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多倫多要聞 · 週四:百年一遇風暴復原、學校供餐擴大、羅傑斯體育場受損

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 多倫多在淹水的「百年一遇」風暴後展開復原工作。 市府指出唐河(Don River)在週三暴雨時決堤,市長周奧利維亞(Olivia Chow)表示截至週四早晨約有90%住戶已恢復供電;唐谷公園路(Don Valley Parkway)已重新開放,市府呼籲居民撥打311申請風暴相關協助。
  2. 羅傑斯體育場(Rogers Stadium)在週三晚間強風豪雨後遭受「重大」損壞。 主辦單位表示位於唐斯維尤公園(Downsview Park)的露天場地出現部分看台倒塌與藍色座椅散落,受災區錄得超過100毫米降雨;無人受傷,下一場已排定的演出為9月16日的艾西迪西樂團(AC/DC)演唱會。
  3. 李賽德(Leaside)一名屋主在大樹楓枝砸中屋頂時求婚。 史蒂芬·阿姆斯壯(Stephen Armstrong)向Global News表示路邊的楓樹大枝折斷擦過窗戶並撕裂排水槽,他在鄰居提醒下向交往六年的女友求婚。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 安大略省警察(Ontario Provincial Police, OPP)尋找兩名渥太華男子,涉4月兇殺的一級謀殺通緝。 約瑟夫·馬多爾(Joseph Madore, 34)與布雷頓·肯尼迪(Brayton Kennedy, 28)涉案;警方4月12日在Last Duel Park找到一名重傷者,調查稱馬多爾可能在卑詩省偏遠地區行動,肯尼迪可能在紐賓士域省。
  2. 監察長發現尼亞加拉地區警察(Niagara Regional Police)未處理一通導致死亡的「無聲」911通話。 長達28頁的調查報告針對2024年8月30日的一通36秒911錄音(由拉爾夫·布爾格發出)結論指出,尼亞加拉警方未進行關懷訪視,並批評該警力監督與問責機制欠佳。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 市府將學校膳食計畫擴及至所有公立學校,增加3萬3千名學生受惠。 市長周奧利維亞宣布投入3200萬加元,開學時全市將有325,000名學生可獲餐食,較她上任前計畫資金增加逾80%。
  2. 道格·福特為1萬2500加元的安大略湖標牌辯護,稱等同2500萬加元的免費宣傳。 省長道格·福特表示在Winona公開的雙語標語「Lake Ontario now and always」因美國一項行政命令引發回應後,獲美加媒體廣泛報導。
  3. 大多倫多地區8月成屋銷售下滑2.1%,平均價格跌破100萬加元。 多倫多地區房產委員會報告8月成交5,057棟,平均售價為993,410加元,年減2.7%。

🏈 Sports

  1. 普賴姆影視(Prime Video)「週三晚間冰球」(Wednesday Night Hockey)將於9月30日開播,多倫多楓葉(Maple Leafs)對戰紐約島人(Islanders)。 亞馬遜宣布涵蓋27場的加拿大轉播套組自9月30日起播出,多倫多隊有6場、蒙特婁(Montreal)有7場;比賽對訂閱普賴姆影視者無額外收費。
  2. NBA等候洛杉磯快艇(Clippers)與多倫多暴龍(Raptors)就卡哇伊·倫納德(Kawhi Leonard)交易提交審核。 擬議交易將送卡哇伊·倫納德至多倫多,換回布蘭登·英格拉姆、格雷迪·迪克與選秀權;此案在聯盟就薪資上限調查未予停賽後提出。

📰 Also Today

  • 布魯斯半島國家公園(Bruce Peninsula National Park)因熊隻活動增加,關閉賽普勒斯湖露營區至9月7日。
  • 芝加哥謝德水族館兩頭白鯨死亡,其中包括由海洋世界遷移的「雨」(20歲)。
  • 省長福特稱讚密西沙加一場閉門發布會,並打趣「感謝上帝我們沒有媒體」。
  • 南安大略風暴後,Hydro One通報超過58,000名用戶停電。
  • 民調將溫尼伯列為加拿大最不安全的大城市;調查1,500人。
  • 三場安大略補選今投票,投票所開放09:00–21:00。
  • 三場安大略補選今日投票。
  • 費城國際影展(TIFF)公布2026年片單預覽。
  • 一名被拘押的安大略大學生之姊否認其為中國間諜指控。
  • 達勒姆警察控告一名男子涉犯逾100萬加元的網路戀愛詐欺,受害多名女子。
  • 一名男子被控與五月在史嘉堡造成死亡的車禍有關。
  • 影片顯示兩名工人在雷暴中從移動鷹架逃生。
  • 市府檢視多年投入與數百萬成本建置的自行車道是否移除或重新配置。
  • 芭芭拉·霍爾公園(Barbara Hall Park)仍有毒品使用與暴力投訴,市府研議因應。
  • 大多倫多地區嚴重雷暴造成淹水與停電,清理工作持續進行。
  • 梅莉莎·奧夫德瑪(Melissa Auf der Maur)攝影展提供1990年代後台照片。
  • 一名74歲男子在卡里登被控涉嫌兒童綁架。
  • 卡哇伊·倫納德專注於以「全新開始」歸隊暴龍,並在NBA調查結案後表態。
  • 加拿大環境部警告一場「極度危險」雷暴,並將大多倫多列入警報。

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