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Senators suman a Johansson; escuelas islámicas en alerta y demora de PowerCo — Ottawa, viernes

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🏈 Deportes

  1. Los Senators adquieren a Jonas Johansson de Tampa Bay a cambio de consideraciones futuras. El portero de 31 años registró marca de 11-10-2 con 3.29 goles en contra por partido y .884 de porcentaje de atajadas en 25 partidos durante la temporada 2025-26, y ha jugado 105 partidos de la NHL desde su debut con Buffalo en 2019-20. Johansson fue seleccionado en la tercera ronda (61.º en total) del Draft de la NHL de 2014.

  2. Vancouver reclama al portero de Ottawa Leevi Meriläinen vía waivers. El finlandés de 24 años jugó 20 partidos para Ottawa la temporada pasada, con marca de 8-10-1, 3.51 de goles en contra por partido y .860 de porcentaje de atajadas; tiene 34 partidos en la NHL, tres juegos completos (shutouts) en su carrera y fue seleccionado 71.º en 2020.

  3. Brendan Shanahan plantea 11 recomendaciones para reformar el hockey junior masculino de Ontario. El informe —encargado por Hockey Canada en enero— pide una política estandarizada para alojamientos de jugadores (billeting), registro provincial para jóvenes de 16 y 17 años, separación de la gobernanza del hockey junior masculino del hockey menor, y nuevos roles consultivos y ejecutivos; Hockey Eastern Ontario, Hockey Northwestern Ontario, la Ontario Hockey Federation y Hockey Canada aprobaron el informe.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Nueve escuelas islámicas en máxima alerta tras amenaza por correo que advertía de una "matanza" de musulmanes. La Muslim Association of Canada indica que el mismo correo anónimo apuntó a escuelas de la asociación en Ontario, Columbia Británica y Quebec durante 24 horas; la policía de Peel abrió una investigación por amenazas motivadas por odio y aumentó las patrullas nocturnas cerca de mezquitas y escuelas.

  2. Sargento veterano de la OPP Chris Weise, 54, acusado en investigación sobre explotación sexual infantil. Weise, de Alliston, fue arrestado el 8 de septiembre y acusado de acceder y poseer material de abuso sexual infantil; la policía ejecutó una orden de registro en junio y confiscó dispositivos electrónicos; Weise comparecerá en la corte de Bradford el 8 de octubre de 2026.

  3. Lorena Sánchez, 42, acusada de asesinato en segundo grado tras apuñalamiento del 6 de septiembre en Mississauga. La Policía Regional de Peel informa que oficiales hallaron a un hombre con una herida grave en el cuello el 6 de septiembre cerca de Dixie Road y Dundas Street East; la víctima falleció el 10 de septiembre y la acusación contra Sánchez fue elevada desde intento de asesinato.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. EQAO: resultados de estudiantes de Ontario suben un punto en grados clave. Los resultados de 2025-26 muestran que 65% de alumnos de tercer grado, 52% de sexto grado y 59% de noveno grado alcanzaron los estándares provinciales —cada uno un punto porcentual más que el año anterior—; el ministro de Educación Paul Calandra comentó sobre las brechas persistentes.

  2. PowerCo Canada retrasa dos años la construcción de la planta de baterías para vehículos eléctricos en St. Thomas, valorada en 7.000 millones de dólares canadienses. El ministro de Desarrollo Económico de Ontario, Vic Fedeli, dijo que los contratos se han adjudicado y que la construcción completa debería comenzar en un mes, con apertura prevista para 2029; los críticos señalan inversiones automotrices anteriores que se trasladaron o quedaron estancadas.

  3. Provincia y municipios chocan por ubicaciones y reglas de centros de datos de IA. El premier Doug Ford busca un rápido crecimiento de centros de datos de inteligencia artificial con parámetros estrictos de ubicación, mientras Oakville, Mississauga y Sault Ste. Marie han impuesto moratorias; la Association of Municipalities of Ontario pidió al Ministerio de Energía y Minas preferencias para beneficios comunitarios y protecciones municipales más claras.

📰 También hoy

  • Argos vencen a los Blue Bombers 30-28, gol de campo de 36 yardas de Lirim Hajrullahu con 27 segundos restantes.
  • Hombre de Toronto se declara culpable de homicidio involuntario e incendio intencional, incendio en restaurante de Scarborough el 22 de junio de 2024.
  • Élections Québec habría indicado al personal no hablar inglés, se plantea una cuestión de derechos.
  • Conductor de tractor-remolque muere en choque en Hawkesbury, se informan detalles.
  • Informe de Shanahan recomienda 11 cambios para el hockey junior de Ontario, reformas aprobadas.
  • Profesores de secundaria pública de Ontario votarán sobre huelga en noviembre, fecha fijada.
  • Policía investiga correo amenazante a escuelas musulmanas en todo Canadá, pesquisa nacional.
  • Canucks reclaman al portero Leevi Meriläinen de los Senators, reclamo por waivers el 25 de septiembre de 2026.
  • Estudiantes de Ontario mejoran en matemáticas pero las puntuaciones siguen bajas, análisis de datos de EQAO.
  • Inquilinos de torre exigen reparaciones tras daños por inundación del Día de Canadá, los residentes buscan medidas.
  • Electores piden que la infraestructura acompañe el crecimiento de vivienda, desajuste municipal examinado.
  • Restaurantes usan cada vez más IA para menús, propietarios citan ahorro de tiempo y costos.
  • Director general de MapQuest visita el lago Ontario, parada en el frente marítimo de Toronto señalada.
  • Búsqueda por condenado por asesinato que escapó de la institución Collins Bay, se desplegó operativo.
  • Tirador de sinagoga en Belleville tenía capacidad para un ataque masivo, declaración del jefe de policía.
  • Animaciones por el bicentenario de Ottawa muestran historia antigua de la ciudad, nuevas piezas divulgadas.
  • Alce atrapado en el canal Rideau en Merrickville, se reportó rescate del animal.
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