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蒙特利尔周五要闻:选战交锋、贸易战冲击与阿卢埃特爆冷

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 前蒙特利尔神父因性侵男童入狱,面临新指控。 报道称检方已追加指控,嫌疑人仍被羁押。
  2. 蒙特利尔按摩师被控偷窥;警方寻求潜在受害者联系。 蒙特利尔警方表示已提出指控,并呼吁可能被拍摄的人与调查人员联络。

🏛️ 政策与政治

  1. 魁北克竞选第2日转向税收、育儿假与美国贸易战。 魁北克党(Parti Québécois)领袖保罗·圣皮埃尔·普拉蒙东(Paul St‑Pierre Plamondon)承诺将企业税减20%,并抨击因取消项目导致魁北克在承诺融资上最多损失29亿加元的北沃特(Northvolt)工厂。
  2. 美国关税争端正在重塑魁北克选民优先议题,距10月5日投票临近。 国家银行(National Bank)报告称,魁北克在各省中面临最高的有效出口关税率,部分选民的关注点正从主权议题转向贸易问题。
  3. 蒙特利尔公司因关税将生产线北迁;无香公司(The Unscented Company)预计到2026年底面临150,000加元关税成本。 创始人阿尼·鲁洛(Anie Rouleau)表示,公司已在加拿大生产80%的库存,并将提高本地采购以应对短期成本上升。

🏈 体育

  1. 温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Winnipeg Blue Bombers)以44-28爆冷席卷CFL领头羊蒙特利尔阿卢埃特(Montreal Alouettes);蓝色轰炸机战绩升至6胜5负。 扎克·科拉罗斯(Zach Collaros)完成26投32中、324码与两次达阵传球,温尼伯终结了对蒙特利尔的三连败。
  2. 前蒙特利尔博览会队(Montreal Expos)播报员雅克·杜塞(Jacques Doucet)逝世,享年86岁。 遗体告别新闻报道了这位长期播报员的去世。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 威伦斯基轻午餐(Wilensky’s Light Lunch)以其一款标志性单一三明治点单继续吸引蒙特利尔食客。 这篇人物特写回顾了这家小餐馆坚持只提供芥末三明治点单的长久魅力。
  2. 联邦部长肖恩·弗雷泽(Sean Fraser)对美国撤回关于语言与文化立场表示欢迎,魁北克方面有反应。 联邦部长的表态出现在华盛顿调整其在语言和文化问题上的立场之后。

📰 另外要闻

  • 魁北克圣安热尔德梅里西(Sainte-Angèle-de-Mérici)一辆重型车辆卷入碰撞,1人死亡。
  • 魁北克各党领袖竞选第2日上路,关注点转向蒙特利尔周边地区。
  • 解读:自上次选举以来魁北克选区地图如何变化,含新选区说明。
  • 在自闭症学生遭拒后,魁北克被要求改革法语豁免程序。
  • 原住民领袖谴责美国改名安大略湖的举动;温达特大酋长皮埃尔·皮卡尔(Pierre Picard)表示抗议。

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