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蒙特婁周三要聞:奧利佛·瓊斯告別、代孕訴訟與REM服務中斷

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 蒙特婁鄰居震驚:一名婦女疑似遭親密伴侶暴力致死。 蒙特婁鄰居將該死亡案報為親密伴侶暴力;警方證實一名婦女遇害,調查人員正處理現場。初步報告未公布任何指控或法庭日期。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 與龍格伊(Longueuil)警察射殺少年相關的案子中,11名青少年控罪被暫緩。 一名法官對11名與龍格伊警察射殺致死少年調查有關的青少年,裁定暫緩起訴;此決定在法律與調查審查進行期間暫停刑事程序。

🏛️ 政策與政治

  1. 總理要求各省補貨美國酒品,加拿大與美國敲定貿易協定文字。 據報導,總理 Mark Carney(馬克·卡尼)要求省督長將美國酒類重新上架,渥太華與華盛頓正敲定貿易協定的相關文字;新斯科舍省省長 Tim Houston(提姆·休斯頓)證實有此要求,並表示各省去年在美國加徵關稅後已將美國酒類下架。

🏥 健康

  1. 荷蘭警方尋求協助,暱稱「Lucky」的男子在阿姆斯特丹昏倒,調查指他可能與加拿大有關。 阿姆斯特丹警方表示,暱稱「Lucky」的無名男子在2023年5月10日昏倒,疑似腦出血或中風,現有失語症,自呼籲辨識身分以來已收到超過500條線索。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 蒙特婁將為爵士鋼琴家 Oliver Jones(奧利佛·瓊斯)舉辦公眾瞻仰與告別禮,瓊斯於7月22日辭世,享壽91歲。 市政廳將於周三舉行公眾瞻仰,週四在小伯根地(Little Burgundy)的 Union United Church 舉行公開葬禮;瓊斯享年91歲,為加拿大勳章成員,成長於小伯根地。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 蒙特婁一對夫婦控告安大略代孕機構,指出死產後索賠近20萬加元。 Kristina Kasparian(克里斯蒂娜·卡斯帕良)與 Jeremy Cohen(傑里米·科恩)指稱 Canadian Fertility Consulting(加拿大生育顧問)違反合約並錯誤處理費用報銷,控訴源自他們2023年代孕妊娠在12月死產;該夫婦求償近20萬加元。

📰 今日還有

  • 席琳·迪翁(Céline Dion)在新訪問中談及僵硬人症候群。
  • 加拿大衛生部在蒙特婁商店查獲未經授權避孕用品與抗生素。
  • 假楓糖漿集體訴訟現擴及主要超市連鎖。
  • 魁人黨(Parti Québécois)暫停公投策略遭質疑能否吸引選民。
  • 伊努(Innu)外科醫師談伊武吉維克(Ivujivik)兒童死亡事件與原住民健康議題。
  • 奧熱-阿利亞西姆(Auger-Aliassime)在辛辛那提公開賽擊敗 Cerundolo,晉級16強。
  • REM(區域快線)在布羅薩(Brossard)與 Côte-de-Liesse 之間服務中斷。
  • Carey Price(凱里·普萊斯)進入名人堂後將在貝爾中心(Bell Centre)獲表彰。
  • 專家表示魁北克選舉不太可能威脅丘吉爾瀑布(Churchill Falls)協議。
  • 新的美國關稅可能影響蒙特婁一家非營利藝術團體。
  • (重複列出之 ID)假楓糖漿集體訴訟針對超市。

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