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渥太华周五要闻 · 提名截止、费德利餐费指控与波特霍普核电争议

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 安大略省市政选举提名今日下午2点截止。 想参选者须在下午2点前完成登记,以角逐2026年10月26日的投票。近日报名名单出现高调人选,包括前国会议员内特·厄斯金-史密斯(Nate Erskine-Smith);观察人士指出,多数选区出现只有一人或无人参选的情况,约克大学(York University)的扎卡里·斯派塞(Zachary Spicer)点名密西沙加(Mississauga)和汉密尔顿(Hamilton)为值得关注的竞选战场。

  2. 安大略省部长维克·费德利(Vic Fedeli)被指控由其选区组织承担2.1万多加元的公务用餐费用。 公共记录显示,费德利在2023至2025年间申报的政府出差费用超过180,000加元;保守党(Progressive Conservative Party)及其公开的费用文件则称,费德利所在的尼皮辛选区组织为部分工作人员的餐费买单,金额逾21,000加元。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 一名男子因2021年5月绑架及企图绑架两名女子被判2年半徒刑。 高等法院法官詹姆斯·斯特里博普卢斯(James Stribopoulos)在被告迪亚维恩·亨宁翰(Diavion Henningham)于2025年9月26日认罪后宣判。庭审时获悉,亨宁翰于2021年5月21日在密西沙加的霍伦塔里奥街(Hurontario Street)与伊格林顿大道(Eglinton Avenue)附近的公共场所锁定独自一人的女性为目标。

  2. 安省警察局在一宗冷案中重启上诉,因通过基因谱系辨认出卑诗省一名女性遗骸。 安大略省警察表示,2005年8月28日在7号公路发现的遗骸确认属于坦米·艾琳·潘纳(Tammy Eileen Penner),她于2005年2月7日被报失踪。调查人员指出,潘纳最后被目击于2005年6月30日靠近米德兰购物中心(Midland Mall),以及约在2005年7月30日靠近一家哈斯基(Husky)卡车站。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 安大略宣布在波特霍普设大型新核反应堆,居民强烈反弹。 省政府公布将在人口约18,000人的波特霍普附近兴建大型核电站,此举重新激起当地长期担忧。当地与核工业往来可追溯近一个世纪,自20世纪30年代的埃尔多拉多镭精炼厂(Eldorado radium refinery)起即有核工业活动历史。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 渥太华国家2SLGBTQ+纪念碑在主题上聚焦毁灭与重生。 新落成的国家纪念碑在其设计与解说中强调毁灭与重生的主题,揭幕报道如是指出。

📰 还有今天

  • 里多街一系列商店盗窃案抓获17人。
  • 期待已久的奥尔良(Orléans)自行车道获联邦资金支持。
  • 渥太华红黑军(Redblacks)负于领先的阿鲁埃特(Alouettes),连败扩大至16场。
  • 渥太华工会担忧省府在新学年前试图“剥夺”地方委员会权力。
  • 加蒂诺(Gatineau)一名自闭症学生被拒绝以残障为由豁免法语课程,后被学院开除。
  • 加方在关税谈判中强调对美酒类的禁止措施。
  • 挑战四位渥太华市议员的竞选者招募进入倒计时。
  • 伦弗鲁附近一宗摩托车事故造成1人死亡。
  • 部分渥太华居民表示即便美国酒类重回市场也不会购买。
  • 安大略省省长道格·福特(Doug Ford)对在贸易谈判中恢复美国酒类补货的请求未作回应。

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