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Aitchison magbitiw malapit na; pagrepaso sa Ottawa Police access at itinalagang kapitan si Chabot — Ottawa Martes

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Ottawa Police (Pulis ng Ottawa) nagsusuri ng pagbabago sa polisiya matapos ang hindi awtorisadong paghahanap sa database. Sinusuri ng serbisyo ang mga panloob na patakaran sa access at mga audit na pamamaraan matapos lumabas na may mga opisyal na nagsagawa ng hindi awtorisadong tseke sa mga police database, inamin ni Chief Markations (hindi pinangalanan ang pinuno sa artikulo). Magrerekomenda ang pagrepaso ng bagong kontrol at pagsasanay upang maiwasan ang mga susunod na paglabag. Ang mga hakbang na ito ay tugon sa hindi bababa sa isang nakumpirmang imbestigasyon ukol sa hindi wastong paghahanap, ayon sa mga pinagkukunan.
  2. Ottawa Police (Pulis ng Ottawa) iniimbestigahan diumano bentahan ng nawawalang karatula ng Trump Avenue. Nagbukas ng imbestigasyon ang mga opisyal matapos mawala ang community sign para sa Trump Avenue at diumano inialok na ibenta online; nakausap na ng mga imbestigador ang mga saksi at sinusuri ang mga online listing bilang bahagi ng imbestigasyon, ayon sa pahayag ng pulisya.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Konserbatibong MP Scott Aitchison nakaayos nang magbitiw; siya ang ikawalo na umalis sa caucus ni Poilievre. Iniulat ng Global News na plano ni Aitchison na ianunsyo ang kanyang pagbibitiw sa lalong madaling Miyerkules, na gagawing ikawalo siyang MP na aalis sa Conservative caucus ni Pierre Poilievre mula noong halalan ng 2025; sabi ng mga pinagkukunan, ipinaalam ni Aitchison ang kanyang plano kay Poilievre isang linggo na ang nakalipas at inaasahang magre-resign bago mag-break ang Parliament para sa Disyembre.
  2. Ontario at pederal na pamahalaan pinahaba ang pondo para sa abot-kayang child-care nang apat na taon — pero hindi $10-a-day sa Ontario. Siniig ng bagong kasunduan ang pondo hanggang hindi bababa sa 2031 na may CAN$12 bilyon mula sa pederal kasama ang bahagi ng Ontario na dagdag CAN$5.4 bilyon; pananatili naman ng average na bayad ng magulang sa Ontario sa humigit-kumulang CAN$19 kada araw (nakapaloob sa cap na CAN$22) hanggang Hunyo 30, 2027, ayon sa pederal na ministro.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Stelco magbubuwis ng hanggang 500 manggagawa; iniuugnay ng mga eksperto sa industriya sa U.S. tariffs. Inanunsyo ng Stelco ang hanggang 500 na trabaho ang matatanggal sa mga planta sa Hamilton at Lake Erie, na binanggit ang mga U.S. tariffs, mahina na demand at pressure mula sa mga import; nagbabala ang mga ekonomista na nabawasan ng mga tariff ang bentahan sa U.S. para sa mga Canadian manufacturer at humina ang pangkalahatang demand sa magkakabit na supply chain.
  2. Plano ng pamahalaang Ford may ilang araw na babala ukol sa pagtatanggal sa Stelco bago ang publikong anunsyo. Kinumpirma ni Ministro Vic Fedeli na nasabi sa mga opisyal ng probinsya “sa loob ng ilang araw” ang naka-planong pag-idle sa pasilidad ng Stelco sa Hamilton, bagama’t sinabi niyang walang katiyakan hanggang ipinaalam na ito sa mga empleyado at unyon.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Itinanghal na kapitan ng Ottawa Senators si Thomas Chabot. Inanunsyo ng Senators na ang defenceman na si Thomas Chabot ang magsisilbing kapitan ng koponan para sa paparating na season ng NHL, isang leadership appointment na opisyalisado ng club sa kanilang media day.

📰 Also Today

  • Halos isang-kapat ng mga botante sa Quebec namagbilang na bumoto nang maaga para sa halalan ng Okt. 5, mga 25% ang iniulat.
  • Isinumite na ang closing submissions sa trial ng pagpatay sa Ajax, sinipi ng depensa ang ebidensiya ng pagkalasing.
  • Sinabi ni RJ Barrett na maghihintay muna siya sa extension ng kontrata sa Raptors, may average na 19.3 puntos noong nakaraang season.
  • Huminto ang Kebaowek sa konsultasyon ukol sa UNDRIP dahil sa iminungkahing nuclear dump, pinahinto ng komunidad ang pakikipag-ugnayan.
  • Babaeng taga-Ontario naghahangad na pawalang-bisain ang manslaughter conviction noong 2002, nagsabi ang bagong eksperto ng posibilidad ng SIDS.
  • Nagsara ang Highway 7 malapit sa Kaladar dahil sa nakamamatay na banggaan, isinara ang highway para sa imbestigasyon.
  • Natuklasan ng pag-aaral na tumaas ang wait times para sa karamihan ng prioridad na operasyon sa Ontario mula 2017, ayon sa mga mananaliksik.
  • Kinumpirma ng RCMP ang imbestigasyon sa banta ng pagpatay sa mga Muslim school, kabilang ang Vancouver, iniimbestigahan ng pederal na pulisya.

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