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Ottawa jueves: ultimátum de 15 días a Stelco, Ullmark lesionado y Canada Post entregará paquetes el fin de semana

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🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. Incendio masivo en un depósito de chatarra cubre de humo Kingston. La ciudad informó que el fuego comenzó alrededor de las 8:40 a.m. del jueves en John Counter Boulevard; se ordenó a las escuelas que permanecieran en resguardo y se recomendaron cierres de tráfico entre Sir John A. Macdonald Blvd y Lappan’s Lane.
  2. 1 muerto tras choque de un solo vehículo en la zona rural del este de Ottawa. La policía confirmó una fatalidad; la investigación y la respuesta en la escena continúan.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Los Senators colocan al portero Linus Ullmark en la lista de lesionados por una distensión en la parte baja del cuerpo. El club dice que Ullmark estará fuera al menos una semana; se convocó a Jonas Johansson desde AHL Belleville (3-1-1, 2.92 de promedio de goles en contra — GAA).
  2. Multas de la NHL tras pelea Senators–Panthers: sancionados Cousins y Matthew Tkachuk. A Nick Cousins se le impuso una multa de 4,091.49 dólares canadienses y a Matthew Tkachuk una de 5,000 dólares canadienses luego de la victoria 5-1 de los Senators, que incluyó un enfrentamiento en el tercer periodo y la lesión de Ullmark.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Operador que se declaró culpable por un choque mortal en Woodbine Beach evita prisión. La jueza de la Corte Superior Brees Davies citó la declaración de culpabilidad del hombre de 52 años, 170 horas recientes de trabajo voluntario, su condición de primer delincuente y la dependencia familiar al imponer una sentencia no privativa de libertad.
  2. Canadiense condenado por un complot terrorista en EE. UU. recibe 50 años adicionales por apuñalar en prisión. Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy recibió una pena consecutiva de 50 años por apuñalar a dos miembros del personal penitenciario en diciembre de 2020; ya enfrentaba una sentencia de 40 años por terrorismo.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Ottawa da 15 días a Stelco para revertir hasta 500 despidos en Hamilton o enfrentará acciones legales. La carta de la ministra de Industria Melanie Joly dice que Cleveland-Cliffs incumplió un acuerdo laboral de 2024 que exigía un empleo sindicalizado promedio de al menos 1,766 personas en Canadá.
  2. La ciudad informa que casi la mitad de los votos por correo llegaron fuera de plazo. Funcionarios municipales reportaron que casi el 50% de los votos por correo llegaron después del corte para su procesamiento.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Canada Post empezará entrega de paquetes los fines de semana en Toronto, Montreal y Ottawa este otoño. El servicio postal anunció que la entrega de paquetes durante el fin de semana comenzará en esas tres ciudades en la próxima temporada de otoño.

📰 También hoy

  • La corte suprema escuchará apelación sobre fallo que determinó que el gobierno violó la Carta durante la protesta del convoy.
  • Hoja informativa sobre plataformas electorales municipales: dónde están los candidatos respecto al tránsito.
  • Hombre extorsionó a su hermana en robo telefónico de 7 M$ a Bell, dice la policía.
  • Ontario presentará la actualización fiscal de otoño la próxima semana en medio de los efectos de aranceles de EE. UU.
  • Ja’Kobe Walter y Kawhi Leonard resaltan la defensa de los Raptors antes del inicio de la temporada.
  • Análisis: la política de EE. UU. amplía las brechas de género; las tendencias en Canadá se describen como complicadas.
  • Riverside South–Findlay Creek: lista de candidatos locales a concejal.
  • Brady Tkachuk abucheado y fue objeto de burlas en su primer regreso a la arena de los Senators.
  • Debate municipal de CBC Ottawa para la campaña municipal de 2026 programado.
  • Peatón atropellado y muerto en Barrhaven; la policía confirma la fatalidad.
  • Guía: posiciones de los candidatos a alcalde de Ottawa sobre donaciones de desarrolladores y la arena de LeBreton.
  • Estudiantes preocupados: la pausa de OSAP en colegios privados se extiende ahora hasta 2027.

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