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Consejeros escolares impedidos, operativo en Peel y Maple Leafs cortan racha — Toronto, lunes

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🚑 Últimas y sucesos

  1. Rotura de la tubería de agua en Billy Bishop Airport interrumpe operaciones de vuelo. El aeropuerto isleño de Toronto Pearson registró impactos en el servicio tras una rotura de la red de agua, y las aerolíneas y socios del aeropuerto ajustaron operaciones mientras los equipos atendían el incidente el lunes. Las autoridades no ofrecieron un plazo para la plena restauración del servicio.
  2. Audiencia del forense recoge testimonio de un oficial sobre la muerte de Regis Korchinski‑Paquet en un balcón. El agente Shane Beaudoin declaró el lunes que se ofreció como respaldo para una llamada por asalto de alta prioridad el 27 de mayo de 2020 y que en la investigación supo del historial de convulsiones de Korchinski‑Paquet y del delirio posterior a la crisis; el testimonio médico señaló síntomas compatibles con psicosis postictal.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Reglamento de Ford impide que tomen posesión los consejeros escolares en juntas supervisadas. El Ministerio de Educación emitió un reglamento que establece que solo el ministro de Educación, Paul Calandra, o un supervisor provincial pueden convocar la primera reunión de las juntas actualmente bajo supervisión, afectando a ocho distritos escolares que representan casi el 40% de los estudiantes de Ontario y retrasando la toma de posesión de los consejeros tras la votación del 26 de octubre.
  2. La líder del NDP, Marit Stiles, dice que no podrá hacer campaña puerta a puerta por Olivia Chow en la última semana. Stiles dijo a los reporteros el lunes que estará en la carretera y no podrá participar en la campaña de última hora mientras la contienda por la alcaldía de Toronto se ajusta; una encuesta de Liaison Strategies (13 de octubre) mostraba a Chow con 51% y a Brad Bradford con 46%.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. La policía de Peel acusa a 10 personas por una "red criminal violenta" detrás de 21 robos de autos en el GTA. La investigación Project High Guard de ocho meses derivó en 128 cargos contra 10 sospechosos, incluidos dos menores, por presuntos 21 robos de autos y sustracciones de vehículos de lujo entre junio de 2025 y abril de 2026; la policía incautó 15 vehículos robados y señaló el uso de cuchillos y armas de fuego.
  2. El agente de Toronto Elias Mouawad recibe descarga condicional y un año de libertad vigilada en el caso Project South. Mouawad, de 25 años, se declaró culpable de uso no autorizado de computadora; fue sentenciado el lunes a un año de libertad vigilada y 100 horas de servicio comunitario, y debe evitar el contacto con Daljit Singh y Brian Da Costa mientras permanece suspendido sin sueldo.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Grandes editoras canadienses demandan a la empresa de IA Anthropic en un tribunal de Ontario. Postmedia, Torstar, The Globe and Mail y The Canadian Press alegan que Anthropic rastreó sus sitios web sin licencia para entrenar su modelo Claude y presentaron una declaración de demanda el 6 de octubre buscando reparaciones por presunta infracción de derechos de autor y enriquecimiento ilícito.
  2. Los precios de la vivienda en Toronto cayeron casi 4% respecto a 2025. Datos de reventa a nivel de ciudad publicados el lunes muestran que el precio promedio de las viviendas en Toronto disminuyó alrededor de 4% interanual, reflejando ajustes continuos en el mercado inmobiliario.

🏈 Deportes

  1. El gol en power‑play de Gavin McKenna en el tercer periodo impulsa a los Maple Leafs a un triunfo 3‑1 sobre los Sharks. McKenna anotó a las 4:56 del tercer periodo para romper el empate 1‑1; Toronto mejoró a 4‑4‑2; Auston Matthews tuvo un gol y dos asistencias y Sergei Bobrovsky detuvo 30 tiros para su primera victoria en casa.
  2. El novato de los Raptors Allen Graves promete asumir cualquier rol tras ser elegido 19º en el draft. Graves, de 20 años, dijo a los reporteros el lunes que aceptará minutos en la NBA o en la G‑League después de promediar 11.8 puntos y 6.5 rebotes en Santa Clara; Toronto abre su temporada en casa el miércoles contra los Chicago Bulls.

📰 También hoy

  • La carrera por la alcaldía de Oshawa está abierta, CBC Durham ofrece una guía para votantes.
  • Un presunto co‑conspirador testifica en el juicio por el robo de oro en Pearson, el caso continúa en una sala de audiencias de Brampton.
  • No había razón para temer por Korchinski‑Paquet hasta que salió al balcón, testifica un agente, la investigación continúa.
  • 10 personas arrestadas en una pesquisa de robos de autos en el GTA vinculada a una banda criminal, dice la policía de Peel.
  • Trabajadores de Unifor en Stellantis en Ontario votan 97% a favor de mandato de huelga, las negociaciones estancadas.
  • Hombre afronta cargos adicionales en una investigación por fraude amoroso de 1 millón de dólares canadienses tras más denuncias de víctimas, policía de Durham.
  • Arrestan a un hombre de 41 años en Vaughan por investigación de atropello mortal y fuga, la policía de York acusa al sospechoso.
  • Hijo de candidato a la alcaldía de Oro‑Medonte quedó gravemente herido en incendio en la BFC Wainwright, incidente en la base militar.
  • Un testigo en el juicio por el robo de oro en Pearson declaró tener memoria limitada de conversaciones del 17 de abril de 2023, tribunal de Brampton.
  • Organizadores comunitarios realizan eventos para combatir la apatía electoral antes del 26 de octubre en Toronto, iniciativas locales en marcha.
  • Candidatos del oeste de Toronto chocan por el futuro de High Park, se intensifica el debate vecinal.
  • Aumentan fotos inmobiliarias generadas por IA, lo que genera preocupaciones sobre compradores engañados, observadores del sector.
  • Toronto Pearson se asocia con Autism Ontario para un evento sobre accesibilidad en el aeropuerto, se anunció la colaboración.
  • Langat de Kenia mantiene el título masculino; Davies, de Vancouver, debuta en el Maratón Toronto Waterfront, resultados de la carrera publicados.
  • Grupos locales organizan eventos tipo festival para aumentar la participación electoral en Toronto, citan preocupaciones sobre la concurrencia.
  • Beluga trasladada desde Marineland muere tras ser trasladada a SeaWorld San Diego, la beluga rescatada Cyprus falleció después de su llegada.

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