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Disparo decisivo de Pinto, negociaciones con Stelco y juicio por Ontario Place — Ottawa, jueves

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🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. La ministra de Industria dice que siguen siendo posibles las negociaciones con Stelco tras despidos de hasta 500 trabajadores. Mélanie Joly dijo que está dispuesta a negociar si Stelco vuelve a la mesa después de que la empresa anunciara despidos de hasta 500 empleados y trasladara producción a su Lake Erie Works en Haldimand; el presidente de Stelco, Paul Simon, culpó a los aranceles estadounidenses en una carta del 9 de oct. obtenida por Global News.

  2. La Corte Suprema escuchará un desafío a la ley que allanó el camino para la reconstrucción de Ontario Place. El tribunal escuchará argumentos sobre la legislación que exime la remodelación de Ontario Place de normas ambientales, de patrimonio y municipales, tras la desestimación en instancias inferiores del recurso de Ontario Place Protectors contra la Rebuilding Ontario Place Act.

  3. Un college privado solicita revisión judicial tras ser excluido del OSAP para 2026-27. Dos campus de Citi College se unieron a otros cinco centros de colleges privados para pedir a la Divisional Court que revise la decisión del ministerio, alegando que el ministro de Colleges and Universities, Nolan Quinn, no vinculó la evidencia con las conclusiones sobre la “incapacidad para determinar de forma fiable estudios bona fide”.

  4. Comunidades del noroeste de Ontario permanecerán con horario de verano permanente; Kenora aplaude. Ontario anunció que las comunidades al oeste del meridiano 90, incluido Kenora, permanecerán en horario de verano todo el año para coincidir con la hora de Manitoba, una decisión apoyada por residentes de Kenora y el diputado provincial Greg Rickford.

  5. La cirugía por cáncer de pulmón del Papa León XIV reaviva el enfoque en la detección; se esperan casi 33.000 diagnósticos este año en Canadá. Funcionarios del Vaticano informaron que el Papa camina y come tras la operación; la oncóloga del Princess Margaret, la Dra. Natasha Leighl, describió la intervención como una lobectomía, y la presidenta de Lung Cancer Canada, la Dra. Rosalyn Juergens, señaló que la detección utiliza tomografía computarizada de baja dosis.

🎨 Deportes

  1. El penal decisivo de Shane Pinto da a los Ottawa Senators una victoria 2-1 sobre los Islanders. Ridly Greig anotó en tiempo reglamentario y Linus Ullmark realizó 20 atajadas mientras los Senators mejoraron a 6-2-0; Artem Zub regresó de una lesión de rodilla y William Eklund se perderá de 10 a 12 semanas tras una cirugía de tobillo.

  2. Los Raptors caen 122-120 frente a los Knicks en pretemporada de la NBA; Scottie Barnes lidera a Toronto con 23 puntos. Kawhi Leonard anotó seis puntos en 22 minutos y salió con 4:42 por jugar en el tercer cuarto; Jalen Brunson lideró a New York con 20 puntos en el partido del 15 de oct.

  3. El gol en tiempo extra de Owen Power le da a los Buffalo Sabres una victoria 5-4 sobre Toronto tras una remontada de tres goles. Kirill Marchenko consiguió un hat-trick para Toronto en su partido 300 en la NHL, y Auston Matthews abrió el marcador antes de que Buffalo empatara con goles en el tercer periodo y Power definiera en la prórroga.

📰 También hoy

  • Fuego intenso en choque múltiple en la autopista 401 cerca de Mill Road dejó sin determinar el número de muertos, la OPP dijo que el choque ocurrió el 13 de oct.
  • (Ver nota completa).
  • Peatón atropellado y gravemente herido en Sandy Hill.
  • Niño de 4 años hallado en la piscina del vecino muere.
  • Se intensifica la construcción en Elgin y Laurier; cierran más carriles.
  • El viernes es la última oportunidad para votar en urna adelantada en la elección de Ottawa.
  • El gobierno federal planea construir un centro de datos en la Región de la Capital Nacional.
  • Cientos de miles de dólares apostados en carreras municipales de Ontario mediante mercados de predicción.
  • Las anguilas siguen muriendo en turbinas de represas hidroeléctricas; un nuevo diseño de turbina podría reducir las muertes.
  • El debate final del distrito Kitchissippi se centró en arreglar el transporte.
  • El panel semanal Ottawa Votes 2026 revisó los debates distritales y las pullas del alcalde.
  • Un sospechoso ahora enfrenta un cargo de asesinato por un tiroteo de 2024.
  • La postura de Quebec no está clara mientras otras provincias abolieron el cambio de horario estacional.
  • El rugby femenino canadiense apunta a Inglaterra en una doble jornada próxima.
  • Distrito Kitchissippi: publican la lista de candidatos a concejal.
  • Perfil: Alex Lawson sobre su vida y roles diversos.
  • Cómo ver el debate por la alcaldía de Ottawa en CBC el 21 de oct.
  • Un productor de calabazas récord se dirige a la competencia de pesaje del fin de semana.
  • La escuela primaria Brian Mulroney celebró su apertura oficial.
  • No hay planes inmediatos para reinstaurar a los fideicomisarios del OCDSB tras la elección, dice la ministra.

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