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渥太華週二要聞:青少年危機小組啟動、熱浪達高峰與部長償還16,203加元

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 新成立的青少年心理危機小組開始提供市內服務。 市府表示,渥太華的移動式青少年危機小組於週二啟動,針對18歲以下心理健康緊急個案提供快速應變支援,並協助連結當地醫院與社區機構;市府官員說明,該計畫將在尖峰時段運作,經費由省與市共同負擔。

  2. 旅遊部長同意償還1萬6,203加元多倫多旅宿費用。 安大略省旅遊、文化及博彩部長史丹·趙(Stan Cho)承諾個人償還在2023至2026年間由議會支付、標為「多倫多住宿」的16,203加元費用,此前相關揭露引發外界批評。

  3. 教育工會在合約到期前警示教育助理短缺。 多個安大略省教育工作者工會週二向省府表示,隨著今夏集體談判期限逼近,教育助理(EA)人力吃緊;工會代表已向教育廳申請緊急會談,討論師資編制與招募誘因等議題。

  4. 市府計畫可將部分新屋開發費最多減少33,787加元。 渥太華本月公布的開發費草案附帶市府估算顯示,部分新建住宅的每戶費用可最多減少33,787加元。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 週二為熱浪高峰,最高溫接近37°C。 加拿大環境部警告,安大略南部與東部週二最高溫接近37°C,體感指數(humidex)可達45,夜間最低溫介於20–25°C,全省多地已有熱浪警示生效。

  2. 專家:極端高溫提高劇烈風暴與龍捲風風險。 大氣物理學者肯特·摩爾(Kent Moore)向媒體表示,熱浪會增加午後劇烈雷暴及龍捲風生成的機率;加拿大環境部對安大略、魁北克與曼尼托巴部分地區發布高溫警示,當地氣溫介於30–40°C並伴隨高體感指數。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 巴伊沃德市集搶案未遂造成男子重傷。 渥太華警察表示,一名男子於週二在巴伊沃德市集遭搶案未遂重傷;警方已展開調查,呼籲目擊者提供影片或其他相關資訊。

  2. 安大略省省警警告新手機買家提防定向詐騙。 安大略省省警(Ontario Provincial Police)通報,多起詐騙案件顯示,歹徒向新購手機的民眾要求退還手機以便設定或提供促銷折扣,結果受害人寄出或交付手機後未獲歸還。

  3. 疑對反戰示威者拳擊的瑞士男子未出庭。 法院紀錄顯示,一名來自瑞士的男子被控在渥太華對一名反戰示威者施拳,但他未在週二排定的出庭日期出現;法庭書記預計決定是否發出拘捕令或重排庭期。

📰 其他要聞

  • 諾福克郡大型穀倉大火造成至少2萬頭豬死亡,3號公路封閉。
  • 加拿大多地發布極端高溫警示,涵蓋安大略大部地區。
  • 東安大略與西魁北克酷熱持續。
  • 針對阿姆斯壯、卡辛湖與數個原住民社區發布撤離命令,居民被要求向南撤往薩德伯里或湧向桑德灣。
  • 伍德沃德公司將於2027年8月31日前關閉彼得伯勒廠,約165名員工受影響。
  • (重複)諾福克郡大型穀倉大火,八個消防站出動滅火。
  • 隱匿雙親遺體的多倫多女子於宣判前去世,洛琳·懷斯曼(Lorraine Wiseman)已故。
  • 在皮克林謀殺案中致死者祖母的青少年在宣判時道歉,該少年僅以A.S.代稱並承認一級謀殺。
  • 旅遊部長與多倫多省議員將償還用於多倫多旅宿的1.6萬加元費用,償還已確認。
  • 福特政府在通過票券轉售法數月後擬修正相關規範,仍在評估選項。
  • 全體原住民族議會本週召開夏季大會,酋長關注第C-48號法案與各項專案。
  • 儘管有旅遊抵制,加拿大往美國旅遊次數仍微增。
  • 達布羅斯基談與威爾士王妃會面及抗癌後重返溫網的經驗。
  • 渥太華公立教育局(OCDSB)已登記參加首都驕傲遊行。
  • 福特內閣部長儘管住在近郊,仍向納稅人收取1.6萬加元多倫多旅宿費用,揭露細節被報導。
  • (重複)皮克林宣判與道歉,少年在奧沙瓦法庭發言。
  • (重複)市府草案擬將部分新屋費用最多削減33,787加元。
  • (重複)專家警告高溫與濕度可助長龍捲風生成。
  • (重複)東安大略與西魁北克熱浪持續。

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