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Rogers bumili ng MLSE, kaso ng 156 km/h crash at $650K pandaraya sa Ajax — Toronto Huwebes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Lalaking taga-Toronto posibleng makulong ng limang taon matapos magmaneho ng 156 km/h sa 50 zone, at mamatay ang 59 taong gulang. Hinahangad ng mga taga‑prosekusyon ang limang taong pagkakakulong para kay 28 anyos na Shabari Tull matapos siyang makulong sa kasong dangerous driving causing death; tinamaan si Carlos Dinis habang lumiliko papasok ng Burnhamthorpe Road mula sa Shaver Ave. sa isang residential na lugar at apat na buwan na lang sana bago siya magretiro.
  2. Lalaking inakusahan sa sinasabing tangkang sunog malapit sa bahay ng MP Salma Zahid sa Toronto, sinasabing may kaugnayan din sa hiwalay na sunog sa Ajax. Ayon sa mga pulis, naaresto at kinasuhan si Roshvin Crofton, mula Ajax, matapos ang sunog noong Agosto 24 na sumira sa bakanteng bahay sa Ajax at naka‑dulot ng pinsala sa mga kapitbahay, at matapos masunog ang mga sasakyan sa labas ng bahay ni Zahid noong Agosto 27; isang ikalawang suspek sa insidente kay Zahid ay nananatiling nagpapakawala.
  3. Nadakip si Aubrey Lawrence, 69, na naninirahan sa Hamilton, kaugnay ng nakamamatay na hit‑and‑run sa Mississauga noong Set. 29. Sinabi ng Peel police na nagdulot ng pagkamatay ng isang lalaki na nasa kanyang 60s ang banggaan sa Winston Churchill Blvd at Dundas St W; tinukoy ng mga imbestigador ang isang 1999–2005 Chevrolet Silverado pickup at hinahanap ang isang nakasaksi na nakausap ang driver pagkatapos ng aksidente.
  4. Naaresto sa Cross Lake, Manitoba si 36 anyos na Nakeem Jamar Johnson; hinahanap sa sinubukang pagpatay noong 2022 sa Brampton. Ayon sa Peel police, ang warrant ay nagmumula sa pamamaril noong Peb. 3, 2022 malapit sa Queen St E at Rutherford Rd sa Brampton; ang mga naunang paghahanap noong Mayo 2023 ay nakakuha ng limang baril at humigit‑kumulang 10 kilo ng methamphetamine, pati na fentanyl at cocaine.
  5. Dalawang dating empleyado ng Ajax FC kinasuhan sa umano’y $650,000 pandaraya laban sa soccer club. Sinabi ng Durham police na nagkaroon ng mga paglilipat mula unang bahagi ng 2023 hanggang 2024; ang mga inakusahan ay isang 50 anyos na babae (dating executive director) at isang 47 anyos na lalaki (dating general manager), at sinabi ng club na pareho silang umalis noong 2024 at makikipagtulungan sa pulisya.

🏈 Isports

  1. Rogers kumpleto na ang $4.35‑bilyong pagbili ng natitirang 25% stake ni Kilmer sa MLSE, ngayon pagmamay‑ari na ng 100%. Sinabi ng Rogers na bubuo ito ng isang Rogers Sports unit na pagsasamahin ang mga asset ng MLSE kasama ang Blue Jays, Sportsnet at iba pang media properties at nagpaplanong magbenta ng mga minority stakes pagsapit ng kalagitnaan ng 2027 para magbayad ng utang; mananatiling presidente at CEO ng MLSE si Keith Pelley.
  2. Kinilala si Easton Cowan sa paggawa ng winning goal nang talunin ng Leafs ang Islanders, tanda ng kanyang pagpasok sa NHL. Nag‑set up si Cowan, 21, ng opening goal ng Toronto at siya rin ang tumira ng panalo sa 2-1 na pagkapanalo matapos siyang tumulong sa AHL Toronto Marlies na manalo ng Calder Cup noong Hunyo; pinuri ng mga kakampi na sina Morgan Rielly at Anthony Stolarz ang kanyang kalmado at karanasan sa playoff.
  3. Pinirmahan ng Raptors ang guard na si Jamal Shead ng tatlong taong extension na nagkakahalaga ng 24 milyong dolyar ng Canada hanggang 2029–30. Ang extension, inilathala ng ahente ni Shead, ay pinapanatili ang guard sa Toronto ng tatlong karagdagang season; nag‑average si Shead ng 6.6 puntos at 5.4 assists sa kabuuang 82 regular‑season games noong 2025–26.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Politika

  1. Sinabi ng Toronto Region Board of Trade na hindi maaabot ng Ontario ang target na 1.5 milyong bahay kung walang reporma sa regulasyon. Binalaan ng lupon na maaaring mabawasan ng higit sa 550,000 na bahay ang kakailanganin bago mag‑2029 at hinimok ang pagbabago sa zoning at building codes, sabi nilang magtatagal pa rin ang pag‑update ng municipal plans at pag‑ayon ng imprastraktura kahit magsimula agad ang mga reporma.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Tumaas ang minimum wage sa Ontario sa $17.95 kada oras habang limang probinsiya ang nagpatupad ng pagtaas. Kasama sa mga nagtaas ay P.E.I. sa $17.30, Nova Scotia sa $17.00, Manitoba sa $16.40 at Saskatchewan sa $15.70; nananatiling pinakamababa ang Alberta sa $15.00 at nangunguna ang Nunavut sa kaunti higit sa $20.00.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • York Police naghahanap ng mga saksi matapos mapatay ang 32‑anyos na babae na na‑strike sa Richmond Hill.
  • OPP naghahanap ng saksi at driver matapos ang pag‑bangga ng pedestrian noong Agosto na nagresulta sa pagkamatay.
  • Nagbabala ang budget watchdog na maaaring mas mahal kaysa sa plano ang Alto high‑speed rail project.
  • Lalaki inaresto sa nakamamatay na hit‑and‑run sa Mississauga, ayon sa pulisya.
  • Board of trade ng Toronto hinihimok ang mga reporma sa regulasyon ng pabahay ng probinsiya (duplicate coverage).
  • Ano ang makikita sa Nuit Blanche Toronto 2026 (event guide).
  • Paano panoorin ang CBC Toronto mayoral debate sa TV at streaming.
  • Isang ospital sa Toronto magpapalawig nang malaki ng permanent housing program na nagpapababa ng pagbisita sa ER.
  • Maliliit na negosyo sa Toronto humihiling ng abot‑kay na presyo, kaligtasan at suporta mula sa susunod na mayor, ayon sa TABIA.
  • Maraming taga‑Toronto ang nakakaramdam na delikado kahit maganda ang datos ng krimen, na humuhubog sa mayoral race.
  • Tinanggal ni housing advocate Eric Lombardi ang pagtakbo sa Ontario Liberal leadership, at sinuportahan si Lee Fairclough.
  • Tumaas ang minimum wage sa Ontario ng 35 cents; sinasabi ng mga advocate na hindi ito sapat.
  • Ken Krawetz, co‑founder ng Saskatchewan Party, patay na sa edad 75 (national obituary).
  • Nakompleto ng Ontario ang pinakabagong round ng mas mataas na speed limits sa highway.
  • Analysis: Malaki ba talaga ang epekto ng election debates?

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