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Intercambio sorpresa de los Maple Leafs, homicidio en vehículo incendiado y ministros de Salud — Lunes en Toronto

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🏈 Deportes

  1. Los Maple Leafs de Toronto intercambian por Kirill Marchenko y le firman un contrato de seis años por 75 millones de dólares. Toronto adquirió a Marchenko de los Columbus Blue Jackets, además de recibir a Elvis Merzlikins y Miles Wood, mientras que traspasó a Matthew Knies, Steven Lorentz, Emil Andrae y una selección de segunda ronda; Marchenko sumó 67 puntos en 76 partidos la temporada pasada.
  2. Los Leafs trazan una reconstrucción del plantel tras quedar fuera de los playoffs y seleccionan a Gavin McKenna como número uno del draft. El club aprovechó una favorable probabilidad de lotería del 8.5% para obtener la primera selección y eligió al extremo Gavin McKenna, y luego añadió veteranos como Sergei Bobrovsky y Anthony Stolarz en una recarga liderada por el gerente general John Chayka.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. La policía de Toronto identifica al segundo homicidio hallado en un vehículo incendiado como Mohamud Kheyre, de 30 años. Kheyre fue encontrado en un automóvil en llamas en James Garden Park, en Etobicoke, alrededor de las 00:55 del 22 de septiembre; Marcus Charles, de 32 años, fue identificado en el incendio de un vehículo relacionado en Reesor Road el 21 de septiembre, lo que eleva a 28 la cifra de homicidios en Toronto en 2026.
  2. Residente de Kingston acusado de incitación pública al odio tras publicaciones anónimas en redes sociales del 23 de septiembre. La policía de Kingston afirma que un hombre de 37 años enfrenta el cargo por comentarios que presuntamente fomentaron el odio contra grupos religiosos identificables; el caso está en manos de la justicia.

🏥 Salud

  1. La ministra de Salud de Ontario, Sylvia Jones, dice que las provincias celebrarán una reunión de emergencia ante un “precipicio fiscal” en el financiamiento federal de salud. Jones advirtió que la financiación dirigida a atención domiciliaria, salud mental y otros programas vencerá en 2026–27 y pidió claridad sobre si el gobierno federal mantendrá esos compromisos.
  2. Las provincias lanzan las campañas de vacunación contra la gripe y la COVID-19 para el otoño; Ontario comienza vacunación de grupos de alto riesgo el 28 de septiembre. NACI recomienda con fuerte énfasis las vacunas contra la COVID-19 para personas de 65 años o más, trabajadores de salud y residentes de cuidados a largo plazo, y sugiere priorizar la vacuna contra la gripe para niños de seis meses a cinco años y adultos de 65 años o más.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Joshua Camacho, oficial de protección en Queen’s Park que trabajó allí tres años, muere en un choque automovilístico. La presidenta de la Asamblea, Donna Skelly, y el primer ministro Doug Ford expresaron públicamente sus condolencias por la muerte de Camacho el lunes y destacaron su servicio en el Legislative Protective Service.
  2. La primera ministra de Alberta, Danielle Smith, y el primer ministro de Ontario, Doug Ford, se presentarán juntos en Calgary para hablar sobre política energética. Los mandatarios hablarán en el centro de la ciudad el lunes sobre cómo llevar recursos naturales al mercado y sobre los flujos energéticos entre provincias en medio de disputas arancelarias en curso con Estados Unidos.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Stelco detendrá las operaciones de acabado en Hamilton; el sindicato prevé cerca de 350 despidos. La empresa dijo que concentrará la producción en Lake Erie Works, en Haldimand, y espera reubicar a muchos trabajadores de Hamilton allí, mientras que la Local 1005 de United Steelworkers estima alrededor de 350 pérdidas de empleo.

📰 También hoy

  • El regreso a casa en Guelph reúne a miles; despliegan unidades tácticas de la policía, se reportan múltiples heridos.
  • Kawhi Leonard reacciona a un momento viral de risa, ocho años después.
  • Kawhi dice que está feliz de volver a los Raptors, no se arrepiente del movimiento de 2019, reportan una extensión de dos años.
  • Oficial de la policía de Toronto se declara culpable en la investigación Project South, cargo vinculado a una pesquisa por corrupción.
  • Brad Bradford promete recortar 25% la factura del agua si es elegido alcalde, promesa de campaña.
  • ‘Crypto King’ Aiden Pleterski se representará a sí mismo en el juicio por fraude la próxima semana, decisión del acusado.
  • Fallece a los 91 años la leyenda del calipso caribeño The Mighty Sparrow, obituario.
  • El éxito fuera de la cancha de Tempo ofrece optimismo tras una temporada inaugural de la WNBA marcada por lesiones, perfil del equipo.
  • Ontario compromete 6 millones de dólares para combatir el robo de autos, anuncio de financiación provincial.
  • Presunto narcotraficante Brian Da Costa le niegan la fianza otra vez en el caso Project South, resultado de la audiencia de fianza.
  • Las historias de la temporada de la NHL incluyen grandes contratos y talento joven, reportaje sobre la liga.
  • 14 bomberos caídos de Toronto homenajeados en un servicio conmemorativo, acto conmemorativo.
  • Estudiantes evalúan opciones en universidades de Ontario en medio de cambios en OSAP, cobertura educativa.
  • La policía identifica a dos víctimas en incendios de vehículos separados en Etobicoke y Scarborough, investigación relacionada.
  • (Listado duplicado) Primeros ministros de Alberta y Ontario compartirán escenario en Calgary sobre energía, acto político.
  • (Listado duplicado) Provincias inician campañas de vacunación contra la gripe y la COVID-19; Ontario arranca el 28 de septiembre, programa de salud.
  • (Listado duplicado) Maple Leafs buscan recuperarse tras una mala temporada, se destaca la elección de McKenna, panorama del equipo.

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