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蒙特婁要聞 · 法語選民卡、拉薩爾學院延保與 REM 車站大排長龍

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💼 經濟與商業

  1. 法官延長拉薩爾學院(LaSalle College)債權人保護,罰款接近 3,000 萬加元。 法官於週四延長該校的債權人保護期間,學院在談判還款方案。校方因超出英語課程名額,2023–24 學年被處以 880 萬加元罰款,次年又被罰 2,100 萬加元,分別超額 716 名與 1,066 名學生;政府補助已恢復,班級預計週五恢復上課。

  2. 蒙特婁市藍領工人於重大單車活動期間提出七天罷工通知。 市府藍領人員提出七天罷工通知,時間與一場既定大型單車活動重疊,可能造成服務中斷;主辦單位與市府相關單位已接獲通知並開始備援規劃。

  3. 返校高峰 Édouard-Montpetit REM(Réseau express métropolitain)車站出現長隊,擠塞通勤者。 返校期間,蒙特婁通勤者在 Édouard-Montpetit REM 車站遇到異常長的排隊人潮,入口處擁擠且尖峰時段出現延誤,影響返校學生。

🏈 體育

  1. 蒙特婁阿魯埃特(Alouettes)若週五在佩西瓦爾·莫爾森球場勝出即可鎖定加拿大式足球聯盟季後賽席位。 蒙特婁(9–2)在溫尼伯以 28–44 敗陣後回到主場,週五對戰卑詩獅(BC Lions)可望確保季後賽與主場賽;若多倫多在勞工節對哈密爾頓落敗,亦可讓蒙特婁提前鎖定席位。

  2. 菲利克斯·奧熱-阿利亞西姆(Felix Auger-Aliassime)在美網第二輪出局。 出生於蒙特婁的菲利克斯在美國公開賽第二輪被淘汰,結束本年度大滿貫之旅。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 康斯坦·阿瓦希什(Constant Awashish)連任阿蒂卡梅克(Atikamekw)族大酋長第四任期。 康斯坦·阿瓦希什贏得第四任大酋長,持續領導社群。

  2. 蒙特婁女子的貓「焦糖」在多倫多皮爾森機場被尋獲,失蹤兩週後返家在望。 阿比爾·巴蒂奇(Abir Batikhi)飼養的貓「焦糖」自 8 月 17 日失蹤,週三在皮爾森機場貨運設施被找到,牠在機場跑道存活逾兩週,預計週五返回蒙特婁。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 聯合加拿大小黨魁弗雷謝特(Christine Fréchette)為法語專用選民資訊卡辯護,選前引發爭議。 弗雷謝特表示選民資訊卡將僅以法語寄出,但英語選民可透過 QR 碼、魁北克選舉管理網站及電話取得英文資訊;代表英語魁北克人的律師團已威脅採取法律行動。

  2. 截至 8 月 3 日,魁北克有 726 名住院病人等待長期照護床位。 Santé Québec 數據顯示,8 月 3 日有 726 名住院病人等待長照安置,高於 2023–24 年的 568 人;皮埃爾-勒加德醫院(Pierre-Le Gardeur Hospital)有 43 人、查爾斯-勒莫因醫院(Charles-Le Moyne)37 人、猶太總醫院(Jewish General Hospital)30 人。

📰 其他要聞

  • 魁北克政府拒絕撤回僅以法語寄送選民資料的決定,立場維持。
  • 聯邦政府承諾撥款 47 億加元製造新列車車廂,將在魁北克與安大略打造。
  • 民調指出溫尼伯為加拿大大型城市中治安最差,1,500 名受訪者調查。
  • 前蒙特婁市長瓦萊麗·普朗特(Valérie Plante)接任新大學職務,任命公布。
  • 檢方求刑 16 年,對一名在法庭刺傷口譯員 15 刀的男子提出刑期要求。
  • 探討魁北克是否為北美稅賦最重轄區,相關分析發表。
  • 隨孩童返校,預期出現可預防疫苗疾病,公共衛生單位發布警示。
  • 傑羅姆·杜普拉斯(Jérôme Dupras)獲任命為魁北克首席科學家。
  • 魁北克保守黨候選人為 2020 年一則主張安樂死疫苗支持者的貼文道歉。
  • 朗格伊反對一家庭要求公開開槍致青少年死亡警官身分,市府提出反對。
  • 拉薩爾學院學生與教職員將於週五返校,學校重新開放確定。

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