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多伦多周二要闻 · Metrolinx服务削减、自行车道撤除与 Project South 认罪延迟

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 运输部长称 Metrolinx(Metrolinx)周末服务削减“属暂时性”。 运输部长普拉布米特·萨卡里亚(Prabmeet Sarkaria)证实,湖滨东线与湖滨西线的 GO列车(GO Train)周末发车间隔将从 15 分钟调整为 30 分钟;巴里线、斯托福维尔线与尼亚加拉线的列车班次至少会以巴士替代到明年春季,以便进行轨道作业并应对工作人员问题。

  2. 福特政府在上诉法院胜诉后将从布鲁尔、央街与大学大道移除自行车道。 省方表示已发出重新设计这些街道的招标,并将立即开工,先从布鲁尔西街的一小段开始;上诉法院推翻下级法院判决后为此铺平了道路。

  3. 道格·福特(Doug Ford)在汉密尔顿以东竖立一块价值 25,000 加元的“安大略湖”标牌。 省长办公室证实,纳税人为在温诺纳(Winona)印制并竖立该双语标牌支付了 25,000 加元,此举被描述为对美国命名动作的象征性回应;运输部长萨卡里亚公开为省方继续优先考虑车辆车道的做法辩护。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 涉 Project South 调查的一名警员自二月起即寻求认罪,辩方称。 上等警员伊利亚斯·穆阿瓦德(Elias Mouawad)自二月被捕后一直寻求就非法使用电脑一项认罪;法庭获悉,较大范围的 Project South 调查中披露资料问题拖延了任何认罪程序,此案将于 9 月 16 日返回法庭。

  2. 皮克林一名 63 岁艺术教师法鲁克·德万(Faruk Dewan)在儿童性侵案中被控 22 项罪名。 杜汉姆地区警方指控德万自 2025 年 11 月至 2026 年 7 月期间多次性侵两名女童;他于 8 月被逮捕并被羁押等待保释听证,调查人员警告可能还有更多受害者。

  3. 安大略西南省份调查中,省警缴获约 100 万加元的毒品、武器和赃物。 调查人员在布兰特福德、巴黎、伦敦与奥奈达族(Oneida Nation)地点执行搜查令后,缴获约 6.5 公斤疑似芬太尼(≈65,000 致命剂量)、420 克疑似可卡因、250 克疑似甲基苯丙胺、73,500 加元现金、一支手枪、一支步枪、违禁弹匣及被盗露营拖车。

  4. 一名 46 岁男子被控与圣劳伦斯河四月致命翻船事件有关。 省警称,4 月 25 日在格雷纳迪尔岛(Grenadier Island)北部的掀翻事故导致一名 41 岁渥太华居民死亡;经过调查,一名 46 岁安大略男子现面临因刑事过失致死的指控。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Unifor(Unifor)在与斯泰兰蒂斯(Stellantis)进入最终一轮谈判时开启合同谈判。 代表近 19,000 名加拿大汽车工人的工会在与福特与通用达成协议后开始与斯泰兰蒂斯谈判;此时布兰普顿(Brampton)装配厂仍处停产状态,美国拟于 1 月 1 日实施的最高达 50% 的关税威胁也悬在头上。

  2. 沃恩(Vaughan)官员在 2024 年为期 10 天的意大利商务考察中花费超过 1,700 加元打车费用。 信息自由申请文件显示,六人沃恩代表团于 2024 年 7 月 3 日至 13 日出行,产生的费用包括计程车、包车与观光开销,作为吸引投资任务的一部分。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 加拿大最后圈养的鲸鱼已离开 Marineland(Marineland),游客回忆依依惜别。 目击者描述在该尼亚加拉地区园区将最后几头逆戟鲸带走时的告别场面;报道记录了这些动物的离去,园方未宣布新的圈养计划。

  2. 蓝色牛仔(Blue Rodeo)主唱在美国改名争议中唱起关于安大略湖的歌受关注。 乐队主唱描述在政治领导人回应美国对该水体改名行动时演唱提及安大略湖的歌曲,此为更广泛贸易争端中的一则本地文化注脚。

📰 Also Today

  • 多伦多警方通缉罗斯代尔屋顶诈骗与恶作剧案的四名男子。
  • Unifor 与斯泰兰蒂斯在汽车关税威胁下开始谈判,工会发出警告。
  • 更多青少年诉诸人工智能寻求情感支持,专家警告它不能代替人与人之间的联系。
  • 蓝鸟队(Blue Jays)远征克利夫兰进行三场系列赛,有机会追赶守护者队。
  • 一项价值 180 亿加元的 Meta(Meta)诉讼或影响多伦多公校局家庭,报告概述可能影响。
  • 海滩—东约克(Beaches–East York)补选结果已上报,本地选票周一计数。
  • 自由党在安大略、魁北克与不列颠哥伦比亚的三场联邦补选中横扫,CBC 预测。
  • Metrolinx 将于周六起实施 GO 列车与巴士时刻表调整,机构表示。
  • 因 2023 年皮尔(Peel)警方福利检查后死亡的 88 岁老人,将举行验尸听证。
  • 安省与教师工会谈判僵持,开学问题悬而未决,分析发布。
  • (重复报道)关于 Marineland 鲸鱼移走的“我试图说再见”特写。
  • (重复报道)有关福特安大略湖标牌费用的报道。

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