量刑,該案法院已表示他不會面臨監禁。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 賈馬爾·希德(Jamal Shead)被讚為改變比賽走向,替補點燃暴龍火力,幫助129比99勝出。 希德替補出賽攻下13分、送出7次助攻並有2次抄截,於多倫多暴龍(Toronto Raptors)大勝奧蘭多時成為轉捩點;主帥達爾科·拉亞科維奇(Darko Rajakovic)與斯科蒂·巴恩斯(Scottie Barnes)都特別表揚他在週三比賽中改變節奏的貢獻。

🏈 Sports

  1. 暴龍防守在新球季初居聯盟之首,場均僅讓102.5分。 出賽四場後,多倫多在對手得分項目上以102.5分排名第一,且以每場14.3次抄截領先聯盟,主帥達爾科·拉亞科維奇將此歸功於球員在防守站位上的紀律,進而產生更多失誤機會。

  2. 泰勒·卡曼(Tyler Kahmann)在他的加拿大足球聯盟(CFL)新秀賽季抓下77次接球、1,092碼與8個達陣。 這位26歲外接手本季與多倫多阿戈納特(Toronto Argonauts)合計超過1,000碼,成為隊中第三位達標的接球手之一,他表示適應多倫多的大眾運輸與節奏是個顯著的個人變化。

📰 Also Today

  • 舊渥太華東區火警造成4人與數隻寵物失去棲所。
  • 部長暗示市民醫院替換案新成本飆高。
  • 加蒂諾(Gatineau)大眾運輸因經費不足取消校車服務。
  • 安大略教育部長允許受監督委員會的受託人宣誓就職。
  • 初步估算顯示,美國關稅對聯邦預算造成169億的衝擊。
  • 安大略省警(OPP)判定史密斯福爾斯附近2024年一人死亡為他殺。
  • 渥太華流行歌手TALK談歐洲歌唱大賽競逐與新作。
  • 貝爾維爾警方阻止猶太教堂攻擊的員警已出院。
  • 渥太華防務產業去年成長,今年展望。
  • 市府首長在致命事故頻發的一年召開道路安全記者會。
  • 半數東安大略市鎮已選出新市議會首長。
  • 安大略將公布財政更新,關稅衝突侵蝕預算。
  • 更多加拿大省份停用時制調整;健康影響成為檢視重點。
  • 史蒂茲維爾(Stittsville)創作歌手TALK入圍歐洲歌唱大賽決賽。
  • 魁人黨承諾廢除時制調整;對渥太華─加蒂諾影響成疑。
  • 總理卡尼(PM Carney)警告克利夫蘭-克里夫斯(Cleveland-Cliffs)勿違背對史泰科的承諾。

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