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Investigación del SIU por tiroteo en Belleville, multa a StubHub y alza del diésel — Ottawa, lunes

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🚑 Últimas noticias e incidentes

  1. Incendio en pasillo de apartamento en Mississauga hiere a 11, incluido un agente. Peel Regional Police (policía regional de Peel) respondió alrededor de las 3:38 a.m.; un agente trasladado al hospital y 10 residentes atendidos por inhalación de humo, dicen los investigadores.
  2. Conductor detectado a 234 km/h en la Autopista 11 enfrenta cargo por conducción temeraria. OPP (Policía Provincial de Ontario) detuvo al joven de 25 años justo antes de las 10 a.m.; el cargo conlleva suspensión de licencia por 30 días y retención del vehículo por 14 días.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Órgano supervisor policial de Ontario investiga tiroteo cerca de sinagoga en Belleville; oficial herido. La SIU (Unidad de Investigaciones Especiales de Ontario) dice que el incidente ocurrió alrededor de las 7 p.m. cerca de la Sons of Jacob Synagogue; un hombre de 29 años y un oficial fueron trasladados en avión al hospital; el oficial está en condición crítica pero estable.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. StubHub multado con 20,000 dólares canadienses bajo la nueva prohibición de reventa de entradas en Ontario y recurrirá. La lista Consumer Beware cita dos supuestas violaciones de la Ticket Sales Act; StubHub dice que impugnará la multa mientras participa en conversaciones sobre vacíos regulatorios.
  2. Tercer sindicato educativo de Ontario programa voto de huelga en noviembre para 57,000 afiliados. Ontario School Board Council of Unions (vinculado a CUPE) se suma a OECTA y ETFO mientras las negociaciones con el gobierno de Ford se estancan; líderes sindicales advierten sobre una respuesta que puede escalar.
  3. NDP de Ontario pide a la auditoría general investigar contrato de Staples por 66 millones de dólares canadienses para aulas. Marit Stiles cita dudas sobre precios, disponibilidad y acceso al portal que permite a docentes gastar hasta 750 dólares cada uno.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Transportistas de Ontario advierten que el aumento del precio del diésel podría encarecer las compras; 90% de los alimentos se mueven por camión. Canada Truck Operators Association y Ontario Federation of Agriculture dicen que la subida del diésel comenzó la semana pasada en medio del conflicto en Oriente Medio y amenaza a transportistas con márgenes reducidos.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Brady Tkachuk traspasado de los Ottawa Senators a los Florida Panthers, entre movimientos destacados de la NHL. El resumen de The Canadian Press lista varios cambios de dirección de temporada baja antes de la campaña 2026-27 de la NHL.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Jaden Bradley firma contrato por varios años con los Toronto Raptors tras ser seleccionado en el puesto 50. Bradley fue la 50.ª elección en el Draft de la NBA 2026 y fue Jugador del Año de la Big 12 en su último año en Arizona.

📰 También hoy

  • Ottawa Rapid venció a Calgary Wild y cortó una racha de cinco derrotas.
  • Gabriela Dabrowski consigue su cuarto título de dobles de la WTA esta temporada en Brasil.
  • Derrame de asfalto cierra la Autopista 417 en dirección este cerca de Casselman.
  • Cuatro reactores de Pickering inician una renovación de una década; costo estimado en 26.8 mil millones de dólares canadienses.
  • Una persona muere en choque frontal en Kazabazua, Que.
  • Tercer sindicato educativo de Ontario fija voto de huelga para noviembre (voto programado).
  • Ontario lanza nuevo plan de estudios para conductores de camión meses después del informe de la auditoría general.
  • La ciudad financiará proyecto de rampa accesible tras la pausa de una organización sin fines de lucro.
  • Cambian hoy las normas de alquiler en Ontario; inquilinos y arrendadores enfrentan nuevos requisitos.
  • Tiroteo en sinagoga de Belleville dejó a un oficial y a un hombre heridos durante una reunión de Yom Kippur.
  • FC Supra mantiene vivas sus esperanzas de playoff con victoria sobre Atlético Ottawa.
  • Marcha por los derechos de los migrantes pide al gobierno cambiar la política migratoria.
  • Motociclista gravemente herido en choque en el sur de Ottawa.

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