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多倫多本週速讀 · 警察槍擊、史卡伯勒公車專用道與CNE

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 威爾森地鐵站附近涉警槍擊案釀一死。 多倫多警方表示,員警於週六下午1:30前往威爾森大道與金高大道(Wilson Avenue 與 King High Avenue)處,接報一輛行為反常車輛;車禍後駕駛疑企圖逃離,員警開槍,嫌疑人在現場被宣告死亡;無員警受傷。

  2. 奈斯坎塔加原住民社區因護理站化糞池受損再度撤離,居民轉移至多倫多旅館。 首領加里·奎塞斯(Gary Quisess)表示,這個需飛機抵達的北方社區本月宣布進入緊急狀態,因承包商損壞社區唯一護理站下方化糞池,導致今夏第二度撤離,多戶家庭被安置在多倫多擁擠的旅館房間。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 南環公園(Roundhouse Park)發生對六歲孩童的性侵案,警方尋找涉案男子。 多倫多警方表示,8月18日約下午4:15在羅渥斯中心(Rogers Centre)與蒸汽啤酒廠(Steamwhistle)間發生該案;嫌疑人大約55至60歲,頭頂禿、黑灰髮後退,警方已發布照片並呼籲民眾提供線索。

  2. 警方搜尋6月國王西街夜店暴力攻擊嫌疑人。 員警表示,6月21日發生於斯帕丁納與國王西街(Spadina 與 King West)附近的打鬥造成一人受非致命傷;嫌疑人年約20至25歲、身高約5英尺8英寸,最後被見到穿Polo衫與反戴棒球帽,隨後逃離現場。

  3. 涉7月聖克萊爾大道(St. Clair Avenue)高關注槍擊案的一名男子被控一級謀殺,已出庭。 法院紀錄顯示,被告在市中心涉入的槍擊案面臨一級謀殺指控,案件程序持續中,他已在多倫多出庭。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 多倫多公車公司表示史卡伯勒公車專用道將於9月30日啟用。 多倫多公車公司(TTC)宣布,已退役的史卡伯勒輕軌(Scarborough RT)將改建為高架公車專用道,預定9月30日開放;市長奧莉維亞·周(奧莉維亞·周)表示,超過118,000名每週通勤乘客可節省逾一小時通勤時間,且票價上限制度將自9月生效。

  2. 各省省長支持卡尼(Carney)放棄美加貿易協議的決定,並在美國對大量加拿大商品課徵50%關稅後予以對應。 本週談判破裂,美方對數十億加元商品加徵50%關稅,包括安大略省省長道格·福特在內的省長們於多倫多告訴記者,他們支持以「一刀一刀」方式對等加徵關稅,並抵制他們稱為「對安大略不利」的協議。

  3. 公開紀錄顯示安大略部長向其選區聯盟申報逾21,000加元的外國出差餐飲費。 紀錄指出,部長維克·費德里(Vic Fedeli)在2023年至2025年間多次出差推廣任務時,將「境外」餐費記入選區聯盟帳戶,同時將機票與旅館費由納稅人負擔,整體出差支出總額逾180,000加元。

  4. 安大略市政選舉提名截止,候選人可報名至今日下午2時。 10月26日投票的提名時限於今日下午結束,知名參選人包括前聯邦議員納特·厄斯金-史密斯(Nate Erskine-Smith)投入海灘—東約克(Beaches—East York)選區;多倫多與密西沙加出現大量最後時刻登記情況。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 全工會(Unifor)與通用汽車達成涵蓋約4,600名安大略汽車工人之臨時協議。 該工會週六宣布,安省奧沙華(Oshawa)、英格索爾(Ingersoll)、聖凱瑟琳斯(St. Catharines)與伍德斯托克(Woodstock)等廠區員工一致通過臨時協議;協議仍需會員批准,談判自8月10日展開。

  2. 計畫在多倫多興建的人工智慧資料中心可能重塑電力網絡,但誰出錢仍有疑問。 本週報導指出,市內規劃中的高密度運算設施令電網營運單位擔憂其尖峰供電需求,且相關輸電與配電升級的費用由誰負擔仍未明。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 第147屆加拿大國家博覽會(CNE)開幕,展期至9月7日。 主辦單位預期數以千計人潮參與這項全國最大夏季展會;執行長馬克·霍蘭(Mark Holland)指出,今年展會推出多項新奇美食,包括奶酪通心粉(Kraft Dinner)奶昔與氮氣處理奧利奧等特色品項。

  2. 多倫多動物園為矮河馬幼獸命名為「楓糖」。 動物園本週宣布正式名稱,此命名係在公眾關注與園方命名程序後決定。

  3. 教會街(Church Street)無車試辦計畫獲商家與官員肯定。 市府報告與當地商家均讚許試辦成效,官員指出步行活動增加,商家報告試辦週末營收回升。

  4. 市中心燒毀教堂遺址附近將舉辦免費藝術節。 主辦單位表示,藝術節將利用被保存的遺址作為表演與裝置場地,於八月底安排一系列免費活動,展現本地藝術家作品於該文化遺址中。

🏈 體育

  1. 藍鳥(Toronto Blue Jays)球星弗拉基米爾·格雷羅(Vladimir Guerrero Jr.)通過腦震盪測試,預計週六歸隊。 球隊醫療團隊本週讓格雷羅通過最終腦震盪程序,藍鳥列其為預計在週六比賽重返先發名單。

  2. 多倫多節奏(Toronto Tempo)在遭遇第12連敗後正式被淘汰季後賽。 這支與女子職業籃球聯盟(WNBA)有關的隊伍本週吞下第12場連敗,數學上結束本季晉級希望。

  3. 馬格羅爾(Magloire)、史馬特(Smart)等共十人入選加拿大籃球名人堂。 本週公布的十大入選者,表揚他們對加拿大籃球歷史的貢獻,為名人堂再添新血。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 環境部報告週日大多倫多地區遭遇豪雨。 氣象人員記錄到週日在大多倫多地區廣泛強降雨;本地路況報告指出交通緩慢並有低窪幹道局部淹水。

  2. 環境部警告本週末大多倫多地區有陣雨與雷暴。 該機構發布週末展望,預期區內散發性雷暴與時段性強降雨,提醒通勤者注意短時洪水與淹水路段可能導致車道封閉的風險。

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