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Mga French-only Voter Cards, LaSalle College at linya ng REM — Montreal Huwebes

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💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Pinalawig ng hukom ang proteksyon sa mga nagpapautang ng LaSalle College habang papalapit ang multa sa $30 milyon. Pinalawig ng hukom ang proteksyon sa mga nagpapautang ng LaSalle College (isang kolehiyo sa Montreal) nitong Huwebes habang pinaguusapan ng institusyon ang isang plano sa pagbabayad matapos tumanggap ng $8.8 milyon na multa para sa 2023–24 at $21 milyon para sa sumunod na taon dahil lumabis ito sa quota para sa mga English-program nang 716 at 1,066 na estudyante, ayon sa ulat; naibalik ang subsidiya ng pamahalaan habang naghahanda ang mga klase na magsimula muli ngayong Biyernes.

  2. Naghain ng 7-araw na abiso ng welga ang mga blue-collar na manggagawa ng Montreal kasabay ng malaking cycling event. Naghain ang mga munisipal na blue-collar workers ng abiso ng pitong araw na welga upang tumapat sa naka-iskedyul na malaking cycling event, na nagtaas ng posibilidad ng mga pagkaantala sa serbisyo; naabisuhan na ang mga organizer at opisyal ng lungsod habang nagsisimula ang contingency planning.

  3. Mahahabang pila sa Édouard-Montpetit REM station sumiksik ang mga commuter sa pagbabalik-eskwela. Hinarap ng mga commuter sa Montreal ang hindi pangkaraniwang mahahabang pila sa Édouard-Montpetit REM station (bahagi ng Réseau express métropolitain) sa panahon ng pagbabalik-eskwela, may mga ulat ng pagsisikip sa mga entry point ng istasyon at pagkaantala sa peak hours na nakaapekto sa mga estudyanteng bumabalik sa klase.

🏈 Palakasan

  1. Maaaring makasiguro ng puwesto sa CFL playoffs ang Alouettes kung magwawagi sila ng Biyernes sa Percival Molson Stadium. Bumabalik sa home ang Montreal (9–2) pagkatapos ng 44–28 na pagkatalo sa Winnipeg, at hinahangad na tiyakin ang puwesto sa playoffs at isang home game ngayong Biyernes laban sa BC Lions; makakatulong din ang pagkatalo ng Toronto sa Hamilton sa Labour Day upang makasara ang kanilang puwesto.

  2. Tinanggal si Felix Auger-Aliassime sa ikalawang round ng U.S. Open. Tinanggal ang Montreal-born na si Felix Auger-Aliassime mula sa U.S. Open (torneo ng Grand Slam sa tennis) sa ikalawang round, na nagtapos ng kanyang pagsali sa Grand Slam tournament ngayong taon.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Muling nahalal si Constant Awashish bilang grand chief ng Atikamekw para sa ika-apat na termino. Nanalo si Constant Awashish ng ika-apat na termino bilang grand chief ng Atikamekw Nation, nagpapatuloy sa kanyang pamumuno sa komunidad.

  2. Nakita sa Toronto Pearson ang pusang Caramel ng isang Montreal woman matapos ang dalawang linggo. Natagpuan ang pusa ni Abir Batikhi na si Caramel, nawawala mula 17 Agosto, sa isang cargo facility ng Pearson Airport Miyerkules at inaasahang makakabalik sa Montreal sa Biyernes matapos mabuhay nang higit sa dalawang linggo sa airport ramp.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Ipinaliwanag ng CAQ leader Fréchette ang pagpapadala ng voter information cards na Pranses-lamang bago ang eleksyon. Sinabi ni Christine Fréchette na ipapadala ang voter information cards nang naka-Pranses lang, ngunit puwede umanong makakuha ng impormasyon sa Ingles ang mga anglophone voter sa pamamagitan ng QR codes, sa website ng Elections Québec at sa telepono; isang grupo ng mga abogado na kumakatawan sa English-speaking Quebecers ang nagbanta ng legal na aksyon.

  2. 726 pasyente sa ospital sa Quebec ang naghihintay ng long-term care beds noong 3 Agosto. Ipinapakita ng datos ng Santé Québec na 726 hospitalized patients ang naghihintay ng long-term care placements noong 3 Agosto, tumaas mula sa 568 noong 2023–24; may 43 ganitong pasyente sa Pierre-Le Gardeur Hospital, 37 sa Charles-Le Moyne at 30 sa Jewish General Hospital.

📰 Karagdagan Ngayon

  • Tumanggi ang pamahalaang Quebec na bawiin ang pagpapadala ng mga voter mailout na naka-Pranses lang, nananatili ang desisyon.
  • Pederal na pamahalaan nangakong maglala ng 4.7 bilyong dolyar ng Canada para sa bagong mga kotse ng VIA Rail, itatayo sa Quebec at Ontario.
  • Survey: tinukoy ang Winnipeg bilang pinaka-mababang ligtas na malaking lungsod sa Canada, 1,500 na respondent ang sinuri.
  • Kinuha sa bagong tungkulin sa unibersidad ang dating mayor ng Montreal Valérie Plante, inanunsyo ang appointment.
  • Humihiling ang Crown ng 16-taong sentensya para sa lalaking nagtusok ng 15 beses sa isang court interpreter, naisampa ang kahilingan sa sentensya.
  • Pagsusuri kung ang Quebec ang may pinakamataas na buwis sa Hilagang Amerika, inilathala ang analysis.
  • Inaasahang tataas ang mga sakit na maaaring maiwasan ng bakuna habang bumabalik ang mga bata sa paaralan, naglabas ng babala ang public health.
  • Itinalaga si Jérôme Dupras bilang chief scientist ng Quebec, nabanggit ang appointment.
  • Nag-sorry ang Quebec Conservative candidate dahil sa post noong 2020 tungkol sa euthanasia ng mga pro-vaccine, naglabas ng paghingi ng tawad.
  • Tinututulan ng Longueuil ang kahilingan ng pamilya na tukuyin ang opisyal na nabaril at ikinamatay ang tinedyer, nagsampa ng oposisyon ang lungsod.
  • Babalik sa klase ang mga estudyante at staff ng LaSalle College sa Biyernes, nakumpirma ang muling pagbubukas ng eskwela.

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