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蒙特利尔周三要闻:警察种族歧视余波、旅游热潮与囚犯死亡

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 局长法迪·达格尔说,在关于种族歧视的调查持续进行时,蒙特利尔警队感到“羞愧”。 达格尔在周二市府大厅的特别会议上对市议员表示,警队正在回应与蒙特利尔北区(Montréal‑Nord)一个单位有关的种族歧视、歧视行为和骚扰指控;警方在六月解散了一个由16人组成的巡逻小组,并就该事件停职了两名警员。达格尔还证实因无关事项停职了第三名警员,并表示重建信任需要时间。

  2. 达格尔承认自己在1990年代曾按种族对人进行刻板式盘查,后来改变了做法。 在一次采访中,他说那段经历发生在他在反帮派小组工作期间,与一名街头帮派成员的一次对话促使他改变;达格尔出生于科特迪瓦、父母是黎巴嫩人,他还说在九一一后也曾遭受过刻板盘查,他是首位有族裔背景的蒙特利尔警察局长。此番坦承发生在关于蒙特利尔北区警署不当行为的公开会议次日。

  3. 加拿大广播公司(Radio‑Canada)报道,蒙特利尔警方在一次白天致命枪击事件中并未向平民开枪。 报道称,警方在该事件中并未向平民开枪;该发现来源为加拿大广播公司的报道。(文章:加拿大广播公司报道。)

  4. 一名在押、因六起谋杀被判终身监禁的魁北克男子于8月7日在萨斯卡通地区精神病中心去世。 加拿大惩教署确认该囚犯为斯蒂夫·拉辛(Steeve Racine),现年62岁,自1991年8月30日起服终身刑,且在最近因2025年底被诊断为绝症后被拒绝假释;惩教署称已通知近亲,并将按政策通知警方及验尸官。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 蒙特利尔旅游业有望在2026年迎来创纪录的1250万游客。 蒙特利尔旅游局(Tourisme Montréal)预测2026年将接待1250万游客,超过2019年逾1100万的纪录;七月酒店预订同比增长14%,入住率达86%,商旅人次七月为3.5万人次,而去年同期为1.93万。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 魁北克自由党领袖查尔斯·米利亚德称,魁人党领袖致英语社群的信不太可能改变看法。 米利亚德称保罗·圣皮埃尔·普拉蒙东(Paul St‑Pierre Plamondon)在《国家邮报》上的信是“好意一试”,并表示英语社群记得魁人党长期缺乏对该群体的沟通;政治分析人士卡里姆·布卢斯称,魁人党必须减少所谓的“妖魔化效应”,同时对尝试表示赞赏,但怀疑这会改变多少人的看法。

📰 今日还要闻

  • 蒙特利尔前反种族主义专员起诉一家犹太维权组织。
  • Evenko在LASSO音乐节前撤销透明袋规定。
  • 一名16岁男童在蒙特利尔市中心被刺。
  • 蒙特利尔警察局长概述在种族丑闻后的重建信任计划。
  • 魁北克人讨论“魁北克身份”的含义。

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