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渥太華週二要聞:SIU不予起訴、斯蒂茲維爾跳蚤市場將關閉與安大略開始撤回社區

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🚑 最新事故與突發

  1. 安大略在持續撲滅野火同時開始讓社區返鄉。 省長邁克·哈里斯表示,安大略現有152處活躍火點,其中12處失控,本季燒毀逾700,000公頃,包含雷灣36號火災(Thunder Bay 36)達350,000公頃;來自其他省分與墨西哥的滅火隊曾協助,但部分人員將返回原地或前往卑詩省支援。
  2. 17號公路(Highway 17)在迪普里弗(Deep River)與查克河(Chalk River)間車禍後部分重開。 當地一場撞擊造成電線倒塌,道路部分車道已重新開放;全面恢復通行與受損電線檢查工作仍在進行,並有在地繞行路線。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 安大略省特別調查組(Special Investigations Unit)建議不對渥太華警察協會(Ottawa Police Association)主席提出指控。 特別調查組審查涉案事件後建議不予起訴,該刑事審查案因此結案。
  2. 馬諾蒂克(Manotick)一宗Facebook市集交易引發槍擊,青少年遭拘捕。 警方表示,一起與臉書市集交易有關的槍擊案後,警方逮捕一名青少年;渥太華警方週二公布相關指控與調查細節。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 渥太華部分龍捲風警報降級為強烈雷暴警告。 加拿大環境部將原先針對渥太華部分地區的龍捲風警報降為強烈雷暴警告,隨風暴通過,居民面臨的預期危害等級已調整。
  2. 加拿大環境部啟用新極端天氣警示系統。 自週二起,預報單位將改用多邊形範圍警示來鎖定龍捲風與雷暴影響區域,取代以往整個區域一律發布的方式,目的是減少不必要的警示通報。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 經營多年的斯蒂茲維爾(Stittsville)跳蚤市場今年秋季熄燈。 主辦單位宣布,位於渥太華西側社區的週末跳蚤市場將於今秋結束,結束多年每週營運,成為在地一個時代落幕。
  2. 基蒂根齊比(Kitigan Zibi)作者以阿尼希納貝語童書入選國際典藏。 一位基蒂根齊比社區的作者所用阿尼希納貝語(Anishinaabemowin)撰寫的童書,獲選納入國際蒐藏,凸顯原住民語言出版的重要性。

📰 其他今日要聞

  • 兒童求助電話(Kids Help Phone)報告過夜簡訊增183%,危機簡訊平均每90秒到達一次。
  • 統計局(Statistics Canada):首五日有超過41,000輛車透過戈迪·豪橋(Gordie Howe Bridge)入境加拿大。
  • 密西沙加收容所於8月8日至22日活動期間,犬貓領養費降為25加元加上消費稅。
  • 南沃爾德(Southwold)在逾200毫米降雨後維持緊急狀態,並向省府詢求財政支援。
  • 省級資料顯示,去年超過1,000名魁北克居民遺體無人認領。
  • 基拉盧(Killaloe)一名居民面臨15項指控,涉兒童性剝削調查。
  • 報導指與渥太華公司簽訂的軍用衛星合約,可能引發閣員保密爭議。
  • 瀕危烏龜由在地保育團體放歸棲地。
  • 安大略自由黨將於週一舉行首場領導人辯論,五名候選人將出席。
  • 魁北克收緊對安大略空瓶退費的規定,省府宣布政策變更。
  • 新龍捲風與強雷暴警示系統旨在降低警示疲勞,氣象專家表示。
  • 魁人黨(Parti Québécois)領袖在選舉前向英語選民伸出橄欖枝。

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