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SPVM, Pag‑akyat ng PQ at Mga Pagpupugay sa Helicopter — Montreal Lunes

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🚑 Pagkakaabar at Mga Insidente

  1. Nagpadala ang SPVM ng ebidensya tungkol sa umano’y rasistang pag-uugali ng mga opisyal ng Station 39 sa mga taga‑prosekusyon ng Quebec. Inihayag ng pulisya ng Montreal na ang ebidensya mula sa imbestigasyon ukol sa diskriminasyong kinaroroonan ng mga opisyal na naka‑assign sa istasyon ng Montreal‑North ay isinumite sa Le Directeur des poursuites criminelles et pénales (DPCP) para sa pagsusuri, kasunod ng pagbuwag at pagdisarma noong Hunyo ng isang 16‑myembro na yunit ng patrol at ng sunod‑sunod na suspensiyon, kabilang ang ika‑apat na suspensiyon noong 19 Agosto.
  2. Nangunang nag‑alay ng mga alaala ang mga naulila para sa mga nasawi sa aksidenteng pag‑crash ng helicopter sa labas ng Montreal. Nagtipon ang pamilya at mga kaibigan upang magbigay‑parangal sa mga nasawi sa helicopter crash na nangyari sa labas ng Montreal, ayon sa lokal na ulat; dumalo rin ang mga opisyal at lider‑komunidad sa mga memorial na ginanap sa lugar.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Bagong mga poll nagtutulak sa Parti Québécois papasok sa teritoryo ng mayorya habang bumabagsak ang suporta sa CAQ. Tatlong poll na inilabas habang isang linggo na lang bago ang halalan sa 5 Oktubre ang nagpapakita ng pagtaas ng PQ sa ilalim ni Paul St‑Pierre Plamondon habang ang Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ), na pinamumunuan ni Christine Fréchette, ay bumagsak nang malaki (ini‑estimate ng Léger ang CAQ sa 16%), at tinataya ng Route127.ca na maaaring makamit ng PQ ang mayorya habang posibleng walang makuhang upuan ang CAQ.
  2. Nagpapatuloy ang advance polls habang pumapasok sa huling linggo ang kampanya ng Quebec bago ang botohan sa 5 Oktubre. Maaaring bumoto ang mga botante sa advance ballot ngayong araw mula 9:30 a.m. hanggang 8 p.m. sa ikalawa at huling araw ng maagang pagboto; umiikot ang usapan ng kampanya sa kalusugan, ekonomiya, wika at mga ulat ng posibleng panghihimasok mula sa U.S. na pinagdedebate sa trail.
  3. Ipinapatupad ang mga programa ng bakuna para sa trangkaso at COVID‑19 ngayong taglagas na may tinukoy na prayoridad na mga grupo. Inirerekomenda ng NACI ang bakuna para sa mga taong may mas mataas na panganib tulad ng mga nasa 65 taong gulang pataas, mga manggagawa sa pangangalagang pangkalusugan at mga residente ng long‑term care; binuksan ng Ontario ang access para sa high‑risk na grupo simula 28 Setyembre, at payo ng NACI na maghintay ng humigit‑kumulang anim na buwan mula sa huling dosis ng COVID‑19 bago kumuha ng panibagong dosis.
  4. Malakihang pagbabago sa Maple Leafs matapos ang mahinang 2025–26 season; nagdagdag ang team ng top draft pick at beteranong tulong. Nakamit ng Toronto ang No. 1 overall pick (Gavin McKenna) sa pamamagitan ng lottery noong Mayo, pumirma ng two‑time Cup winner na si Sergei Bobrovsky at niretool ang roster sa ilalim ng bagong GM John Chayka at adviser na si Mats Sundin habang nilalayon ng klub na makabangon mula sa kanilang unang season na walang playoffs sa loob ng isang dekada.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • Sinisi ni Fréchette ang staff ng CAQ sa paghawak ng mga alegasyon ng dayuhang panghihimasok.
  • Inanunsyo ng CBC/Radio‑Canada ang pagbabalik ng Hockey Night in Canada sa pamamagitan ng pakikipagsosyo sa PWHL.
  • Tinawag ng pinuno ng unyon sa Canada na 'anti‑labour' ang papasok na CEO ng Air Canada para sa kaniyang airline.
  • Nagbibigay ng mga pahiwatig ang pag-aaral sa Alberta sa posibleng gastos ng independensya ng Quebec.
  • Nanalo si American McNulty ng elite road race world title, unang panalo mula 1993.
  • Dinampi ng river surfing competition ang komunidad ng surf sa Quebec sa isang lokal na ilog.
  • Itinukoy ng mga bumoto sa advanced polling ang ekonomiya, wika at kalusugan bilang pinakamahalagang isyu.

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