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Muere peatón en Sandy Hill, Brockington aclamado y Ullmark suma un gran arranque — Viernes en Ottawa

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🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Riley Brockington aclamado como concejal del distrito River. Los avisos municipales listan a Riley Brockington como el único candidato declarado y, por lo tanto, aclamado para el distrito River antes de las elecciones municipales de Ottawa, lo que significa que no habrá votación a nivel distrital para ese escaño el 16 de octubre de 2026.
  2. Neil Saravanamuttoo lanza candidatura a la alcaldía tras larga carrera en el servicio público. El perfil destaca la trayectoria en el servicio público de Saravanamuttoo y lo presenta como un raro burócrata de carrera que se postula para la alcaldía de Ottawa en la elección municipal del 16 de octubre de 2026.
  3. La oficina del ombudsman concluye que ServiceOntario (servicio provincial de trámites) falla en la atención en francés. El informe del ombudsman provincial documenta las deficiencias de ServiceOntario para atender las necesidades en francés, lo que motivó pedidos de medidas correctivas en los centros de servicio provinciales de Ontario.
  4. Los centros de datos de inteligencia artificial se convierten en tema de la elección municipal con promesas de candidatos. El grupo comunitario Stop the Datacentre (Alto a los centros de datos) difundió un compromiso firmado por candidatos, incluida la aspirante a la alcaldía de Mississauga Carolyn Parrish, en el que piden a los concejales oponerse a centros de datos que eludan una supervisión estricta y moratorias locales.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Candidatos de Knoxdale-Merivale debatieron sobre seguridad comunitaria. Los aspirantes del distrito Knoxdale-Merivale se reunieron en un debate sobre seguridad comunitaria, dando a los residentes la oportunidad directa de conocer las posturas de cada contendiente antes de la votación municipal de Ottawa del 16 de octubre de 2026.
  2. Personal escolar reportó “ansiedad y temor” antes del rescate de adolescente desnutrido. Informes internos dicen que el personal lidiaba con serias preocupaciones previas a la intervención, describiendo prolongados episodios de ansiedad y temor en la antesala del rescate.
  3. Los Senators se benefician del gran arranque de Linus Ullmark en una temporada de 6-2-0. Ottawa mejoró a 6-2-0 tras vencer 2-1 en penales a los New York Islanders; el portero Linus Ullmark registra marca de 6-0 y porcentaje de atajadas de .949 en esta temporada.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Fallece peatón atropellado en Sandy Hill el jueves. La policía de Ottawa confirma que el peatón golpeado en Sandy Hill el jueves murió a causa de sus heridas; los investigadores continúan trabajando en la escena y en la reconstrucción de la cronología.
  2. Zakaria Amara obtiene libertad condicional plena tras dictamen de desradicalización. La Junta de Libertad Condicional de Canadá concluyó que Amara, de 41 años, ya no muestra indicios de creencias extremistas y lo ascendió de libertad condicional diurna a plena con condiciones que incluyen consejería y límites en sus contactos.

📰 También hoy

  • Raptors (equipo de Toronto) pierden el último amistoso de pretemporada 129-125, Trayce Jackson-Davis anotó 23 puntos.
  • La corte de apelaciones se niega a ampliar el deber de consulta en un caso clave federal sobre la UNDRIP.
  • Segundo joven hallado culpable de dos de tres cargos en supuesto complot terrorista anti-judío.
  • La canadiense Dabrowski y la brasileña Stefani avanzan a las semifinales de dobles del Wuhan Open.
  • Chofer de autobús escolar acusado de conducir ebrio en Tweed.
  • Joly dice que la resolución del conflicto en Stelco es “cuestión de días”, cerca de 90 trabajadores recibieron avisos.
  • Explicación: por qué importa votar en las municipales de Ottawa antes del 16 de octubre de 2026.
  • Exalumno del RMC alega webcam oculta; no se presentaron cargos.
  • Los Raptors fichan al base canadiense Jalen Celestine, de 2,01 m y oriundo de Ajax, Ont.
  • Kirill Marchenko anota hat trick en la derrota en tiempo extra de los Maple Leafs (equipo de Toronto) 5-4, su partido 300 en la NHL.
  • Se retiran todos los cargos en esquema de fabricación de explosivos vinculado a Western.
  • El concejal Devine dice que colegas que hacen campaña por su rival es una “jugada audaz”.
  • Regreso a casa en Guelph congregó hasta 15,000 personas, los costos de seguridad fueron de aproximadamente 91,000 dólares canadienses.
  • Pagos de OSAP suspendidos a instituciones privadas, afectando a la National Ballet School of Canada y a colegios de teología.

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