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Rogers rachète MLSE, l’Ontario a versé 2 090 500 $ à McKinsey et hausse du salaire minimum — Ottawa jeudi

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🏛️ Gouvernement et politique

  1. Le ministère de la Santé de l’Ontario a versé 2 090 500 $ à McKinsey en 2025–26. Les comptes publics indiquent que le ministère a inscrit le paiement sous « autres paiements » sans préciser son objet; la dépense a été révélée alors que le gouvernement Ford cherchait des économies dans un budget de la santé de 91 milliards de dollars. 2. Nakeem Jamar Johnson, 36 ans, arrêté au Manitoba sur un mandat pour tentative de meurtre. La police régionale de Peel affirme que le suspect recherché pour une fusillade à Brampton le 3 février 2022 a été appréhendé le 22 sept. à Cross Lake (Man.) après des mandats et des perquisitions sur plusieurs sites en mai 2023 qui avaient conduit à la saisie de cinq armes à feu et d’environ 10 kg de méthamphétamine.

💼 Économie et affaires

  1. Rogers a finalisé l’achat de 4,35 milliards $ de la participation de 25 % de Kilmer dans MLSE. L’entente confère à Rogers 100 % de Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, incluant les Maple Leafs, les Raptors, Toronto FC et les Argonauts; Rogers prévoit de créer une nouvelle division Rogers Sports et vise à céder des participations minoritaires d’ici le premier semestre de 2027. 2. Hausse du salaire minimum dans cinq provinces; l’Ontario passe à 17,95 $ l’heure. Les augmentations (de 0,25 $ à 0,40 $) portent aussi l’Î.-P.-É. à 17,30 $, la Nouvelle-Écosse à 17,00 $, le Manitoba à 16,40 $ et la Saskatchewan à 15,70 $.

🏈 Sports

  1. Easton Cowan crédité du but gagnant alors que les Maple Leafs battent les Islanders. L’ailier de 21 ans, fraîchement revenu d’une course à la Coupe Calder avec les Toronto Marlies (huit buts, 10 passes en 22 matchs éliminatoires de la LAH), a préparé l’ouverture du score de Toronto et inscrit le but décisif dans une victoire de 2–1. 2. Les Raptors signent Jamal Shead pour une prolongation de trois ans de 24 millions. Des publications de l’agent et des rapports indiquent que l’entente maintient Shead à Toronto jusqu’à la saison 2029–30 après sa campagne 2025–26, où il a obtenu en moyenne 6,6 points et 5,4 passes décisives par match.

📰 Aussi aujourd’hui

  • Sutcliffe promet de donner aux parents d’Ottawa une longueur d’avance pour les leçons de natation, qualifiant le système actuel de « Hunger Games » pour les parents.
  • Les électeurs du Québec disent que les soins de santé sont un enjeu majeur à la prochaine élection provinciale.
  • Le panel Ottawa Votes 2026 discute des appuis de candidats et du vote spécial en avance.
  • Guide publié : tout ce qu’il faut savoir pour voter à l’élection municipale d’Ottawa.
  • La police de Belleville enquête sur des tracts antisémites à moins de deux semaines d’une attaque contre une synagogue.
  • Le projet de train à grande vitesse Alto pointé par le vérificateur pour des coûts potentiellement supérieurs.
  • Un exercice collectif enseignant l’histoire autochtone se tient à Ottawa.
  • La police appelle à la vigilance après la relocalisation d’un délinquant sexuel à haut risque; certains résidents ont réagi de manière vigilante.
  • Deux agressions au couteau signalées tôt jeudi près des rues Rideau et Dalhousie.
  • Le salaire minimum de l’Ontario vient d’augmenter de 0,35 $, selon un rapport.
  • Des sites canadiens ont retiré des articles écrits par un suspect fictif, généré par IA.
  • La hausse des coûts des services municipaux met les festivals locaux en péril, à l’approche de la campagne pour la mairie.
  • Des survivants des pensionnats ont été honorés lors de la Journée nationale de la vérité et de la réconciliation.

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