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渥太華週四要聞 · 資料中心作業手冊、福特否認加元3,000支出與百萬公寓竊案

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 漢密爾頓通緝犯涉1991年兒童性侵案,在加州聖克魯斯被捕。 美國移民與海關執法局舊金山辦公室表示,64歲的查爾斯·彼得·比洛內(Charles Peter Billone)在聖克魯斯被捕,目前由移民與海關執法局羈押,等待遣返程序;漢密爾頓警方確認此人為加拿大通緝對象,並表示正與檢方密切合作,但目前尚無引渡程序進行。
  2. 三人面臨150項指控,約加元1,000,000–1,500,000贓物自公寓入屋竊案中被追回。 多倫多警察表示,「羅盤行動」(Project Compass)查獲約2,500件失竊物品,估值在加元1,000,000至1,500,000之間;調查人員指控嫌犯冒充建築工人,警方已將21起多倫多入屋竊案及另8至10起案件連結起來,且一間位於皇后街與教堂街附近的典當行亦涉案。

🏥 衛生

  1. 加拿大衛生部在漢密爾頓45 Wellington St. N.水療中心查扣未經授權與偽造注射劑。 被查扣的產品標示包含肉毒桿菌素(Botox)、喬薇登Ultra 3(Juvéderm Ultra 3)、喬薇登Voluma(Juvéderm Voluma)、瑞絲萊恩Kysse(Restylane Kysse)等,生產商已確認為偽造品;加拿大衛生部警告,未經授權的注射劑可能含有錯誤成分、污染物或不適當濃度,可能引發感染或過敏反應。
  2. 報告指出2025年有10名青少年死亡、48起嚴重電動滑板車/電動自行車青少年個案。 加拿大兒科監測計畫(Canadian Paediatric Surveillance Program)調查記錄,2025年有48起重傷或死亡通報,包括兩日內26次住院、12次加護病房收治與10起死亡,頭部外傷佔47%受通報的嚴重個案。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 道格·福特(Doug Ford)表示,未批准保守黨在2023年為跟隨邦妮·克羅姆比(Bonnie Crombie)赴牙買加支出的加元3,000項目。 在紐堡新聞發布會上,福特說他「昨天」才得知這筆加元3,000的黨費,並告訴記者他不贊成此支出,暗示黨職員在競選期間應自行處理此類花費;反對黨領袖已作出回應,Global News尚未獨立驗證原始指控。
  2. 安大略發布「資料中心作業手冊」,各市考慮暫停開發。 省級手冊列出對資料公司(data companies)的要求;省長福特在紐堡的新聞發布會表示,安大略人對資料中心的認知被「誤導」,同時地方因環境、分區及噪音問題而暫停審查,數位主權的論述也引發爭論。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 多倫多猛龍(Toronto Raptors)在斯科堤班克競技館(Scotiabank Arena)於10月21日主場開打2026–27賽季,對手為芝加哥。 國家籃球協會(美國職業籃球聯盟,NBA)公布猛龍賽程,指出球隊首場客場賽事為10月23日在華盛頓,1月賽程繁忙共有17場比賽,本季宣布有15次背靠背,已公布82場比賽中的80場,剩餘兩場將在賽季杯賽後安排。
  2. 部分安大略酒莊表示,若有助於在8月19日截稿前化解關稅爭端,願重新引進美國葡萄酒。 酒莊與美國葡萄酒協會(Wine America)的邁克爾·凱撒(Michael Kaiser)告訴Global News,如能協助解決關稅問題,他們歡迎美國葡萄酒回流;魁北克省長克里斯汀·費列謝特(Christine Fréchette)表示,若在8月19日截稿前在林業、鋁業與製造業關稅上取得讓步,她也願意恢復引進美國葡萄酒。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 國防部長下令檢視軍方語言指令。
  • 安大略在地方停擺呼聲中公布新資料中心框架。
  • 安大略將修改與移民身分相關的社會救助規定。
  • 福特表示不知情且未批准保守黨在2023年跟隨前自由黨領袖赴牙買加的支出。
  • 評測:加拿大歷史博物館的人工智慧聊天機器人 MUSEO。
  • 警方在爆裂物調查中搜尋渥太華與加蒂諾的住宅。
  • 市長候選人遭指未登記遊說,面臨檢視。
  • 渥太華—加蒂諾再遭強烈雷暴襲擊。
  • 國家首都委員會在利米湖公園舉辦公開考古挖掘。
  • OC Transpo負責人在持續諮詢會議中面臨質疑。
  • 前部長呼籲魁北克恢復受保護學校圖書預算。
  • 國慶日水災受災戶說每場暴雨都喚起恐懼。

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