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多倫多要聞 · 星期四:士嘉堡巴士專用道、Sheppard 致命車禍與惠特比上訴

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🚑 最新事故

  1. 機車騎士在 Sheppard Ave East 與 Grand River Blvd. 相撞後宣告死亡。 多倫多警察局(Toronto Police)表示,事故發生於週三約晚上9:30;騎士送醫時為危及生命傷勢,後不治;駕車者留在現場調查,道路一度封閉。
  2. 警方尋找據稱在 8 月 18 日於 Roundhouse Park 性侵 6 歲童的男子。 多倫多警察局描述嫌犯年約55至60歲,戴銀框眼鏡並公布照片;事件發生於下午約4:15,地點介於 羅渣士中心(Rogers Centre)與 Steamwhistle 之間,調查人員請知情者聯絡警方。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 上訴法院維持對惠特比(Whitby)男子射擊逃逸入侵者之 729 天有條件判刑。 傑森·蒙羅(Jason Munroe)在去年8月被判729天及三年緩刑,源自2022年6月17日位於 Underwood Drive 的入室侵案;審判法院認定他在住宅內的行為無罪,但在入侵者逃離時射擊,屬魯莽開槍。
  2. 涉 Salsa on St. Clair 槍擊案的被告被控一級謀殺,今在多倫多出庭。 當局已對該場館發生的致命槍擊提出指控;被告週四在多倫多出庭,謀殺調查仍在進行。
  3. 約克區警察稱青少年在一對一足球課被性侵,23歲男子遭捕。 調查指出事件發生在沃恩(Vaughan) Milano Ave 與 Martin Grove Rd 附近;扎卡里·韋恩斯坦(Zachary Weinstein)週三被捕,面臨性侵與性干涉指控,警方表示可能還有其他受害者。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 多倫多公車局(TTC)將於 9 月 30 日提前六個月啟用新的士嘉堡巴士專用道。 公車局宣布9月30日啟用,預計可減少前往士嘉堡市中心(Scarborough Town Centre)行程七分鐘,並每週為超過118,000名乘客節省一小時以上;市長奧麗維亞·趙(Olivia Chow)也指出九月起將實施票價上限機制。
  2. 民調顯示市長奧麗維亞·趙領先布拉德·布拉德福(Brad Bradford),決定選民中 49% 對 38%。 Liaison Strategies 的調查在市政選舉前約兩個月發現趙以49%領先布拉德福的38%;民調分地區與性別顯示趙在女性、都心、北約克與士嘉堡領先。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 防彈少年團(BTS)本週末回歸多倫多,兩場主場演唱會均已售罄,吸引約10萬名歌迷。 「阿里郎世界巡演」(Arirang World Tour)訂於週六與週日在 羅渣士體育館(Rogers Stadium)舉行,本地粉絲團防彈軍團多倫多(BTS Army Toronto)表示,樂團十多年未在本地演出,此次為重大社區活動。
  2. 多倫多 Tempo 籃球隊(Toronto Tempo)透過主場售罄與卑詩省溫哥華的西岸賽事展現全國影響力。 球隊總裁特蕾莎·雷施(Teresa Resch)指出,可口可樂體育館(Coca‑Cola Coliseum)所有主場賽事均售罄,球隊本週末將在 羅渣士體育館對陣波特蘭與拉斯維加斯,去年在溫哥華曾吸引15,892名觀眾售罄。

📰 其他要聞

  • 賈馬爾·馬格洛爾(Jamaal Magloire)、戴夫·史瑪特(Dave Smart)與另八人入選加拿大籃球名人堂,10 人完整名單公布。
  • 多倫多公車局確認士嘉堡巴士專用道將於 9 月 30 日開通。
  • 球迷批評多倫多 Tempo 新吉祥物,揭幕後反應湧現。
  • 多倫多 Tempo 正式無緣季後賽,遭遇12連敗。
  • 免費多倫多藝術節在被焚毀教堂廢墟舉辦,活動即將開幕。
  • 防彈少年團回歸多倫多兩晚體育館演唱會,門票售罄。
  • 省府公布35所新建與擴建學校,公告發表於教師合約談判期間。
  • 安大略省教育廳長表示「非常樂觀」,認為罷工不會導致學校停課,合約將於八月底到期。
  • 三場聯邦補選將於週五開始提前投票,正式投票日為8月31日。
  • 安大略省警(OPP)加入倫敦健康科學中心(London Health Sciences Centre)疑似詐欺調查,公布檢舉專線 1‑844‑677‑9413。
  • OPP 在 Walpole Island 調查中繳獲128萬加元毒品與槍械,三人遭起訴。
  • (重複)防彈軍團多倫多為售罄的 羅渣士體育館 演出做最後準備,社群領袖受訪。
  • 隨著提名截止日逼近,部分安大略市級議席仍無對手,提名週五截止。
  • (圖輯)士嘉堡機車事故導致騎士死亡,相關畫面報導。
  • 針對鋰離子電池起火的說明文章發表,提出安全細節。
  • 近日請辭的自由黨國會議員宣布投入士嘉堡北(Scarborough North)市議會選舉。
  • 隨提名截止,部分安大略市議席仍無人競逐,地方民主受關注。
  • 溫莎(Windsor)女子因8月3日檸檬水攤事件被控襲擊,兩名男童受傷。
  • 賈馬爾·馬格洛爾領銜加拿大籃球名人堂班底,入選典禮將於新不倫瑞克省聖史蒂芬(St. Stephen, N.B.)舉行。
  • (重複)Tempo 在溫哥華的比賽顯示其全國影響力,主場場場售罄。
  • 瑪克漢姆(Markham)印第賽開幕日出包,賽會主席公開道歉。

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