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Leafs écrasent les Oilers, mère recherchée pour enlèvement de trois enfants et agent accusé — samedi à Toronto

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🚨 Crime et sécurité publique

  1. Sergent de la York Regional Police arrêté le 23 octobre et suspendu avec solde. Le sergent Kin Pong Wong, 44 ans, a été arrêté le 23 octobre et fait face à sept accusations, dont abus de confiance, utilisation non autorisée d’un ordinateur, possession en vue de trafic et tentative d’obstruction à la justice; Wong est membre de la York Regional Police depuis 2009.
  2. La police de Toronto recherche Somerda Miclescu, 22 ans, dans le cadre d’un présumé enlèvement de trois enfants. La police indique que Miclescu est recherchée après que la fillette Anastasia, âgée de quatre mois, Irina, 3 ans, et Daniel, 6 ans, ont été emmenés lors d’une visite semi-supervisée près de Midland Ave et Eglinton Ave E vendredi vers 11 h 30; les enquêteurs ont repéré un Ford Expedition blanc 2017, immatriculé DJJS 875, appartenant à Ionut Stroe, 25 ans, lui aussi recherché pour quatre chefs d’accusation de non-respect d’une ordonnance de libération.

🎨 Communauté et culture

  1. William Nylander a marqué deux fois, dont son 300e but en carrière, alors que les Leafs de Toronto (Toronto Maple Leafs) ont battu Edmonton 7-2. Toronto passe à 7-4-2 avec une quatrième victoire consécutive; les Maple Leafs affichent un dossier de 12-2-1 au Rogers Place depuis l’ouverture de l’aréna d’Edmonton, et Auston Matthews n’a besoin que d’un point pour atteindre les 800 points en carrière.
  2. Certains électeurs torontois se tournent vers des clavardeurs d’IA pour la recherche sur l’élection municipale de 2026. Eric Apps a utilisé Claude d’Anthropic pour résumer des candidats dans Parkdale–High Park lors d’une course à dix personnes, et des chercheurs de McGill estiment qu’environ 40 % des électeurs québécois ont utilisé l’IA durant cette élection provinciale et ont rencontré de l’information fausse ou périmée.

📰 Aussi aujourd’hui

  • Récapitulatif de la victoire 7-2 des Leafs répète le 300e but de Nylander.
  • Des bélugas de Marineland continuent de mourir; le déménagement vers un parc est remis en question.
  • Guide électoral d’Oshawa 2026: où se situent les candidats sur les enjeux clés.
  • La police de Toronto recherche une mère de 22 ans pour un présumé enlèvement de trois enfants.
  • Des candidats dans Durham critiquent le transport comme une « omission flagrante » dans les campagnes.
  • Les favoris de la mairie de Toronto augmentent leurs dépenses en publicités sur les réseaux sociaux alors que la course se resserre.
  • Caledon qualifiée d’« épicentre » des dépôts illégaux de camions selon un rapport local.
  • Un adolescent condamné pour meurtre au premier degré dans la mort d’un dépanneur de remorquage à Scarborough.
  • Mike Babcock des Oilers (Edmonton Oilers) affrontera son ancienne équipe, qu’il a déjà entraînée.
  • Olivia Chow expose sa proposition sur le coût de la vie pour les électeurs torontois.
  • Un dirigeant canadien en cybersécurité arrêté par le FBI, accusé de fraude envers des clients.
  • Un receveur torontois se dirige vers la Série mondiale après être passé du hockey au baseball.
  • L’enquête sur Regis Korchinski-Paquet montre des images de sécurité de la mère lors d’un décès en immeuble de grande hauteur.
  • Un groupe dépose une plainte auprès du Bureau de la concurrence au sujet d’événements immobiliers liés à Israël à Toronto et Montréal.
  • Explication : de quoi le maire de Toronto est-il réellement responsable.
  • Des couples prévoyant des mariages à l’hôtel de ville en 2027 se retrouvent dans l’incertitude en raison des travaux de construction à Toronto.

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