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Traffic Agent Pinatay, Home Invasion sa Bridle Path at 41 ni Barnes — Toronto Biyernes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Traffic agent pinatay ng trak ng sub-kontratista ng Metrolinx; tsuper kinasuhan. Sinabi ng Toronto police na naaresto at kinasuhan ng careless driving causing death ang 33-anyos na lalaki mula Brampton na nagtatrabaho bilang third-party driver para sa Metrolinx matapos tumama ang isang trak-dump na Kenworth sa 44-anyos na traffic agent sa krosing ng Millwood Rd. at Overlea Blvd. bandang 9:02 a.m. Huwebes; namatay ang traffic agent sa lugar at nananawagan si Councillor Rachel Chernos Lin ng agarang pagsusuri sa kaligtasan.
  2. Home invasion sa Bridle Path: tatlong miyembro ng pamilya binaril; tatlong suspek hinahanap. Iniulat ng pulisya na tatlong lalaking nasa kanilang 20s ang pumasok gamit ang likurang pintuan ng bahay sa Hyde Park Circle mga 3:40 a.m. Huwebes, at pinagbabaril at sinaktan ng martilyo ang isang ama at dalawang anak na babae; sinabi ng CEO David Morton na naospital ang apat na miyembro ng pamilya at dalawang biktima ang nakaranas ng malubhang pinsalang magbabago ng buhay.
  3. Lalaking natagpuang nagkasala sa sexual assault noong 1995 matapos dekadang kaso. Hinatulan ng Superior Court Justice Brees Davies ang 56-anyos na si Leslie Richard King sa kusang sexual assault na nangyari noong Good Friday ng 1995 nang 16 anyos pa ang biktima; ang biktima, ngayon 48, ay nagbigay ng victim impact statement sa korte sa downtown na naglalarawan ng matagalang panic attacks at epekto sa kanyang pamilya.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Natapos ng gobyerno ng Ontario ang pagtanggal ng seksiyon ng bike lane sa Bloor Street W. Inanunsyo ng provincial government ang pagkumpleto ng pag-alis ng bike lane sa isang bahagi ng Bloor Street W.; ang desisyon na ito ay nagbabaliktad sa naunang disenyo ng lane at isinagawa ng mga opisyal ng Ontario ngayong linggo.
  2. Nag-rally ang mga condo owner sa Queen’s Park para humiling ng reporma sa panuntunan ng condo board. Naglakbay ang mga may-ari mula sa Toronto papuntang Queen’s Park noong Biyernes upang humiling ng reporma sa operasyon ng condo boards, binanggit ang mga alalahanin sa pamamahala at hinihiling ang mga mambabatas ng probinsiya ng pagbabago sa batas.
  3. Sinabi ng Elections Ontario sa tribunal na pinapabuti nito ang accessible voting. Inulat ng Elections Ontario sa isang tribunal ngayong linggo na nagsasagawa sila ng mga hakbang para magbigay ng accessible voting, at inilatag ang mga pagsasaayos na layong alisin ang mga hadlang para sa mga botanteng may kapansanan sa kamakailang eleksyon.

🏈 Isports

  1. Si Scottie Barnes umiskor ng career-high 41 sa pagkatalo ng Raptors na 121-114 laban sa Orlando. Nagkaroon si Barnes ng 41 puntos, limang rebounds at limang assists nang matalo ang Toronto Raptors ng 121-114 sa Orlando Magic sa NBA Cup game noong Biyernes; nanatiling wala si Kawhi Leonard dahil sa pamamaga sa kaliwang tuhod at nagtala si Jakob Poeltl ng 12 puntos at 11 rebounds.
  2. Tinanghal na CFL Most Outstanding Rookie si Tyler Kahmann ng Argonauts. Nagtapos ang receiver na si Kahmann, 26, ng season na may 77 catches, 1,092 yards at walong touchdowns at nakakuha ng 186 puntos mula sa 52 balota para manalo ng CFL’s Most Outstanding Rookie award; hahayaan ng Argos ang Winnipeg sa East semifinal sa Sabado.
  3. Malapit nang makabalik si Leafs defenceman Chris Tanev laban sa Canucks pagkatapos ng upper-body issue. Nag-ensayo si Tanev kasabay ni Morgan Rielly sa Vancouver noong Biyernes at sinabi niyang inaasahan niyang maglalaro sa Sabado matapos gumaling mula sa injury sa upper body na nagpanatili sa kanya mula Oct. 10; nananatiling wala ang mga forward na sina John Tavares at Kirill Marchenko, na naka-out week-to-week.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • Naghahanap ng refund ang ilang Backstreet Boys fans dahil sa relocation ng mga upuan ng Live Nation.
  • Iniimbestigahan ng SIU ang isang OPP officer matapos arestong sa Caledon nag-iwan ng isang lalaki na nasaktan, ayon sa ulat ng mga kaso.
  • Mga eksperto at Liberal MP nananawagan ng ganap na pagbabawal sa patalastas ng sports-betting dahil sa mga alalahanin sa mental health.
  • Dalawang batang lalaki nagsabing na-recruit sila sa drug trade nang edad 12 sa isang kaso sa paligid ng Toronto.
  • Ipinagkakaila ng akusadong si Richard Neil ang DNA links sa mga crime scene sa Ontario sa mga dokumento ng korte.
  • Iilan sa pulisya nagpapatuloy sa pagpo-promote ng Crime Stoppers sa kabila ng data breach ng Navigate360 na nakaapekto sa mga tip.
  • Inilagay ng Canucks si forward Filip Chytil sa injured reserve matapos tamaan ni Darnell Nurse.
  • Ipinahayag na ang mga numero ng voter turnout sa Toronto; pampublikong ngayon ang bilang ng turnout sa municipal.

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