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渥太华要闻 · 周二:关税冲击、OSAP债务上升与省警缴毒案

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 安大略省反对派敦促议会召回,因50%美国关税冲击加拿大发货。 反对党要求安大略省长道格·福特(Doug Ford)召回皇后公园议会,讨论针对数十亿加元加拿大商品自周六起被征收50%美国关税的救济措施;福特称召回要求是“卑劣政治”,同时扩大了该省“保护安大略”融资计划的适用范围。

  2. 道格·福特在称特朗普难听话后收敛措辞,转而寻求达成协议。 在此前的互相指责后,福特周二对CNN表示他希望“为美国人民达成好协议”,并称“事情有点激化了”,此言发生在特朗普的社交媒体嘲讽和建议将安大略湖改名之后。

  3. 特朗普称美国正“考虑”将安大略湖改名为“美洲湖”。 总统唐纳德·特朗普(Trump)在Truth Social上发文称,美国正在“认真考虑”把安大略湖(Lake Ontario)改名为“美洲湖”,背景是与安大略省的贸易关系趋冷;美国对价值约280亿加元的加拿大出口商品实施了50%的关税。

  4. 安大略学生负债增多:OSAP补助可免还部分从85%降至25%。 自8月1日起,省政府将加拿大学生援助计划(OSAP)中不可偿还的助学金比例从85%削减至最高25%,并允许学费在未来三年内每年最多上调2%;即将入读多伦多大学(U of T)研究生的艾丹·杰弗斯(Aidan Jeffers)说,他计划每周工作25–30小时,可能会用食物银行。

  5. 省警缴获约50克甲基苯丙胺、芬太尼及自制电击武器,两人被控。 安大略省警察局(OPP)于8月21日在南弗伦特纳克(South Frontenac)执行搜查令,缴获约50克疑似甲基苯丙胺、2克疑似芬太尼、若干药丸、一辆露营车、一辆全地形车、约1,000加元现金和一把自制电击武器;一名38岁男子面临多项贩运和盗窃相关指控。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 蓝鸟队投手狄兰·西斯推出以其画作为主题的安大略美术馆限量系列。 安大略美术馆(Art Gallery of Ontario)周二发布一套以西斯画作《多伦多前夕》(Eve of Toronto)为核心的限量印刷品、服饰和手提袋系列,安大略美术馆执行官罗丝·劳勒(Ros Lawler)表示,收益将用于支持美术馆的慈善项目。

  2. 布兰特福德发现11只新生小狗弃置箱内,现由寄养与救援收养。 希尔赛德犬舍(Hillside Kennels)从一个纸箱中发现11只出生1–2天的小狗,并将其转交给“萨托救援:终点线犬只救援”(Sato Saved End of the Line Dog Rescue);其中一只小狗有唇腭裂需进行管饲,后来为小狗安排了寄养家庭。

📰 Also Today

  • 联邦宣布对ROPEC提供资金,增强应对停电的韧性。
  • 随着8月1日OSAP变动生效,学生紧张应对。
  • 无人竞争:11个社区将在即将到来的选举中无竞选对手被直接推选。
  • 渥太华企业考虑在新关税下减少对美国客户的依赖。

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