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Daily Montreal Set 23 - Set 23, 2026

Pagpatay sa Babae, Lead Malapit sa Kahnawake School at Huling Debate sa Quebec — Montreal Miyerkules

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🚑 Pagputok ng Balita at mga Insidente

  1. Babae natagpuang patay sa apartment sa Ville‑Marie; homicide unit na ang nagsisiyasat. Tinawagan ang pulisya sa isang apartment sa René‑Lévesque Blvd. E. malapit sa St‑Christophe Street nitong Martes ng hapon at natagpuan ang isang babae sa kaniyang 40s na hindi na gumagalaw; ayon sa pulisya ng Montreal, ito na ang ika‑19 na pagpatay sa lungsod para sa 2026 at wala pang arestadong iniuulat.

  2. Mataas na antas ng lead naitala pababa ng hangin mula sa high school ng Kahnawake sa paunang pagsusuri. Ayon sa Mohawk Council of Kahnawake, ang mga sample na kinuha malapit sa silangang hangganan ng komunidad ay nagpakita ng karaniwang average na lead na humigit‑kumulang 1.5 beses ng pamantayan ng Quebec na 100 ng/m3 kapag umiihip ang hangin papuntang kanluran; sinabi ng konseho na ang mga level ay mababa kaysa sa pamantayan kapag umiihip ang hangin papuntang silangan — na nangyayari mga 80% ng oras — at nakikipagtulungan sila sa Environment Canada para sa karagdagang pagsusuri.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Namatay ang dating majority owner ng Canadiens, George Gillett Jr., sa edad na 87. Kinumpirma ng Montreal Canadiens ang pagkamatay ni Gillett na 87 anyos; binili ni Gillett ang koponan at ang noo‑nang Molson Centre sa halagang 275 milyong dolyar ng Canada noong 31 Enero 2001, at ibinenta ang koponan at arena sa pamilya Molson noong 20 Hunyo 2009.

  2. Inirerekomenda ng inspector general ang 700,000 dolyar ng Canada na multa at hindi pag‑renew para sa kontratista ng basura. Ayon sa inspector general ng Montreal, nagbigay ang Environmental 360 Solutions ng mga subkontrata na lumampas sa legal na limit na 1‑milyong dolyar ng Canada at nagpatuloy sa pakikipagtrabaho sa isang naka‑blacklist na subkontraktor sa ilalim ng ibang pangalan; inirerekomenda ng opisina ang 700,000 dolyar ng Canada na multa, limang‑taong blacklist para sa mga subkontraktor na sangkot, at na huwag i‑renew ng lungsod ang kontrata ng kumpanya.

  3. Duo mula sa Quebec na Angine de Poitrine nanalo ng 2026 Polaris Music Prize at 30,000 dolyar ng Canada. Natanggap ng rock duo mula sa Saguenay ang Polaris prize at ang 30,000 dolyar ng Canada na gantimpala sa Massey Hall sa Toronto para sa kanilang album na Vol. II; nanalo rin sila ng 10,000 dolyar ng Canada na song prize para sa “Fabienk,” ang unang aktong nanalo ng parehong papuri mula nang simulan ang song award noong nakaraang taon.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Huling naka‑telebisyon na debate itinakda para sa mga lider ng Quebec bago ang halalan sa 5 Oktubre. Magho‑host ang Radio‑Canada ng lahat ng limang pinuno ng partido sa ganap na 8 p.m. para sa ikatlo at huling debate na tatakpan ang limang tema kabilang ang ekonomiya, childcare, at kalusugan; nakatakdang bumoto ang mga botante sa 5 Oktubre at patuloy na nagpapahiwatig ang poll aggregator Qc125 ng posibleng minorityong kahihinatnan.

  2. Mahigit 1,500 doktor sa Quebec humihiling ng coroner’s inquest matapos ang limang suicide ng mga manggagamot. Mahigit 1,500 na doktor ang lumagda sa liham noong 18 Setyembre na ipinadala sa punong coroner ng Quebec, humihiling ng inquest matapos umanong limang doktor ang nag‑pakamatay sa loob ng limang buwan nitong taon; sinabi ng tanggapan ng coroner ng Quebec na sinimulan nito ang masusing pagsusuri sa kahilingan ngunit hindi pa nag‑pasya kung magkakaroon ng pampublikong inquiry.

📰 Higit Pa Ngayon

  • Coverage ng road cycling world championships sa Montreal.
  • Nagsimula ang 16.3 milyong dolyar ng Canada na renovasyon para i‑upgrade ang ER ng St. Mary’s Hospital.
  • Tinalakay ng mga NHL player ang cash‑heavy na off‑season at tumataas na salary cap na 104 milyong dolyar ng Canada.
  • SPVM nagsisiyasat sa pinaghihinalaang pagpatay ng isang 45‑anyos na babae sa downtown apartment.
  • Patuloy ang debate tungkol sa pag‑angat ng freeze sa international adoption ng Quebec.
  • Naghahanda ang mga pangunahing lider ng partido sa Quebec para sa ikatlo at huling debate sa eleksyon.
  • Ang sekularismo karamihang naisantabi sa kampanya ng Quebec; inilatag ang mga posisyon ng mga partido.
  • Sinasabi ng daycare sa Outaouais na nagpapabagal ang bagong registration portal ng Quebec sa mga pag‑pasok.
  • Hinahabol ng Quebec cyclist na si Vallières Mill ang kasaysayan ng Canada sa Montreal world championships.
  • Humihiling ang Montreal sa Quebec na makialam dahil sa mga problema sa amoy sa isang meat rendering plant.

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