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渥太华要闻 · 周四:安大略数据中心手册、福特3,000加元开支与百万加元公寓盗窃案

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 汉密尔顿通缉犯涉1991年儿童性侵案,在加州圣克鲁斯被捕。 美国移民与海关执法局旧金山分局表示,64岁查尔斯·彼得·比隆尼在圣克鲁斯被捕,现由移民与海关执法局拘押,等待遣返程序;汉密尔顿警方证实该人正是加拿大通缉对象,并称正与检方密切合作,但尚无引渡程序启动。
  2. 三人面临150项指控,约值100万–150万加元赃物从公寓入室盗窃中追回。 多伦多警方称“罗盘行动”收回约2,500件被盗物品,估值在100万至150万加元之间;调查人员称嫌疑人冒充工人作案,警方将21起多伦多入室盗窃案与另8至10起案件关联,一家位于皇后街与教堂街附近的当铺也被牵涉其中。

🏥 健康

  1. 加拿大卫生部在汉密尔顿威灵顿北街45号水疗中心查获未授权和伪造注射剂。 被查获产品包括标注为肉毒杆菌(Botox)、Juvederm Ultra 3、Juvederm Voluma、Restylane Kysse等,经制造商确认为伪造品;加拿大卫生部警告,未授权注射剂可能含错误成分、污染物或不适当剂量,可能导致感染或过敏反应。
  2. 报告称2025年有10名青少年死亡、48起严重电动滑板车/电动自行车事故。 加拿大儿科监测项目的调查记录显示,2025年共有48起青少年严重伤害或死亡案件,其中两天内有26人入院、12人进入重症监护,10人死亡,头部受伤占所有严重病例的47%。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 道格·福特称未批准2023年追随邦妮·克朗比前往牙买加的3,000加元党务开支。 在圭尔夫的新闻发布会上,福特表示他是“昨天”才得知该项3,000加元的党内开支,称他不同意此类支出,并暗示党内工作人员在竞选期间应自行处理相关费用;反对党领袖已作出反应,环球新闻尚未独立核实最初指控。
  2. 安大略发布“数据中心办事手册”,各市考虑对开发实施暂停。 省级手册列出了对数据公司的一系列要求。福特在圭尔夫的新闻发布会上表示,安大略人对数据中心的认识“被误导”,当前地方因环境、分区和噪音问题以及数字主权争论而暂停审批。

💼 经济与商界

  1. 多伦多猛龙(Toronto Raptors)将在斯科舍银行竞技场于10月21日主场迎战芝加哥,开启2026-27赛季。 国家篮球协会宣布猛龙赛程,球队首个客场比赛将于10月23日在华盛顿进行;1月赛程繁忙,共有17场比赛,本赛季宣布了15个背靠背赛程,已公布82场比赛中的80场,余下两场将在常规赛杯赛后安排。
  2. 部分安大略酒庄表示,若有助于缓和关税争端,将在8月19日最后期限前重新引进美国葡萄酒。 酒庄和“美国葡萄酒协会”(Wine America)的迈克尔·凯泽告诉环球新闻,如果能帮助解决关税问题,他们愿意欢迎美国葡萄酒回归;魁北克省省长克里斯汀·弗雷谢特表示,如果在8月19日前在林业、铝业和制造业关税上取得让步,她也愿意重新引进美国葡萄酒。

📰 还有今天

  • 国防部长下令审查军队语言指令。
  • 安大略在地方暂停呼声下公布新版数据中心框架。
  • 安大略将修改与移民身份相关的社会救助规则。
  • 福特称不知情且未批准保守党跟随前自由党领袖2023年赴牙买加的行程。
  • 评测:加拿大历史博物馆的人工智能聊天机器人MUSEO试用。
  • 警方在渥太华和加蒂诺搜索住宅,调查爆炸物案件。
  • 一名市长候选人被控未注册游说,面临审查。
  • 渥太华—加蒂诺地区再次遭遇强雷暴。
  • 国家首都委员会在利米湖公园举办公众考古挖掘活动。
  • OC Transpo负责人在持续咨询期间面临质询。
  • 前部长呼吁魁北克恢复受保护学校图书经费。
  • 国庆日洪灾受害者称每场暴雨都会唤起恐惧。

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