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蒙特婁要聞 · 警方不當調查、肇逃致死與水利基建

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 蒙特婁北區火警後一名消防員送醫。 本週五蒙特婁北區(Montréal‑Nord)發生火警,消防與緊急救援人員到場後有一名消防員被送往醫院;當局尚未公布該消防員姓名或病況。
  2. 沙托加伊長者中心突遭疏散,員工未事先通知。 沙托加伊(Châteauguay)一處長者中心週四由員工突然關閉並疏散,住民被迫搬遷,事發原因仍在調查中。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 市長支持警察局長,警方不當行為調查擴大。 蒙特婁市長索拉雅·馬丁內斯·費拉達(Soraya Martinez Ferrada)公開表態支持警察局長法迪·達格赫(Fady Dagher),達格赫正準備召開記者會,回應多起不當行為指控。指控包括一名員警在2025年家庭暴力調查中涉嫌隱匿證據,該員警可能面臨起訴。達格赫也將更新關於多名被控對無家者尿尿與在蒙特婁北區涉種族歧視行為的停職處分進度。
  2. 18歲單車騎士遭肇逃撞死,警方調查中。 蒙特婁警方正偵辦一起肇逃致死事故,一名18歲單車騎士死亡;警方呼籲目擊者或有行車紀錄器畫面者協助提供線索。
  3. 羅斯芒—拉佩蒂特帕特里鬥毆後一男子喪命。 羅斯芒—拉佩蒂特帕特里(Rosemont–La Petite‑Patrie)發生爭執後一名男子死亡,警方已展開調查。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 老舊供水基礎設施拖延魁北克省各地的住宅案。 多個自治市與營建業者表示,老舊水系導致住宅建案延宕,許可與接水申請累積,使工程時程延後。
  2. 魁北克水力公司(Hydro‑Québec)為資料中心調漲電價辯護。 魁北克水力公司表示不會撤回對資料中心擬議的電價上調,並稱價格調整對與大型商業用戶簽約是必要步驟。
  3. 蒙特婁市藍領員工批准新六年市府合約。 市府藍領員工已批准一項為期六年的集體協議,新的條款將規範未來六年的薪資與工作條件。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 雷龐蒂尼農民反對魁北克—多倫多高鐵路線。 雷龐蒂尼(Repentigny)農民與民選官員要求取消擬議的魁北克市—多倫多高鐵路線,表示路線規劃將穿越瓜伊姆·阿拉里(Guillaume Alary)逾260公頃農地,恐造成地塊分割。
  2. 在蒙特婁舉行的加拿大—歐盟峰會將以數位貿易宣言收尾。 在蒙特婁舉行的加拿大—歐盟峰會預計將敲定數位貿易協議,並宣布科學研究與學生交流計畫,歐洲領袖將於週五出席相關會議。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 蒙特婁加拿大人(Montreal Canadiens)客場四連戰全勝,以5–2勝達拉斯收官。 蒙特婁加拿大人客場以5–2擊敗達拉斯星隊,完成四戰全勝之旅;比賽報導提到亞歷克斯·紐胡克與科爾·考菲爾德的表現。
  2. 蒙特婁巫術文化走入公開活動:塔羅、咒語與工藝工作坊。 本地從業者在蒙特婁提供塔羅占卜與公開工作坊,反映出城市內對巫術與神秘學興趣增加的趨勢。

📰 另外要聞

  • 魁北克市市長協助為收容所募得10萬加元。
  • 39號警局調查指稱在家庭暴力案件中的不當行為。
  • 部分加拿大小區警察在Navigate360資安洩漏後仍繼續推廣犯罪通報網站。
  • 團體抨擊魁北克擬禁校園宗教符號,批評者及工會齊聲反對。
  • 蒙特婁鷹隊(Montreal Alouettes)以聯盟最佳戰績結束例行賽。

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