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多伦多要闻 · 周四:百年暴风雨恢复、校餐扩至全市与唐斯维尤球场受损

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 多伦多在一场被称为“百年一遇”暴风雨后开始恢复。 市府官员称,多恩河在周三的暴风雨中决堤,市长奥利维亚·周报告称到周四早晨约有90%的住户恢复了供电;多恩谷公路已重新开放,市民如需暴风雨相关援助请拨打311。
  2. 唐斯维尤公园球场在周三晚风雨中遭到“重大”破坏。 Live Nation表示,这座露天场地的看台部分倒塌,蓝色座椅散落;暴雨在受灾严重的社区降雨量超过100毫米;没有人员受伤,下一场预定演出为9月16日的艾西迪西乐队(AC/DC)演出。
  3. 莉赛德一屋主在周三风暴中被一根枫树巨枝击中房屋后向女友求婚。 史蒂芬·阿姆斯壮告诉Global News,一根街树枫树的树枝被连根掀起,擦过窗户并撕坏了屋檐排水沟;他在向交往六年的女友求婚时,邻居提醒了他房屋受损情况。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 安大略省警方(OPP)搜捕两名与四月凶杀案有关的一审杀人通缉犯,均来自渥太华。 约瑟夫·马多雷(34岁)和布雷顿·肯尼迪(28岁)被通缉,案件起因是4月12日在Last Duel Park发现一名生命垂危的伤者;警方称马多雷可能在不列颠哥伦比亚省偏远地区活动,肯尼迪可能在新不伦瑞克省。
  2. 监察长认定尼亚加拉地区警察未对一通“静默”911报警采取行动,该报警随后有人死亡。 针对2024年8月30日拉尔夫·伯格发表的36秒911录音,28页报告指出尼亚加拉地区警队没有进行健康与安全检查,并指责该警队监督与问责机制薄弱。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 市府将校内供餐计划扩展到所有公立学校,新增3.3万名学生受益。 市长奥利维亚·周宣布投入3200万加元,开学时将在全市为32.5万名学生提供餐食,自她就任以来该项目资金增长超过80%。
  2. 道格·福特为安大略湖25,000加元标牌辩护,称其价值等同2500万加元的免费广告。 省长表示,在Winona揭幕的双语“安大略湖,永远与现在”标牌在美加媒体报道中广泛传播,此前一项美国行政命令引发了回应。
  3. 大多伦多地区8月房屋销量下降2.1%,平均售价跌破100万加元。 多伦多地区房地产委员会报告8月售出5,057套房屋,平均成交价为993,410加元,同比下降2.7%。

🏈 体育

  1. 亚马逊Prime视频的“周三晚冰球”节目将于9月30日开播,多伦多枫叶队对长岛人队揭幕。 亚马逊宣布一项27场的加拿大转播包,自9月30日开始,多伦多将有6场出场,蒙特利尔有7场;订阅Prime的用户无需额外付费即可观看转播。
  2. NBA正等待猛龙与快船之间的卡怀·伦纳德交易提交联盟审批。 拟议交易将把卡怀·伦纳德送至多伦多,换来布兰登·英格拉姆、格雷迪·迪克和选秀权,此前NBA在工资帽调查中拒绝暂停伦纳德参赛。

📰 今日其他

  • 布鲁斯半岛国家公园因熊活动增加关闭赛普勒斯湖露营地至9月7日。
  • 芝加哥谢德水族馆两头白鲸死亡,其中包括从马林兰迁移的“雨”(20岁)。
  • 福特省长在密西沙加一次闭门宣布会上称赞并打趣:“谢天谢地我们没有媒体在场。”
  • 南安大略暴风雨后,Hydro One报告超过58,000户断电。
  • 民调显示温尼伯被列为加拿大治安最差的大城市;调查样本1500人。
  • 三场安大略补选今日投票,投票站开放时间为上午9点至晚上9点。
  • 三场安大略补选今日正在投票中。
  • 2026年多伦多国际电影节(TIFF)片单预览。
  • 一名被拘留的安大略大学生其妹妹否认其为中国间谍的指控。
  • 达勒姆警方控告一名男子涉嫌针对多名女性实施金额达100万加元的恋爱诈骗。
  • 一名男子因与五月份斯卡伯勒致命车祸有关被起诉。
  • 视频显示两名工人在雷暴中从移动脚手架上逃生。
  • 市府审视多年投入数百万安装的自行车车道是否拆除或重新配置。
  • 芭芭拉·霍尔公园在市府考虑应对措施时,关于吸毒和暴力的投诉仍在。
  • 大多伦多地区严重雷暴引发的清理工作仍在继续,暴雨导致洪水和停电。
  • 梅丽莎·奥夫德·莫尔(Melissa Auf der Maur)摄影展呈现1990年代后台风采。
  • 一名74岁男子因卡利登儿童绑架案被起诉。
  • 卡怀·伦纳德专注于以“清白开局”重返猛龙,NBA调查已结束。
  • 加拿大环境部曾警告“极其危险”的雷暴,大多伦多地区被列入警报范围。

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