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聖克萊爾莎莎槍擊、熱浪與北約克槍案 — 多倫多本週回顧

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 家人求真相:密西沙加肇事逃逸撞死新婚母親。 家人說,38歲的Chanelle Allcock在把丈夫送到克雷迪特谷醫院(Credit Valley Hospital)後,過馬路穿越Erin Mills Parkway與Eglinton Avenue West時遭撞致死;警方表示駕駛離開現場,呼籲目擊者或任何行車紀錄器影片協助調查。
  2. 密西沙加2023年車禍致死案:公車司機無罪。 法官David E. Harris裁定MiWay公車司機Baljeet Dhaliwal在造成50歲Sharron Williams死亡的2023年6月8日事故中,不構成危險駕駛致死罪;法官指出事發時Williams在Derry與Rexwood路段的車陣中等待,事故於此期間發生。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 聖克萊爾莎莎音樂節(Salsa on St. Clair)槍擊案:兩死四傷,疑為交火。 多倫多警方表示,6月12日位於St. Clair與Arlington的槍擊造成兩名男子死亡、四人重傷,事發時現場約有1萬3千名參加者;警方回收兩把槍,目前尚未有人被逮捕。
  2. 致命槍擊後:聖克萊爾莎莎音樂節今年停辦。 主辦單位宣布,警方確認週六晚中城音樂節槍擊造成兩人死亡、多人重傷,且在該區建立三處犯罪現場後,今年活動將停辦。
  3. 涉嫌交火、偷竊共乘車並載乘客逃逸後路況混亂,男子被捕。 多倫多警方表示,員警在凌晨3:30左右回應Polson與Cherry路口報案;一名25歲布蘭普頓男子被控包括魯莽開槍、搶劫及四項非法禁錮罪,據稱他在車內仍有乘客時偷走共乘車,逃逸期間撞擊行人與車輛。
  4. 北約克定點槍擊造成22歲男子死亡,警方尋找三名嫌疑人。 多倫多警方將死者指認為Abdi Hamim Aden,事件發生於晚間靠近Jane與Sheppard;另外兩名20多歲男子被送醫,傷勢嚴重但非立即危及生命,警方後來在布蘭普頓發現與案情有關的一輛被燒毀的黑色本田Civic,此車曾為失竊車輛。
  5. 大蘇德伯里帳篷火警再通緝第二名嫌犯;謀殺調查持續。 蘇德伯里警方指名31歲Bryan Eshquib涉包括一級謀殺與縱火等罪,指控源自6月11日Energy Court營地火災,該火災造成一名41歲男子死亡;偵查人員先前已對33歲Brandon Gramling-McEwan提出指控。
  6. 詐欺案涉近6,000元嬰兒奶粉與衛生用品,男子遭控。 德罕區警方表示,一名21歲梵高(Vaughan)男子在位於Whitby Taunton路西的Real Canadian Superstore被防損人員發現疑似詐騙付款而逮捕;警方在嫌犯車內查扣超過5,700元商品與一把仿製手槍。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 福特(Ford)與加拿大汽車工會(Unifor)達成為期三年的暫定協議,涵蓋約5,000名員工。 該協議影響南安大略五家廠與亞伯達省一家廠;細節須等會員表決後公布,與Stellantis(史太蘭提斯)與通用汽車(General Motors)的談判預計在福特協議獲批准後陸續展開。
  2. 安大略6月失業人口減少16,700人,失業率維持7%。 加拿大統計局指出,6月就業人數下降在4、5月曾分別增加逾84,000人之後出現;安大略失業率仍高於全國6.5%的平均,紐民主黨議員Catherine Fife批評政府,政府發言人將部分原因歸咎於與美國的貿易緊張情勢。
  3. 聯邦支持安大略農業科技計畫,助油菜籽抵抗高溫與乾旱。 位於金斯頓的Performance Plants是HARVEST加速器選定的九個計畫之一;每案最高可獲農業與農糧部(Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada)提供75萬加元,安大略基因組(Ontario Genomics)表示,該計畫把研究與商業導師配對以推動商品化。

🏥 Health

  1. 專家警告:安大略熱浪可能加劇過量用藥人數上升。 公共衛生單位報告溫莎-埃塞克斯在6月28日至7月4日間通報29起過量事件(其中19起涉及芬太尼),滑鐵盧地區在7月3日發布藥品警示,提醒供應中可能含有芬太尼,並建議在極端高溫下提高戒心。
  2. 本週疑似麻疹暴露:皮爾遜機場及兩班航班通報。 (公共衛生機構公告)——多倫多公共衛生(Toronto Public Health)與聯邦相關單位提醒,皮爾遜機場及兩班列明航班可能有暴露風險,建議在指定日期登機或在機場出入的旅客注意症狀並向公共衛生單位諮詢。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 多倫多冰球營吸引逾200名有色人種與族裔(BIPOC)女孩到楓葉隊訓練中心。 有色女性冰球聯盟(Women of Colour Hockey Collective)為期三天的夏令營在Ford Performance Centre開跑,首日安排專業攝影與訓練,並有職業女子冰球聯盟(Professional Women's Hockey League)的球員參與指導;WCHC執行長Saroya Tinker表示,計畫目標是促進有色女性在冰球場的歸屬感。
  2. 加拿大食品檢驗署(CFIA)調查馬里蘭樂園(Marineland)在土地待售期間處理超過300頭鹿的情形。 消息來源告訴加拿大新聞社,位於尼亞加拉瀑布的樂園被調查是否在出售程序要求所有動物於交割前遷出時,透過動物仲介不當移除鹿;公園已先行轉移其他動物,包括30頭白鯨與4頭海豚。
  3. 多倫多一棟老舊公寓在不遷戶的情況下改建。 當地報導指出,該翻修計畫在升級單位與公共空間的同時,讓現住居民繼續居住;專案經理表示,以成本效益的改造與保住租戶為主要策略。

🏈 Sports

  1. 卡懷·倫納德(Kawhi Leonard)交易暫停引發暴龍與快艇的法律疑問。 多倫多法律專家Russell Sanders表示,他對在美國職籃聯盟(NBA)針對倫納德2024年與快艇合約調查後,該筆擬定交易被擱置感到驚訝;雙方球隊表示,若有任何調查罰則,暴龍將承擔相應風險。
  2. 暴龍簽下身高七呎的中鋒Nate Bittle(來自俄勒岡)。 球隊週五宣布簽約;Bittle在俄勒岡作為五年級資深球員出賽25場,平均16.8分、6.9籃板與1.8阻攻,獲選All-Big Ten第三隊與防守隊伍榮譽。
  3. 漢密爾頓首發四分衛指名Jake Dolegala,Bo Levi Mitchell傷癒中。 在Mitchell於7月5日右腳踝骨折後,鐵貓(Ticats)宣布Dolegala將在對薩斯喀徹溫的比賽擔任先發;Mitchell本季完成率78.2%,傳球1,107碼、9次達陣、1次抄截。

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. 安大略各地發布高溫與空氣品質警示,體感指數飆升。 環境加拿大發布從南到北的警報,部分地區氣溫超過攝氏35度、體感指數達中高四十度,並因野火煙害發出空氣品質警示,建議俄沙華(Oshawa)居民盡量避免戶外長時間活動,以免引起刺激或咳嗽。
  2. 薩克其萬在危險熱浪中紀錄10起龍捲風。 環境加拿大確認單日10起龍捲風追平該省紀錄,並警告隨著持續高壓帶將暖濕氣流推入大草原地區,未來仍可能出現更多龍捲風;預報顯示曼尼托巴部分地區體感指數可望達中高四十度。

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