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交通激增與疑似縱火、多倫多市長選舉縮小差距—6月6日速讀

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🚑 最新事故

  1. 多倫多警方調查中城餐廳火災疑似縱火。 3 Eggs All Day Grill餐廳發生爆炸並冒出濃煙,導致Eglinton Avenue附近住宅單位撤離。警方將此事件作為潛在縱火案處理,無人受傷。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 針對國際學生詐騙案件提出指控。 兩名安大略居民被控詐騙國際學生,收取學費卻伪造入學文件。蘭頓學院(Lambton College)提醒加拿大邊境服務局後,引發調查。
  2. 12歲與11歲男孩涉漢密爾頓襲擊及破門行竊。 二人涉嫌對一名8歲孩童使用偷來的防熊噴霧。12歲男孩已面臨指控,年紀較小的男孩因年齡限制被釋放。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 福特對美國酒類關稅提案作出回應。 安大略省長福特通過社交媒體反駁美國要求加拿大對酒類抵制負責的企圖,指此舉威脅加拿大勞工。
  2. 多倫多市長選舉戰況升溫,布拉德福德追近。 一份Liaison Strategies民調顯示,奧利維婭·喬(Olivia Chow)以49%支持率領先布拉德福德(Brad Bradford)的40%,差距縮小。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 加拿大租金比去年下降超過4%。 一份新報告指出租金下跌,給持續的住房負擔問題帶來暫時緩解。

🏥 健康

  1. 世衛警告2050年將迎來「癌症海嘯」。 全球每年癌症診斷預計將從2,000萬上升到近3,500萬。專家呼籲醫療系統為此激增做好準備。
  2. 多倫多研究人員研發癌症復發血液檢測。 公主瑪格麗特癌症中心正進行一項試驗,利用血液中殘留癌症DNA檢測,預計參加者達7,000人。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 多倫多公共交通因世界盃激增。 在多倫多舉行的比賽帶動交通使用量增加42%,顯示城中交通水平恢復至疫情前。

🏈 體育

  1. 多倫多猛龍隊簽下前鋒Kyle Anderson。 此經驗豐富的球員將增強球隊的新賽季陣容。
  2. 丹尼爾·阿爾弗雷德森加盟多倫多楓葉隊任副教練。 離開渥太華參議員的阿爾弗雷德森將迎來職業生涯新角色。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • Richie Laryea在世界盃後加入MLS全明星陣容。
  • 一名培訓中的警員在安大略警察學院附近喪生。
  • Kasabonika Lake原住民社區野火疏散者返家。
  • 多倫多至魁北克城高速列車項目最新進展。
  • 數據顯示多倫多交通模式於世界盃期間。
  • 部分安大略院校不參加政府效能基金。
  • 活動取消影響小牙買加經濟。
  • 膝傷致Mboko無法參加國家銀行公開賽冠軍賽。

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Marina Mabrey selected as Toronto Tempo's first WNBA all-star

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Toronto police are investigating an early morning fire at a midtown restaurant on Wednesday as suspected arson.

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What’s going on with the Toronto–Quebec City high-speed train?

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Ontario police officer charged with assault, uttering threats while off-duty

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Asking rents in Canada fall more than 4% from last year, according to report

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All but one of the Toronto cops charged in Project South headed directly to trial

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Durham police identify constable in training killed in crash near Ontario Police College

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Can you ever truly cure cancer? Canadian researchers are using blood biopsies to find out

A Toronto-based team is launching a massive, years-long research project to study liquid biopsies, a novel technology meant to catch tiny traces of tumour DNA in the blood. The goal? Finding better ways to protect cancer survivors from having the disease come back, while sparing some from enduring costly, invasive treatments.

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Toronto's Richie Laryea named to MLS all-star roster after Canada's World Cup run

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