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Demolición en Don Valley, arresto por robos a Second Harvest y negociaciones con Stelco — Toronto, jueves

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🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. Edificio abandonado, calcinado por un incendio de tres alarmas, será demolido, dice la ciudad. El jefe de Bomberos de Toronto, Jim Jessop, afirmó que el edificio comercial en Matilda y Munro quedó tan dañado que las cuadrillas lo demolerán; los carriles en dirección norte del Don Valley Parkway cerrarán desde la Gardiner hasta Dundas a partir de las 19:30 del jueves y reabrirán a las 6:00 del viernes para permitir la demolición y las búsquedas.
  2. Fuego intenso tras choque en la autopista 401 deja cifra de muertos desconocida, dice la Policía Provincial de Ontario (OPP). La OPP informó que la colisión múltiple cerca de Mill Road en Southwold el 13 de octubre involucró dos camiones de transporte y un vehículo de pasajeros; un conductor de transporte no resultó herido, otro recibió atención por heridas leves, y la autopista 401 permaneció cerrada unas 11 horas mientras los investigadores trabajaban.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Owen Power anota en tiempo extra y los Sabres remontan para vencer a los Maple Leafs 5-4. Jack Quinn, de Buffalo, anotó dos goles y Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen detuvo 26 disparos mientras Buffalo mejoró a 4-3-1; Kirill Marchenko hizo un hat trick para Toronto en su partido 300 en la NHL y Toronto quedó 3-3-2 tras el encuentro del 15 de octubre.
  2. Los Maple Leafs adquieren a Aatu Raty de los Canucks en un intercambio entre varios jugadores. Toronto recibió al atacante de 23 años Aatu Raty de Vancouver a cambio de Brandon Buhr y Jacob Quillan; Raty tiene 29 puntos en 118 partidos de la NHL y ganó la Calder Cup con Abbotsford en 2025 y la medalla de oro con Finlandia en el mundial de 2026.
  3. El defensor de los Leafs Chris Tanev fuera semana a semana por lesión en la parte superior del cuerpo, dice el entrenador. El entrenador en jefe Jim Hiller confirmó que Tanev fue colocado en la reserva por lesión con efecto retroactivo al sábado; Tanev tiene una asistencia en seis partidos esta temporada y se limitó a 11 juegos la temporada pasada por problemas en la columna, la ingle y una conmoción.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. La ministra de Industria Joly dice que siguen posibles negociaciones con Stelco tras despidos de hasta 500 trabajadores. Mélanie Joly dijo que revisa la carta de Stelco del 9 de octubre y advirtió que el gobierno federal utilizaría “toda la fuerza de la ley” si no se preservan los empleos; Stelco citó aranceles estadounidenses y dijo que consolidó la producción en Lake Erie Works, en Haldimand, y detuvo la producción en la planta de Hamilton.
  2. Citi College se suma a la batalla judicial tras la prohibición de Ontario que deja campus fuera de OSAP para 2026-27. Dos campus de Citi College figuran entre seis escuelas bloqueadas del OSAP en mayo; el colegio pidió al Tribunal Divisional una revisión judicial, alegando que la orden ministerial citó hallazgos como la “incapacidad para determinar de forma confiable estudios de buena fe” pese a 20 años de aprobaciones previas de OSAP y dos auditorías sin hallazgos adversos.
  3. Ontario multa a SeatGeek con 22,500 dólares canadienses por presuntas violaciones al tope de reventa de entradas. La multa provincial de 22,500 dólares canadienses fue impuesta a SeatGeek, según el informe del 15 de octubre sobre la acción de cumplimiento provincial.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Hombre arrestado tras robar convertidores catalíticos de siete camiones de Second Harvest, dice la policía. El superintendente interino Jeff Bangild informó que Corey Peter Lane, de 29 años, fue arrestado en Oakville y enfrenta múltiples cargos, incluidos tres cargos por allanamiento, tres por incumplimiento de una orden de libertad y tres por incumplimiento de una orden de libertad condicional; Second Harvest estimó las reparaciones en unos 80,000 dólares canadienses.
  2. La investigación pública muestra y escucha los momentos finales de Regis Korchinski-Paquet durante las diligencias del jurado. La investigación sobre la muerte de 2020 presentó testimonios y videos de los últimos momentos de la fallecida como parte de la pesquisa pública en curso sobre las circunstancias de la muerte de Korchinski-Paquet.

📰 También hoy

  • Raptors pierden 122-120 ante los Knicks en la pretemporada de la NBA; Scottie Barnes 23 puntos.
  • Hombre arrestado tras dos supuestos agresiones sexuales en una escuela de Scarborough, dice la policía.
  • El Maple Leaf Chris Tanev listado semana a semana por dolencia en la parte superior del cuerpo, dice el equipo.
  • Reportaje pregunta si la ciudad realmente arregló Regent Park tras la reurbanización.
  • La Corte Suprema escuchará el desafío a la ley de reurbanización de Ontario Place, confirma el tribunal.
  • Segundo colegio privado de educación profesional impugna en tribunales la decisión de la provincia sobre financiación OSAP.
  • Hombre de 29 años arrestado tras robo en acción de gracias en la organización benéfica Second Harvest, dice la policía.
  • ‘Crypto King’ dice en el tribunal que teme una celda con sus secuestradores, según el testimonio.
  • Cientos de miles apostados en elecciones municipales de Ontario a través de mercados de predicción, revela informe.
  • Las brigadas de bomberos combatieron un intenso incendio durante la noche en un edificio vacío de Toronto, dice el jefe.
  • Live Nation reubicará a fanáticos de Backstreet Boys con asientos con vista obstruida, dice el promotor.
  • El diagnóstico de cáncer de pulmón del papa Leo XIV destaca el cribado pulmonar; se espera que casi 33,000 canadienses sean diagnosticados.
  • Ontario bloquea a tres colegios de formación profesional del OSAP hasta por lo menos 2030, dice la orden ministerial.
  • Desarrollador inmobiliario testifica que entregó 4.5M a Aiden Pleterski para invertir, dice el tribunal.
  • (ID duplicado anotado) El testimonio en el juicio del ‘Crypto King’ repite temores de secuestro.

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