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渥太华周一要闻 · 近200起山火、福特道歉与逾63万加元被挪用

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 组织者称若安全隐患未整改,7月11日枪击后「圣克莱尔萨尔萨节」将不再回归。 TLN 总裁阿尔多·迪德利斯(Aldo Di Delice)在一个圆桌会上表示,除非处理好安全问题,否则节日不会回归。多伦多警方称,7月11日的一起枪击导致两名男子死亡,事发人群中发生交火,警方正在调查相互为目标的枪战。

  2. 一名涉嫌 2023 年皮克林赌场凶杀案的 20 岁通缉犯在萨斯卡通被捕,随身携带上膛手枪。 达勒姆大区警方确认,这名被通缉的嫌疑人涉嫌 2023 年 10 月 9 日对保安迈克尔·费迪纳德(Michael Ferdinard,34 岁)的枪击。嫌疑人在 Meadows Parkway 的 3000 街区被捕,萨斯卡通警方表示将把他押送回安大略受审。

  3. 调查发现圣约翰使徒堂账户被挪用逾 630,000 加元。 金斯顿总主教迈克尔·穆尔霍尔(Michael Mulhall)表示,有 1,196 张异常支票累计提取超过 630,000 加元;修士大卫·柯林斯(David Collins)于 7 月 1 日辞职,金斯顿警方在 4 月接到报案后已指派刑事侦查处的一名侦探跟进。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 省长道格·福特(Doug Ford)就议员数千元酒店费用道歉;斯坦·赵偿还 16,000 多加元。 福特周一表示政府将“彻查此事”,此前斯坦·赵(Stan Cho)已偿还逾 16,000 加元,其他议员也有类似记账。福特称,使用该福利的人被要求向议会偿还款项。

  2. 对布兰普顿议员哈迪普·格雷瓦尔(Hardeep Grewal)在其父亲创办的《旁遮普邮报》刊登广告一事,要求启动廉洁调查。 安大略新民主党领袖玛丽特·斯泰尔斯(Marit Stiles)要求廉洁专员调查格雷瓦尔是否用选区广告经费在其父亲经营的《旁遮普邮报》刊登广告。格雷瓦尔表示将向廉洁专员寻求指引。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 马里内乐园开始将六头白鲸按获批的“紧急救援”方案转运至美国水族馆。 马里内乐园(Marineland)称经数月筹划后已开始搬迁,且获得美国当局批准。尼亚加拉警方提供交通疏导,计划使用专用容器、运输卡车并由警察押送。

📰 今日其他要闻

  • 魁北克省与联邦达成协议,加快环境评估进程。
  • 安大略霍克斯伯里发生一连串火灾后,一名男子被控纵火。
  • 加蒂诺在雕像争议中低调恢复塞缪尔·德·尚普兰纪念碑。
  • 安大略省长在开支争议后不愿说明前部长是否仍留在进步保守党党团。
  • 温尼伯炸弹(Winnipeg Bombers)在加时赛中从 26-9 落后反超击败渥太华红黑队。
  • 埃丽卡·威布在 2026 年格拉斯哥英联邦运动会上完成参赛,圆满结束她的英联邦运动会征程。
  • 道格·福特称北安大略的野火疏散行动进展迅速。
  • 专题报道:保护渥太华逐渐消失的街头艺术的努力。
  • 一名 1994 年卢旺达种族灭绝幸存者在等待逮捕后松了一口气。
  • 加拿大安全情报局在收到政府线报后,对一名联邦科学家展开调查。
  • 渥太华最后的监督注射点在 6 月关闭,至今过量死亡尚未激增。
  • 北安大略近 200 起野火活跃,57 起已失控。
  • 捐助者为议员斯坦·赵提供了数千笔餐费、机票和酒店住宿。

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