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Daily Montreal يونيو 19 - يونيو 19, 2026

ارتفاع حالات السعار بين الراكون، دعم رعاية الأطفال، ومخاوف من العنصرية النظامية — الجمعة في مونتريال

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💼 الاقتصاد والأعمال

  1. الخلاف حول آلاف الشقق الشاغرة في مونتريال. المُلّاك والمدافعين يتجادلون حول أسباب وجود العديد من المنازل الشاغرة في مونتريال، مما يؤثر على توافر السكن واستراتيجيات تخطيط المدينة.

🏥 الصحة

  1. مسؤولو الصحة يحذرون من السعار مع تصاعد الحالات في جنوب كيبيك. مع الارتفاع الملحوظ في الحالات، تدعو السلطات إلى اليقظة ضد تهديدات السعار من الراكون على الصحة العامة.
  2. قلق مسؤولي الصحة في كيبيك من 76 حالة سعار هذا العام وحده. مقارنةً بـ93 حالة في عام 2025، يبرز الارتفاع في حالات السعار بين الراكون أزمة صحية عامة محتملة.

🚨 الجريمة والسلامة العامة

  1. مشتبه به يسرق سيارة شرطة ويقودها لمطاردة طولها 60 كيلومترًا في مونتريال. وقع الحادث بعد بلاغ عن سرقة، ما أدى إلى مطاردة درامية عبر المدينة.

🏛️ الحكومة والسياسة

  1. الحكومة الفيدرالية تخصص المزيد من 5.4 مليار دولار لبرنامج رعاية الأطفال بـ10 دولارات يوميًا. تهدف هذه الإضافة إلى معالجة الضغوط التمويلية وتلبية الأهداف الطموحة للمساحات الميسورة لرعاية الأطفال.
  2. الموظفون العامون السود في مونتريال يطالبون بإجراءات ضد العنصرية النظامية. دعوات متجددة للإصلاح بعد مزاعم جدية ضد وحدة دوريات الشرطة.

📰 كما اليوم

  • إسماعيل كونيه من مونتريال يجري جراحة بعد إصابة في الساق.
  • وحدة مكافحة الفساد تداهم شركة طيران ليزون.
  • تكلفة ترامواي جاتينو مقدرة الآن بـ8 مليارات دولار.
  • كيبك سيتي تشهد قفزة كبيرة في حوادث الطرق المميتة.
  • دعوات لإجراء تحقيق عام في العنصرية داخل شرطة كيبيك.
  • الكنغر الهارب يتم إيواؤه بأمان في حديقة حيوان غرانبي.
  • كيبيك تلغي تمديد الطريق السريع بطول 400 كيلومتر على الشاطئ الشمالي السفلي.
  • مجتمع سانت هياسنت ينعى وفاة راكب دراجة دُهس بشاحنة.
  • بعض أفراد شرطة مونتريال السود قلقون بشأن سلامة العمل.
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