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Daily Montreal 8月 3 - 8月 3, 2026

蒙特婁週一要聞:雷朋蒂尼疑似龍捲風調查、麵包店再遭破壞、麻疹群聚案宣告結束

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 環境部(Environment Canada)與北方龍捲風專案(Northern Tornadoes Project)調查雷暴後雷朋蒂尼(Repentigny)疑似龍捲風。 週日風暴襲擊雷朋蒂尼(位於蒙特婁東北),北方龍捲風專案調查人員檢查受損情況並檢視雷達顯示的弱旋轉。此案發生在7月21日先前確認的兩起龍捲風(哈靈頓EF1與聖多納EF0)之後。環境部指出,事件發生時未發布特別警報。

  2. 魁北克建築假期結束,警方提醒駕駛本週留意工地與交通異動。 魁北克建築假期結束後,蘇雷特省警察(Sûreté du Québec)提醒駕駛人,本週各地工地將陸續復工,請預期施工路段恢復並注意改道與臨時車道配置。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 馬米克拉芙提(Mamie Clafoutis)位於聖丹尼街的麵包店再遭破壞;留有反科技塗鴉。 老闆尼可拉斯·德盧梅爾通報警察,凌晨過後45分鐘接獲玻璃被砸的通報;監視器畫面顯示物體擊碎前窗,但未見財物被竊。該店兩年前改為自助取貨模式;此前5月1日有蒙面闖入者噴漆抗議,留下注稱反資本主義標語,稱抗議店家被指使用臉部辨識技術,而店方否認有此作為。

  2. 報告指出外國駭客鎖定魁北克市政供水廠,資安警訊升高。 本週發布的調查報告指出,境外行動者曾針對魁北克的市政供水系統發動攻擊,列舉對控制系統的特定入侵企圖,並敦促各市鎮加強防護措施。

🏥 Health

  1. 魁北克最新麻疹群聚案結束,超過一個月無新增病例。 衛生當局表示,連續超過一個月未通報新案,因而宣布群聚案結束;聲明以通報間隔作為宣布標準。

  2. 外多瓦地區(Outaouais)販售之起司疑似金黃色葡萄球菌污染,業者回收。 衛生單位指出,回收涵蓋在外多瓦零售通路販售的特定批次起司,並建議購買列示批號的消費者退回或丟棄該產品。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 蒙特婁東區居民反對擬建麥當勞(McDonald's)加盟店案。 東區社區團體本週舉行會議並發起連署,反對在當地擬議的加盟開發案,並在公聽中提出多項疑慮。

  2. 拉克西蒙·阿尼希納貝族(Lac-Simon Anishinaabe Nation)酋長公開質疑魁北克水電公司(Hydro-Québec)相關協議。 酋長本週發表聲明,批評近期魁北克水電公司的協議,並呼籲在決策中加強諮商與收益共享,保障部落權益。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 西捷航空(WestJet)與空服員工會達成臨時協議,有望結束罷工。 航空公司本週宣布雙方達成臨時協議,將送交會員表決以進行批准,協議若獲通過可結束空服員罷工。

  2. 魁北克部分雇主在辦公桌下安裝溫度與占用感測器,監測員工舒適度與桌位使用。 多家企業今夏開始在辦公桌下放置溫度與人員感測器,企業表示此為試點計畫,相關內部備忘錄說明安裝緣由。

📰 Also Today

  • 連日降雨使蒙特婁男子國家銀行公開賽(National Bank Open)第二天賽程延宕。
  • 里穆斯基(Rimouski)一處婦女庇護所停擺一個月後恢復全方位服務。
  • 魁北克市附近週日晚感到小幅地震,居民回報晃動。
  • 環境部在另一份公告中也指出雷朋蒂尼可能有龍捲風觸地。
  • 本週末渥太華第二屆鐵人三項賽中,選手冒雨完賽。

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