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Senators kumuha kay Johansson; mga Islamic school naka-alerto; PowerCo ipinagpaliban — Ottawa Biyernes

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🏈 Palakasan

  1. Kinuha ng Senators si Jonas Johansson mula sa Tampa Bay kapalit ng mga future considerations. Ang 31-taong-gulang na goaltender ay may 11-10-2 na rekord, 3.29 GAA at .884 save percentage sa 25 laro para sa 2025-26 season, at nakapaglaro na ng 105 NHL games mula nang mag-debut sa Buffalo noong 2019-20. Pinili si Johansson noong third round (61st overall) sa 2014 NHL Draft.

  2. Kinuha ng Vancouver ang goalie na si Leevi Meriläinen mula sa Ottawa sa pamamagitan ng waivers. Ang 24-taong-gulang na Finn ay lumabas sa 20 laro para sa Ottawa noong nakaraang season, may 8-10-1 na rekord, 3.51 GAA at .860 save percentage; may 34 NHL games at tatlong career shutouts siya, at napili noong 71st overall noong 2020.

  3. Naglabas si Brendan Shanahan ng 11 rekomendasyon para i-reporma ang Ontario junior men’s hockey. Ang ulat — inatas ni Hockey Canada noong Enero — ay nagsusulong ng standard na billeting policy, province-wide registration para sa 16- at 17-anyos, paghihiwalay ng pamamahala ng men’s junior mula sa minor hockey, at mga bagong advisory at executive role; inaprubahan ang ulat ng Hockey Eastern Ontario, Hockey Northwestern Ontario, Ontario Hockey Federation at Hockey Canada.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Siyam na Islamic school inilagay sa mataas na alerto matapos makatanggap ng email na nagbabanta ng ‘pagpatay’ sa mga Muslim. Ayon sa Muslim Association of Canada, ang parehong anonymous na email ay tumarget sa mga MAC school sa Ontario, B.C. at Quebec sa loob ng 24 oras; nagsimula ang Peel police ng probe sa mga hate-motivated threats at pinaigting ang night patrols malapit sa mga mosque at paaralan.

  2. Hinarasong si veteran OPP sergeant Chris Weise, 54, kaugnay ng imbestigasyong child sexual-exploitation. Si Weise mula sa Alliston ay inaresto noong Sept. 8 at sinampahan ng kaso ng accessing at possessing ng child sexual-abuse material; nagsagawa ang pulisya ng search warrant noong Hunyo at nakuha ang ilang electronics; nakatakda siyang humarap sa Bradford court noong Oct. 8, 2026.

  3. Kinasuhan si Lorena Sanchez, 42, ng second-degree murder matapos ang pananaksak noong Sept. 6 sa Mississauga. Ayon sa Peel Regional Police, natagpuan ng mga opisyal ang isang lalaki na may malubhang sugat sa leeg noong Sept. 6 malapit sa Dixie Road at Dundas Street East; namatay ang biktima noong Sept. 10 at na-upgrade ang kaso ni Sanchez mula attempted murder.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. EQAO: Bahagyang tumaas ng isang porsyento ang test results ng mga estudyante sa Ontario sa mga susiing grado. Ipinapakita ng resulta para sa 2025-26 na 65% ng Grade 3, 52% ng Grade 6 at 59% ng Grade 9 na estudyante ang nakaabot sa provincial standards — bawat isa tumaas ng isang porsyento kumpara sa nakaraang taon — at nagkomento ang Education Minister Paul Calandra tungkol sa patuloy na agwat sa pagganap.

  2. Pinagpaliban ng PowerCo Canada ng dalawang taon ang pagtatayo ng 7 bilyong dolyar na St. Thomas EV battery plant. Sinabi ng Ontario’s Economic Development Minister Vic Fedeli na naipamahagi na ang kontrata at inaasahang magsisimula ang full construction sa loob ng isang buwan, na target magbukas noong 2029; binanggit ng mga kritiko na may mga naunang auto investments na lumipat o naantala.

  3. Nagkagalit ang probinsiya at mga munisipalidad tungkol sa lokasyon at patakaran para sa mga AI data-centre. Nais ni Premier Doug Ford ang mabilis na paglago ng AI data-centre na may mahigpit na siting parameters, habang nagpatupad ng moratorium ang Oakville, Mississauga at Sault Ste. Marie; humiling ang Association of Municipalities of Ontario sa Ministry of Energy and Mines ng community-benefit preferences at mas malinaw na proteksyon para sa mga munisipalidad.

📰 Also Today

  • Argos tinalo ang Blue Bombers 30-28, field goal ni Lirim Hajrullahu mula sa 36 yard na may 27 segundo na lang.
  • Lalaki sa Toronto umamin ng guilty sa manslaughter at arson, konektado sa sunog sa restaurant sa Scarborough noong June 22, 2024.
  • Inakusahan na pinagbawalan ng Élections Québec ang staff na magsalita ng English, itinataas na tanong tungkol sa karapatan.
  • Tractor-trailer driver patay sa crash sa Hawkesbury, iniulat ang mga detalye.
  • Ulat ni Shanahan nagrerekomenda ng 11 pagbabago para sa Ontario junior hockey, inaprubahan ang mga reporma.
  • Mga public high school teachers sa Ontario huhugot ng boto para sa strike sa Nobyembre, itinakda ang petsa.
  • Ibinabala ng pulisya ang imbestigasyon sa nagbabanta na email sa mga Muslim school sa buong Canada, nagsasagawa ng pambansang probe.
  • Canucks kinuha ang goalie na si Leevi Meriläinen mula sa Senators, waiver claim noong Sept. 25, 2026.
  • Mas gumagaling ang mga estudyante sa Ontario sa math pero mababa pa rin ang mga score, pagsusuri ng EQAO data.
  • Mga tenant sa highrise nagrereklamo at humihiling ng pagkukumpuni matapos masira ng baha noong Canada Day, nanawagan ng aksyon.
  • Mga botante gusto ng imprastruktura na sumabay sa paglago ng pabahay, siniyasat ang kakulangan sa munisipyo.
  • Dumarami ang paggamit ng AI ng mga restawran para sa mga menu, sinasabing nakakatipid sa oras at gastos ang mga may-ari.
  • MapQuest GM bumisita sa Lake Ontario, may pagtigil sa Toronto waterfront.
  • Naghahanap ang awtoridad sa pumatay na nagtangkang tumakas mula sa Collins Bay Institution, nakatakbo ang manhunt.
  • May kakayahan ang shooter sa Belleville synagogue para sa malawakang pag-atake, pahayag ng police chief.
  • Nagpakita ang Ottawa ng bicentennial animations na nagpapakita ng mas lumang kasaysayan ng lungsod, inilabas ang mga bagong piraso.
  • Moose na naipit sa Rideau Canal sa Merrickville, naiulat ang animal rescue.
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