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蒙特利尔要闻 · 周四:法语选民卡、拉萨尔学院与REM线路

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💼 经济与商业

  1. 法官延长拉萨尔学院(LaSalle College)债权人保护,罚款接近3,000万。 法官周四延长了拉萨尔学院的债权人保护期,学院在就处罚提出的付款计划进行谈判。学院因超过英语课程名额在2023–24学年被罚880万元,次年被罚2,100万元,超额人数分别为716人和1,066人;随着周五课程准备恢复,政府补贴已恢复发放。

  2. 蒙特利尔市蓝领工人在大型自行车赛事期间发出为期7天的罢工通知。 市政蓝领工人提交了为期七天的罢工通知,时间与一场预定的大型自行车赛事重合,可能导致服务中断;组织者和市政府已收到通知,应急规划正在启动。

  3. 返校高峰期间,爱德华-蒙特皮特站(Édouard‑Montpetit)REM站出现长龙,通勤者受阻。 返校期间,蒙特利尔通勤者在爱德华-蒙特皮特REM站遇到异常排队,车站入口处拥堵的报告增多,学生返课高峰期延误影响出行。

🏈 体育

  1. 阿鲁埃特(Alouettes)若周五在珀西瓦尔·莫尔森体育场获胜即可锁定CFL季后赛席位。 蒙特利尔队目前战绩9胜2负,周五在珀西瓦尔·莫尔森体育场主场迎战不列颠哥伦比亚狮(BC Lions),球队此役若获胜即可确保季后赛和一场主场比赛;若多伦多在劳工节对阵汉密尔顿失利,他们的席位也将被确定。

  2. 蒙特利尔出身的菲利克斯·奥热-阿利亚西姆(Felix Auger-Aliassime)在美网第二轮出局。 菲利克斯在今年的大满贯赛事中第二轮被淘汰,结束了他的美网征程。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 康斯坦特·阿瓦希什(Constant Awashish)连任阿蒂卡梅克民族(Atikamekw)大酋长第四任期。 康斯坦特·阿瓦希什赢得第四个任期,继续担任阿蒂卡梅克社区的领导人。

  2. 蒙特利尔女子的猫“焦糖”在多伦多皮尔逊机场被找到,失踪两周后获救。 阿比尔·巴蒂基(Abir Batikhi)的猫“焦糖”自8月17日失踪,周三在皮尔逊机场的货运设施被发现,已在机场停机坪生存了两周多,预计周五返回蒙特利尔。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. CAQ领袖克里斯汀·弗雷谢特(Christine Fréchette)为仅法语投票信息卡辩护,选举在即。 弗雷谢特表示,选民信息卡将只以法语邮寄,但讲英语的选民可通过二维码、魁北克选举官网和电话获取英语信息;代表讲英语魁北克人的一批律师已威胁采取法律行动。

  2. 截至8月3日,魁北克有726名医院病人等待长期护理床位。 魁北克卫生部门(Santé Québec)数据显示,8月3日有726名住院病人等待长期护理安置,高于2023–24年的568人;皮埃尔-勒加德医院(Pierre-Le Gardeur Hospital)有43名此类病人,查尔斯-勒莫因医院(Charles-Le Moyne)37名,犹太综合医院(Jewish General Hospital)30名。

📰 还在发生

  • 魁北克政府拒绝撤回仅法语选民邮寄决定,决定维持。
  • 联邦承诺为新一批VIA Rail客车提供47亿加元资金,新车将在魁北克和安大略建造。
  • 民调称温尼伯为加拿大最不安全的大城市,调查1500名受访者。
  • 前蒙特利尔市长瓦莱丽·普朗特(Valérie Plante)出任新大学职务,任命已公布。
  • 检方寻求对一名在法庭刺伤口译员15刀的男子判处16年刑期,已提交量刑建议。
  • 关于魁北克是否为北美税负最高辖区的检视性分析发布。
  • 随着孩子返校,预计将出现可通过疫苗预防的疾病,公共卫生发布警示。
  • 杰罗姆·杜普拉斯(Jérôme Dupras)被任命为魁北克首席科学家。
  • 魁北克保守党候选人就2020年关于安乐死支持者的帖文道歉,已发表道歉声明。
  • 朗格伊反对家属要求公开开枪致青少年死亡警官身份,市政府已提交反对意见。
  • 拉萨尔学院学生和教职员工将于周五返校,学校重开已确认。

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