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Fermeture de passerelle, incendie suspect à Barrhaven et prolongation de Green — Ottawa, lundi

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Fermeture du passerelle piétonnière du centre commercial Place d'Orléans jusqu'à la fin novembre. La passerelle piétonnière du centre commercial Place d'Orléans sera fermée jusqu'à la fin novembre, selon un avis de la ville; les piétons et les usagers du transport en commun devront emprunter des itinéraires de détour pendant la fermeture.
  2. Incendie d'une maison à Barrhaven traité comme suspect. La police a qualifié d'« suspect » l'incendie survenu dans une maison de Barrhaven et mène une enquête active; des voisins et des équipes d'urgence ont répondu sur les lieux.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. La Special Investigations Unit disculpe des policiers d'Ottawa dans la chute d'un homme d'un stationnement. L'Unité des enquêtes spéciales de l'Ontario (Special Investigations Unit) a conclu son enquête et disculpé les policiers d'Ottawa impliqués dans l'incident où un homme est tombé d'un stationnement.
  2. Témoin au procès du vol d'or à Pearson dit avoir parlé à l'accusé le jour du vol de 2023. Arsalan Chaudhary a témoigné avoir dit à Parmpal Sidhu que le camion et le chauffeur étaient prêts le 17 avril 2023, mais il a ensuite déclaré ne pas se souvenir de toutes ses déclarations antérieures.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Liste des candidats pour Orléans South–Navan publiée avant l'élection du 26 octobre. La liste des candidats pour Orléans South–Navan a été publiée en vue des élections municipales et scolaires du 26 octobre, offrant aux électeurs les options officielles sur le bulletin.
  2. Vote par Internet populaire dans l'est de l'Ontario, pas à Ottawa. Un sondage régional montre que le vote par Internet est largement soutenu dans les juridictions de l'est de l'Ontario, tandis que les électeurs d'Ottawa demeurent opposés au vote en ligne.
  3. Le gouvernement Ford bloque la prestation de serment immédiate des conseillers dans les conseils supervisés. Un nouveau règlement donne au ministre de l'Éducation, Paul Calandra, ou à un superviseur provincial l'autorité exclusive de convoquer la première séance postélectorale, retardant la prestation de serment des conseillers dans huit conseils supervisés.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Alto vise des terrains près de la gare Via Rail d'Ottawa; aucune décision finale. La société immobilière Alto a identifié des parcelles de terrain près de la gare Via Rail d'Ottawa comme sites possibles de développement, mais affirme qu'aucune décision finale n'a été prise.
  2. Photos immobilières mises en scène par IA de plus en plus utilisées, suscitent des inquiétudes chez les acheteurs. Les annonces immobilières locales recourent de plus en plus à des photos de mise en scène générées par l'IA, soulevant des questions sur la transparence et la représentation fidèle pour les acheteurs.

🏈 Sports

  1. Les Ottawa Senators prolongent l'entraîneur-chef Travis Green jusqu'à 2030-31. Les Ottawa Senators ont annoncé une prolongation de contrat pour l'entraîneur-chef Travis Green qui court jusqu'à la saison 2030–31 de la LNH; les adjoints ont aussi reçu des contrats pluriannuels.

📰 Also Today

  • Les Maple Leafs battent les Sharks 3-1; Gavin McKenna marque le but vainqueur sur un avantage numérique.
  • Les réserves de sirop d'érable du Québec presque épuisées selon une nouvelle étude.
  • Sept joueuses feront leurs débuts au mondial féminin de hockey pour le Canada.
  • Sept quartiers d'Ottawa à surveiller lors de l'élection municipale.
  • Les Ottawa Senators prolongent Travis Green jusqu'en 2031 (couverture supplémentaire).
  • Le recrue des Raptors Allen Graves sélectionné au 19e rang, de l'université Santa Clara.
  • Éditeurs canadiens poursuivent Anthropic en Ontario pour prétendue collecte illicite de droits d'auteur.
  • 97,3 % des votants syndicaux canadiens de Stellantis ont appuyé un mandat de grève.
  • Ottawa Rapid FC l'emporte; Pridham et Belzile marquent chacun deux fois.
  • Jake Weidemann d'Ottawa remporte son premier titre national en patinage de vitesse longue piste.
  • La béluga secourue à Marineland, nommée Cyprus, meurt après son transfert vers la Californie.
  • La OHL rend hommage aux Cornwall Royals lors d'un récent événement commémoratif.

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OHL pays tribute to the Cornwall Royals

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Rising use of AI-staged real estate photos raises questions about misleading homebuyers

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Alto eyes up land near Ottawa's Via Rail station, but says no decision made

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Internet voting is a popular option across eastern Ontario — but not in Ottawa

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Ottawa's Jake Weidemann among 4 skaters to capture 1st national long track title

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Pridham, Belzile both score twice to lead Ottawa Rapid FC to NSL victory

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Beluga rescued from closed Ontario park dies in California

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Ottawa Senators extend head coach Travis Green until 2031

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Police say Barrhaven house fire considered suspicious

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Place d'Orléans mall pedestrian bridge closing until late November

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Stellantis workers vote overwhelmingly in favour of strike mandate

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Graves willing to do anything the Raptors ask him

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Trustees in supervised school boards won’t be sworn in after election: Ford government

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Trial for man accused in Pearson gold heist hears more from key figure in case

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Senators sign head coach Green to extension

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McKenna scores winner, Maple Leafs top Sharks

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