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渥太華週二要聞 · 船難亡、梅特羅連線班次縮減與自行車道拆除

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🚑 重大事故與突發

  1. 聖羅倫斯河翻船釀死,渥太華籍人士在列管名單中。 安大略省省警(Ontario Provincial Police)表示,一艘15英尺鋁製小艇於4月25日在格里尼亞島(Grenadier Island)以北翻覆,發現一名41歲渥太華(Ottawa)居民無反應;該人送醫後不治。警方並已對一名46歲安大略男子提出過失致死罪指控。此案仍屬安大略省省警對四月份翻船事件的調查範圍。
  2. 安大略省省警查扣約加元100萬元毒品、武器與贓物。 一項自1月起的跨轄區調查在布蘭特福(Brantford)、巴黎(Paris)、倫敦(London)及泰晤士河畔奧尼達族保留地(Oneida Nation of the Thames Settlement)查獲約6.5公斤疑似芬太尼(約65,000劑致命街頭劑量)、420公克疑似可卡因、250公克疑似甲基安非他命、加元73,500現金、火器、禁用彈匣與被盜車輛。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 安大略稱梅特羅連線(Metrolinx)週末服務縮減屬「暫時性」。 運輸部長普拉布米特·薩卡里亞(Prabmeet Sarkaria)證實,GO列車(GO Train)湖岸東線與湖岸西線週末班次將由每15分鐘降為每30分鐘,部分巴里線(Barrie)、斯陶維爾線(Stouffville)與尼亞加拉線(Niagara)班次將以公車替代,至少持續到明年春季,以利軌道施工並解決人員與慢速區問題。薩卡里亞指出,尼亞加拉線部分區段因加拿大國家鐵路公司(CN)實施慢速區,單趟往返耗時達三小時。
  2. 福特政府推動移除多倫多主要街道自行車道。 在安大略上訴法院(Ontario Court of Appeal)判決後,省府正招標重新設計布盧爾街(Bloor)、楊格街(Yonge)與大學大道(University Avenue)及其延伸至皇后公園彎道(Queen’s Park Crescent)與大道路(Avenue Road)的路段,目的為移除或調整自行車道;政府表示將立即在布盧爾街西段一處設計簡易的短段開始施工。
  3. 省長辦公室證實在漢密爾頓附近為「安大略湖現在與永遠」巨型雙語看板支付加元25,000。 省長福特(Doug Ford)在溫諾納(Winona)揭牌,據稱作為回應美國行政命令;議會批評者質疑標語內容與花費合理性。
  4. 自由黨在北溫哥華—卡皮拉諾補選勝出,布萊登·凱利當選國會議員。 逾九成票站開票結果顯示,布萊登·凱利擊敗保守黨的史蒂芬·柯倫與綠黨的雪莉·盧斯,競選主張包括對關稅堅定立場與降低民眾生活成本。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 梵谷市(Vaughan)官員2024年義大利考察期間共花費逾加元1,700搭乘計程車。 依資訊自由法申請獲得的文件顯示,包括副市長琳達·傑克遜與市議員馬里奧·費里在內的六人代表團於2024年7月3日至13日赴拉齊奧、米蘭與羅馬,商務訪問期間申報數千元相關費用。
  2. 藍鳥隊(多倫多藍鳥)(Toronto Blue Jays)前往克里夫蘭,展開對守護者隊(Guardians)的三連戰。 多倫多藍鳥希望在克里夫蘭的三場比賽中縮短與守護者的積分差距,為球季九月到來前爭取排名優勢。
  3. 新學年首日前出現最後一刻返校購物潮。 報導指出家長與學生在開學前數小時完成採購。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 「南方行動」(Project South)調查中,多倫多一名警員自二月起曾尋求認罪,律師表示。 辯護律師彼得·布勞堤(Peter Brauti)告訴法庭,員警伊利亞斯·穆瓦德(Elias Mouawad)自二月逮捕後曾要求認罪;穆瓦德面臨一項未經授權使用電腦與一項失信於公職罪名,並被停職扣薪。法庭休庭,將於9月16日復庭決定後續程序。
  2. 匹克靈(Pickering)一名美術教師被控對兩名兒童犯22項罪。 63歲的法魯克·德旺(Faruk Dewan)在8月被逮捕,面臨11項性侵與11項性干預指控,據稱事件發生於2025年11月至2026年7月;警方表示德旺曾在其匹克靈住家教授美術課,呼籲知情者聯絡鄧漢區域警察(Durham Regional Police)。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 工會在與通用與福特達成協議後,向斯泰蘭蒂斯(Stellantis)開啟談判。 代表近19,000名加拿大汽車工人的聯合工會(Unifor)於與斯泰蘭蒂斯展開最後一輪談判,目前全國汽車業協議將於9月20日到期,位於布蘭普頓的裝配廠自2023年停工後其未來仍在檢討中。
  2. (另見社區)梵谷市2024年公務考察成本不菲。 十天行程包含市府官員與人員,資訊自由文件顯示支出項目包括在地交通與包車巴士等。

📰 其他要聞

  • 選舉第6日聚焦教育、移民與生活成本,報導多場造勢。
  • 魁北克選舉局(Élections Québec)首次在省選寄發僅法語的選民資訊。
  • 安大略省省警對聖羅倫斯河致命翻船提出過失致死指控。
  • OC Transpo票務讀取器更新:服務通知影響搭乘者。
  • 安大略省省警裁定斯賓塞維爾(Spencerville)可疑死亡為謀殺。
  • 尼亞加拉商家拒絕前任美國總統提出的安大略湖更名,當地商家表態。
  • 聯邦宣布尋找團隊修復24號薩斯克斯(24 Sussex Drive)官邸。
  • 魁北克發布新重型車輛安全指引,倡議團體要求將其入法。
  • 安大略與教師工會談判停滯,影響開學安排。
  • 梵谷市官員義大利行程含觀光與商務會議,共六名代表出訪。
  • 芭芭拉·肯特納(Barbara Kentner)家屬與原住民族領袖抗議假釋決定,示威者稱判決不公。
  • (重複)尼亞加拉商家回應安大略湖更名提案,店家發言。
  • 布萊登·凱利贏得北溫哥華—卡皮拉諾補選。
  • (重複)魁北克發布重型車輛指引,安全團體回應。
  • 藍鳥隊在克里夫蘭尋求縮短與守護者差距,三連戰開打。
  • (重複)「南方行動」涉案警員持續尋求認罪,法庭休庭至9月16日。
  • 省府招標移除布盧爾、楊格與大學大道的自行車道。
  • 福特省長的安大略湖標語看板花費加元25,000。
  • 匹克靈美術教師面臨22項指控,警方警告可能有更多受害者。
  • 重大毒品查緝繳獲6.5公斤芬太尼,估計約65,000致命劑量。
  • 工會啟動與斯泰蘭蒂斯談判,續前GM與福特協議後。

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