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Daily Montreal Set 9 - Set 9, 2026

Dawson Families nanawagan ng reporma sa baril; Turcotte parole fight at imbestigasyon sa pagkamatay ng motorcyclist — Montreal Miyerkules

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Dawson Families for Gun Control nanawagan kay Ottawa na tapusin ang ipinangakong reporma sa baril bago ang anibersaryo ng Set. 13. Sa isang open letter na inilabas Miyerkules, hinikayat ng Dawson Families for Gun Control ang pamahalaan ni Prime Minister Mark Carney na tapusin ang pagbabawal sa mga assault-style firearms, isara ang mga puwang sa batas tungkol sa large-capacity magazines at higpitan ang oversight sa mga exemption ng handgun-freeze. Binanggit ng grupo ang ika-20 anibersaryo ng pagbaril sa Dawson College noong 2006, nang pumatay ang gunman sa 18-anyos na si Anastasia De Sousa at nasugatan ang 19 iba pa.

  2. Ina ng mga pinaslang na bata nagsabing maghahain siya ng victim impact statement sa parole hearing ni Guy Turcotte sa Set. 22. Nagpost si Isabelle Gaston na hindi pa siya handa harapin si Turcotte pero dadalo siya sa Parole Board of Canada hearing sa Set. 22 upang tutulan ang kahilingan para sa supervised temporary absences; na-sentensiya si Turcotte noong 2016 ng 17 taon na walang parole eligibility dahil sa pagpatay sa kanyang dalawang anak noong 2009.

  3. Lalaki sa Montreal kinasuhan matapos konfiskahin ng CBSA ang 250 blank PR-card-style cards at 250 holograms sa Mirabel. Ayon sa CBSA, ang seizure noong Marso 2024 sa Mirabel ang nagbunsod ng search warrant noong Hulyo 11 sa North Shore na nagbalik ng mga peke at forged identity documents, materyales para gumawa ng counterfeit documents, isang restricted firearm at tatlong magazines; kabilang sa mga kaso ang smuggling ng prohibited goods at paggawa ng false identification documents.

  4. Quebec police watchdog nag-iimbestiga sa pagkamatay ng isang motorcyclist matapos mag-crash habang tumatakas mula sa pulis malapit sa Waterville. Sinabi ng Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes na nakita ng mga opisyal ang motorcyclist na lumalabag sa mga batas-trapiko mga 9:15 p.m. Martes; tumakas ang rider, bumangga sa guardrail at idineklara nang patay sa lugar; hiniling na tumulong sa imbestigasyon ang Montreal police.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Pangulo ng PQ na si Paul St-Pierre Plamondon nangangakong itutuloy ang planong referendum kahit na minority o majority government. Sa pagsasalita Martes sa campaign trail, sinabi ni St-Pierre Plamondon na ang pangako sa referendum “hindi nagbabago,” habang naka-iskedyul ang provincial election sa Okt. 5 at nakaayos ang mga leader para sa debate sa Set. 15. Nagbabala naman ang Conservative Leader Éric Duhaime noong Martes na pipigilan niya ang anumang referendum kung hawak ng kaniyang partido ang balance of power.

  2. Mga lider ng partido sa Quebec haharap sa sunod-sunod na interview ng Radio-Canada ngayong gabi sa Quebec City. Ang limang pangunahing lider ng partido ay sasailalim sa interviews Miyerkules ng gabi sa gitna ng kampanyang pinangungunahan ng tariffs, cost of living, edukasyon at wika, at nagpapakita ang mga poll na marami pa ring undecided na botante bago ang Okt. 5 election.

  3. Mga magulang sa Montreal West tinawag ang pagbabalik ng crossing guard na isang “panandaliang tagumpay” matapos buwang panlalobby. Bumulik ang crossing guard sa Ainslie Road at Westminster Avenue ngayong school year pagkatapos ng summer safety campaign ng mga magulang ng Royal West Academy; tatlong estudyante ang nabangga at nasugatan sa intersection sa nakaraang dalawang taon, at hindi naisakatuparan ang planong lane reductions sa tag-init.

📰 Also Today

  • Dating winger ng Canadiens, André Pronovost, pumanaw sa edad na 90.
  • Mga sasakyan na gawa sa Quebec binanggit bilang tugon sa counter-tariff na hakbang ng US.
  • Mga mayor na nasa kanluran ng Montreal humihiling sa susunod na gobyerno ng Quebec na i-revamp ang Highway 20.
  • Humihiling si Guy Turcotte ng supervised temporary absences mula sa kulungan.
  • Naghahain ng kaso na humihiling na magbigay agad ang Quebec ng election voter info sa English.
  • Tinalikuran ng Conservatives ang kandidato sa Pontiac dahil sa mga pahayag laban sa abortion at 2SLGBTQ+.
  • Lumipat si Valérie Plante mula opisina ng mayor papuntang host chair sa Montreal.
  • Nagwakas sa pagkamatay ng motorcyclist malapit sa Waterville ang provincial police chase.
  • Hinalian ng hukom sa Quebec si rapper K'naan ng not guilty sa sexual-assault trial.
  • Explainer: ang epekto ng counter-tariffs sa mga negosyo sa Quebec.
  • Isang pribadong paaralan sa Montreal lilipat sa remote learning para sa cycling championships.
  • Ulat tumitingin sa Montreal police na pumutol ng locs at anti-Black history.
  • Usapang federal film tax-incentive ng US maaaring makaapekto sa industriya ng Canada.
  • Dating pari sa Montreal mananatiling detened sa mga kaso ng child sex-abuse material.
  • Matapos ang stop-and-go na proseso, may crossing guard muli ang mga estudyante ng Royal West.
  • Mayor ng Quebec City nananawagan sa mga pinuno ng probinsya na mangako sa target na zero homelessness.

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