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Familias de Dawson exigen reformas sobre armas, batalla por la libertad condicional de Turcotte e investigación por muerte de motociclista — Montreal miércoles

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🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Familias de Dawson piden a Ottawa completar las reformas prometidas sobre armas antes del aniversario del 13 de septiembre. En una carta abierta publicada el miércoles, Dawson Families for Gun Control instó al gobierno del primer ministro Mark Carney a terminar la prohibición de las armas tipo asalto, cerrar las lagunas sobre cargadores de gran capacidad y reforzar la supervisión de las excepciones al congelamiento de pistolas. El grupo recordó el vigésimo aniversario del tiroteo en Dawson College en 2006, cuando un atacante asesinó a Anastasia De Sousa, de 18 años, e hirió a otras 19 personas.

  2. Madre de los niños asesinados dice que entregará una declaración de impacto en la audiencia de libertad condicional de Guy Turcotte el 22 de septiembre. Isabelle Gaston publicó que no está lista para enfrentar a Turcotte, pero asistirá a la audiencia del Parole Board of Canada el 22 de septiembre para oponerse a las salidas temporales supervisadas; Turcotte fue condenado en 2016 a 17 años sin posibilidad de libertad condicional por el asesinato de sus dos hijos en 2009.

  3. Hombre de Montreal acusado tras incautación de 250 tarjetas en blanco estilo PR-card y 250 hologramas en Mirabel por la CBSA. La CBSA informó que la incautación de marzo de 2024 en Mirabel llevó a una orden de registro del 11 de julio en la Rive-Nord que recuperó documentos de identidad falsificados, materiales para fabricar documentos falsos, un arma de fuego restringida y tres cargadores; los cargos incluyen contrabando de bienes prohibidos y fabricación de documentos de identificación falsos.

  4. Órgano supervisor policial de Quebec investiga la muerte de un motociclista tras chocar mientras huía de la policía cerca de Waterville. El Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes informó que los agentes vieron al motociclista infringiendo las normas de tránsito alrededor de las 21:15 del martes; el conductor huyó, chocó contra una barrera de contención y fue declarado muerto en el lugar; se pidió a la policía de Montreal que asista en la investigación.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. El líder del PQ, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, promete impulsar un referéndum tanto en gobierno minoritario como mayoritario. Hablando el martes en la campaña, St-Pierre Plamondon dijo que el compromiso con el referéndum “no cambia”, con las elecciones provinciales programadas para el 5 de octubre y los líderes listos para debatir el 15 de septiembre. El líder conservador Éric Duhaime advirtió el martes que bloquearía cualquier referéndum si su partido tuviera la balanza de poder.

  2. Los líderes de los partidos de Quebec se enfrentarán a entrevistas consecutivas en Radio-Canada en la ciudad de Quebec esta noche. Los cinco principales líderes participarán en entrevistas el miércoles por la noche en una campaña dominada por aranceles, costo de vida, educación y lengua, con encuestas que muestran que muchos votantes aún están indecisos de cara a las elecciones del 5 de octubre.

  3. Padres de Montreal West califican el regreso del guardia de cruce como una “victoria breve” tras meses de presión. El guardia de cruce volvió a Ainslie Road y Westminster Avenue este año escolar después de una campaña de seguridad durante el verano impulsada por padres de Royal West Academy; tres estudiantes fueron atropellados y resultaron heridos en la intersección en los últimos dos años, y las reducciones de carril planeadas no se realizaron durante el verano.

📰 También hoy

  • Fallece a los 90 años el exala de los Canadiens André Pronovost.
  • Vehículos fabricados en Quebec citados en respuesta a la medida de contrarancel estadounidense.
  • Alcaldes al oeste de Montreal presionan al próximo gobierno de Quebec para renovar la autopista 20.
  • Guy Turcotte solicita salidas temporales supervisadas desde la prisión.
  • Una demanda pide que Quebec proporcione urgentemente información electoral en inglés.
  • Los conservadores pierden al candidato por Pontiac por comentarios antiaborto y contra personas 2SLGBTQ+.
  • Valérie Plante pasa de la alcaldía a presidir la anfitriona en Montreal.
  • Persecución de la policía provincial terminó con la muerte de un motociclista cerca de Waterville, Que.
  • Juez de Quebec declara inocente al rapero K'naan en juicio por agresión sexual.
  • Explicador: efectos de los contraranceles en empresas de Quebec.
  • Colegio privado de Montreal pasará a enseñanza remota por los campeonatos de ciclismo.
  • Informe examina recortes de trenzas y la historia anti‑negra en la policía de Montreal.
  • El debate federal estadounidense sobre incentivos fiscales al cine podría afectar a la industria canadiense.
  • Exsacerdote de Montreal permanecerá detenido por cargos de material de abuso sexual infantil.
  • Tras un proceso intermitente, los estudiantes de Royal West ya cuentan otra vez con un guardia de cruce.
  • Alcalde de la ciudad de Quebec insta a los líderes provinciales a comprometerse con la meta de cero personas sin hogar.

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