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多倫多週二要聞:奈特·厄斯金‑史密斯拚第19選區、列治文山步道性侵案與北約克車禍

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🚑 重大事故

  1. 北約克Don Mills路與Mogul路口車禍,3人送醫。 多倫多急救人員表示,車禍發生在週二下午近4時,造成三輛車受損;一名傷者情況嚴重、可能有生命危險,另外兩人為輕傷。調查人員仍在現場,駕駛請預期Don Mills路附近會有延誤。
  2. 布蘭普頓單車事故撞倒電桿,超過4,300名用戶停電。 皮爾警方表示,清晨約1時15分在Rosedale大道發生的單車事故撞倒電桿與電線;駕駛接受輕傷處理,並因涉嫌酒駕被捕。Alectra通報高峰時段超過4,300名用戶停電,今晨仍約1,100戶未恢復供電。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 列治文山高速公路7號與Bayview附近步道發生兩起性侵,男子遭起訴。 約克區警察局指控30歲Jan‑Hoy Cassells觸犯性干擾、性侵、持械性侵及妨礙司法等罪,疑涉8月12日與8月14日的兩起案件;兩名受害人皆脫身,警方表示可能還有其他受害者。Cassells在第二起疑似性侵後不久被找到並帶回拘留。
  2. 史密斯福爾斯男子遺骸在Kelly Jordan路地點被發現,為該處第三次發現遺骸。 安大略省警察表示,42歲Lawrence Bertrim(最後一次被目擊為2022年9月30日)之遺骸於8月6日在同一處地點被找到,該處先前也發現Robert Lambert的遺骸;省政府針對相關案情提供的5萬加元獎金仍在。死因尚未確定。
  3. 警察倡議團體在三名警員自殺後呼籲採取心理健康行動。 組織Canada Beyond the Blue總裁Dilnaz Garda指出,近期在漢密爾頓、德勒姆與皇家騎警(RCMP)發生三起警員自殺事件,並表示警員職涯平均會遭遇800至1,000次創傷事件;該團體敦促增加對在職警員的關注與支援。

🏛️ 政治與政府

  1. 前國會議員奈特·厄斯金‑史密斯宣布參選多倫多第19選區(海灘—東約克)市議員。 這位42歲前自由黨國會議員向Global News證實,離開聯邦政壇並在今年早些時候未獲得省級提名後,將於今秋競逐第19選區席位;他自2015年至2025年擔任國會議員,並在2024年末被任命為聯邦住房、基礎建設與社區事務部長。
  2. 省長道格·福特在否決超市定價立法後一天,於Etobicoke家中會見Loblaw執行長佩爾·班克。 政府紀錄顯示,私下會面發生於4月17日,僅有一名幕僚出席;福特在4月16日公開拒絕在野黨限制監控定價的提案。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 多倫多都會大學(Toronto Metropolitan University)成立專責小組,平衡抗議權與校園安全,諮詢將於下月開始。 專責小組主席表示,將自下月起展開諮詢,處理校園抗議與安全議題。(來源:專責小組公告)
  2. 北約克一名幼童自高層公寓墜落身亡,家屬對屋主與管理方提起民事訴訟。 死於高樓墜落的幼童家屬提出訴訟,向建築物所有者與管理公司追究責任。

📰 亦有下列消息

  • 安大略計畫再讓60萬人取得初級醫療照護。
  • 安大略將投入1,000萬加元推動新技能培訓計畫。
  • 法律團體質疑安大略新現金保釋制度的合憲性。
  • 部分安大略學區委員參選人數在本次選舉減少。
  • 布蘭普頓逾700戶住宅與商家在事故後一度停電。
  • 夏令營續聘曾認罪施暴的教練,安大略法律允許此作法。
  • 檢方對Frank Stronach性侵案宣判後的誤判提出上訴。
  • 加拿大邊境服務局確認驅逐前伊朗副內政部長Syed Salman Samani。
  • 安大略市政首長行政人員表示在福特政府時代因持異議受到懲罰,策略顧問公司調查。
  • (第1部分已報導重複)布蘭普頓單車事故撞倒電桿,駕駛遭逮捕。
  • 多倫多市長候選人Brad Bradford呼籲強制戒癮治療。
  • 母親在兒子遭槍擊身亡一年後持續為反槍枝暴力發聲;兒子當時僅8歲,在床上遭射殺。
  • (第1部分已報導重複)奈特·厄斯金‑史密斯確認參選第19選區(海灘—東約克)。

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