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多伦多要闻 · 士嘉堡公交道开通、谢泼德致命车祸与惠特比上诉

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 谢泼德东大街与格兰德河大道相撞的摩托车手被宣告死亡。 多伦多警方表示,事故发生在周三晚上约9:30;车手被送医时伤势危及生命,后被宣告死亡。肇事司机留在现场,相关道路已封闭以便调查。
  2. 警方寻找疑在8月18日于回旋场公园(Roundhouse Park)性侵一名6岁儿童的男子。 多伦多警方描述嫌疑人为55至60岁,佩戴银框眼镜,并公布了一张照片;事件约在下午4:15发生于罗渣士中心与史蒂姆惠斯尔(Steamwhistle)之间。调查人员请知情者联络警方。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 上诉法院维持对惠特比男子对逃跑入侵者开枪的一项729天有条件刑期。 贾森·门罗在去年8月被判729天徒刑,并附加三年缓刑,涉案源于2022年6月17日在安德伍德驱的一起入室事件;初审法院认定他在屋内的行为无罪,但认定他在对方逃离时鲁莽开枪,应负刑责。
  2. 一名在圣克莱尔萨尔萨(Salsa on St. Clair)枪击案中被控一级谋杀的男子出庭。 在该场所发生的致命枪击已有嫌疑人被起诉,嫌犯周四在多伦多出庭,凶杀案调查仍在进行中。
  3. 约克区警方称一名23岁男子在一对一足球课程中性侵青少年后被捕。 调查显示事件发生在沃恩米兰诺大道与马丁格罗夫路附近;扎卡里·韦恩斯坦周三被捕,面临性侵与性干预指控,警方表示可能还有其他受害者。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 多伦多交通委员会将于9月30日提前六个月开放新的士嘉堡高架公交快速道。 交通委员会宣布9月30日开通,称可将前往士嘉堡市中心的车程缩短七分钟,每周为超过118,000名乘客节省一小时以上的通勤时间;市长奥利维亚·周同时提到9月将开始实施车费封顶。
  2. 民调显示市长奥利维亚·周在已决定选民中以49%对38%领先布拉德·布拉德福德。 Liaison Strategies 的民调在市政选举还有约两个月时进行,奥利维亚·周支持率49%,布拉德福德38%。民调按地理与性别细分,显示奥利维亚·周在女性、闹市区、北约克与士嘉堡领先。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 防弹少年团重返多伦多,本周末两场体育场演唱会售罄,吸引约10万名粉丝。 “阿里郎世界巡回”(Arirang World Tour)定于周六和周日在罗渣士体育场举行,当地粉丝团“BTS Army Toronto”表示,乐队时隔十余年回归,这是一次重要的社区活动。
  2. 多伦多节奏队在主场场场售罄并赴西岸温哥华参赛,展现全国影响力。 节奏队主席特蕾莎·雷施指出,可口可乐体育馆的每场主场比赛都售罄,球队本周末将在罗渣士竞技场对阵波特兰与拉斯维加斯,此前去年在温哥华曾举办吸引15,892名观众的售罄赛事。

📰 今日其他新闻

  • 贾马尔·马格洛尔、戴夫·斯马特等十人入选加拿大篮球名人堂,公布10人班底。
  • 多伦多交通委员会确认士嘉堡公交快速道将于9月30日开放,已公布确切日期。
  • 球迷批评多伦多节奏队新吉祥物,揭幕后引发反响。
  • 多伦多节奏队正式被淘汰出季后赛,确认遭遇12连败。
  • 免费多伦多艺术节将在被烧毁教堂遗址启动,活动即将开幕。
  • 防弹少年团重返多伦多两晚体育场演唱会,门票售罄。
  • 省方公布35所新建与扩建学校,公告在教师合同谈判期间发布。
  • 安大略省教育部长称他“非常乐观”罢工不会导致学校关闭,合同将于8月底到期。
  • 三场联邦补选提前投票将于周五开始,投票日定在8月31日。
  • 省警加入对伦敦健康科学中心涉嫌欺诈的调查,举报热线1-844-677-9413已开通。
  • 安大略省警在瓦尔波尔岛调查中缴获价值1.28万加元的毒品与枪械,三人被控。
  • (重复)防弹少年团粉丝团为罗渣士体育场两场售罄演出做准备,社区团体负责人受访。
  • 随着提名截止日临近,部分安大略市政席位仍无人竞争,提名将于周五截止。
  • (图集)士嘉堡摩托车手撞车身亡,现场报道。
  • 关于锂离子电池火灾的解读发布,详述安全细节。
  • 最近辞职的自由党联邦议员宣布竞选士嘉堡北市议会席位,宣布开启竞选。
  • 部分安大略市政席位在提名截止前无人竞争,地方民主问题被关注。
  • 温莎一名女子因8月3日柠檬水摊事件被控袭击,导致两名男童受伤。
  • 贾马尔·马格洛尔领衔加拿大篮球名人堂班底,入选典礼将在新不伦瑞克省圣斯蒂芬举行。
  • (重复)节奏队在温哥华的比赛显示其全国影响力,主场场场售罄。
  • 马克汉姆印第赛开幕日失误引发赛会主席道歉,官员已致歉。

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