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Orden de reincorporación a Stelco, defensa de los Raptors y novato de los Argonauts — Ottawa jueves

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🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. La ministra de Industria ordena a Stelco que reincorpore a unos 500 trabajadores despedidos “de inmediato”. En una carta fechada el 29 de octubre, la ministra de Industria Mélanie Joly pidió al presidente de Stelco, Paul Simon, un “plan concreto y creíble de reenganche” tras despidos que afectan a aproximadamente 500 empleados en la planta de Hamilton; Joly advirtió que el gobierno federal podría iniciar acciones legales en un plazo de 15 días si no se revierten los despidos. La empresa dice que solo ha ofrecido puestos en Lake Erie a cerca de 40 trabajadores afectados. (Stelco es una empresa siderúrgica de Hamilton.)

  2. El ministro de Finanzas de Ontario, Peter Bethlenfalvy, presentará el informe económico de otoño el jueves. Bethlenfalvy dijo que Ontario cerró 2025-26 con un déficit de 13.000 millones y que el déficit de este año se proyecta más alto, alineado con una previsión de primavera de 13.800 millones; también anunció que Ontario iguala la exención fiscal federal para la inversión de capital empresarial y citó más de 8.000 millones en fondos conjuntos para industrias afectadas por aranceles, incluido 1.670 millones para un fondo provincial de acción para el acero.

  3. Se retira un cargo por agresión sexual contra Frank Stronach antes del juicio en Newmarket. La abogada Leora Shemesh confirmó que los fiscales retiraron el cargo vinculado a un presunto incidente de 2024 en la región de York; Stronach, de 94 años, aún enfrenta otros cargos relacionados con cinco denunciantes y espera sentencia tras un juicio separado en Toronto que produjo una condena por agresión indecente por un hecho de hace casi 50 años, aunque se le dijo que no enfrentaría prisión en ese caso.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Jamal Shead reconocido por cambiar el rumbo del partido de los Raptors, aportando chispa desde la banca en la victoria 129-99. Shead anotó 13 puntos, repartió siete asistencias y logró dos robos saliendo desde la banca en la paliza de Toronto a Orlando; el entrenador Darko Rajakovic y Scottie Barnes lo destacaron por cambiar el momentum del juego durante el duelo del miércoles. (Jamal Shead, Raptors: equipo de Toronto.)

🏈 Deportes

  1. La defensa de los Raptors lidera el inicio de la temporada de la NBA, permitiendo un mínimo de la liga de 102.5 puntos. Tras cuatro partidos, Toronto ocupa el primer puesto en puntos permitidos por rival (102.5) y lidera la liga en robos con 14.3 por partido; el entrenador Darko Rajakovic atribuyó los robos a una colocación disciplinada que genera pérdidas de balón en este inicio de campaña.

  2. Tyler Kahmann suma 77 recepciones para 1.092 yardas y ocho TD en su temporada de novato en la CFL. El receptor de 26 años superó las 1.000 yardas esta temporada con los Toronto Argonauts y se unió a otros tres receptores por encima de esa marca; comentó que adaptarse al transporte público y al ritmo de Toronto ha sido un cambio personal notable. (Toronto Argonauts: equipo de Toronto.)

📰 También hoy

  • 4 personas y varias mascotas desplazadas por incendio en Old Ottawa East.
  • La ministra insinúa un nuevo costo desorbitado para la sustitución del hospital Civic.
  • Gatineau Transit elimina el servicio de autobuses escolares por falta de fondos.
  • La ministra de Educación de Ontario permitirá que los síndicos tomen juramento en juntas supervisadas.
  • Primer vistazo muestra un impacto presupuestario federal de 16.900 millones por aranceles de EE. UU.
  • La muerte de un hombre en 2024 cerca de Smiths Falls ahora se declara homicidio por la OPP.
  • La estrella pop de Ottawa TALK habla sobre su candidatura a Eurovisión y su nueva música.
  • Oficial de policía de Belleville que frustró un ataque a una sinagoga dado de alta del hospital.
  • La industria de defensa de Ottawa registra un año de crecimiento y mira hacia adelante.
  • Líderes municipales convocan conferencia sobre seguridad vial en un año con muertes.
  • La mitad de los municipios del este de Ontario eligieron nuevos presidentes de concejo.
  • Ontario ofrecerá una actualización fiscal mientras la guerra arancelaria golpea el presupuesto.
  • Más provincias canadienses eliminan el cambio de hora; se examinan efectos en la salud.
  • La cantautora de Stittsville TALK nombrada finalista de Eurovisión.
  • Partido Quebequense promete abolir el cambio de hora; preguntan por impactos en Ottawa–Gatineau.
  • El primer ministro Carney advierte a Cleveland-Cliffs que no incumpla los compromisos con Stelco.

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