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蒙特利尔周一要闻:机场工作人员危急、拉萨尔学院申请债务保护与魁北克选举走向未明

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 蒙特利尔市议会将就暂停与以色列的机构联系投票。 蒙特利尔计划动议拟在周一市议会提交,要求城市暂停与以色列政府及市镇的联系,并谴责其为所谓的种族隔离政权;该提案获得蒙特利尔反种族隔离组织支持,属于市级层面的机构关系暂停。
  2. 魁北克选举活动启动,公投话题与美国贸易威胁登上议程。 分析人士称,克里斯汀·弗雷舍特预计将在10月5日大选前正式触发选战,魁北克党在民调中领先,主权问题与对美贸易摩擦成为竞选主题。
  3. 联邦政府承诺113亿加元在勒维建造六艘破冰船。 总理马克·卡尼在大维造船厂宣布这项113亿加元的造船合同,称工程将于明年秋季开工,建造期内约可支持5,000个岗位。
  4. 在美国对价值280亿加元出口加征50%关税后,加拿大准备“以牙还牙”式对等关税。 联邦政府表示将在美国对价值280亿加元的加拿大出口商品征收50%新关税生效后做出回应,并承诺“下周初”公布加拿大的对等措施细节。
  5. 拉萨尔学院申请债权人保护,面临近4,800万加元欠款。 私立拉萨尔学院向魁北克高等法院表示,面临约4,800万加元欠省政府债务——其中超过2,900万加元为超出英语课程配额的罚款——法院给予为期10天的保护令,以便学院争取还款协议;在补贴恢复前,课程继续暂停。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 一名会三语的泰米尔裔魁北克人说,语言保护塑造了她的身份。 一位蒙特利尔居民讲述,维护法语,同时兼顾泰米尔语与另一门语言,如何影响她在魁北克的身份认同和日常生活。
  2. 蒙特利尔维克托尔队遗失的沃尔特杯替代奖杯找回并归还球队。 职业女子冰球联赛表示,该队一只重达35磅、直径24英寸的沃尔特杯复制品上周在运输中遗失,目前已找到并归还;原始冠军杯仍收藏在多伦多冰球名人堂。

📰 今日要闻

  • 蒙特利尔机场一名交通管制员被飞机撞击,情况危急。
  • 渥太华公布113亿加元项目,在大维造船厂为魁北克建造六艘破冰船。
  • 各党领袖在魁北克选举前概述应对贸易战的方案。
  • 魁北克国会议员文森特·马里萨尔将代表魁北克党参选。
  • 覆盖多市的新公交线路在蒙特利尔南岸开通。
  • 魁北克财政部长表示美国“不能决定我们的身份”,谈及法语问题。
  • 本周加拿大上空可见部分月食。
  • 有关以色列的争议动议重返蒙特利尔市议会议程。
  • 选举入门:在10月5日投票前,魁北克竞选问题与时间线解析。
  • 拉萨尔学院在偿还数百万债务期间向魁北克寻求解决方案。

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