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Victoire d’Olivia Chow, perpétuités à Oshawa et Leonard hors circuit — Mardi à Toronto

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🏛️ Gouvernement et politique

  1. Olivia Chow remporte un mandat complet comme mairesse et fait face à un déficit budgétaire d’environ 1,1 milliard de dollars. Chow a promis des déjeuners scolaires gratuits et un plafond hebdomadaire sur le tarif des transports après avoir battu Brad Bradford; la ville indique qu’un manque à combler en 2027 s’élève à environ 1,1 milliard de dollars et l’entente provinciale de fonctionnement de 1,2 milliard de dollars de Chow conclue en 2023 arrive à échéance cette année.
  2. Sept nouveaux conseillers municipaux à Toronto élus, dont Nate Erskine-Smith et Mike Layton. Les électeurs ont remplacé la vétérane Frances Nunziata et d’autres; dix-huit titulaires ont été réélus et l’ex-député Nate Erskine-Smith ainsi que l’ancien conseiller Mike Layton ont remporté des sièges au scrutin municipal de lundi.
  3. Stan Cho promu adjoint parlementaire avec une hausse salariale de 22 000 $ après un scandale de dépenses. Cho s’était démis en juillet au sujet de 16 000 $ de frais d’hôtel à Toronto, indique-t-on; il dit avoir remboursé la somme et les partis d’opposition réclament sa démission après sa promotion.
  4. OSAP (programme d’aide financière aux étudiants de l’Ontario) suspendu pour l’ensemble des 242 collèges privés de carrière en raison d’allégations de fraude. Le premier ministre Doug Ford évoque « quelques mauvaises pommes » à l’origine de la pause; la province a transmis un rapport provisoire de KPMG à l’OPP et les étudiants se voient toujours refuser l’accès à l’OSAP.

🚨 Criminalité et sécurité publique

  1. Un résident d’Oshawa, Mark Gordon, condamné à des peines d’emprisonnement à perpétuité concurrentes, admissibilité à la libération conditionnelle après 21 ans. L’homme de 33 ans a plaidé coupable de deux chefs de meurtre au deuxième degré pour les fusillades du 13 juillet 2024 qui ont tué Patrick Montgomery, 42 ans, et Andrieana Montgomery, 42 ans; Patrick a été atteint de neuf balles devant son domicile.
  2. La brèche chez Navigate360 a affecté 176 859 signalements à Crime Stoppers et 12 392 dossiers personnels potentiels. Le président de Crime Stoppers de Toronto, Sean Sportun, a indiqué que 176 859 signalements (janv. 2022–nov. 2025) ont été touchés et Navigate360 n’a trouvé aucune preuve que les données exposées aient été utilisées pour des fraudes.

🏈 Sports

  1. Kawhi Leonard sera absent au moins une semaine en raison d’un gonflement au genou gauche. Les Raptors de Toronto l’ont déclaré inapte une heure avant la défaite 117-94 de la formation torontoise contre le Minnesota; Leonard affiche 19,5 points et 7,5 rebonds de moyenne sur deux matchs cette saison.
  2. Matvei Gridin a marqué deux fois et célébré le Griddy (mouvement de célébration) dans la victoire 5-2 de Calgary contre les Maple Leafs de Toronto. Le jeune de 20 ans a signé son premier match de deux buts et ses premiers trois points, marquant sur un avantage numérique 25 secondes seulement après le début de la deuxième période.

📰 Aussi aujourd’hui

  • Tito-Dante Marimpietri élu maire d’Oshawa, titulaires réélus à Pickering et Whitby.
  • Les Raptors annoncent la blessure de Kawhi Leonard, indisponible au moins une semaine (rapport de l’équipe).
  • Alvin Tedjo élu maire de Mississauga, Patrick Brown réélu à Brampton.
  • Des dossiers judiciaires montrent que l’Ontario a retardé des inspections d’OSAP dans deux collèges privés de carrière.
  • Doug Ford dit qu’il se sent « mal » pour les étudiants touchés par la pause de l’OSAP, commentaire provincial.
  • La mère de Regis Korchinski-Paquet s’interroge sur l’utilité de l’enquête du coroner, déclaration de la famille.
  • Les cinq finalistes du Canada au Concours Eurovision sont annoncés, dont Rêve et Tyler Shaw.
  • Un billet gagnant non réclamé de 40 M$ Lotto Max du 28 oct. 2025 expire mercredi, acheté dans le comté de Grey.
  • Qui sont les nouveaux conseillers municipaux de Toronto? (guide de sélection publié.)
  • Une analyse relie plusieurs fusillades à contrat dans la région de Toronto à des réseaux de paiements iraniens, rapport d’enquête.
  • Olivia Chow dirige un nouveau conseil progressiste après l’élection de lundi, couverture de la course.
  • Tides manquent les séries NSL après un nul contre l’AFC Toronto, bilan de saison.
  • L’OPP enquête sur un décès à la prison de Gravenhurst, enquête provinciale.
  • Un incendie dans une maison à Barrie pendant la fin de semaine tue 1 personne, en laisse une autre dans un état critique, rapport de police.
  • La législature de l’Ontario reprend après 21 semaines dans un contexte de remaniements ministériels et de scandale, aperçu de la session.
  • Doug Ford dit qu’il « a hâte » des élections de mi-mandat américaines, remarque politique.
  • L’acteur vocal originaire de Scarborough Eric Bauza est décédé à 46 ans, avis nécrologique.
  • Plus de 511 000 Ontariens rattachés à un médecin de famille depuis 2025, ministre de la Santé.
  • L’agenda du gouvernement Ford inclut des correctifs à la consigne des matières recyclables (Blue Box), le renforcement des contrôles sur le cannabis et la priorité au déficit, plan de Queen’s Park.

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