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蒙特婁本週要聞 · 阿魯埃特戰績、過量死亡激增與體育館翻修

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 兩名男子因涉嫌在Outremont針對猶太人的攻擊被捕。 蒙特婁警方仇恨犯罪小組指出,兩名20歲嫌犯與7月3日在Outremont發生的多起事件有關,事件包括對明顯為猶太人的住戶大聲辱罵、向其投擲物品及竊走多頂謝特邁耳(傳統猶太教帽);加拿大猶太社團B’nai Brith Canada表示,今年迄今全國已記錄27起針對猶太人的暴力事件。

  2. 聯邦司法部長下令就1990年代Brossard謀殺案重審。 司法部長Sean Fraser宣布,認定有合理理由懷疑司法不公,將為1994年以兩項一級與兩項二級謀殺罪被定罪的Daniel Jolivet進行新審;部長指出,當年定罪主要倚賴一名線人的證詞,Jolivet現年69歲。

  3. 疑涉Desjardins資料外洩的魁北克通緝犯在墨西哥遭逮捕。 魁北克治安局表示,40歲Maxime Paquette於坎昆被拘捕,將面臨引渡返加,罪名包括涉超過5,000元的詐欺、身份盜用以及交易身分資訊等,這些指控與導致近1,000萬會員資料外洩的Desjardins事件有關。

  4. 警方倫理專員就蒙特婁北區涉種族歧視指控展開調查。 省級專員在公共安全部長Ian Lafrenière要求下,自6月26日啟動調查;蒙特婁警隊表示已有16名警員被撤換特定職務,警方將全面配合專員的獨立檢視。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. Collège supérieur de Montréal停發許可證後,學生計畫抗議。 在魁北克拒絕續發該私立學院許可證後,學生將在校外集會;省方同時列出另外三所停發許可的私立學院,有些學生距離畢業只剩數週,移民官員表示,國際學生須重新提出申請,但處理程序將視情況調整。

  2. 魁北克核准蒙特婁奧運體育館內部翻修計畫。 旅遊部長Amélie Dionne宣布,計畫重新設計座位、增設高端包廂,並將下層看台改為長方形以便舉辦美式足球或足球賽;先前已核准的更換永久屋頂工程金額為加元8.7億,兩項工程皆預計在2028年前完工。

  3. 加拿大運輸局核准拉克-梅甘蒂克鐵路繞道工程。 該局批准一項12.5公里的繞道計畫,讓列車繞過位於蒙特婁東方約200公里的拉克-梅甘蒂克,完成2013年7月6日造成47人喪生脫軌事故後的承諾;聯邦與省級資金於2018年承諾,加拿大太平洋鐵路公司於2025年9月提交正式申請。

🏥 健康

  1. 蒙特婁公共衛生警告與卡芬太尼有關的過量死亡激增。 官員指出,自4月以來已有8起與卡芬太尼有關的死亡,今年救護人員已數百次施予納洛酮,使2026年有望超越去年的總數;Urgence Santé呼籲在場者撥打911並留在過量者身邊直到救援抵達。

  2. 蒙特婁地區家庭血液捐贈活動聚焦兒童癌症治療。 位於Notre‑Dame‑de‑l’Île‑Perrot的26號消防分隊(Caserne 26)舉辦血液診所,支援Chiara;她在白血病復發後接受化療、骨髓移植及CAR‑T療法,期間輸血超過20次;家屬與消防隊一起宣傳持續的捐血需求以支持她的治療。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 六月風暴造成全國保險損失逾加元11億,蒙特婁地區受洪水衝擊。 災害指數與量化中心估計,六月風暴造成約加元11億的保險損失,其中6月20–21日蒙特婁及周邊社區因洪水產生超過加元4.09億的理賠;保險業者再次呼籲政府加強防洪投資。

  2. 魁北克財政部長稱經濟表現優於預期。 省級財政部長在本週發布的政府聲明指出,魁北克的經濟指標優於先前預測;該聲明未提供進一步的財政數字。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 蒙特婁加拿大人(Montreal Canadiens)以一年合約續約中鋒Kirby Dach(Kirby Dach),合約價值加元360萬。 球隊宣布,Dach將以這份短期合約留在名單上出戰即將到來的球季。

  2. 網路名人Nurse John重返蒙特婁參加Just for Laughs喜劇節。 喜劇節節目表證實,社群媒體人物Nurse John本週將在蒙特婁演出,回歸城市的喜劇行列。

🏈 體育

  1. 蒙特婁阿魯埃特(Alouettes)38–32擊敗卡爾加里Stampeders(Stampeders);四分衛Davis Alexander創下CFL連續無抄截傳球場次紀錄。 在卡爾加里,蒙特婁四分衛Davis Alexander完成25次傳球中的32次,取得402碼,並將連續未出現抄截的傳球紀錄延長至336次出手,超越Darian Durant原先的323次;阿魯埃特戰績提升至5勝1敗。

  2. 蒙特婁出生球員Lu Dort(Lu Dort)據報從奧克拉荷馬城雷霆(Oklahoma City Thunder)被交易至亞特蘭大老鷹(Atlanta Hawks)。 多家媒體本週報導,這名後衛正從雷霆轉會至老鷹。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 奧運公園翻修時程與2028年前施工安排相連,屋頂更換工程持續進行。 政府表示,永久屋頂更換與新核准的體育館內部翻修皆預計於2028年前完成,而於2024年核准的加元8.7億屋頂合約仍在工地施工中。

  2. 一架小型私人飛機在蒙特婁都會機場墜毀。 當局報告本週在蒙特婁都會機場發生一架小型私人飛機墜機事故;應變人員已趕往現場,機場在營運更新中確認此一事件。

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