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Stelco 15-Araw na Ultimatum, Pinsalang Injury ni Ullmark at Weekend Delivery ng Canada Post — Ottawa Huwebes

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Malaking sunog sa scrap-yard nagbuga ng maitim na usok sa ibabaw ng Kingston. Iniulat ng lungsod na nagsimula ang apoy bandang 8:40 a.m. Huwebes sa John Counter Boulevard; inutusan ang mga paaralan na mag-shelter in place at ipinayo ang pagsasara ng trapiko mula Sir John A. Macdonald Blvd hanggang Lappan’s Lane.
  2. 1 patay matapos mag-isa ang sasakyan sa banggaan sa rural na silangang bahagi ng Ottawa. Kinukumpirma ng pulisya ang isang pagkamatay; nagpapatuloy pa ang imbestigasyon at pagresponde sa eksena.

🏈 Sports

  1. Inilagay ng Senators ang goaltender na si Linus Ullmark sa injured reserve dahil sa lower-body strain. Ayon sa klub, mawawala si Ullmark ng hindi bababa sa isang linggo; na-recall si Jonas Johansson mula sa AHL Belleville (3-1-1, 2.92 GAA).
  2. Mga multa ng NHL kasunod ng gulo sa pagitan ng Senators at Panthers: pinatawan ng multa sina Cousins at Matthew Tkachuk. Pinatawan ng multa si Nick Cousins ng 4,091.49 dolyar ng Canada at si Matthew Tkachuk ng 5,000 dolyar ng Canada matapos ang 5-1 na panalo ng Senators na sinamahan ng sagupaan sa third period at ang pinsalang natamo ni Ullmark.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Operator na umamin sa pagkakasala sa nakamamatay na banggaan sa Woodbine Beach na-iiwas sa kulungan. Binanggit ni Superior Court Justice Brees Davies ang pag-amin ng 52-anyos, 170 oras ng kamakailang boluntaryong trabaho, status bilang first offender at pag-asa ng pamilya nang magpataw ng non-custodial sentence.
  2. Canadian na nahatulan sa U.S. (Estados Unidos) sa terror plot binigyan ng karagdagang 50-taong hatol dahil sa pananaksak sa kulungan. Binigyan ng sunud-sunod na 50 taong parusa si Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy para sa pananaksak sa dalawang kawani ng bilangguan noong Disyembre 2020; dati na siyang nahatulan ng 40 taong pagkakakulong dahil sa terorismo.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Binigyan ng Ottawa ang Stelco ng 15 araw para baligtarin ang hanggang 500 layoffs sa Hamilton o haharapin ang legal na aksyon. Sinasabi sa liham ng Industry Minister Melanie Joly na nilabag ng Cleveland-Cliffs (kumpanyang bakal) ang employment agreement noong 2024 na nag-aatas ng average na unionized employment na hindi bababa sa 1,766 sa Canada.
  2. Ayon sa lungsod, halos kalahati ng mail-in ballots ang nakalampas sa deadline. Iniulat ng mga opisyal ng munisipyo na halos 50% ng mail-in ballots ang dumating nang lampas na sa cut-off para sa pagproseso.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Mag-uumpisa ang Canada Post ng weekend parcel delivery sa Toronto, Montreal at Ottawa ngayong tag-lagas. Inanunsyo ng postal service na magsisimula ang weekend parcel delivery sa tatlong lungsod sa darating na fall season.

📰 Also Today

  • Tatanggapin ng pinakamataas na hukuman ang apela sa pasya na nilabag ng pederal ang Charter noong convoy protest.
  • Cheat sheet sa mayoral platforms: nasaan ang mga kandidato sa usapin ng transit.
  • Lalake nang-extort ng kapatid na babae sa $7M phone theft mula sa Bell, ayon sa pulisya.
  • Itta-table ng Ontario ang fall fiscal update sa susunod na linggo dahil sa epekto ng U.S. tariffs.
  • Binanggit nina Ja’Kobe Walter at Kawhi Leonard ang depensa ng Raptors sa pagbubukas ng season.
  • Analisis: lumalawak ang gender divides sa pulitika ng U.S.; inilarawan ang mga trend sa Canada bilang komplikado.
  • Riverside South–Findlay Creek: nakalista ang mga lokal na kandidato para sa city councillor.
  • Binastos at sinibak si Brady Tkachuk sa unang pagbalik niya sa arena ng Senators.
  • Itinakda ng CBC Ottawa ang mayoral debate para sa 2026 civic campaign.
  • Pinahataw, namatay ang pedestrian sa Barrhaven; kinumpirma ng pulisya ang pagkamatay.
  • Gabay: nasaan ang mga kandidato sa Ottawa mayor sa isyu ng donor mula sa developer at LeBreton arena.
  • Nag-aalala ang mga estudyante habang pinalawig ang OSAP pause hanggang 2027 para sa mga private college.

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