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要聞 · 渥太華週四:徵召軍方、數百人撤離、濃煙籠罩地區

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 西北安大略有136處野火,數百人撤離。 安大略省在週三晚間8時通報,西北地區有136處活躍野火,63處列為失控;阿姆斯特朗(Armstrong)、懷特桑德原住民(Whitesand First Nation)、柯林斯原住民(Collins First Nation)、Gakijiwanong Anishinaabe Nation(Lac La Croix FN)與拉克德米爾拉克斯原住民(Lac des Mille Lacs First Nation)實施強制撤離;599號與527號公路全面封閉,僅允許部分當地撤離車輛通行。

  2. Upsala 附近旅館老闆險些喪命,鄰近渡假村被燒毀。 Lac Des Mille Lodge 業主 Rylie Isaacs Laforge 表示,6月30日發現野火後,火勢蔓延至她的露營區邊緣,露營者被燒傷,旅館本體則倖免;安大略省自然資源部的資料曾顯示西北地區有129處活躍野火,其中62處當時未受控制。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 安大略正式請求聯邦與軍方協助野火撤離。 緊急應變部長 Jill Dunlop 表示,省府已向聯邦政府提交正式協助請求,以「加速聯邦資源部署」,包括可能啟用加拿大武裝部隊支援;安大略今年迄今紀錄482起火災,去年同期為362起。

  2. 省長 Doug Ford 回應飯店費用爭議,承諾追繳款項。 Ford 表示,向飯店記帳的省議員將「償還款項」,安大略新民主黨揭露20名進步保守黨省議員在居住地距皇后公園五十公里內仍向市中心飯店索賠總額12萬加元;觀光部長 Stan Cho 被報導向飯店索賠逾1萬6千加元。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 安大略女子就涉詐騙泰勒·斯威夫特演唱會門票案認罪,涉案金額26萬5,330加元。 Denise Tisor 與同夥承認詐騙107名受害者,共計26萬5,330加元,謊稱可取得2024年11月在羅渥中心(Rogers Centre)舉辦的泰勒·斯威夫特巡迴演唱會門票;警方在約定事實陳述中指出,所謂羅渥的聯絡人並未參與該交易。

  2. 哈爾頓警方查獲價值約500萬加元的可卡因與冰毒;創辦案史上最大冰毒查扣。 「小丑行動」(Project Jester)在3月與5月的交通攔檢,以及布蘭普頓一家商業大樓的《受管制藥物與物質法》搜索令後,查獲20公斤可卡因與273公斤甲基安非他命;警方估計街頭價值合計約500萬加元。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 鐵路工會指控加拿大國家鐵路公司在阿姆斯特朗附近派員穿越活火區。 工會表示,一列加拿大國家鐵路(CN)列車車組在西北安大略阿姆斯特朗附近遭火勢包圍;車組已撤離並接受吸入性煙霧治療;CN 表示暫時停止阿姆斯特朗附近的營運。

🏥 健康

  1. 賽克洛斯波拉(Cyclospora)病例在魁北克與卑詩省攀升,加拿大關注美國疫情。 魁北克在2026年7月11日通報107例賽克洛斯波拉感染,2025年同時期為30例;卑詩省今年報告93例;魁北克官員說,多數病例與旅遊有關,主要為赴墨西哥旅遊,通報顯示少於5例曾赴美國。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. Calvin Tiggle 入選加拿大美式足球名人堂,將於9月17日典禮入列。 這位曾為漢密爾頓虎貓(Hamilton Tiger-Cats)與多倫多阿爾戈納特(Toronto Argonauts)效力的前線衛,被宣布列入2026年班底,名人堂入列典禮定於9月17日在漢密爾頓體育場舉行。

📰 其他要聞

  • 野火濃煙籠罩多倫多,橙色空氣品質警告仍在;週五可能好轉。
  • 工會稱列車在阿姆斯特朗附近被火包圍,車組接受吸入性煙霧治療。
  • 前伊朗副內政部長 Seyed Salman Samani 向聯邦法院申請中止驅逐。
  • 安大略表示,今年482起火災超過2025年同期的362起與2024年的170起。
  • 福特辦公室在花費批評後削減員工成本100萬加元;裁撤10個職位。
  • 「小丑行動」始於3月,導致5月7日在布蘭普頓的攔檢與搜索令。
  • Denise Tisor 在詐欺過程中使用綽號「Denise Blackhawk」。
  • (未提供 ID)— 已移除占位符。
  • 渥太華樂團指揮結束11年任期並獲最後致意(詳情報導)。
  • 市議員警告即使有運輸計畫,往返辦公時間仍將面臨交通『地獄』。

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