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Daily Toronto sept. 24 - sept. 24, 2026

Déficits provinciaux sur plusieurs années, projet pilote de drones médicaux à Peel et confiance des Raptors — Toronto, jeudi

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🏛️ Gouvernement et politique

  1. La province annonce des déficits pluriannuels et prévoit 35 milliards de dollars canadiens de manque à gagner d’ici 2035. Le ministre des Finances, Peter Bethlenfalvy, a indiqué que le gouvernement Ford s’attend à poursuivre des dépenses déficitaires tout en avertissant que des compressions de services pourraient être nécessaires si les transferts fédéraux diminuent; la Financial Accountability Office prévoit que la province aura besoin de milliards supplémentaires pour maintenir les niveaux de services actuels.
  2. Le président du conseil du Trésor refuse de dévoiler le coût d’annulation de Starlink après l’abandon d’une entente de 100 millions de dollars canadiens. King Surma a affirmé que le coût payé pour annuler l’entente avec Elon Musk est « sensiblement inférieur à la valeur du contrat », mais a renvoyé les journalistes au ministre des Infrastructures pour les détails, alors que les comptes publics montrent que le déploiement du haut débit en milieu rural a été affecté.
  3. Bonnie Crombie propose de prolonger la ligne 2 du TTC depuis Kipling jusqu’au centre‑ville de Mississauga. Crombie, candidate à la mairie de Mississauga, a présenté une extension de la ligne 2 jusqu’à Square One via Sherway Gardens et a souligné que les travaux de planification menés par Toronto et les études pour des installations de remisage du TTC servent de base au projet.
  4. Les Services paramédicaux de Peel lancent ce mois‑ci un projet pilote de drones médicaux livrant des défibillateurs, de l’épinéphrine et des médicaments. Le projet enverra des drones vers les appelants au 911 selon la localisation, le calendrier et les conditions météo afin que des répartiteurs formés puissent guider les témoins sur l’utilisation des appareils livrés pendant que les équipes se déplacent; Peel précise que le programme vise à améliorer les temps de réponse en milieu rural et éloigné.

🚨 Crime et sécurité publique

  1. L’homme mort après une fusillade dans une synagogue de Belleville avait poursuivi les Forces armées pour 1 million de dollars canadiens en raison d’un congédiement lié à la vaccination. Les dossiers judiciaires indiquent que Sean Ward, identifié par la police comme le tireur lors de l’attaque du Yom Kippour, a poursuivi les Forces armées canadiennes en 2023, alléguant 140 000 dollars canadiens de pertes et demandant 1 million de dollars canadiens après avoir été libéré pour avoir refusé la vaccination contre la COVID‑19.
  2. Deux policiers de Toronto blessés après qu’un véhicule en fuite a percuté leur voiture de patrouille à Islington et Elmhurst vers 2 h 29. La police indique que les deux agents ont été transportés à l’hôpital avec des blessures non mortelles; le conducteur du véhicule a été arrêté et conduit à l’hôpital tandis qu’un deuxième véhicule en fuite est toujours recherché.

🎨 Communauté et culture

  1. Toronto accueillera le premier match des étoiles de la PWHL le 7 mars 2027. La Professional Women’s Hockey League a annoncé Toronto comme ville hôte de son premier événement des étoiles, marquant une grande vitrine pour le calendrier du hockey féminin en ville.
  2. Le directeur général des Raptors, Bobby Webster, affirme que l’équipe a toujours cru que l’échange impliquant Kawhi Leonard aboutirait. Webster a dit aux journalistes que Toronto est resté confiant pendant l’enquête de la NBA sur le plafond salarial; Leonard, 35 ans, a signé une prolongation de deux ans après avoir affiché une moyenne de 27,9 points et 6,3 rebonds avec les Clippers la saison dernière.

📰 Aussi aujourd’hui

  • Course commémorative de 3 jours de Toronto à Ottawa en hommage à sept policiers tombés.
  • Le directeur général des Raptors réaffirme publiquement sa confiance d’avoir obtenu l’échange et la prolongation de Kawhi Leonard.
  • L’Ontario affiche un déficit de 13 milliards de dollars canadiens, un peu mieux que prévu.
  • La police de Belleville qualifie la fusillade à la synagogue d’attaque haineuse délibérée.
  • Le chef de la police de Durham condamne publiquement deux infractions présumées liées à la haine dans la région.
  • La police de Peel enquête sur un incendie criminel présumé après deux incendies de dépanneuses à Mississauga.
  • Deuxième jour de la sentence de Kenneth Law: des témoignages sur des familles touchées par des ventes en ligne.
  • La FAO avertit que la santé et l’éducation en Ontario nécessitent plus de dépenses, sinon les niveaux de service chuteront.
  • Un chef de Première Nation exige des travaux de réhabilitation après des décennies d’empoisonnement au mercure.
  • Les décès de dauphins à Marineland se poursuivent; un autre dauphin meurt après son transfert en Espagne.
  • Un homme d’affaires condamné, remis en liberté sous caution, est accusé dans une nouvelle escroquerie de 17 500 dollars canadiens.
  • Le pseudonyme en ligne du suspect de la fusillade à la synagogue ferait référence à des projets de tuer des Juifs quelques semaines plus tôt.
  • Un nouveau projet de Mark Carney pourrait toucher les voyageurs à Pearson; les détails sont en cours d’examen.
  • Synthèse du débat municipal de Toronto axée sur l’abordabilité et les taxes foncières.
  • Les Blue Jays éliminés de la course aux séries après une autre performance offensive timide.
  • Les candidats à la mairie de Milton, Gord Krantz et Zainab Azim, appellent ensemble à une campagne propre.
  • Sondage: la majorité des Ontariens ignorent les cinq prétendants à la direction du Parti libéral de l’Ontario.
  • Echo, un dauphin de 30 ans déplacé de Marineland, meurt à l’Oceanogràfic de Valence.

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