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Dalawang bangkay sa nasunog na sasakyan, OPP sergeant inakusahan at tagumpay sa rent strike — Toronto Biyernes

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🚑 Balita at Mga Insidente

  1. Dalawang bangkay natagpuan sa magkahiwalay na mga nasunog na sasakyan ngayong linggo; magbbrief ang pulisya ng Biyernes. Natagpuan ng mga emergency crew ang isang bangkay sa isang sasakyan sa isang hydro field sa Reesor Road malapit sa Steeles Avenue East bandang 11:24 n.g. Lunes at ang pangalawang bangkay sa isang kotse na natagpuan sa James Garden Park, Etobicoke, bandang 12:55 n.g. Martes; magsasalita si Det.-Sgt. Henri Marsman ng Homicide and Missing Persons Unit bandang 12:30 n.h.
  2. Huminto ang serbisyo ng GO train sa pagitan ng Mimico at Exhibition matapos may nakabangga ng tren. Sinuspinde ang serbisyo sa Lakeshore West line matapos ang insidente sa Mimico GO at Exhibition GO; nagdulot ito ng mga delay sa mga commuter noong umaga (ulat ng lokal na GO operations service advisory).

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Nag-plea ng guilty ang lalaki sa manslaughter at arson matapos mamatay ang kasamang nagsusunog sa sunog sa Scarborough. Inamin ni Shiloh Norton ang manslaughter at arson kaugnay ng sunog noong 22 Hunyo 2024 sa Molon Lave Taverna (isang tavern sa Scarborough) sa 1176 Kennedy Rd., kung saan sina O’Brien Todd at isang 16-anyos ang inakusahan ng pagsindi; kasama sa ebidensya ng korte ang surveillance video at tatlong jerry can na puno ng gasolina na nakuha mula sa isang ninakaw na Acura RDX na iniulat na ninakaw sa Peel police isang araw bago.
  2. OPP sergeant na may 28 taong serbisyo inakusahan sa imbestigasyong may kinalaman sa pagsasamantala sa bata. Si Chris Weise, 54, ng Alliston ay inaresto noong 8 Set. at sinampahan ng kaso ng pag-access at pagmamay-ari ng mga materyal ng child sexual abuse; naka-schedule si Weise na humarap sa Ontario Court of Justice sa Bradford sa 8 Oktubre 2026, at kinumpiska ng mga taga-imbestiga ang maraming electronic device sa ilalim ng search warrant noong Hunyo. (OPP: Ontario Provincial Police)
  3. In-upgrade sa second-degree murder ang kaso ng babaeng taga-Mississauga matapos mamatay ang biktima ng pananaksak. Ayon sa Peel Regional Police, tumugon ang mga opisyal sa insidente ng pananaksak noong 6 Set. malapit sa Dixie Road at Dundas Street East bandang 5:30 n.h.; inaresto si Lorena Sanchez, 42, noong 7 Set. sa attempted murder at in-upgrade ang kaso nang pumanaw ang biktima sa ospital noong 10 Set.
  4. Dalawang lalaki sinaksak sa King West Village madaling Biyernes; isa kritikal ang pinsala. Tinawagan ang Toronto police ng insidente sa pagitan ng King at Portland streets bandang 4:33 n.g.; dinala ng paramedics ang parehong lalaki sa ospital, isa ay inilarawan na may posibleng life-threatening na pinsala at ang isa ay may malubha pero hindi life-threatening na mga sugat.

🏈 Isports

  1. Panalo ang Argonauts sa huling segundong 36-yarda na kick, pinalawig ang panalo sa apat na sunod-sunod. Pinalo ni Lirim Hajrullahu ang 36-yarda na kick na may 27 segundo na natitira habang tinalo ng Toronto Argonauts ang Winnipeg Blue Bombers 30-28, itinaas ang record ng Toronto sa CFL sa 9-6; nagtapos si Chad Kelly ng 22 mula sa 31 pass para sa 290 yarda at dalawang TD.
  2. Nagbigay ang Shanahan report ng 11 rekomendasyon para baguhin ang junior men’s hockey sa Ontario. Ang review ni Brendan Shanahan (inatasan ng Hockey Canada noong Enero) ay nagmumungkahi ng standard na billeting policy at hiwalay na pamamahala para sa men’s junior hockey; inaprubahan ng Hockey Canada at ng mga provincial body ang report at sisimulan ang mga pagbabago ngayong season, ayon sa ulat.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Sinasabing binawi ng landlord ang 5.4% na retroactive na pagtaas ng upa sa 75 Spencer Ave. matapos ang anim na buwang rent strike. Inulat ng mga organizer na inalis ng Metcap Living ang above-guideline increase application matapos huminto ng pagbayad ng upa ang mga nangungupahan simula Marso; sinabi ng mga nangungupahan na naibenta ang gusali noong Mayo at may mga lobby renovation at opisina na ginawang rental unit na binanggit sa AGI application.
  2. Ipinahayag ang dalawang taong pagkaantala para sa $7-bilyong EV battery plant sa St. Thomas; tinawag ng probinsya na "mabuting balita." Inilipat ng PowerCo Canada ang full construction ng giga factory ng Volkswagen subsidiary ng dalawang taon; sinabi ni Economic Development Minister Vic Fedeli na naipamahagi na ang mga kontrata at inaasahang magsisimula ang full construction sa loob ng humigit-kumulang isang buwan na may target na pagbubukas noong 2029.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Nag-usap ang probinsya at mga munisipalidad tungkol sa paglago ng AI data-centre; nagpatupad ng moratorium ang Oakville at Mississauga. Hinikayat ni Premier Doug Ford ang mabilis na pag-unlad ng data-centre habang nagpatupad ng pansamantalang paghinto sina Oakville, Mississauga at Sault Ste. Marie; nagsumite ang Association of Municipalities of Ontario ng 10-pahinang ulat na humihiling ng kumpirmasyon mula sa probinsya tungkol sa kapangyarihan ng munisipyo at mga kinakailangan sa community-benefit.

📰 Also Today

  • Pinalawig ang NHL season sa 84 na laro kada team, nakalista ang mga opening-night highlight.
  • Pinuntahan ng MapQuest GM ang Toronto waterfront matapos tumutol ang kumpanya sa pagpapalit ng pangalan ng Lake Ontario.
  • May kapangyarihan para sa 'mass casualty' attack ang bumaril sa Belleville synagogue, ayon sa police chief.
  • Inilahad ng mga residente sa The Beaches ang mga pangunahing isyu para sa susunod na mayor sa gitna ng rush-hour 'nightmare'.
  • Boboto ang mga guro sa pampublikong high school sa Ontario para sa strike mandate sa Nobyembre.
  • Ginawa ni dating Leafs exec Shanahan ang 11 rekomendasyon para sa reporma ng junior hockey.
  • Ipinapakita ng EQAO data ang pagbuti ng mga estudyante sa math sa Ontario, ngunit mababa pa rin ang mga marka.
  • Ilang restawran sa Toronto gumagamit ng AI para gumawa ng mga menu, sinasabi ng may-ari na nakakatipid ng oras at gastos.
  • Namamayani ang populistang istilo ni Mamdani sa coverage ng Toronto mayoral race.
  • Nagdaraos ng unang debate ang mga kandidato sa pagka-mayor ng Mississauga bago ang botohan sa Oktubre.
  • Sinisisi ng isang mag-asawa sa Toronto ang mga patakaran sa pabahay matapos madagdagan ang gastusin sa pamumuhay.
  • (duplicate removed; tingnan ang main) Alitan ng probinsya at munisipyo tungkol sa AI data centres.
  • (duplicate removed; tingnan ang main) Huminto ang GO train service sa pagitan ng Mimico at Exhibition.
  • Nasa mataas na alerto ang siyam na Islamic school matapos makatanggap ng email na nagbabanta ng 'slaughter' sa mga Muslim.
  • (duplicate removed; tingnan ang main) Dalawang bangkay natagpuan sa magkahiwalay na nasunog na sasakyan.
  • (duplicate removed; tingnan ang main) MapQuest GM bumisita sa Lake Ontario.
  • (hindi kasama sa main) Nangako si Chow ng task force kontra sa may-ari ng masamang landlord kung maihahalal muli bilang mayor.

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