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蒙特利尔周三要闻:奥利弗·琼斯告别、代孕诉讼与REM服务中断

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 蒙特利尔邻里震惊:一名女子在疑似亲密伴侣暴力事件中遇害。 蒙特利尔邻居称这起死亡事件与亲密伴侣暴力有关;警方证实一名女子被杀,调查人员正在处理现场。初步报道未提及起诉或庭审日期。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 与朗格伊尔(Longueuil)警察致死少年案相关的11名青少年指控被中止。 一名法官中止了对11名青少年的指控,案件与朗格伊尔警方射击致死一名少年有关;该决定在法律和调查审查进行期间暂停刑事程序。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 总理要求各省重新上架美国产酒,以配合加拿大敲定美加贸易协议。 总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)被报道要求省长们把美国酒类重新放回省级货架;新斯科舍省省长蒂姆·休斯顿证实了该请求,并表示各省在去年因美国关税将美酒下架。

🏥 Health

  1. 阿姆斯特丹警方寻求帮助:绰号“幸运”的男子倒地后可能有加拿大关联。 阿姆斯特丹警方称,这名绰号“幸运”的无名男子于2023年5月10日倒地,疑为脑出血或中风,现患失语症。自当局呼吁辨认以来,已收到500多条线索。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 蒙特利尔将为爵士钢琴家奥利弗·琼斯(Oliver Jones)举行公众告别与葬礼,他于7月22日去世,享年91岁。 市政厅将在周三举办公众瞻仰,周四在小伯根地(Little Burgundy)联合卫理公会教堂(Union United Church)举行公众葬礼。琼斯享年91岁,为加拿大勋章成员,成长于小伯根地。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 蒙特利尔一对夫妇起诉安大略代孕机构,要求近20万加元赔偿,案因死产。 克里斯蒂娜·卡斯帕良(Kristina Kasparian)和杰里米·科恩(Jeremy Cohen)称加拿大生育咨询公司(Canadian Fertility Consulting)违反合同并在费用报销上管理不当。他们表示,2023年的代孕妊娠在12月以死产告终,现要求近20万加元赔偿。

📰 Also Today

  • 席琳·迪翁(Céline Dion)在新采访中谈及僵人综合征(stiff-person syndrome)。
  • 加拿大卫生部在蒙特利尔一家商店查获未经授权的避孕药和抗生素。
  • 伪枫糖浆集体诉讼现在将主要超市列为被告。
  • 魁北克党(PQ)暂停公投策略的吸引力遭质疑。
  • 伊努族外科医生谈及伊武吉维克(Ivujivik)一名儿童死亡及原住民健康问题。
  • 奥热-阿利亚西姆(Auger-Aliassime)在辛辛那提公开赛战胜塞伦多洛(Cerundolo),晋级16强。
  • 大蒙特利尔快线(REM)在布罗萨尔(Brossard)与科特德利埃斯(Côte-de-Liesse)区间服务中断。
  • 凯里·普莱斯(Carey Price)在入选名人堂后将在贝尔中心(Bell Centre)接受表彰。
  • 专家称魁北克大选不太可能危及丘吉尔瀑布(Churchill Falls)协议。
  • 新的美国关税可能影响蒙特利尔一家非营利艺术团体。
  • (重复列出)伪枫糖浆集体诉讼针对超市。

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