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Extensión a Batherson, cambio en reglas de alquiler en Ontario y pausa en Queen’s Park — Ottawa martes

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🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Las nuevas normas de alquiler en Ontario reducen a siete días el plazo para que inquilinos paguen. Las disposiciones del Residential Tenancies Act entran en vigor el 21/09 y permiten a los propietarios emitir un N4 que da a los inquilinos siete días para pagar la renta mensual o anual atrasada, en lugar de 14 días; los pagos “persistentemente” tardíos se definen como tres pagos omitidos en plazos de siete días dentro de seis meses, lo que habilita presentar desalojos con formulario L1.
  2. Principal asesor del Ministerio de Trabajo se va días después de la reorganización de gabinete de David Piccini. La salida se produce tras una investigación de la Auditoría General sobre un fondo de desarrollo de habilidades de 2.500 millones de dólares y una investigación de la Comisionada de Integridad sobre la oficina de Piccini; Piccini fue trasladado a Infrastructure para supervisar un plan de inversión de 236.000 millones.
  3. Se extiende la pausa de la legislatura de Ontario hasta el 27/10, reduciendo el periodo de otoño a 23 días. El primer ministro Doug Ford aplazó la reapertura del 14/09 al 27/10 para evitar las elecciones municipales; los diputados de la oposición dicen que la medida recorta cinco semanas del calendario y limita la fiscalización del gobierno.
  4. La mayoría de las provincias reportan mayor concentración en clase tras prohibir teléfonos, Quebec sigue siendo la más estricta. Las políticas varían pero Quebec prohíbe los celulares todo el día para todos los estudiantes; los ministros informan menor uso y Nueva Escocia halló cerca del siete por ciento de uso de celulares en clase bajo sus normas.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. El puente Gordie Howe registró más de 270.000 cruces en agosto. Statistics Canada indica que agosto fue el primer mes completo del puente con más de 270.000 cruces, incluidos 34.800 camiones comerciales; Canadá pagó los 6.400 millones de dólares de la obra dentro de un acuerdo de reparto de ingresos con Michigan.
  2. Metrolinx repartió alrededor de 1.000 tarjetas PRESTO de edición limitada “Lake Ontario” en Union Station. Las tarjetas dicen “Lake Ontario, Now and Always”, parte de un evento de atención al cliente vinculado a un mensaje provincial tras la controversia sobre un cambio de nombre en EE. UU..

🏈 Deportes

  1. Los Ottawa Senators firmaron a Drake Batherson por ocho años, con valor anual promedio de 10.75 millones de dólares (valor anual promedio, VAP). El extremo de 28 años tiene contrato hasta la temporada 2034-35; Batherson anotó 33 goles y sumó 71 puntos en 79 partidos la temporada pasada y ocupa el puesto 10 en la tabla histórica de anotadores de los Senators con 364 puntos en su carrera.
  2. La NHL elimina las pruebas físicas obligatorias y recorta el calendario de exhibición a cuatro partidos. Los cambios en el convenio colectivo suprimen las pruebas de condición previas a la temporada y limitan los partidos de preparación; el capitán de los Penguins, Sidney Crosby, 39, dijo que los jugadores ahora llegan a los entrenamientos en mejor forma, y el defensa de los Senators Jake Sanderson comentó sobre los pros y contras de las pruebas.

📰 También hoy

  • Las mujeres de Canadá concluyen la fase de grupos del mundial de baloncesto en silla de ruedas.
  • Los hombres de Polonia eliminan a la anfitriona Canadá en octavos del mundial de baloncesto en silla de ruedas.
  • Piloto de Snowbirds describe la emoción de retirar los aviones como “como perder a un mejor amigo.”
  • El turismo en Ottawa y Outaouais volvió a subir este verano, dicen funcionarios.
  • La OPP inicia investigación por homicidio tras hallar un cuerpo en un vehículo incendiado en Mississippi Mills.
  • Alcalde de Gatineau insta al próximo primer ministro de Quebec a dar a la región su “parte justa.”
  • Productores locales de miel enfrentan aranceles en EE. UU. y pérdidas por el invierno, dicen productores.
  • La policía de Ottawa presentó 170 cargos contra nueve personas en investigación por robo de vehículos.
  • Víctima del tiroteo en Bank Street sigue en condición de riesgo vital, informa la policía.
  • Se investigan dos nuevas denuncias de agresión sexual por parte de agentes de la policía de Ottawa.
  • Cervecería local reporta aumento en el costo de latas de aluminio en medio de presiones por la guerra comercial.
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  • (ID duplicado usado arriba) — omitido de esta lista.
  • Diseñador de Ottawa participa por tercera vez en la Semana de la Moda de Nueva York.
  • Se cierra paso subterráneo del centro por obras mientras la ciudad busca mejorar la seguridad.
  • El forense celebrará una investigación por la muerte de Greg Ritchie en 2019.
  • Doug Ford descarta una segunda noria en Niagara Falls tras la oposición local.

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