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多伦多要闻 · 本周回顾:圣克莱尔萨尔萨节枪击、热浪与公共安全

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 家属求真相:密西沙加一宗肇事逃逸致新婚母亲遇难。 家人称,38岁的沙奈尔·奥尔科克(Chanelle Allcock,音译)在将丈夫送到克雷迪特谷医院(Credit Valley Hospital,音译)后横穿伊琳米尔斯公路与伊格林顿西大道路口时被撞身亡;警方表示肇事司机逃离现场,正呼吁目击者和任何行车记录仪影像协助调查。
  2. 密西沙加2023年致死车祸中,巴士司机被判无罪。 大法官戴维·E·哈里斯(David E. Harris,音译)裁定米威(MiWay,音译)司机巴尔吉特·达利瓦尔(Baljeet Dhaliwal,音译)无罪,指控为危险驾驶致死。事故发生于2023年6月8日,造成50岁沙伦·威廉姆斯(Sharron Williams,音译)死亡;法官称事故发生时威廉姆斯在德里街与雷克斯伍德路的交通拥堵中等待。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 圣克莱尔街萨尔萨节发生“交火”致两死四伤。 多伦多警方称,6月12日晚在圣克莱尔与阿灵顿路口举行的萨尔萨节期间,约1.3万名观众中发生疑似两名枪手互射,造成两名男子死亡、四人重伤;警方收缴了两把枪,目前尚无逮捕。
  2. 致命枪击后“圣克莱尔街萨尔萨节”今年取消。 主办方宣布,警方确认周六晚节日枪击造成两死多重重伤,并在事发区域划定三处犯罪现场后,今年活动将停办。
  3. 涉嫌枪战、偷夺共乘车辆并载乘客逃逸的男子被捕。 多伦多警方称,凌晨约3:30在波尔森与切里路口接报后出动,布兰普顿一名25岁男子被控鲁莽开枪、抢劫和四项非法拘禁等罪名。警方指控他在车内仍有乘客情况下偷走一辆共乘车辆,并在逃离时撞击行人和车辆。
  4. 北约克一处有预谋枪击致22岁男子死亡,警方通缉三名嫌疑人。 多伦多警方确认死者为阿布迪·哈米姆·阿登(Abdi Hamim Aden,音译),事件发生在简街与谢泼德附近;另外两名二十多岁男子被送医,伤情严重但无生命危险。警方随后在布兰普顿发现一辆涉嫌被盗的黑色本田思域并被焚毁。
  5. 大苏德伯里营地火灾致命,警方通缉第二名嫌疑人,凶杀调查继续。 苏德伯里警方通缉31岁布莱恩·埃什奎布(Bryan Eshquib,音译),指控包括一级谋杀与纵火,案件相关的6月11日能源法院营地火灾导致一名41岁男子死亡;此前已对33岁布兰登·格拉姆林-麦克尤恩(Brandon Gramling-McEwan,音译)提出指控。
  6. 企图诈骗近6,000加元婴儿奶粉及卫生用品的男子被控。 达勒姆警方表示,一名来自沃恩的21岁男子在陶顿西路的惠特比瑞尔加拿大超级市场(Real Canadian Superstore,音译)被防损人员发现有伪造付款后被捕;警方从其车辆查获价值超过5,700加元的商品及一把仿真手枪。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 福特与联合工会达成为期三年的初步合约,约5,000名工人受影响。 协议涵盖安大略南部五家工厂及艾伯塔一家工厂;待会员投票批准后,谈判细节才会公布,随后预计会与斯泰兰蒂斯(Stellantis,音译)和通用汽车展开谈判。
  2. 安大略6月失去16,700个就业岗位,失业率维持7%。 加拿大统计局报告称,继4月和5月增加逾84,000个岗位后,6月出现下降;安大略失业率仍高于全国6.5%的平均水平,新民主党议员凯瑟琳·费夫(Catherine Fife,音译)提出批评,政府发言人则归因于与美国的贸易紧张。
  3. 安大略农业科技项目获联邦支援,帮助油菜籽耐热抗旱。 位于金斯敦的绩能斯植物(Performance Plants,音译)是入选哈维斯特加速器(HARVEST 加速器,音译)的九个项目之一,该计划可由加拿大农业与农产品部提供每项目最高75万加元资助;安大略基因组学表示,该项目将研究与商业导师配对,推动商品化。

🏥 健康

  1. 专家警告:安大略热浪可能加剧过量用药人数上升。 卫生单位报告,温莎-埃塞克斯地区在6月28日至7月4日期间出现29起药物过量事件(其中19起涉及芬太尼),滑铁卢地区在7月3日发布药物警示,警告供应中存在芬太尼,并建议在极端高温时提高警觉。
  2. 本周皮尔逊机场及两趟航班可能出现麻疹暴露。 (公共卫生机构通告)多伦多公共卫生与联邦机构提醒,皮尔逊机场及两班指定航班上可能出现麻疹暴露,建议在相关日期出现在机场或乘坐指定航班的乘客留意症状并向公共卫生部门咨询。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 多伦多曲棍球夏令营让200多名有色人种女孩走进枫叶队训练中心。 有色女性曲棍球联盟(Women of Colour Hockey Collective,音译)为期三天的夏令营在福特性能中心(Ford Performance Centre,音译)启动,包含职业摄影与与职业女子曲棍球联盟球员的训练课程;联盟执行主任萨罗雅·廷克(Saroya Tinker,音译)表示,项目旨在增强有色女性在曲棍球中的归属感。
  2. 加拿大食品检验局调查玛琳乐园在待售土地交易前搬出300多只鹿的情况。 多家消息源告诉加拿大新闻社,位于尼亚加拉瀑布的主题公园被调查是否通过动物经纪人不当搬走鹿只,以满足土地交易要求在交割前清空动物;公园此前已转移其他物种,包括30头白鲸和4只海豚。
  3. 一栋老旧多伦多公寓在不迁户的前提下进行改造。 当地报道的翻新工程在升级单元与公共区域的同时保留现住居民;项目经理表示,成本效益高的翻新与保留租户是该方案的关键要素。

🏈 体育

  1. 科怀·伦纳德交易搁置引发猛龙与快船的法律疑问。 多伦多法律专家拉塞尔·桑德斯(Russell Sanders,音译)表示,他对在美国职业篮球联赛对伦纳德2024年快船合同展开调查后交易被暂停感到意外;双方均声明,若调查带来处罚,猛龙将承担相关风险。
  2. 猛龙签下来自俄勒冈的7英尺中锋内特·比特尔。 俱乐部周五宣布签约,比特尔作为俄勒冈大学五年级资深球员在25场比赛中平均得到16.8分、6.9个篮板和1.8次盖帽,并入选全大十第三阵容及全防守阵容。
  3. 杰克·多莱加拉将为汉密尔顿首发,博·列维·米切尔左脚踝骨折恢复中。 猫队宣布,多莱加拉将在对阵萨斯喀彻温的比赛中担任首发,米切尔在7月5日左脚踝骨折;本赛季米切尔完成率78.2%,传球1,107码、9次达阵和1次拦截。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 随着体感温度飙升,安大略多地发布高温与空气质量警报。 加拿大环境部发布从南到北的警报,部分地区气温超过35摄氏度,体感温度达到四十多度,野火烟雾导致空气质量警告,敦促奥沙瓦居民减少户外活动以防刺激和咳嗽。
  2. 萨斯喀彻温在危险热浪中记录到10次龙卷风。 加拿大环境部确认单日10次龙卷风追平省纪录,并警告随着持续的热脊将温暖潮湿空气推向草原地带,可能出现更多龙卷风,曼尼托巴部分地区体感温度预计达到四十多度。

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