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渥太華週一要聞 · 近200處野火、福特道歉與加元630,000遭提領

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 主辦單位表示:「若不改善安全,7月11日槍擊案後的 St. Clair 莎莎音樂節不會回來」。 加拿大拉丁文化網(TLN)主席 Aldo Di Delice(Aldo Di Delice)在討論會上表示,除非針對導致7月11日造成兩男死亡且在群眾中有槍聲的安全漏洞採取措施,該節慶不會復辦。多倫多警方表示,他們正在調查一場互相射擊的槍擊事件。

  2. 與2023年皮克林賭場謀殺案有關的20歲通緝犯,在沙斯卡通被查獲並持有上膛手槍。 杜倫地區警察局證實,通緝犯涉案於2023年10月9日射殺34歲保全 Michael Ferdinard(Michael Ferdinard),已在 Meadows Parkway 3000號街區被逮捕;沙斯卡通警方表示會將他押送回安大略面對指控。

  3. 調查發現:聖若翰使徒堂(St. John The Apostle)帳戶被提領逾加元630,000。 錫克斯頓(Kingston)總主教 Michael Mulhall(Michael Mulhall)表示,共有1,196張不正常支票提領超過加元630,000;修士 David Collins(David Collins)已於7月1日辭職,莊頓警察在今年4月接獲通報後指派刑事調查組偵辦。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 省長福特為議員數千元旅宿費道歉;Stan Cho(Stan Cho)已還款加元16,000。 道格·福特(Doug Ford)周一表示,政府將「徹查此事」,Stan Cho 已償還逾加元16,000,其他議員也有類似費用被申報;福特說,凡使用該福利者都被要求向立法機關還款。

  2. 安大略新民主黨(NDP)領袖 Marit Stiles(Marit Stiles)要求對布蘭普頓議員 Hardeep Grewal(Hardeep Grewal)在其父親經營的《Punjabi Post》刊登廣告一事展開誠信調查。 Stiles 要求誠信專員查明 Grewal 是否以選區廣告經費在其父刊物刊登廣告;Grewal 表示將向誠信專員尋求指引。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 馬林樂園(Marineland)在獲准「緊急救援」後,開始將六隻白鯨轉移到美國水族館。 馬林樂園表示,遷移經過數月規劃並獲美方批准;尼亞加拉警察提供交通管制,計畫採用專用容器、運輸卡車與警車押送。

📰 Also Today

  • 魁北克與聯邦政府達成加速環境評估的協議。
  • 一名男子在安大略霍克斯伯里(Hawkesbury)一連串火警後被控縱火。
  • 加蒂諾(Gatineau)在雕像爭議中悄悄恢復薩繆爾·德尚普蘭(Samuel de Champlain)紀念碑。
  • 安大略省長對於涉費爭議的前部長是否仍留在執政黨黨團不願回應。
  • 溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Winnipeg Blue Bombers)在延長賽從26比9落後追平並擊敗渥太華紅衰(Ottawa Redblacks)。
  • Erica Wiebe(Erica Wiebe)參加格拉斯哥2026,完成她的英聯邦運動會旅程。
  • 道格·福特表示北安大略山火撤離作業進行迅速。
  • 專題報導:保護渥太華逐漸消失的街頭藝術的努力。
  • 一名盧安達種族滅絕倖存者在1994年殺人案逮捕後鬆一口氣。
  • 加拿大安全情報局(CSIS)在政府通報後對一名聯邦科學家展開調查。
  • 渥太華最後的受監督吸毒點於6月關閉;至今過量死亡未見激增。
  • 北安大略近200處野火仍在燃燒,其中57處失控。
  • 捐款者資助 Stan Cho 數千餐食、機票與旅館費用。

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