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关税冲击蒙城假发业、沃尔登仇恨犯罪调查与龙卷风损毁 — 蒙特利尔星期三

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 美国威胁对约价值200亿加元的加拿大出口加征50%关税,其中包括蒙特利尔假发制造商。 拟议的关税清单列出数百类产品,金额约为200亿加元,拟对假发、葡萄酒和蜂蜜等商品征收50%的关税;蒙特利尔假发匠艾尔莎·麦克米兰表示,她的一些定制假发售价在10,000–15,000加元,若加征50%关税,美国买家的成本将大幅上升。
  2. 联邦机构将魁北克省列车脱轨与温度波动相关联。 该机构的报告将魁北克省一起列车脱轨事件归因于与温度相关的因素,这一结论是对省内交通当局通报事故的官方调查的一部分。
  3. 蒙特利尔警方正在调查发生在沃尔登伊斯兰中心外的一起仇恨动机事件。 该案件在蒙特利尔沃尔登(Verdun)伊斯兰中心外发生后被报案,警方已将事件定性为仇恨犯罪调查,由本地侦查人员负责处理。

🌦️ 天气与路况

  1. 可能的龙卷风掠过劳伦蒂安山脉哈灵顿,造成“显著”树木损毁。 加拿大环境部周二约下午5:30对魁北克西南部发布了龙卷风警报;魁北克电力公司(Hydro-Québec)报告称截至周三上午10点仍有数百名用户停电,北方龙卷风项目(Northern Tornado Project)表示调查人员将于周三勘察受损情况。
  2. 蒙特利尔部分安卓手机用户现可用手机版欧普斯车票替代实体卡。 该项推广允许蒙特利尔地区部分安卓智能手机用数字车票替代实体OPUS卡,改变了参与蒙特利尔交通局(STM)服务的车费加载与验票方式。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 克巴乌克原住民保留地在等待数十年后启用新警察局。 克巴乌克原住民(Kebaowek First Nation)的新警察局在约20年的规划和争取后正式启用,为保留地提供本地警务基地。
  2. 蒙特利尔阿洛埃特(Montreal Alouettes)(5-1)若周日战胜汉密尔顿(3-3)即可锁定本赛季对战优势。 四分卫戴维斯·亚历山大领跑加拿大足球联盟(CFL),6场首发传球码数为2,181码,11次达阵且无拦截,蒙特利尔寻求四连胜,以在东区领先汉密尔顿6分。

📰 另有报道

  • 在奥塔尔德角(Point-aux-Outardes)凶杀案的三名嫌疑人中有两人是未成年人。
  • 在魁北克奥塔尔德角一起死亡事件的三名嫌疑人中两人为未成年。
  • 研究发现魁北克鲶鱼可将癌症传播给其他鲶鱼。
  • 高铁公司首席执行官称金士顿(Kingston)可能会设立一个高速铁路停靠点。
  • 因纽特环极理事会在伊魁特(Iqaluit)举行业务大会,时局动荡。
  • 一所学院关闭后,国际学生可选的学习途径在缩减。
  • 早报称劳伦蒂安哈灵顿可能出现龙卷风(独立早期报道)。
  • 舍布鲁克(Sherbrooke)一名警官被控袭击,申请以电子监控换取保释。
  • 分析人士警告,对曲棍球装备征收关税可能迫使制造商搬迁到美国。
  • 魁北克唯一的IMAX 70毫米影院因《奥德赛》吸引大量观众。

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