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多伦多周二要闻 · 第19选区、里士满山步道性侵与北约克车祸

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 北约克 Don Mills 路与 Mogul Drive 交叉口车祸,3人送医。 多伦多急救人员称周二下午近4点发生碰撞,三辆车受损;一名伤者伤势严重,可能危及生命,另两人伤势轻微。调查人员仍在现场,驾车者在 Don Mills 路一带需预计延误。
  2. 布兰普顿单车事故撞倒电线杆,超过4,300户断电。 皮尔警方称凌晨约1:15在 Rosedale 大道发生的事故撞倒电线杆并拖垮电线;司机经治疗伤势轻微后因涉嫌酒驾被捕。Alectra 报告高峰时段超过4,300户断电,今晨约有1,100户仍未恢复供电。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 约克区一名男子被控在靠近 7 号公路与 Bayview 的步道上实施两起性侵。 约克地区警察指控 30 岁的 Jan‑Hoy Cassells 涉嫌性干扰、性侵、持械性侵及妨碍司法,涉案事件分别发生于8月12日和8月14日;两名受害者均设法逃脱,警方称可能还有其他受害者。Cassells 在第二起疑似袭击后不久被找到并被拘捕。
  2. 史密斯福尔斯男子遗骸在 Kelly Jordan 路一处地产被发现,为该地第三次发现遗骸。 安大略省王家骑警(OPP)称,42 岁的 Lawrence Bertrim 最后一次露面为2022年9月30日,其遗骸于8月6日在同一处发现 Robert Lambert 的地产上找到;省方为与案件相关线索悬赏5万加元。死亡原因尚未确定。
  3. 警务倡导团体呼吁就近来三起警员自杀采取心理健康措施。 加拿大“超越蓝线”组织(Canada Beyond the Blue)主席 Dilnaz Garda 指出哈密尔顿、德罕以及加拿大皇家骑警(RCMP)在三天内发生三起警员自杀,称警员整个职业生涯平均遭遇800–1,000次创伤性事件;该团体敦促提升对在职警员的关注与支持。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 前国会议员内特·厄斯金-史密斯(Nate Erskine‑Smith)将竞选多伦多第19选区(Beaches‑East York)市议员。 这位42岁的前自由党国会议员向 Global News 确认,离开联邦政坛并在今年早些时候未获得省级提名后,他将在今秋角逐第19选区席位;他曾自2015年至2025年担任国会议员,并在2024年底被任命为联邦住房、基础设施与社区部长。
  2. 省长道格·福特(Doug Ford)在宣布放弃一项食品杂货定价立法后翌日,于其伊托比科家中会见零售商 Loblaw 首席执行官 Per Bank。 政府记录显示私下会面于4月17日进行,仅有一名随行工作人员出席;福特在4月16日曾公开拒绝反对党提出的限制超市定价监控的建议。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 多伦多都会大学(Toronto Metropolitan University)成立工作小组,下月启动协商,平衡抗议权与校园安全。 工作小组主席表示,下月将开始就校园内的抗议活动与安全问题展开咨询。(来源:工作小组公告。)
  2. 一名幼儿从北约克高层公寓坠楼身亡,家属对业主及管理方提起诉讼。 涉事幼儿家属已对公寓业主与物业管理方提出民事诉讼,追究相关责任。

📰 今日要闻

  • 安大略目标再让60万人接入初级医疗服务。
  • 安大略将投入1,000万加元用于新技能培训项目。
  • 法律团体质疑安大略新现金保释制度是否合宪。
  • 部分安大略学区在本次选举报告受托人候选人数减少。
  • 布兰普顿逾700户住宅与商铺在碰撞后最初报告断电。
  • 夏令营保留一名曾对未成年人施暴并认罪的辅导员;安大略法律允许。
  • 控方对 Frank Stronach 性侵案判决后宣判误审提出上诉。
  • 加拿大边境服务署(CBSA)证实驱逐前伊朗副内政部长 Syed Salman Samani。
  • 安大略市政首席行政官称在福特政府下因异见遭惩罚,StrategyCorp 调查显示。
  • (与第一部分重复)布兰普顿单车事故撞倒电线杆,司机被捕。
  • 多伦多市长候选人布拉德·布拉德福德(Brad Bradford)呼吁强制戒瘾治疗。
  • 一名母亲在儿子(8岁)在床上中枪一周年之际继续为反枪支暴力而奋斗。
  • (与第一部分重复)内特·厄斯金-史密斯确认将竞选第19选区(Beaches‑East York)。

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