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Leafs OT Bawi, OSAP Inirefer sa OPP at Stelco May Limang Araw — Toronto Tuesday

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Ontario ini‑refer ang mga alalahanin sa OSAP sa mga pribadong career college sa OPP. Sinabi ni Colleges and Universities Minister Nolan Quinn na nagpakita ang mga KPMG audit at targetadong inspeksyon ng “seryosong alalahanin” kabilang ang magkakaparehong pagmamay‑ari, pagkakasabay ng lugar ng mga serbisyong pang‑imigrasyon at hindi pangkaraniwang mataas na dami ng aplikasyon para sa OSAP; ipinabatid ng gobyerno sa auditor general at noong Biyernes pormal na inirefer ang usapin sa Ontario Provincial Police.
  2. Nagmungkahi ang College of Physicians and Surgeons ng mas mahigpit na patakaran para sa safer‑supply. Ayon sa draft ng regulator, kailangang ipares ang mga reseta ng safer‑supply sa opioid‑agonist therapy, limitahan ang reseta sa walong linggo at i‑mandate ang paggamit sa harap ng mga health‑care staff; noong Mayo nagdagdag na ang college ng in‑person assessment at pag‑aalok ng opioid‑agonist therapy.
  3. Nagsimula ang advance voting Okt. 6–11 sa buong Toronto, 10 a.m.–7 p.m. araw‑araw. Sinabi ng City of Toronto na kailangan magpakita ang mga botante ng ID na may Toronto address at maaaring kumpirmahin ang lokasyon ng botohan sa MyVote website o tumawag sa 311; ang mga hindi residente na nagmamay‑ari o nangungupahan ng property sa Toronto ay maaaring maging karapat‑dapat bumoto nang isang beses, sa ward kung saan sila nakatira.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Binigyan ng federal minister ang Stelco ng limang business days para magpakita ng plano na makaka‑save ng trabaho. Sinabi ni Industry Minister Mélanie Joly kay Stelco president Paul Simon na nais ng Ottawa ng plano sa loob ng limang business days pagkatapos sabihin ng kumpanya na posibleng magbawas ng hanggang 500 trabaho sa Hamilton Works; nagbabala si Joly na ang hindi pagsunod sa kondisyon ng 2024 Cleveland‑Cliffs takeover ay maaaring magbunsod ng legal na aksyon.
  2. Bumagsak sa 5,040 ang benta ng bahay sa GTA noong Setyembre, pababa ng 9% taon‑sa‑taon. Iniulat ng Toronto Regional Real Estate Board ang average sale price na $1,006,409 noong Setyembre, bumaba mula $1,060,036 noong nakaraang taon, at umabot sa 16,500 ang bagong listahan, bumaba ng 14.4% taon‑sa‑taon.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Nagsimula ang murder trial para sa nephew at uncle kaugnay ng 2024 shooting sa Woodbine Beach. Sinabi ng Crown sa mga hurado na pinaputok si Dacia Mbongo ng 11 beses sa likod matapos umalis mula sa Keg Mansion noong gabing napatay siya; inaakusahan ng Crown sina Ricardo Willis at Kenneth Neil bilang dalawang naka‑mask na mga lalaki na umatake sa kanya at na ang pagmamay‑ari ni Neil ang puting 2012 Honda Civic na nakita noong gabing iyon.
  2. Mag‑asawang nag‑scam ng $265,000 sa pekeng Taylor Swift tickets humarap sa joint request para sa conditional‑sentence. Humarap si Denise Tisor at umamin sa fraud over $5,000 habang umamin naman si David Blake sa possession of property obtained by crime over $5,000; magkasamang iminungkahi ng Crown at depensa ang isang two‑year‑less‑a‑day conditional sentence order (CSO) para kay Tisor at anim na buwang CSO para kay Blake matapos mawalan ng $265,000 ang 107 biktima.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Nakapuntos si Auston Matthews sa OT, binawi ng Leafs ang 3‑0 na deficit para talunin ang Predators 5–4. Nag‑puntong si Matthews sa 4:46 ng overtime at nagkaroon ng tatlong assists habang nag‑rally ang Toronto; gumawa ng 21 saves si Anthony Stolarz at naitala ng 18‑anyos na si Gavin McKenna ang kanyang unang NHL goal at isang assist sa comeback.
  2. Ibinida ng mga kandidato sa mayor ang mga plano kontra homelessness pero walang bagong pangakong pondo. Inilahad ng mga naghahangad maging mayor ng lungsod ang kanilang mga solusyon sa homelessness sa kampanya ngunit hindi nagkomit sa bagong pondo, ayon sa ulat tungkol sa mga presentasyon ng kandidato bago ang halalan sa Okt. 26.

📰 Also Today

  • Nakapuntos si Gavin McKenna ng unang NHL goal, unang puntos sa kanyang ika‑apat na laro para sa Toronto Maple Leafs.
  • Sinabing magpupulong ang Ontario medical regulator para higpitan ang safer‑supply prescribing, may board meeting sa susunod na linggo.
  • Nambugbog sa volunteer sa campaign event ng mayoral candidate sa Mississauga; isang lalaki kinasuhan ng assault.
  • Patuloy na bumababa ang GTA home sales at average prices, ulat ng real estate board.
  • Inirefer ng Ontario ang mga alalahanin sa OSAP sa mga pribadong career college sa provincial police, may mga isyung na‑flag ng auditor.
  • Abogado nilitis dahil sa umano’y bad cheque na konektado sa bumagsak na kumpanya, nagsimula ang coverage ng paglilitis.
  • Umalis sa pagtakbo si dating MP Chris Alexander mula sa Toronto mayoral race, inanunsyo ang pag‑exit ng kampanya.
  • Pinatugtog ang tape ng 1994 park attack sa paglilitis ng inakalang sex predator, ipinakita ang ebidensya sa korte.
  • Tinanggal ng Toronto Police ang isang safety resource para sa mga vulnerable na residente, iniulat ang pagtanggal ng serbisyo.
  • Nagsimula ang fraud trial ng ‘Crypto King’ Aiden Pleterski sa Toronto, nagsimula na ang mga pagdinig.
  • Nagsimula ang early voting sa buong Toronto ngayong araw, binanggit ang availability ng advance voting.
  • Ayon sa ama, ramdam niya ang pagkawala araw‑araw matapos mamatay ang anak sa labas ng Scarborough gas station, coverage ng epekto sa mga biktima.
  • Dalawang inihabla, isang suspek hinahanap matapos matagpuan ang lalaki sa Scarborough sa nasusunog na sasakyan, nagsampa ng mga kaso.
  • Pamilya humihiling na maibalik ang nawawalang kunehong ‘Biscuit’ sa Markham Fair, naiulat ang nawawalang alaga.
  • Nagbabala ang mga doktor ng maagang flu season habang may mga kaso na sa iba't ibang bahagi ng Ontario, napansin ang maagang flu activity.

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