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Confesión en caso sin resolver, amenaza a fondos 'Buy Ontario' y gravamen del 1% de Leiper — Ottawa, miércoles

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🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Ontario exige a las ciudades priorizar 'Buy Ontario' o arriesgarse a recortes de financiación. El ministro de Asuntos Municipales, Rob Flack, escribió a las cabezas de los concejos exigiendo que los municipios sigan la Municipal Buy Ontario Procurement Directive; la Association of Municipalities of Ontario dice que más del 98% de las compras municipales no relacionadas con construcción ya provenían de direcciones canadienses.
  2. Unifor urge a Ottawa a bloquear la posible venta de la planta de Stellantis en Brampton. La presidenta de Unifor, Lana Payne, escribió a la ministra de Industria, Mélanie Joly, después de que Stellantis firmara un memorando de entendimiento con Roshel; Payne advirtió que una venta dejaría a más de 2,000 empleados sin trabajo comparable y señaló que el convenio colectivo del sindicato vence el 20 de septiembre a las 11:59 p. m.
  3. Registros muestran que los chats de Microsoft Teams del gobierno de Ontario se borran automáticamente tras 30 días. Políticas obtenidas vía acceso a la información indican que los mensajes de Microsoft Teams se eliminan permanentemente después de 30 días calendario salvo que se guarden por separado; el artículo añade que el trabajo para procesar solicitudes de acceso a la información se pausó por más de una semana en mayo y se coordinó mediante un chat grupal de Teams.
  4. El candidato a alcalde Jeff Leiper propone un gravamen del 1% en la propiedad para infraestructura si resulta electo. La campaña de Leiper propone un gravamen del uno por ciento sobre impuestos a la propiedad para financiar infraestructura como parte de su plataforma mayoral.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Hombre se declara culpable en agresión sexual de 2003 a una persona mayor de 78 años. El miércoles 16 de septiembre, Barry Cory Ernest se declaró culpable de agresión sexual que causó daño corporal y de robo por el ataque del Viernes Santo de 2003; la víctima, protegida por una prohibición de publicación, murió en 2017 a los 92 años, dijo la fiscalía.
  2. Se retiraron cargos contra dos hombres acusados en el robo de oro en Pearson de 2023. A Amit Jalota se le retiraron los cargos en Brampton el martes y a Ali Raza se le retiraron el día siguiente; el abogado de Jalota dijo que enfrentó tres años de consecuencias y restricciones, incluidas dificultades bancarias, después de que su nombre circuló públicamente.
  3. Ocho personas acusadas tras el decomiso de casi 2.8 millones en cannabis ilícito en el territorio Mohawk de Tyendinaga. La policía incautó alrededor de 5,560 plantas de cannabis valoradas en 2.78 millones y 34 kg de restos de cannabis valorados en unos 34,000 después de un registro el 9 de septiembre; ocho personas de entre 41 y 69 años enfrentan cargos bajo la Cannabis Act, siete de Scarborough y una de Tyendinaga.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Ontario multa a SeatGeek con 25,000 dólares canadienses bajo la nueva ley antipiratería de entradas. La provincia impuso la sanción el 28 de agosto, afirmando que SeatGeek presuntamente permitió la reventa por encima del precio nominal y no divulgó los precios originales de las entradas; el gobierno dice que SeatGeek no apeló dentro de la ventana de dos semanas.
  2. Se construye en Scarborough una microaldea de 10 unidades, 'Brent's Place'. Ryan Donais, de Tiny Tiny Homes, lidera el proyecto con un plan para 10 unidades transitorias y servicios compartidos; Sefonias Catering cede su terreno para el sitio por 1 dólar al año durante tres años, dijo el director de operaciones Sefonias Samuel.

📰 También hoy

  • Canadá femenino juega contra Japón en cuartos de baloncesto en silla de ruedas en Ottawa.
  • Auston Matthews comenta los cambios de verano en los Maple Leafs al abrir el campamento el 16 de septiembre.
  • Municipios de Ontario consideran moratorias y ordenanzas para centros de datos de IA que consumen mucha energía.
  • Oponentes atacan otros proyectos del gobierno Ford tras la cancelación de la noria en Niagara; 11,000 firmaron la petición.
  • El equipo femenino canadiense de baloncesto en silla de ruedas gana su quinto partido seguido y se proclama primero del Grupo A.
  • Sitios federales de coworking cerrarán este mes y se convertirán en espacio de oficina general.
  • La policía renueva el llamado dos años después del asesinato a tiros de un joven jugador de fútbol.
  • Se presentaron cargos tras un choque en la autopista 7 que dejó gravemente heridos a dos paramédicos.
  • Estudio detecta aumento de visitas por emergencias relacionadas con el juego, principalmente entre hombres y niños.
  • Juez ordena a Élections Québec emitir recordatorios de votación en inglés y francés.
  • Cortes de ruta por el Tour de Gatineau, que recorre el centro y el parque Gatineau.
  • Estudiantes abarrotaron el debate municipal; la silla de la alcaldesa incumbente permaneció vacía.

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