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多伦多周二要闻 · 原住民要求野火调查、SickKids医生被控、暴风雨黄色警报

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 原住民酋长呼吁对安大略省野火季展开公开调查,至今烧毁面积超7,250平方公里。 包括古尔湾酋长威尔弗雷德·金(Wilfred King)在内的酋长周二对记者表示,部分社区自行组织撤离且几乎没有收到预警。安大略省今年迄今野火已烧毁超过7,250平方公里;酋长们要求安大略自然资源部(Ministry of Natural Resources)更换领导,并要求省长道格·福特(Doug Ford)提高问责制。

  2. 安大略将九架消防水轰炸机中的两架停飞检修,北部近200起野火仍在燃烧。 自然资源部告诉媒体,两架水轰正在检修,省内约有80架直升机和水轰正在作业,另有大约40架支援飞机。数据表明,本季安大略正在对抗近200起活跃野火。

  3. 加拿大环境部(Environment Canada)对多伦多发布黄色强雷暴观察,局部降雨可能超50毫米。 该机构周二警告,阵风可达90–110公里/小时,冰雹可达四分之一至乒乓球大小,局部降雨量可能超过50毫米,可能导致多伦多及地区保护局(TRCA)河流水位上升,系统预计将持续至傍晚。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 九位省长同意立即取消省际直邮酒类的壁垒,允许酒厂和酿酒商直邮给消费者。 九个省的省长周二宣布,将允许啤酒、葡萄酒和烈酒跨省直邮给消费者。不列颠哥伦比亚省(British Columbia)获准延迟至2027年2月完成相关法规,魁北克和育空地区据报正在努力加入。

  2. 省长道格·福特(Doug Ford)在面临美国再度威胁加征关税时,维持安大略酒类管制局(LCBO)对美酒类产品的禁售。 福特对记者表示,他不会下令让安大略酒类管制局恢复美国产品销售。白宫将安大略于2025年3月4日对美酒类的禁令列为贸易摩擦点,并以新关税威胁回应。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 病童医院(SickKids)(Hospital for Sick Children)风湿科医生狄兰·迪萨纳亚克(Dilan Dissanayake),44岁,因儿童性剥削相关指控被捕并被停职。 多伦多警方称,迪萨纳亚克周二在警方执行二月搜查令后被捕,控以持有与获取儿童性虐待材料的罪名。警方在病童医院和一处住宅查获并扣押多台设备;病童医院已删除其人物简介并立即停职该医生。

  2. 汉密尔顿警方指控32人、提出235项指控,捣毁组织化的家得宝(Home Depot)盗窃团伙,追回约30万元赃物。 “收银台行动”(Project Checkout)调查人员周二表示,他们追回了超过30万元疑似被盗财物,并在将为期四个月的一系列盗窃案与一宗有组织转售行动联系起来后,查封了一辆估值约10万元的2021年款Ram TRX。

📰 另有报道

  • 道格·福特(Doug Ford)在面临50%关税威胁后称唐纳德·特朗普(Donald Trump)为“欺凌者”。
  • 一名18岁女子在皮尔区公交上刺伤少年后被控谋杀未遂。
  • 六只玛丽娜乐园(Marineland)白鲸已被转移至美国水族馆,转移工作正在进行。
  • 警方称病童医院医生被控持有儿童性虐待材料——医院雇员、风湿科医生。
  • 皮尔逊机场启动数十亿加元建设项目第二阶段。
  • Liberty Village社群与交通规划获市府批准在即,相关改造接近批准阶段。
  • 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。
  • 加拿大环境部周二对多伦多发布强雷暴警报。
  • 多伦多市长及市议员考虑在全市范围内禁止监控定价。
  • 前多伦多警员德里克·麦考密克(Derek McCormick)在“南部行动”调查中认罪。
  • 美国对酒类禁令在特朗普贸易升级下成为省长们在爱德华王子岛会议上的压力点。
  • 玛丽娜乐园白鲸“紧急救援”转移至美国水族馆已开始。
  • 布兰普顿省议员因用公共资金为家庭报纸刊登广告面临诚信审查。
  • 无障碍组织批评大都会快铁(Metrolinx)芬奇西线轻轨坡道及电梯缺失问题。
  • 特朗普在最新贸易升级中威胁对加拿大加征50%新关税。
  • 特朗普宣布计划对加拿大实施新50%关税。

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