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渥太华要闻 · 原住民要求野火公开调查、两架水轰炸机停飞、多伦多儿童医院医生被控

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 原住民酋长要求对安大略省野火应对进行公开调查。 酋长们称一些社区自行组织撤离,火情逼近时几乎没有收到预警;迄今为止安大略今年已烧毁超过7,250平方公里土地,古尔湾酋长威尔弗雷德·金(Wilfred King)呼吁自然资源部更换领导层。
  2. 在近200处野火同时燃烧之际,安大略停飞两架水轰炸机。 该部门称九架水轰炸机中有两架正在维修,目前全省约有80架直升机和水轰炸机在执行任务,另有40架飞机可待命支援。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 九位省长同意取消省际酒类销售壁垒。 协议允许跨省直接面向消费者销售立即生效;魁北克、育空、西北地区和努纳武特未签署,卑诗省计划于2027年2月前实施。
  2. 福特省长在美国威胁征收关税下仍维持安大略酒类控制局(LCBO)对美酒类的禁令。 福特表示不会下令LCBO恢复美国商品销售,尽管白宫将安大略的禁令列入新一轮50%关税威胁,并指出安大略主导了加拿大的关税回应。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 多伦多儿童医院(SickKids)风湿科医生Dilan Dissanayake被控儿童剥削相关罪行。 多伦多警方逮捕了44岁的Dilan Dissanayake医生,并在二月执行搜查令时查获多部设备后,以持有及获取儿童性虐待资料等罪名起诉;多伦多儿童医院已立即将其停职。
  2. 汉密尔顿警方以有组织方式盗窃家得宝商店为目标,控告32人。 调查人员提出235项指控,收回疑似赃物逾30万加元,并在“结账行动”(Project Checkout)中扣押一辆价值约10万加元的2021年款Ram TRX。

📰 今日要闻

  • 多伦多将出现强降雨、阵风90–110公里/小时,局部降水可达50毫米。
  • 盖蒂诺角(Pointe-Gatineau)一辆车撞柱,司机死亡。
  • 渥太华竞技(Atlético Ottawa)举办足球训练营,降低参与门槛。
  • 国会山后方风景步道在关闭逾四年后重开。
  • 安大略班克罗夫特附近一名青少年独木舟运动员溺亡。
  • 渥太华与霍克斯伯里发布强烈雷暴警报。
  • 穆尼湾附近发生火灾,损坏两栋住宅。
  • 警方称一名司机在河滨大道被测速,时速接近限速的三倍。
  • 警方称在奥尔良的一处民宅发现的十字弩箭矢是射向一只郊狼。
  • 卡尼与特朗普在50%关税威胁后同意“加紧”贸易谈判。
  • 两名被控性别不当行为的渥太华警察已悄然离职。
  • 早期估计显示安大略可能正经历有记录以来最严重的野火季。
  • 布鲁斯节(Bluesfest)组织者称2026年音乐节取得巨大成功。
  • 一项鼓励下班后留在市中心的新版活动令部分工人感到不确定。
  • 美国总统宣布对加拿大的新一轮50%关税威胁。

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