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多伦多要闻 · 票价上调、缴获385公斤可卡因与洛瑞7号退役

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 加拿大边境服务局(CBSA)于8月13日在蓝水桥(Blue Water Bridge)口岸查获约385公斤疑似可卡因。 一辆商用卡车在皮特爱德华(Point Edward)通关口被列为二次检查对象,执法人员在车内发现约385公斤疑似可卡因;司机被逮捕,皇家加拿大骑警(RCMP)以走私受控物质和为贩运目的持有等罪名起诉。
  2. 士嘉堡一社区凌晨发生三辆车被纵火;警方将其作为疑似纵火案处理。 消防队在凌晨1:30左右接报,地点靠近贝拉米北路(Bellamy Road North)与劳伦斯东大道(Lawrence Avenue East),火势被控制后由警方接手;无人员受伤,多伦多警方呼吁公众提供线索。
  3. 与美国领事馆枪击案有关的19岁扎拉·贾比(Zara Jabbi)在保释听证后仍被严格限制保释。 贾比于6月被逮捕,并因涉嫌与一宗“雇枪”网络有关的六项指控面临起诉;在7月7日的保释听证后,她继续被软禁并佩戴GPS监控;法院准予释放的理由被禁止公开。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 工会确认两名美国空中交通管制员据称在3月拉瓜迪亚(LaGuardia)撞机前提早下班。 全国空中交通管制员联合会(NATCA)表示正就两名管制员约提前一小时打卡离岗的指控进行讨论;3月22日的跑道相撞导致两名加拿大航空(Air Canada)飞行员死亡,也促使美国联邦航空管理局(FAA)讨论纪律处分。
  2. 数据显示,去年安大略省有七所私立职业学院从学生援助计划(OSAP)获得合计3.85亿加元拨款。 省学生资助数据表明,上述私立职业学院在上一财年共领取了3.85亿加元的OSAP资金。
  3. 多家法律团体对安大略省新出台的现金保释制度提起司法挑战。 多个法律组织已向安大略省法院提起诉讼,将对该省近期现金保释改革的争议移入司法程序。

💼 经济与商业

  1. Metrolinx(Metrolinx)宣布自9月8日起,将把GO Transit(GO Transit)和UP Express(UP Express)首次逃票罚款提高至200加元。 新的处罚结构将首次违规罚款从35加元上调至200加元,后续违规罚款更高;运输部长普拉布米特·萨卡里亚(Prabmeet Sarkaria)表示,付费搭乘有助于维持安全且可靠的公共交通系统。
  2. 安大略与魁北克多地的夏季风暴导致估计4.39亿加元的保险损失。 灾难指数与量化公司(Catastrophe Indices and Quantification Inc.)报告,6月30日至7月3日的风暴造成约4.39亿加元的保险损失,渥太华在7月1日记录到118毫米降雨,超4500起地下室进水报告。

🏈 体育

  1. 多伦多猛龙(Toronto Raptors)将于1月10日在斯科舍班克竞技场(Scotiabank Arena)对费城76人(Philadelphia 76ers)的比赛中退役凯尔·洛瑞(Kyle Lowry)的7号球衣。 洛瑞在多伦多效力九个赛季,帮助球队夺得2019年NBA总冠军;球队计划在1月7日至8日举办一系列特别活动。
  2. 弗劳杰·约翰逊(Flau'jae Johnson)在近期比赛中砍下20分,带领阵容吃紧的坦帕队(Tempo)取得亮眼表现。 约翰逊在赛事记分表中记下20分,成为球队的得分主力,尽管阵容人员不足。

📰 今日其他要闻

  • GO Transit首次逃票罚款将上调逾450%,与Metrolinx自9月8日生效的新规一致。
  • 与美国领事馆枪击案有关的19岁嫌疑人保释被维持,另一起法院裁决。
  • 一名自由党国会议员家中车辆被纵火——警方调查疑似纵火案。
  • 多伦多尼泊尔裔加拿大社区在突发洪水后等待援助更新。
  • 警方在三栋索恩克里夫公园(Thorncliffe Park)公寓楼遭枪击后搜寻涉案车辆,调查仍在进行。
  • 大多伦多地区两个选区省级补选提前投票开始。
  • 被控在TTC地铁刺杀致死的嫌疑人被判无罪,不构成二级谋杀。
  • 市府征询居民意见,说明多伦多市政选举的利害关系。
  • 安大略省心理健康服务在开学前趋于紧张,服务供给吃紧。
  • 密西沙加通过新章程以遏制翻修驱逐(renovictions)。
  • 唐纳德·特朗普(Donald Trump)签署命令,将安大略湖更名为“美国湖”(Lake America),联邦公告记录在案。

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