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SIU absuelve a oficiales; quitarán carriles para bicicletas; homicida de un menor irá a sentencia — Toronto, viernes

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🚑 Últimas noticias e incidentes

  1. Pequeño avión se estrelló en un campo al norte de Guelph y se incendió. La Policía Provincial de Ontario informó que las brigadas acudieron a las 10:15 a.m. cerca de Beatty Line y Wellington Road 17 en Fergus y que Transport Canada fue notificada; la policía pidió a los conductores evitar la zona mientras la investigación del accidente continúa.
  2. Se levantaron el cierre y la medida de "hold-and-secure" en tres escuelas de Oshawa tras una amenaza. La policía de Durham dijo que oficiales acudieron alrededor de las 10:45 a.m. a Paul Dwyer Catholic High School y a las cercanas Adelaide McLaughlin PS y R.S. McLaughlin Collegiate; anunciaron que las restricciones se levantaron poco antes de las 11:30 a.m. y afirmaron que no había amenaza para la seguridad pública.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. La SIU absuelve a los oficiales de Toronto que dispararon al sospechoso en el asesinato del Const. Marc Pinizzotto. El director de la Special Investigations Unit, Joseph Martino, concluyó que los oficiales no tuvieron “alternativa” y actuaron para protegerse después de que Pinizzotto fuera baleado durante una redada de la Emergency Task Force el 11 de junio; el sospechoso de 19 años, Nicholas Bennett, recibió un disparo y fue acusado posteriormente de asesinato en primer grado.
  2. Se realiza la audiencia de sentencia contra la mujer condenada por asesinar a un niño de tres años en una oficina de la Children’s Aid Society. Shardanae Cousins‑Emily fue declarada culpable de asesinato en segundo grado por la muerte, el 2 de diciembre de 2023, de Quintanni Belotte en el sitio de la Children’s Aid Society en Isabella Street; el padre del niño, Yverson Belotte, habló ante la corte en una audiencia con amplia asistencia.
  3. La fiscalía dice que una testigo cambió su versión en el juicio por el asesinato en Woodbine Beach. Los fiscales dijeron al jurado que la testigo Lukiara Hunter‑Wilmot ofreció relatos distintos tras su arresto en enero de 2025 en relación con el tiroteo del 8 de agosto de 2024 que mató a la joven de 21 años Dacia Mbongo cerca de Woodbine Beach; el juicio incluye a los acusados Kenneth Neil y Ricardo Wills.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Ontario comenzará a quitar los carriles para bicicletas de Toronto el próximo martes. El gobierno provincial programó el inicio de la remoción de carriles para bicicletas en Toronto para el martes (fecha detallada en el artículo), revirtiendo partes del plan de infraestructura ciclable de la ciudad mientras la provincia toma acción directa.
  2. Nueva encuesta muestra a Bradford recortando distancia frente a Olivia Chow en la carrera por la alcaldía de Toronto. La encuesta reportó que Bradford se acerca al liderazgo de Chow en la contienda municipal, lo que sugiere una carrera más cerrada de cara a las elecciones municipales (detalles de la encuesta en el artículo).
  3. La Corte de Apelaciones de Ontario revive el recurso contra la ordenanza anti‑campamentos de Hamilton. La resolución unánime estableció que la juez de primera instancia se apoyó en estereotipos sobre los habitantes sin hogar y ordenó que un nuevo juez de juicio decida la constitucionalidad de la ordenanza tras las apelaciones de 14 residentes de campamentos.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Trabajadores de cinco centros de cuidado infantil de Toronto fueron bloqueados tras estancarse las negociaciones. El personal de cinco centros en Toronto fue excluido luego de que ambas partes no lograran un acuerdo, lo que afectó las operaciones en esos sitios (el artículo informa sobre el cierre patronal y las negociaciones fallidas).
  2. El alquiler en Toronto cayó a su nivel de septiembre más bajo en cinco años, muestra un informe. El informe del mercado de alquiler citado en el artículo indicó que las rentas de septiembre en Toronto descendieron al punto más bajo desde 2021 (detalles del informe en el artículo).
  3. La policía de Halton usa IA para reclutar y entrenar operadores de llamadas 911, reduciendo a la mitad el tiempo de evaluación. Brian Dodd, gerente del centro de comunicaciones de Halton, dijo que la firma estadounidense GovWorx provee simulaciones usadas en la contratación y formación, y que la fuerza afirma que la IA reduce el tiempo de evaluación de candidatos en un 50%.

📰 También hoy

  • Otra beluga de Marineland, Caspian (27), murió tras su traslado al Shedd Aquarium en Chicago.
  • Los Edmonton Elks aseguraron un juego de playoffs en casa de la CFL con victoria 27‑12 sobre Hamilton.
  • Hombre de Port Colborne (30) acusado de asesinato en segundo grado tras tiroteo en Fares Street.
  • Se publicó una guía de recursos sobre las elecciones municipales para ayudar a votantes indecisos.
  • Columna de salud resume la efectividad de la vacuna contra la influenza para la temporada 2026–27.
  • Reportaje sobre fado rastrea el avance de artistas portugueses hacia el mercado principal en Canadá.
  • CBC Toronto transmitirá un especial en vivo la noche electoral; se ofrecen detalles para ver la emisión.
  • Un hombre de Ontario ganó un caso judicial sobre tratamiento de cáncer en estadio 4 en Estados Unidos; la provincia luego cambió las reglas.
  • Inversores testifican que entregaron 1.9 M$ a Aiden Pleterski en el juicio por el fraude “Crypto King”.
  • Hombre del área de Toronto sentenciado a 68 meses por traficar cocaína vinculada a Ryan Wedding.
  • Debate municipal en Oshawa se centró en la falta de vivienda y problemas del centro, dijeron los candidatos.
  • La oficina de vigilancia policial de Ontario busca nuevo director a medida que termina el mandato del actual.
  • (Ver principal) La fiscalía alega que testigo cambió su testimonio en el juicio por el asesinato en Woodbine Beach.
  • (Ver principal) Choque de pequeño avión cerca de Fergus; Transport Canada fue notificada.
  • (Ver principal) Cinco centros de cuidado infantil de Toronto bloqueados tras negociaciones fallidas.
  • (Duplicado del principal) Acusación por asesinato en Port Colborne tras tiroteo en Fares Street.
  • (Duplicado del principal) Cómo ver el especial electoral de CBC Toronto.

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