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Familia Mamakwa pide reformas; investigación de OSAP se amplía y aumenta el escrutinio sobre Stelco — Ottawa, martes

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🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Exjugador de la MLB Richard Butler y su esposa acusados en supuesto fraude de $60,000 ligado a béisbol juvenil. La Policía Regional de Durham dice que alrededor de $60,000 se depositaron en una cuenta de Ontario Devil Rays entre el 1 de abril y el 31 de octubre de 2025, y Richard Butler, 53, y Michelle Butler, 52, enfrentan cargos por fraude superior a $5,000, posesión de bienes obtenidos por delito superior a $5,000 y uso de documento falso.
  2. Turista canadiense Mitchell Fairbarn declarado culpable de crueldad animal por robar al flamenco de Las Vegas ‘Peachy’. Un tribunal de Nevada encontró a Fairbarn, 34, culpable después de que imágenes de seguridad lo mostraran retirando al flamenco chileno de 27 años el 3 de marzo; los veterinarios documentaron siete u ocho plumas faltantes y pérdida de sangre que requirió semanas de tratamiento.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Sindicatos del sector público de Ontario exigen salvaguardas para la IA en la negociación colectiva que abarca a más de 500,000 trabajadores. OPSEU (más de 200,000 afiliados) y CUPE (casi 310,000 afiliados) están introduciendo cláusulas sobre inteligencia artificial en múltiples negociaciones y publicando guías de negociación para proteger empleos, vigilar el uso y limitar la vigilancia, dijeron los sindicatos.
  2. Cleveland-Cliffs reporta 612 millones en ganancias netas del 3T mientras el gobierno federal prepara un desafío legal por despidos en Stelco. Cleveland-Cliffs registró 612 millones en ganancias netas en el tercer trimestre; la ministra de Industria, Mélanie Joly, dijo que Ottawa ha “contratado a los mejores abogados” y trabaja con los sindicatos para examinar posibles incumplimientos de un acuerdo laboral de 2024.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Ontario inicia inspecciones presenciales en ocho colegios privados de formación profesional en medio de la suspensión provincial de OSAP para 242 escuelas. Inspectores visitaron ocho instituciones no identificadas después de que la provincia prohibiera a los 242 colegios privados el acceso a OSAP mientras se realizan auditorías que detectaron copropiedad con servicios de inmigración, matrículas no verificables y concentraciones de solicitudes; los hallazgos se remitieron a la OPP.
  2. Madre de Miranda Mamakwa exige reformas tras la muerte de su hija de 31 años por citas médicas de viaje perdidas para seguimientos en el Ottawa Heart Institute. Eva Mamakwa dijo que su hija dejó de asistir a cuatro controles posteriores a una cirugía cardíaca abierta en abril; se ha solicitado a Indigenous Services Canada una misión de investigación y más de una docena de Primeras Naciones presentó una queja de derechos humanos por fallas en la entrega del servicio de transporte médico.

📰 También hoy

  • Los Toronto Raptors ejercen opciones 2027-28 sobre Collin Murray-Boyles y Ja’Kobe Walter, manteniendo a ambos bajo contrato.
  • Kawhi Leonard regresa a los Raptors tras un canje; el equipo anticipa la temporada 2026-27, comenta el entrenador Rajakovic.
  • Steve Nash elogia la incorporación de Kawhi Leonard a los Raptors, y dice que el equipo puede ser peligroso si está saludable.
  • Gavin McKenna anota el gol de la victoria y los Maple Leafs vencen a San Jose, su tercer gol en 10 partidos de la NHL.
  • (Duplicado cubierto) Exjugador de la MLB acusado en fraude de béisbol juvenil en Ontario (cubierto arriba).
  • (Duplicado cubierto) Canadiense condenado por robar un flamenco en Las Vegas (cubierto arriba).
  • Artista de henna en Ottawa crea intrincados diseños en calabazas, reportaje estacional local.
  • Panadería en Stittsville cierra tras un vehículo empotrarse en el local, hiriendo a 3, limpieza en curso.
  • Peatón atropellado y en estado crítico en Riverside Drive, policía en respuesta.
  • Distrito Osgoode: se anuncia la lista de candidatos para el concejo municipal de Ottawa, cobertura electoral local.
  • Informe: Redblacks contratarán a Mike Morreale como nuevo presidente, actualización sobre la dirección del equipo.
  • Mural indígena multinacional inaugurado en la estación uOttawa, estreno de arte público.
  • El gobierno liberal presentará el presupuesto federal el 5 de noviembre, fecha fiscal nacional.
  • Nueva encuesta muestra a Sutcliffe con ventaja de un dígito sobre Leiper, resultado de sondeo local.
  • Hombre de Sudbury dispara a dos compañeros de cacería, mata a uno, informe de tiroteo fatal.
  • (Sin artículo)
  • (Duplicado en la lista) Informe sobre presidente de los Redblacks (cubierto arriba).

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