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Senators, caída del 911 y choque en Gatineau — Jueves en Ottawa

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Cortes del servicio 911 reportados en Ontario y Quebec esta mañana. La Policía Provincial de Ontario (OPP) y varias fuerzas policiales informaron interrupciones intermitentes del 911 y pidieron usar líneas no urgentes como la de la OPP 1-888-310-1122 mientras trabajan con los proveedores para restaurar el servicio.
  2. Seis personas hospitalizadas tras choque frontal en Gatineau provocado por conductor en sentido contrario. La Sûreté du Québec informa que un Nissan que circulaba en sentido contrario en la autopista 50 impactó a otro vehículo alrededor de las 23:30; dos pasajeros del asiento trasero siguen en estado crítico y la autopista reabrió alrededor de las 6:30 del jueves.

🏈 Sports

  1. Claude Giroux y los Senators abren el campamento de entrenamiento con el veterano aún buscando su primera Stanley Cup. El jugador de 38 años firmó una extensión de un año y entrenó en el Día 1; el entrenador Travis Green elogió su velocidad; las nuevas incorporaciones William Eklund, Andre Burakovsky y el portero Samuel Ersson están entre los jugadores a seguir esta temporada.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. El gobierno de Ontario buscó ideas para usar sus nuevos poderes de zonas económicas especiales de la Ley 5 días después de su aprobación. Una carta de junio de 2025 del jefe de gabinete del primer ministro Ford pidió a los ministerios propuestas para desarrollar el marco, los criterios y las regulaciones que permitan zonas donde las normas provinciales puedan prevalecer sobre leyes municipales.
  2. El premier Doug Ford muestra apertura a tratamientos involuntarios por adicción mientras expertos advierten límites de recursos. Ford dijo que apoya forzar a personas a recibir tratamiento; la Dra. Leslie Buckley de CAMH dijo a Global News que la provincia necesitaría recursos nuevos importantes y centros independientes para implementar esa política.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Documentos sin sellar del Proyecto South alegan que un oficial de Toronto vendía insignias, uniformes y direcciones privadas a criminales. Transcripciones de escuchas y notas de vigilancia nombran al agente de la División 12 Timothy Barnhardt y afirman tarifas de $500 por búsquedas en bases de datos; el material se publicó después de que un juez relajara las prohibiciones de difusión.
  2. La OPP incauta más de $365,000 en cannabis ilegal y acusa a cuatro personas tras investigar la operación en línea ‘420 Highway’. La pesquisa de julio a septiembre derivó en tres órdenes de registro en Windsor el 2 de septiembre, con incautación de cannabis seco, concentrados, comestibles, productos de vapeo, tabaco de contrabando y $24,000 en efectivo.

📰 Also Today

  • Barenaked Ladies cantó “O Canada” en el estadio Highmark de 2.1 mil millones de dólares canadienses durante la inauguración del estadio de los Buffalo Bills.
  • Conductor de camión en Madoc acusado de negligencia criminal tras choque del 2 de febrero que trasladó por aire a dos paramédicos a un centro de trauma del área de Kingston.
  • Unifor advierte que podría haber huelga para más de 9,000 trabajadores de Stellantis si la empresa procede con la venta de la planta de Brampton a Roshel.
  • Hombre de Innisfil gana $25 millones en Lotto Max, compró el boleto en Woodstock y celebró en el Gateway Casino de Innisfil.
  • Elections Ontario absuelve al diputado provincial del PC Grewal por anuncios en periódicos de 2022, permitiendo el pago y la divulgación tardía.
  • Audiencia de sentencia programada para Frank Stronach por agresión indecente, mientras los fiscales impugnan una orden de mistrial tras el veredicto.
  • Nuevos documentos del Proyecto South detallan un supuesto plan de asesinato vinculado a guardias de cárcel y conexiones con el crimen organizado, dice la policía regional de York.
  • Servicios del 911 se fueron restableciendo gradualmente en las provincias afectadas, con algunos servicios en línea tras las interrupciones matutinas.
  • Los Toronto Raptors nombran nuevo cuerpo técnico incluyendo a Stephen Silas y Matt Vest de cara a la próxima temporada de la NBA.
  • Ottawa Community Housing compra cientos de viviendas existentes en Nepean.
  • Incendio nocturno en un edificio alto cerca de Billings Bridge envió a una persona al hospital.
  • La policía de Ottawa arresta a un sospechoso por tiroteo en Bank Street durante el fin de semana.
  • Seis personas hospitalizadas tras colisión en Gatineau.
  • Un escritor de Montreal entre los cinco finalistas del Premio de No Ficción de la CBC 2026.
  • Personas mayores viajan a Ottawa para entregar un mensaje a Mark Carney.
  • Debate sobre tiendas de comestibles sin cajeros: conveniencia versus privacidad.
  • Dos personas más acusadas por la desaparición y muerte de un hombre de Clarence-Rockland.
  • Juez niega a Tamara Lich permiso para viajar mientras está bajo arresto domiciliario.
  • Los partidos de Quebec detallan dónde planean gastar y dónde recortar.
  • Anuncian cierres de vías para la Army Run de este año.
  • La fiscalía dice que la víctima de un juicio por asesinato refugió a la pareja del acusado.
  • Dandeneau anota 49 y las mujeres canadienses invictas del baloncesto en silla de ruedas pasan a semifinales mundiales.
  • El campamento de entrenamiento de los Ottawa Senators comienza con la plantilla casi definida.

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