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蒙特利尔要闻 · 周五:警察不当行为调查、撞逃致死与供水基础设施

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 蒙特利尔北区火灾后消防员送医。 蒙特利尔北区(Montréal‑Nord)发生火灾后,一名消防员被送往医院;应急人员周五到场。官方尚未公布消防员姓名或伤情。
  2. 沙托盖老年中心未提前通知即紧急撤离。 沙托盖(Châteauguay)一处老年中心工作人员于周四突然关闭并撤离,迫使住民转移,相关原因正在调查中。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 市长支持警察局长,涉不当行为调查扩大。 蒙特利尔市长索拉娅·马丁内斯·费拉达(Soraya Martinez Ferrada)公开支持警察局长法迪·达格尔(Fady Dagher),后者准备就多起不当行为指控举行新闻发布会。指控包括一名警员可能因在一宗2025年家庭暴力调查中涉嫌隐匿证据而面临起诉。达格尔还将通报对涉嫌对无家可归者小便以及在蒙特利尔北区的种族歧视不当行为而被停职的警员的最新处理情况。
  2. 一名18岁骑行者在撞逃事故中死亡,警方调查。 蒙特利尔警方正在调查一宗撞逃致死案件,死者为一名18岁骑行者。警方已呼吁目击者和行车记录仪影像提供线索。
  3. 罗斯芒—拉佩蒂特帕特里斗殴后一男子死亡。 罗斯芒—拉佩蒂特帕特里(Rosemont–La Petite‑Patrie)发生肢体冲突,一名男子随后死亡。警方已对此案立案调查。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 老化供水基础设施拖延魁北克多地住房项目。 多个市政当局与建筑商表示,老化的供水系统正在延缓魁北克各地的住房施工。官员称许可与接水管道的积压导致项目工期被推迟。
  2. 魁北克水电公司为数据中心提高电价辩护。 魁北克水电公司(Hydro‑Québec)表示不会撤回对数据中心拟议的提价,称在与大型商业用户谈判合同时这些定价调整是必要的。
  3. 蒙特利尔蓝领工人批准新的六年市府合约。 市政蓝领员工通过了与蒙特利尔市的新六年集体协议,同意新的工资与工作条件条款,将在未来六年生效。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 雷彭蒂尼农民反对魁北克—多伦多高铁线路。 雷彭蒂尼(Repentigny)的农民与民选官员呼吁取消拟议的魁北克市—多伦多高铁路线,称规划将穿越纪尧姆·阿拉里(Guillaume Alary)超过260公顷的农田,可能切割土地并分割地块。
  2. 加‑欧峰会在蒙特利尔以数字贸易声明收官。 在蒙特利尔举行的加拿大—欧盟峰会预计将敲定一项数字贸易协议,并宣布科研与学生交流项目,欧洲领导人将于周五出席相关会议。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 蒙特利尔加拿大人完成完美客场四连胜,客场5–2胜达拉斯。 蒙特利尔加拿大人(Montreal Canadiens)以5–2战胜达拉斯星队(Dallas Stars),完成四场客场比赛四胜的纪录。比赛报道中提到亚历克斯·纽胡克和科尔·考菲尔德的表现。
  2. 蒙特利尔的女巫文化公开探索塔罗与咒术。 当地从业者在蒙特利尔提供塔罗占卜与公开工作坊,反映出城市内对巫术与神秘学实践的兴趣上升。

📰 还有今天

  • 魁北克市长为收容所筹得10万加元。
  • 39号消防站调查审查家庭暴力案中涉嫌不当行为。
  • 部分加拿大警方在Navigate360数据泄露后仍继续推广犯罪线索热线。
  • 团体抨击魁北克拟议校园宗教符号禁令,批评者与工会均表态反对。
  • 蒙特利尔阿鲁埃特队常规赛收官取得联盟最佳战绩。

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