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Maple Leafs sa opener, Stelco nagbawas ng mga manggagawa at mga baril nasamsam — Toronto Martes

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 57-anyos na lalaki patay matapos mag-rollover ang cement truck sa rampa ng Highway 401 sa Scarborough. Iniulat ng Toronto police na ang nakamamatay na aksidente ay kinasasangkutan ng isang cement truck na na-rollover sa isang 401 ramp sa Scarborough; tinukoy ng police release ang biktima bilang 57-anyos na lalaki. Inatasan ang traffic investigators ng pulisya para imbestigahan ang banggaan sa rampa upang matukoy ang sanhi at dinamika ng sasakyan.
  2. Isang tao patay matapos banggaan ng dalawang sasakyan sa Mono, Ont. Kinumpirma ng mga emergency responder ang isang nakamamatay na two-vehicle crash sa Mono noong Martes; dumating sa lugar ang police at paramedics at idineklarang patay ang isang sakay sa mismong lugar. Nagbukas ang lokal na OPP investigators ng imbestigasyon sa mga pangyayari at sinusuri kung may impluwensiya ng pagkalasing bilang bahagi ng probe.

🏈 Sports

  1. Tinalo ng Canadiens ang Maple Leafs 3-2 sa Toronto habang nag-debut sa NHL si Gavin McKenna. Nagkaroon ng goal at assist sina Josh Anderson at Alexandre Carrier sa 3-2 na panalo sa Scotiabank Arena; si Jakub Dobes ay may 25 saves habang si William Nylander ang umiskor ng dalawang goal para sa Toronto. Opening night ng regular season para sa parehong clubs ang laro at minarkahan nito ang NHL debut ni No. 1 pick Gavin McKenna para sa Maple Leafs.
  2. Dinipensa ng Leafs GM na si John Chayka ang pag-trade kay Matthew Knies para kay Kirill Marchenko. Sinabi ni Chayka sa media na naniniwala ang Maple Leafs na kayang “single-handedly dictate outcomes” ni Marchenko, at ipinaliwanag ang pagbigay kay Matthew Knies sa blockbuster trade na natapos hindi lalampas sa 24 na oras bago ang opener ng Toronto. Pinirmahan ng team si Marchenko sa isang one-season deal na may 3.85 milyong dolyar ng Canada na average annual value para sa season na ito, ayon sa club.
  3. Sabi ni RJ Barrett nakatutok siya habang walang kasunduan pa sa extension papasok sa huling taon ng kontrata. Si Barrett, 26, ay nag-average ng 19.3 puntos, 5.3 rebounds at 3.3 assists sa 57 laro noong nakaraang season at papasok sa huling taon ng kanyang kontrata; sinabi niya sa mga reporter na kontrolado niya ang kanyang effort at training habang nagpapatuloy ang extension talks nang walang bagong kasunduan na napagkasunduan pa.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Toronto police nagsamsam ng 15 baril, inaresto ang tatlo sa trafficking probe na “Project Playfight.” Inaresto ng pulisya ang tatlong tao at kinasuhan ng 45 firearms-related offences matapos isagawa ang maramihang July 29 search warrants sa Toronto at Markham; sinabi ni Insp. Steve Matthews na natunton ng mga imbestigador ang mga armas pabalik sa isang rehistradong may-ari na kumikilos bilang supplier. Kasama sa nasamsam na cache ang 15 baril na inaakusang naipadala sa labas ng legal na daloy.
  2. Isinumite na ang closing submissions sa paglilitis ng lalaki sa Ajax na inakusahan sa pagkamatay ng girlfriend na si Jennifer Polak. Ipinagtanggol ng depensa na walang intensyon si Kyle Severin dahil sa matinding pagkalasing matapos niyang amining sanhi niya ang pagkamatay ni Jennifer Polak noong Marso 30, 2024; inilarawan ng mga opisyal ang asal ni Severin bilang “bizarre” at sinabi ng kanyang abogado sa hurado na nag-ulat si Severin na nag-take ng cocaine at Seroquel noong gabing iyon at pagkatapos ay nag-blackout bago tumawag ng 911.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Stelco nagbawas ng hanggang 500 manggagawa habang sinisiksik ng U.S. tariffs ang sektor ng bakal sa Ontario. Inanunsiyo ng Stelco ang pagtatanggal ng hanggang 500 trabaho sa mga pasilidad sa Hamilton at Lake Erie, na binanggit ang U.S. tariffs, mahina ang demand at pressure mula sa imports; nag-warning ang Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters chief economist na si Alan Arcand na nagdudulot ang tariffs ng ripple effects sa supply-chain sa buong manufacturing ng Ontario. Tinawag ng Stelco ang mga layoffs na “malungkot pero kinakailangan” upang masiguro ang pag-survive ng kumpanya.
  2. Ontario at pederal na pamahalaan nag-extend ng abot-kayang child-care deal ng apat na taon; fees nanatiling mga $19 kada araw. Tatakbo ang bagong kasunduan hanggang hindi bababa sa 2031 na may $12 bilyon na pederal na pagpopondo at pinanatili ang average parent fee sa Ontario sa $19 kada araw (nakatapat sa $22 cap) hanggang Hunyo 30, 2027, ayon sa mga pamahalaan. Binanggit ng pederal na minister na si Patty Hajdu na ang ilang magulang ay nakakatipid pa rin ng humigit-kumulang $9,000 kada bata sa ilalim ng programa.
  3. Bukas na ang Scarborough busway — bagong ruta para sa mga commuters. Inbuksan ng mga city transit officials ang Scarborough busway ngayong linggo, nagbibigay ng dedikadong lanes na naglalayong magpabilis ng bus service sa kahabaan ng corridor; ipinapaliwanag ng materyales ng TTC at mga city notices ang bagong alignment at mga boarding locations para sa apektadong mga ruta na nagsimulang magserbisyo ngayong linggo.

📰 Also Today

  • Sampung manlalaro ng Leafs nag-debut sa opener, kasama ang draft No.1 Gavin McKenna at ang pag-pirma ni Kirill Marchenko.
  • Dalawang tao kinasuhan ng 1st-degree murder sa 2025 na pagpatay sa Vaughan, ayon sa York Regional Police.
  • Inendorso ni Geddy Lee si Brad Bradford para sa mayor ng Toronto, inanunsyo ang endorsement ng sikat na rock star.
  • Inirecall ng Summerhill ang frozen raspberries dahil sa posibleng norovirus contamination.
  • Nangakong bubuwagin ni mayoral candidate Bradford ang land transfer tax para sa ilang mga tahanan sa Toronto.
  • Ontario health coalition tinuligsa ang planong alisin ang bike lanes sa buong Toronto, inilabas ang pahayag ng koalisyon.
  • Maple Leafs nag-trade kay Matthew Knies para kay Kirill Marchenko, nag-sign si Marchenko ng anim na taong 75 milyong dolyar ng Canada extension.
  • Detensiyon ng isang lalaki sa Toronto tinanggal ang piyansa matapos hatulan sa pakikilahok sa mga aktibidad ng militanteng grupo, ginawa ang desisyon ng korte.
  • Tumaas ang wait times para sa karamihan ng priority surgeries sa Ontario mula pa noong 2017, ayon sa bagong pag-aaral.
  • Nilinis ng mga crews ang pangalawang spill sa Scarborough creek na may kaugnayan sa subway work, nag-responde ang city crews.
  • RCMP nag-iimbestiga sa death threat sa mga Muslim schools kabilang ang Vancouver, kinumpirma ang pambansang probe.
  • Babae umaapela sa 2002 manslaughter conviction sa pagkamatay ng isang sanggol, sinipi ang bagong ebidensiyang medikal.
  • Babae na nahatulan sa pagpatay ng sanggol noong 2002 pinalaya dahil sa bagong pananaliksik, in-update ang hatol ng korte.
  • Probinsiya at pederal nag-extend ng Ontario child-care program ngunit hindi binago ang fees, naabot ang kasunduan.
  • Naglalaban ang mga kampanya tungkol sa paggamit ng AI sa mayoral race sa Toronto, nag-aaway ang mga kandidato tungkol sa mga patakaran.
  • Lalaking napatunayang nagpo-promote ng poot sa Toronto Pride parade, inilabas ang pasya ng korte.
  • Nagbukas ang NHL season na muling binuhay ang mga rivalries, nag-host ang Toronto ng Montreal sa opening night.
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