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多倫多要聞 · 省級特別調查組展開調查、74間租控新屋動工、敦達斯街大樹封路(週一)

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🚑 突發與事件

  1. 敦達斯街路段因大樹連同電線倒塌封閉。 多倫多警察於清晨約7時前封閉敦達斯街從雪寶恩(Sherbourne)到西頓(Seaton)路段;多倫多電力公司已接獲通報,派遣人員搶修恢復供電並清理道路。
  2. 68歲自行車騎士在惠特比與停放拖車相撞後不治。 渥太華附近達勒姆警方表示,上週五中午在冠冕路(Coronation)與林德布魯克路(Lyndebrook)發生碰撞,造成68歲騎士重傷送醫後死亡;調查人員正尋求行車記錄器畫面作為證據。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 省級特別調查組展開調查,釐清一名64歲男子在多倫多警察拘留中死亡。 省級特別調查組接手調查,涉案男子疑在闖越道路封閉後遭拘留身亡,調查將釐清警員涉入情況與拘留過程細節。
  2. 與三月美國領事館槍擊案相關的19歲扎拉·賈比(Zara Jabbi)進行保釋審查。 檢方主張賈比不應獲釋;此案與一波搜索行動有關,行動中多倫多警察局查獲兩把原產自美國的手槍,且與尼古拉斯·班尼特(Nicolas Bennett)被控謀殺導致巡警馬克·皮尼佐托(Marc Pinizzotto)之死有牽連。
  3. 省級特別調查組對一宗在伊多比科發生、造成一名18歲受傷案件中的多倫多警員不予起訴。 特別調查組審查後宣布不提控告,該起碰撞事故中18歲當事人受傷,涉案警員獲無罪名結論。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 在接近三一鐘木公園的市有土地動工,將興建74間受租金管制的住宅。 市長奧莉維亞·周到場與聯邦合作夥伴共同主持動工儀式,建設將利用「建造加拿大住宅」計畫資金,在原市政停車場基地上興建74個租屋單位,多為兩至三房配置。

🏥 衛生與健康

  1. 早餐俱樂部表示:安大略每三名兒童就有一人在食物不安全的家庭中成長。 加拿大早餐俱樂部報告指出,在多倫多支援863個學校計畫,覆蓋逾25萬名兒童,並稱安大略每三名兒童就有一名面臨家庭食物不安全;多倫多的學生日常營養計畫今年秋季將擴大到另外78所公立學校。
  2. 精神健康研究發現:2025年安大略學生中46%出現中度至重度心理困擾。 安大略學生藥物使用與健康調查顯示,心理困擾比率自2023年的51%下降,但仍偏高;調查也指出,2025年有十分之一學生曾參與體育賭博,高於2017年的1%。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 市府在西區興建住屋計畫動工,預計提供74個單位。
  • 尼亞加拉警方重啟協尋,尋求協助調查2025年7月8匹馬遭刺傷案。
  • 安大略省省警警告:有電話詐騙者偽冒蘇德伯里省警號碼705‑564‑6900。
  • 五個安大略社區仍在等待綠地醜聞賠償。
  • 前總統川普威脅對加拿大汽車、卡車與鋼鐵加徵新50%關稅。
  • 府首席道格·福特在真相社群貼文後稱川普通過「輸家」與「獨裁者」。
  • 安大略在通往火環地帶的道路動工,稱可望帶來2200億加元經濟效益與7萬個職位。
  • 調查顯示安大略青少年心理壓力自疫情以來有所下降。
  • 莫斯公園社區路段被倒下的大樹阻斷交通。
  • 道格·福特將在漢密爾頓就加美貿易緊張發表演說。
  • 四名未滿18歲的加拿大選手入選加拿大太平洋堪薩斯城女子公開賽;黃安娜並列第四。
  • 惠特比有騎士與停放拖車相撞死亡,警方先前報導。
  • 省級特別調查組對伊多比科事故中涉案警員不予起訴。
  • 省級特別調查組調查一名64歲男子在警拘期間死亡,疑與闖越道路封閉有關。
  • 安大略騎士在惠特比與停放拖車相撞後於醫院死亡。
  • 市中心敦達斯街一段因倒樹連帶拉倒電線而封路。

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