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Senators en reinicio y plan de vacunación de Ontario; oficial de Queen’s Park muere — Ottawa, lunes

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🚑 Última hora e incidentes

  1. Reencuentro universitario en Guelph con miles de asistentes se tornó desordenado; despliegan unidad táctica. Videos y declaraciones policiales indican que la fiesta extramuros del 26 de septiembre atrajo a miles de estudiantes de la University of Guelph, hubo lanzamiento de objetos, reportes de hurtos y vandalismo, y varias personas atendidas por cortes e intoxicaciones; los investigadores presentaron algunos cargos y revisan más material videográfico.
  2. Oficial de paz de Queen’s Park, Joshua Camacho, falleció en choque vehicular el lunes. La presidenta de la Asamblea Donna Skelly y el primer ministro Doug Ford confirmaron públicamente la muerte de Camacho, quien trabajó como oficial de paz de la Legislative Assembly durante tres años; líderes provinciales enviaron condolencias y el caso fue reportado como una colisión de vehículo motorizado fatal el 28 de septiembre.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. El premier de Ontario, Doug Ford, se juntará con Danielle Smith de Alberta en Calgary para hablar de política energética. El encuentro está programado para el lunes en el centro de Calgary y se centrará en cómo llevar los recursos naturales canadienses al mercado en medio de tensiones arancelarias con Estados Unidos; Ford y Smith coincidieron en que debe fluir más petróleo dentro de Canadá.
  2. Ontario inicia la campaña de vacunación otoñal contra la gripe y el COVID‑19 para grupos de alto riesgo el 28 de septiembre. La guía provincial sigue las recomendaciones de NACI, que prioriza a adultos de 65 años o más, residentes de cuidados prolongados, personal hospitalario y niños de seis meses a cinco años; NACI aconseja esperar alrededor de seis meses desde la dosis anterior de COVID‑19 antes de recibir otra.
  3. Stelco detendrá operaciones de acabado en su planta de Hamilton; ofrece traslados a Lake Erie Works en Haldimand. Stelco informó a los trabajadores que concentrará la producción en Lake Erie Works y espera absorber allí a muchos empleados afectados; el sindicato United Steelworkers Local 1005 estima que se perderán entre 350 y 500 empleos de producción en el sitio de Hamilton.
  4. Residente de Kingston acusado de incitación pública al odio tras publicaciones anónimas en redes del 23 de septiembre. La policía de Kingston señala que el hombre de 37 años enfrenta un cargo tras investigar comentarios dirigidos a comunidades religiosas; el acusado fue detenido para una audiencia de fianza y la policía confirmó que el asunto está ahora en manos de los tribunales.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Los Ottawa Senators buscan reponerse tras traspasar al capitán Brady Tkachuk a Florida. El gerente general Steve Staios dijo que los Senators abrirán la temporada 2026‑27 con un enfoque de puntuación por comité apoyado en Tim Stützle (34 goles la pasada temporada), Drake Batherson (33 goles), Dylan Cozens (28 goles) y el nuevo fichaje William Eklund (15 goles, 53 puntos con San Jose en 2025‑26).
  2. Los Toronto Maple Leafs reconstruyeron la plantilla tras fallar en 2025‑26 y seleccionaron a Gavin McKenna como primera elección global. El club usó la lotería del draft 2026 para elegir al extremo Gavin McKenna como número uno y contrató a Sergei Bobrovsky para la portería; el gerente general John Chayka y el asesor Mats Sundin presentaron esos movimientos como pasos de reinicio antes de la nueva temporada.

📰 También hoy

  • Kawhi Leonard dice no arrepentirse de irse de Toronto; firmó extensión de dos años con los Raptors.
  • Ottawa Titans disfrutan una temporada de avance dentro y fuera del diamante, según informe del equipo.
  • (Duplicado) La guía otoñal de vacunas de Ontario de NACI prioriza a mayores de 65 y trabajadores de la salud.
  • El jefe de policía de Ottawa investiga posible mala conducta en la respuesta de oficiales a un choque fatal.
  • El pregonero de Ottawa participa en eventos por Ottawa 200.
  • CBC/Radio‑Canada recupera Hockey Night in Canada mediante alianza con PWHL.
  • Quebequenses emiten votos durante jornadas de votación adelantada en la elección provincial.
  • Memorias del exjefe de defensa detallan disputas con el gobierno Trudeau.
  • Cirujanos plásticos señalan que imágenes generadas por IA influyen en las expectativas de pacientes, según nueva cobertura.
  • Informe examina por qué los autobuses locales suelen llegar tarde.
  • Estudio de Alberta ofrece una estimación de costos para la independencia de Quebec.
  • Encuesta entre votantes en votación anticipada en Quebec lista economía, idioma y salud como principales preocupaciones.
  • (Duplicado) Ford y Smith hablarán en Calgary sobre política energética.

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