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多伦多本周回顾 · 警方开火、士嘉堡巴士专用道与加拿大国家博览会

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多伦多(Toronto)周报,涵盖突发事件、治安、政府与文化等要闻。

🚑 突发与事件

  1. 威尔逊地铁站附近警员开火致一人死亡。 多伦多警方称,周六下午1:30前,警员接报前往威尔逊大道与金高大道一带,处置一辆行驶异常的车辆;车辆在撞击后司机疑似企图逃离,警员开枪,嫌疑人在现场被宣布死亡;无警员受伤。

  2. 内斯坎塔加原住民社区因护理站化粪池受损再次撤离,居民被安置到多伦多酒店。 首领加里·奎塞斯(Gary Quisess)表示,这个只能靠飞机出入的北方社区本月在承包商破坏其唯一护理站下方化粪池后宣布进入紧急状态,这是今年第二次撤离,许多家庭被挤在多伦多的酒店房间里。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 寻人:涉嫌在回转车库公园对一名六岁儿童性侵的男子。 多伦多警方称,事件发生在8月18日下午约4:15,地点位于罗杰斯中心(Rogers Centre)与史蒂姆惠斯尔(Steamwhistle)之间;嫌疑人年龄约55–60岁,头顶秃,黑灰相间头发后移。警方已公布照片并呼吁公众提供线索。

  2. 警方搜寻涉嫌6月在国王西街夜店暴力袭击的嫌犯。 警方称,6月21日斯帕丁纳(Spadina)与国王西街附近发生争斗,导致一名受害者受非致命伤;嫌犯年龄约20–25岁,身高约5英尺8英寸,最后被见到时穿着POLO衫并戴反戴棒球帽,随后逃离现场。

  3. 被控一级谋杀的“圣克莱尔莎莎夜店”枪击案嫌犯在多伦多出庭。 法院记录显示,该被告被控与7月在圣克莱尔大道发生的高调枪击案有关联;他已在多伦多出庭,庭审仍在进行中。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 士嘉堡巴士专用道定于9月30日开通,TTC宣布。 TTC表示,退役的士嘉堡轻轨(Scarborough RT)将改造为高架巴士专用道并于9月30日开放;市长奥利维亚·周(Olivia Chow)称,超过118,000名每周通勤者的通勤时间将节省超过一小时,并且9月起实施车费封顶政策。

  2. 各省省长支持卡尼(Carney)放弃美加贸易协定决定,并在美方对加国商品征收50%关税后采取对等关税。 在谈判本周破裂并且美国对数十亿美元加国产品征收50%关税后,包括安大略省省长道格·福特(Doug Ford)在内的省长们在多伦多对记者表示,支持“以关税对等”回应,并抵制他们称之为“对安大略不利”的协议。

  3. 公开记录显示,安大略一名部长向其选区协会报销逾21,000加元的对外公务餐费。 公共记录显示,部长维克·费德利(Vic Fedeli)在2023至2025年间多次将“出国”餐费记入其选区协会账目,同时将航班和酒店费用记入纳税人支出,贸易使命的总开支超过180,000加元。

  4. 安大略市政选举提名截止至今日下午2点,提名窗口关闭。 10月26日投票的提名期今天下午结束,知名参选人包括前国会议员内特·厄斯金-史密斯(Nate Erskine-Smith)在海滩—东约克选区的参选,以及多伦多和密西沙加一波迟报候选人的涌入。

💼 经济与商业

  1. Unifor与通用汽车达成覆盖约4,600名安大略工人的初步协议。 工会周六宣布,位于奥沙瓦、英格索尔、圣凯瑟琳斯和伍德斯托克工厂的工人达成一致通过的初步协议;该协议仍需会员投票批准,双方自8月10日开始谈判。

  2. 拟在多伦多建设的人工智能数据中心可能重塑电网;谁来买单仍是疑问。 本周报道指出,多伦多计划建设高密度计算设施,电网运营方对满足峰值用电需求及谁将承担必要输配电升级费用表示担忧。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 加拿大国家博览会(CNE)第147届开幕,入场开放至9月7日。 组委会预计成千上万市民将前来参加这个全国最大的夏季博览会;CNE首席执行官马克·霍兰(Mark Holland)指出,今年展会推出的新奇食品包括速溶芝士面奶昔和氮气奥利奥甜点等。

  2. 多伦多动物园(Toronto Zoo)公布侏儒河马幼崽正式命名为“枫叶”。 动物园本周宣布幼崽的官方名字,此前公众参与了命名过程。

  3. 教堂街(Church Street)无车试点受到商家和官员称赞。 城市报告和当地商户称赞试点成效,官员指出步行活动增加,商家报告试点周末营业额上升。

  4. 免费艺术节将在市中心烧毁教堂遗址旁启动。 组织者表示,艺术节将利用保留的遗址举办表演和装置展,安排一系列八月底的免费活动,展示本地艺术家在该遗产场地的作品。

🏈 体育

  1. 多伦多蓝鸟(Blue Jays)外野手弗拉基米尔·格雷罗(Vladimir Guerrero Jr.)脑震荡检查通过,预计周六复出。 球队医疗组本周完成对格雷罗的最终脑震荡评估并通过,他被列为预计在周六回到首发阵容。

  2. 多伦多Tempo(Toronto Tempo)连败12场后正式被淘汰出季后赛争夺。 这支WNBA附属球队本周输掉第12场连败,数学上结束了本赛季进入季后赛的可能性。

  3. 马格卢瓦(Magloire)、斯马特(Smart)等十人入选加拿大篮球名人堂。 本周公布的入选名单包括10名成员,表彰他们对加拿大篮球历史的贡献。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 环境加拿大报告称周日在大多伦多地区出现强降雨。 预报记录显示周日大多伦多地区普遍出现暴雨;本地路况报告称交通缓慢并有部分低洼主干道发生局部积水。

  2. 环境加拿大提醒本周末大多伦多有阵雨和雷暴。 该机构发布周末天气展望,预计区域内有散发性雷暴和强降雨,提醒通勤者短时内可能出现山洪暴发式积水和路段封闭的情况。

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