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Dos cuerpos en autos calcinados, sargento de la OPP acusado y victoria de huelga de alquiler — Toronto, viernes

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🚑 Sucesos y emergencias

  1. Dos cuerpos hallados en vehículos calcinados distintos esta semana; la policía dará detalles el viernes. Equipos de emergencia descubrieron un cuerpo en un vehículo en un campo de líneas eléctricas en Reesor Road cerca de Steeles Avenue East alrededor de las 23:24 del lunes y un segundo cuerpo en un automóvil encontrado en James Garden Park, Etobicoke, alrededor de las 00:55 del martes; el detective-sargento Henri Marsman de la Unidad de Homicidios y Personas Desaparecidas hablará a las 12:30 p.m.
  2. Servicio de trenes GO (servicio ferroviario regional) suspendido entre Mimico y Exhibition tras atropello. El servicio se detuvo en la línea Lakeshore West después del incidente en Mimico GO y Exhibition GO; las demoras afectaron a los pasajeros durante la hora punta de la mañana (aviso de servicio de las operaciones locales de GO).

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Hombre se declara culpable de homicidio imprudente e incendio tras la muerte de otro incendiario en Scarborough. Shiloh Norton admitió homicidio imprudente e incendio por el siniestro del 22 de junio de 2024 en Molon Lave Taverna, 1176 Kennedy Rd., donde el coimputado O’Brien Todd y un menor de 16 años provocaron el fuego; las pruebas incluyen video de vigilancia y tres bidones de gasolina extraídos de una Acura RDX robada, cuyo hurto fue denunciado a la policía de Peel el día anterior.
  2. Sargento de la OPP (Policía Provincial de Ontario) con 28 años de servicio acusado en investigación por explotación sexual infantil. Chris Weise, 54, de Alliston, fue arrestado el 8 de septiembre y acusado de acceder y poseer material de abuso sexual infantil; Weise debe comparecer en la Ontario Court of Justice en Bradford el 8 de octubre de 2026. Los investigadores incautaron varios dispositivos electrónicos bajo una orden de registro de junio.
  3. Acusada de Mississauga ve sus cargos elevados a homicidio en segundo grado tras muerte de apuñalado. La policía regional de Peel informa que agentes respondieron el 6 de septiembre a una apuñalada cerca de Dixie Road y Dundas Street East alrededor de las 5:30 p.m.; Lorena Sanchez, 42, fue arrestada el 7 de septiembre por intento de asesinato y los cargos se elevaron a homicidio en segundo grado después de que la víctima muriera en el hospital el 10 de septiembre.
  4. Dos hombres apuñalados en King West Village la madrugada del viernes; uno en estado crítico. La policía de Toronto fue llamada a las calles King y Portland alrededor de las 4:33 a.m.; los paramédicos trasladaron a ambos al hospital, uno con lesiones potencialmente mortales y el otro con heridas graves pero no mortales.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Los Toronto Argonauts ganan con gol de campo en el último segundo y extienden la racha a cuatro victorias. Lirim Hajrullahu acertó un gol de campo de 36 yardas con 27 segundos restantes y los Toronto Argonauts vencieron a los Winnipeg Blue Bombers 30-28, mejorando el registro de Toronto en la CFL a 9-6; Chad Kelly completó 22 de 31 pases para 290 yardas y dos touchdowns.
  2. Informe de Shanahan presenta 11 recomendaciones para reformar el hockey junior masculino de Ontario. La revisión de Brendan Shanahan, encargada por Hockey Canada en enero, recomienda una política estandarizada de alojamiento (billeting) y una gobernanza separada para el hockey junior masculino; Hockey Canada y los organismos provinciales aprobaron el informe y los cambios comenzarán esta temporada, según el documento.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Inquilinos de 75 Spencer Ave. dicen que el propietario retiró un aumento retroactivo de 5.4% tras una huelga de seis meses. Los organizadores informan que Metcap Living retiró la solicitud de aumento por encima de la guía después de que los inquilinos retuvieran el pago del alquiler desde marzo; los inquilinos dijeron que el edificio se vendió en mayo y que en la solicitud de AGI se mencionaban renovaciones del lobby y la conversión de una oficina en unidad de alquiler.
  2. Anuncian retraso de dos años para planta de baterías para vehículos eléctricos de 7.000 millones en St. Thomas; la provincia lo llama “buena noticia”. PowerCo Canada pospuso la construcción total de la gigafactoría de la filial de Volkswagen por dos años; el ministro de Desarrollo Económico Vic Fedeli dijo que se adjudicaron contratos y que la construcción completa debería comenzar en aproximadamente un mes, con apertura prevista para 2029.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Provincia y municipalidades chocan por el crecimiento de centros de datos de IA; Oakville y Mississauga impusieron moratorias. El primer ministro Doug Ford instó al rápido desarrollo de centros de datos mientras Oakville, Mississauga y Sault Ste. Marie aprobaron pausas temporales; la Association of Municipalities of Ontario presentó un informe de diez páginas pidiendo a la provincia clarificar el control municipal y los requisitos de beneficios para la comunidad.

📰 También hoy

  • La temporada de la NHL se amplía a 84 partidos por equipo; destacan la jornada inaugural.
  • El gerente general de MapQuest visitó el frente marítimo de Toronto tras la resistencia de la empresa a renombrar el lago Ontario.
  • El autor del tiroteo en la sinagoga de Belleville tenía medios para un ataque de ‘víctimas masivas’, dice el jefe de policía.
  • Residentes de The Beaches enumeran los principales problemas para el próximo alcalde durante la ‘pesadilla’ de la hora punta.
  • Docentes de secundaria públicos de Ontario votarán en noviembre sobre mandato de huelga.
  • El informe del exejecutivo de los Leafs, Shanahan, plantea 11 recomendaciones para reformar el hockey junior.
  • Datos de EQAO muestran mejora en matemáticas entre estudiantes de Ontario, aunque las puntuaciones siguen bajas.
  • Algunos restaurantes de Toronto usan IA para redactar menús; propietarios citan ahorro de tiempo y costos.
  • El estilo populista de Mamdani destaca en la cobertura de la carrera municipal por la alcaldía de Toronto.
  • Candidatos a la alcaldía de Mississauga realizaron su primer debate antes de la votación de octubre.
  • Una pareja de Toronto culpa a las políticas de vivienda tras enfrentar mayores costos de vida.
  • (duplicado eliminado; ver principal) Provincia en desacuerdo con municipalidades por centros de datos de IA.
  • (duplicado eliminado; ver principal) Servicio de trenes GO suspendido entre Mimico y Exhibition.
  • Nueve escuelas islámicas en alerta tras correo que amenazaba con ‘matanza’ de musulmanes.
  • (duplicado eliminado; ver principal) Dos cuerpos hallados en vehículos calcinados distintos.
  • (duplicado eliminado; ver principal) Gerente general de MapQuest visitó el lago Ontario.
  • (no incluido en el principal) Chow promete fuerza de tarea contra malos propietarios si es reelecto como alcalde.

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