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Pickering refurbishment, pamamaril sa araw at pirma ng Raptors — Toronto Lunes

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Pamamaril sa araw sa Toronto, dalawang patay. Ayon sa Toronto police, tinawagan ang mga opisyal bandang 12:30 n.h. sa St. Clair Ave E at Warden Ave nang matagpuan ang dalawang taong may tama ng bala at idineklara nang patay sa lugar; homicide detectives ang nanganguna sa imbestigasyon at sinabi ng pulisya na hindi sila naghahanap ng mga suspek.
  2. Sunog sa apartment sa Mississauga, 11 nasaktan kasama ang isang opisyal. Tinawagan ang Peel Regional Police alas-3:38 n.a. para sa sunog sa hallway malapit sa Inverhouse Drive at Lakeshore Rd W; may minor na pinsala ang isang opisyal at 10 residente ang ginamot dahil sa pagkahilo dulot ng usok; kasalukuyang iniimbestigahan ang sanhi.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Apat na reaktor sa Pickering papasok sa offline para sa $26.8 bilyong dolyar ng Canada na refurbishment. Sinabi ng Ontario na sisimulan ang pagpapalit ng 1,520 fuel channels at 48 boiler: unti-unting ilalabas ang mga unit ngayon at magsisimula nang lubos ang refurbishment sa Enero; tinatayang aabot sa 26.8 bilyong dolyar ng Canada ang gastos at inaasahang pahahabain ang buhay ng planta nang hanggang 38 taon habang sumusuporta sa 30,500 trabaho.
  2. NDP humiling sa auditor general ng imbestigasyon sa $66-milyong dolyar ng Canada na kontrata sa Staples para sa classroom supplies. Nagpadala ng liham Lunes ang lider ng Ontario NDP na si Marit Stiles na humihiling ng audit sa $66-milyong dolyar ng Canada na kontrata ng gobyerno sa Staples para sa $750-per-teacher na portal ng classroom supplies, na nagtuturo sa umano’y problema sa pagpepresyo, availability at delivery ng portal.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Multa sa StubHub na $20,000 dolyar ng Canada sa ilalim ng batas sa resale ng ticket; mag-aapela. Naglabas ang gobyerno ng Ford ng multa na 20,000 dolyar ng Canada para sa dalawang umano’y paglabag sa cap ng Ticket Sales Act na ipinataw noong tagsibol laban sa resale na lampas sa face value; sinabi ng StubHub na aapela ito at tinutulan kung paano ma-ve-verify ng mga marketplace ang orihinal na presyo ng tiket.
  2. Mga trucker sa Ontario nagbabala na ang pagtaas ng presyo ng diesel magtutulak pataas ng presyo ng grocery. Sinabi ng Canada Truck Operators Association, na nakabase sa Mississauga, na ang pagtaas ng diesel mula nung nakaraang linggo ay nagbabanta sa margin ng maliliit at mid-sized na carrier at binanggit na higit sa 90% ng suplay ng pagkain sa Ontario ay nagpapagalaw sa pamamagitan ng trak.

🏈 Sports

  1. Raptors pipirma ng multi-year contract kay Jaden Bradley; inilipat si Malachi Smith sa two-way deal. Inanunsyo ng Toronto Lunes na pinirmahan ng second-round pick na si Jaden Bradley (50th overall) ang multi-year contract at inilipat si Malachi Smith sa two-way deal; si Bradley ang Big 12 Player of the Year noong nakaraang season sa Arizona.
  2. Ilang NHL player nagpalit-bahay bago ang 2026–27 season. Binanggit ng Canadian Press ang paglagda ni Sergei Bobrovsky sa Maple Leafs, paglipat ni Brady Tkachuk sa Florida, at pag-trade kay Darnell Nurse sa San Jose, pati na ang iba pang galaw na nakaapekto sa mga koponan sa buong liga.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Migrante, refugee at mga tagasuporta nagmartsa sa kanlurang bahagi ng Toronto bago bumalik ang Parliament. Nagsagawa ang mga organizer ng rally at martsa sa kanlurang bahagi ng Toronto Lunes para i-press ang mga federal politician habang naghahanda ang Parliament na bumalik.
  2. Mga residente ng Parkdale nagtala ng nangungunang isyu sa kapitbahayan sa mga lokal na panayam. Nagkuhang ulat ng mga panayam ang mga pananaw ng residente tungkol sa pabahay, kaligtasan at serbisyo sa Parkdale, na nagbigay ng lokal na perspektiba sa mga prayoridad ng kapitbahayan.

📰 Also Today

  • Ontario sinimulan ang refurbishment sa Pickering, aabot ng halos isang dekada ang trabaho.
  • StubHub pinarusahan ng $20K dolyar ng Canada sa ilalim ng resale cap, mag-aapela.
  • StubHub Canada pinarusahan ng $20K dolyar ng Canada sa ilalim ng batas na naglilimita sa resale ng tiket.
  • Dalawang patay matapos ang pamamaril sa Scarborough, ayon sa pulisya.
  • Driver kinasuhan ng stunt driving matapos tumakbo ng 234 km/h sa Hwy 11.
  • Ikatlong Ontario education union nagtakda ng strike vote para sa Nobyembre.
  • Mga union sa edukasyon sa Ontario naka-iskedyul ng strike votes; ETFO nagbabala ng pag-escalate.
  • Mga pagbabago sa rental rules sa Ontario nagkabisa ngayon para sa mga tenant at landlord.
  • Mga manlalaro na nakabase sa Canada itinampok ang NHLers na maninirahan sa bagong lungsod ngayong season.
  • Pamamaril sa sinagoga sa Belleville nag-iwan ng opisyal at isang lalaki na nasaktan, ulat ng mga account.
  • SIU ng Ontario nagsisiyasat ng pamamaril malapit sa sinagoga sa Belleville; opisyal nasa critical-stable condition.
  • Isang patay, dalawa nasugatan matapos ang dalawang-sasakyan na banggaan sa Vaughan, ayon sa pulisya.
  • Lalaking 29 namatay matapos ang single-vehicle crash hilaga ng Toronto, ulat ng OPP.
  • Peel Regional Police Association sumusuporta kay Alvin Tedjo sa mayoral race ng Mississauga.
  • Ontario naglunsad ng bagong truck-driver curriculum ilang buwan matapos ang ulat ng auditor.
  • Sunog sa apartment sa Mississauga nasugatan ang 11, kasama isang opisyal.
  • Ontario inilunsad ang proyekto para i-refurbish ang apat na reaktor sa Pickering.
  • Raptors inilipat si Malachi Smith sa two-way, pinirma si Jaden Bradley.
  • Pangkalahatang-ideya ng mga NHL player na nagpalit ng koponan, kabilang si Bobrovsky sa Leafs.
  • NDP humiling sa AG na imbestigahan ang Staples $66M dolyar ng Canada na kontrata sa classroom supplies.
  • Mga trucker nagbabala na ang diesel surge maaaring magpataas ng presyo ng grocery; 90% ng pagkain inihahatid ng trak.
  • Pamamaril sa araw natagpuang dalawang patay sa St. Clair E at Warden Ave.
  • Ontario consumer watchdog nagdagdag ng mga ticketing platform sa Consumer Beware List.

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