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Soldados imputados, donación a Second Harvest y juicio por robo de oro en Pearson — Miércoles en Toronto

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. El juez declara culpable de homicidio involuntario a Juan Antonio Avalos, de 65 años, por un crimen de 2004. El juicio sin disputa y con juez único devolvió un veredicto de homicidio involuntario 22 años después de la muerte de Rosaura Tolentino Ramos, de 26 años; Avalos fue extraditado desde El Salvador en agosto de 2024. Los fiscales de la Corona Scott Arnold y Ysolt Brar leyeron una declaración de hechos no impugnada; el defensor Ian McCuaig no presentó pruebas.
  2. Siete personas afrontan 82 cargos tras una investigación por secuestro en julio que recuperó munición militar. La policía de Toronto dice que la investigación comenzó el 25 de julio cerca de Finch y Bayview e identificó a tres sospechosos que son miembros de las Fuerzas Armadas Canadienses, incluidos los bombardieros Sachintha Fernando y James Moreau; también se nombró a Jack Milley, de 24 años. La policía alega que la víctima fue secuestrada a punta de pistola mientras los sospechosos buscaban acceder a activos en criptomonedas.
  3. El testigo clave Arsalan Chaudhary sigue testificando en el juicio contra Parmpal Sidhu por el robo de oro de 22 millones en Pearson. Chaudhary, que se declaró culpable y fue sentenciado a cuatro años esta primavera, declaró que se quedó con el 30% de las cajas robadas; la policía de Peel dice que se sustrajeron 6,600 lingotes de oro con un peso de más de 400 kilogramos el 17 de abril de 2023.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Los liberales acusan al gobierno de Ford de vínculos con colegios de formación tras la suspensión de seis escuelas del OSAP. La provincia suspendió seis colegios privados de formación del OSAP a principios de octubre y lanzó una auditoría sectorial; el líder liberal John Fraser y el critic Tyler Watt citaron a lobistas y donaciones vinculadas a una escuela y calificaron los hallazgos como “en el peor de los casos, posible corrupción.”
  2. Ottawa amenaza con acciones legales mientras Stelco defiende despidos que afectarían hasta 500 trabajadores. La ministra de Industria Mélanie Joly dio a Stelco cinco días para responder tras alegar incumplimientos de compromisos bajo la Investment Canada Act; Stelco dijo en una carta del 9 de octubre que las acusaciones del gobierno son “falsas” después de que la empresa trasladara producción a Haldimand y detuviera operaciones en Hamilton.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Fallece a los 85 años Barrie Sketchley, director fundador de Rosedale Heights y el director con más años de servicio en el TDSB. Sketchley dirigió Rosedale Heights School of the Arts durante 34 años y pasó 42 años en la administración del TDSB; la escuela celebró su permanencia hasta la jubilación tras una disputa por un traslado en 2025 que provocó una huelga estudiantil.
  2. Second Harvest recibe una donación de 60,000 dólares canadienses tras el robo de convertidores catalíticos en siete camionetas. La directora ejecutiva Lori Nikkel dijo que los sospechosos cortaron los convertidores de siete camionetas de Toronto el domingo, dejándolas fuera de servicio antes de las distribuciones de Acción de Gracias; el presidente de Aurora Importing, Joe Moscato, anunció una donación de 60,000 dólares canadienses para iniciar las reparaciones.

🏈 Sports

  1. La profesionalización del rol de suplente de emergencia en la NHL da a 32 EBUGs —incluido un torontonés— una nueva oportunidad. Brendan Bonello, de 27 años, está actuando como suplente de emergencia en Toronto bajo reglas que requieren que los equipos lleven suplentes de emergencia que no hayan jugado en la NHL con contratos estándar y tengan 80 o menos partidos profesionales.
  2. Los Raptors enfatizan los triples tras victoria de pretemporada 148-98; Kawhi Leonard intentó ocho triples. Toronto realizó 44 intentos de triple contra los New York Knicks en la contundente victoria de pretemporada; Scottie Barnes y Leonard comentaron sobre el espacio y las asistencias al perímetro, con Leonard 4 de 8 desde la línea de tres en ese partido.

📰 Also Today

  • Los Phillies contratan a Don Mattingly por dos años, nombrándolo mánager a tiempo completo.
  • Robos de convertidores catalíticos a Second Harvest reportados el domingo, afectando a siete camionetas.
  • Un neurólogo testifica en la investigación del forense sobre la caída mortal desde un balcón de una mujer de Toronto.
  • Tercer miembro de las Fuerzas Armadas Canadienses acusado en la investigación por secuestro, dice la policía de Toronto.
  • Se retiran quesos Farm Boy, L'Ancêtre y Life Smart por posible contaminación por Listeria.
  • Protesta de ciclistas impide que la provincia retire un carril bici en Etobicoke, dicen los manifestantes.
  • El juicio de un ex empleado de Air Canada incluye una defensa basada en TEPT en el caso del complot para robar oro en el aeropuerto de Toronto.
  • Se discuten respaldos de Blue Rodeo y Rush en la cobertura de la carrera por la alcaldía de Toronto.
  • El FBI arresta a un experto canadiense en ciberseguridad vinculado a ShinyHunters, informan autoridades de EE. UU.
  • Dieciocho candidatos compiten por un escaño del consejo de Toronto, perfil.
  • Kawhi Leonard recibe una cálida bienvenida en su reaparición con los Raptors en la pretemporada.
  • Viuda describe la pérdida en la sentencia del hombre muerto en choque frontal, se presentó una declaración de impacto de la víctima.
  • Un niño de 11 y otro de 9 tomaron el auto de sus padres y chocaron contra un campo de maíz, informa la OPP.
  • La policía de Hamilton rescata seis cachorros, seis sobrevivientes recibieron atención veterinaria.
  • El premio mayor de Lotto Max llega a 90 millones, se anuncia el mayor premio de lotería de Canadá.
  • La policía regional de York busca a un sospechoso en incendio y tiroteo en Vaughan, se publicó video de vigilancia.
  • La OPP revisa alegaciones del OSAP en colegios de formación, aún no se abrió una investigación formal.
  • (duplicado) El juicio por el robo de oro en el aeropuerto incluye testimonio de un ex empleado de Air Canada.
  • (duplicado) En el juicio del acusado por el robo de oro en Pearson testifica un participante encarcelado.

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