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Daily Ottawa sept. 21 - sept. 21, 2026

Enquête de la SIU sur la fusillade de Belleville, amende à StubHub et hausse du diesel — Ottawa lundi

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Incendie dans un corridor d’immeuble à Mississauga : 11 blessés, dont un agent. La police régionale de Peel est intervenue vers 3 h 38; un agent a été transporté à l’hôpital et 10 résidents traités pour inhalation de fumée, indiquent les enquêteurs.
  2. Conducteur pris à 234 km/h sur l’autoroute 11 accusé de conduite dangereuse. L’OPP a arrêté le conducteur de 25 ans peu avant 10 h; l’accusation entraîne une suspension de permis de 30 jours et la saisie du véhicule pour 14 jours.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. La SIU enquête sur une fusillade près d’une synagogue à Belleville; un agent blessé. La SIU rapporte que l’incident s’est produit vers 19 h près de la synagogue Sons of Jacob; un homme de 29 ans et un agent ont été transportés par avion à l’hôpital, l’agent dans un état critique mais stable.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. StubHub condamnée à une amende de 20 000 $ en vertu de la nouvelle interdiction ontarienne de revente de billets; la plateforme fera appel. La liste « Consumer Beware » cite deux prétendues contraventions à la Ticket Sales Act; StubHub indique qu’elle contestera l’amende tout en s’engageant dans des discussions sur les lacunes réglementaires.
  2. Troisième syndicat de l’éducation en Ontario fixe un vote de grève en novembre pour 57 000 membres. Le Ontario School Board Council of Unions (affilié à CUPE) rejoint OECTA et ETFO alors que les pourparlers avec le gouvernement Ford patinent; les dirigeants syndicaux prévoient une montée en intensité des mesures.
  3. Le NPD de l’Ontario demande au vérificateur général d’enquêter sur un contrat de 66 millions de dollars avec Staples pour des fournitures scolaires. Marit Stiles évoque des préoccupations relatives aux prix, à la disponibilité et à l’accès au portail qui permet aux enseignants de dépenser jusqu’à 750 $ chacun.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Les camionneurs ontariens avertissent que la flambée du diesel pourrait faire augmenter le coût des aliments; 90 % des denrées sont transportées par camion. L’Association canadienne des exploitants de camions (Canada Truck Operators Association) et la Ontario Federation of Agriculture affirment que la hausse du diesel, amorcée la semaine dernière en lien avec le conflit au Moyen-Orient, menace les transporteurs à faibles marges.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Brady Tkachuk échangé des Senators d’Ottawa aux Panthers de la Floride, parmi des mouvements notables dans la LNH. Un bilan de La Presse Canadienne recense plusieurs changements d’adresse hors saison avant la campagne 2026-2027 de la LNH.

🏈 Sports

  1. Jaden Bradley signe un contrat pluriannuel avec les Raptors de Toronto après avoir été choisi 50e au total. Bradley a été le 50e choix lors du repêchage 2026 de la NBA et a été désigné joueur de l’année de la Big 12 à sa dernière saison avec l’Arizona.

📰 Also Today

  • Ottawa Rapid bat Calgary Wild, mettant fin à une série de cinq défaites.
  • Gabriela Dabrowski remporte son quatrième titre en double sur le circuit WTA cette saison, au Brésil.
  • Déversement d’asphalte : fermeture de la voie est de l’autoroute 417 près de Casselman.
  • Quatre réacteurs de Pickering entament une remise à neuf de dix ans, au coût estimé à 26,8 milliards de dollars.
  • Un mort dans une collision frontale à Kazabazua (Qc).
  • Troisième syndicat de l’éducation en Ontario fixe un vote de grève pour novembre (vote programmé).
  • L’Ontario lance un nouveau programme de formation pour camionneurs, quelques mois après le rapport du vérificateur général.
  • La ville financera un projet de rampe accessible après que l’organisme à but non lucratif ait suspendu ses activités.
  • Entrée en vigueur aujourd’hui de nouvelles règles locatives en Ontario; locataires et propriétaires doivent respecter de nouvelles obligations.
  • La fusillade à la synagogue de Belleville a blessé un agent et un homme lors d’un rassemblement de Yom Kippour.
  • Le FC Supra garde espoir en séries grâce à une victoire contre l’Atlético Ottawa.
  • Un rassemblement pour les droits des migrants demande au gouvernement de revoir sa politique d’immigration.
  • Un motocycliste grièvement blessé dans un accident au sud d’Ottawa.

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