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Maple Leafs injuries, OSAP pause at Raptors roster — Toronto Sabado

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🏈 Sports

  1. Islanders tinalo ang Maple Leafs 4-1 sa Scotiabank Arena. Si Bo Horvat ang nagbigay ng panalo at nagkaroon din ng isang assist habang umangat ang New York Islanders sa 4-3-1; si Ilya Sorokin ay may 28 saves at si Simon Holmstrom ay nakapagtala ng dalawang goal, kasama ang isa mula sa empty net. Bumagsak ang Maple Leafs sa 3-4-2 at natalo na sa tatlong sunod na laban.
  2. Sentro ng Maple Leafs na si John Tavares hindi muna makakapaglaro, week-to-week dahil sa lower-body injury. Inanunsyo ng Toronto na ang 36-anyos ay maaaring hindi makalaro ng hanggang anim na linggo matapos ang isang awkward na banggaan sa Huwebes sa 5-4 overtime na pagkatalo sa Buffalo; may dalawang goal at limang assist si Tavares sa pitong laro ngayong season. Wala rin ang klub kay beteranong defenceman Chris Tanev, na nananatiling week-to-week dahil sa upper-body injury.
  3. Raptors inilipat ang kontrata ni Nate Bittle sa two-way deal at nag-waive ng limang manlalaro. Inilipat ng koponan ang kontrata ng pitong talampakan na sentro matapos mag-average siya ng 16.8 puntos at 6.9 rebounds sa 25 laro noong huling season sa kolehiyo; in-waive ng Toronto sina forwards Tyson Degenhart, Jamarion Sharp at guards Nimari Burnett, Jalen Celestine at Tyreke Key. Bubuksan ng Raptors ang kanilang regular season sa Miyerkules sa bahay laban sa Chicago Bulls.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Sinuspinde ng Trillium College ang mga klase matapos pigilin ng Ontario ang OSAP sa mga private career college. Sinuspinde ng kolehiyo ang classroom at online instruction noong Biyernes sa St. Catharines, Kingston, Oshawa, Sudbury at Cobourg habang sinusuri ng mga estudyante ang kanilang pinansya; pinahinto ni Colleges and Universities Minister Nolan Quinn ang mga bayad ng OSAP (programa ng tulong-pinansyal sa estudyante ng Ontario) sa mga pribadong post-secondary na institusyon habang isinasagawa ang audit. Nag-anunsyo ang Trillium na mag-aalok ito ng interest-free payment arrangements at magrere-structure ng mga iskedyul habang nagpapatuloy ang paghinto.
  2. Nagsimula ang dalawang-araw na botohan para sa strike mandate ng mga manggagawa ng Stellantis Canada. Nagsimulang bumoto ngayon ang mga miyembro ng Unifor at inaasahang lalabas ang resulta sa Lunes habang nananatiling naka-stalemate ang bargaining matapos i-anunsyo ng Stellantis ang plano nitong ibenta ang idle Brampton assembly plant sa defense contractor na Roshel; mahigit 2,000 manggagawa ang nawalan ng trabaho nang huminto ang planta noong 2023.
  3. Backstreet Boys magtatanghal ng 12-show run sa Toronto sa Rogers Centre noong 2027. Binigyang-diin ng banda ang “overwhelming demand” para sa run na doble ang dating record ng Rogers Centre na anim na palabas; sinabi ng isang fan na gagastos siya ng mga $600 para sa ticket, at ayon sa mga promoter sinusunod ang residency dahil sa malakas na nostalgia-driven demand.

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  • Nagbigay ng frost advisory para sa ilang bahagi ng GTA ang Environment Canada.
  • Pinayagan ng parole board na makakuha ng full parole ang ringleader ng Toronto 18 matapos sabihing walang senyales ng extremism.
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