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Ottawa: Depekt ng pulisya, banggaan sa Aylmer at suspensiyon ng Senators — Biyernes

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Apat ang malubhang nasugatan sa banggaan kagabi sa Aylmer. Inasikaso ng pulis at paramedik ang apat na tao matapos ang banggaan sa Aylmer noong 29 Oktubre; inulat na maraming biktima ang nasa malubhang kondisyon.
  2. Binatang siklista malubhang nasugatan sa aksidente sa Petawawa. Isang binatang siklista ang malubhang nasugatan sa isang banggaan na iniulat noong 29 Oktubre; dinala ng lokal na emergency services ang binata sa ospital, ayon sa ulat.
  3. Itim na oso sa Kanata pinakalma at inilipat ng pulisya. Inulat na pinakalma at inilipat ng Ottawa police ang isang itim na oso sa Kanata; isinagawa ng mga pulis ang paghawak sa hayop.
  4. Lungsod nagsamsam ng agresibong mga aso sa Vanier matapos reklamo ng residente. Nag-udyok ang mga residente ng Vanier ng pagsamsam ng lungsod sa mga agresibong aso, at tinanong ng mga kapitbahay kung bakit naantala ang aksyon ng munisipyo.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Nagkakaharap ang Ottawa police ng halos $22 milyong depekt sa badyet ngayong taon. Ayon sa headline ng ulat, nakataya pa rin ang police service ng Ottawa sa isang depekt na malapit sa $22 milyon para sa kasalukuyang fiscal year.
  2. May partikular na mga hakbang para sa Ottawa sa Ontario economic update. Binanggit ng provincial economic update ang mga item na nakakaapekto sa Ottawa, ayon sa artikulong “What's in Ontario's economic update for Ottawa?”.
  3. Nag-rally ang mga condo owner sa Queen’s Park, nanawagan ng reporma sa boards. Naghimok ng pagbabago sa operasyon ng condo boards ang mga nag-rally sa Queen’s Park, ayon sa paglalarawan sa artikulo.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Lalaki na nagbanta na papatayin ang isang city councillor nakasentensiyang apat na buwan kulungan. Isang lalaki ang nakatanggap ng apat na buwang sentensiya matapos magbanta na papatayin ang isang city councillor, ayon sa headline.
  2. Lalaking napatunayang nagkasala ng sexual assault tatlong dekada matapos ang random na pag-atake. Si Leslie Richard King, 56, napatunayang nagkasala ng Superior Court Justice Brees Davies para sa sexual assault na naganap noong 1995; nananatiling may publication ban ang pagkakakilanlan ng biktima.

🏈 Sports

  1. Senators forward Hayden Hodgson sinuspinde ng dalawang laro dahil sa boarding. Sinuspinde ng department of player safety ng NHL ang Ottawa forward na si Hayden Hodgson ng dalawang laro at mapapalayas sa sweldo ng 8,762.88 dolyar ng Canada, ayon sa ulat.
  2. Scottie Barnes nagscore ng career-high na 41 puntos; Raptors talo sa Orlando, 121-114. Nakakuha si Barnes ng 41 puntos sa pagkatalo ng Toronto na 121-114 laban sa Orlando Magic; umangat sa 2-3 ang Orlando sa NBA Cup game, ayon sa artikulo.

📰 Also Today

  • Hinahanap ang tatlong suspek matapos ang paglusob sa Bridle Path; apat miyembro ng pamilya tinutukan ng bala.
  • Malaking posibilidad na babalik si Chris Tanev para sa Maple Leafs vs. Canucks sa Sabado.
  • Hydro-Québec hindi umatras sa mas mataas na presyo para sa data centres, ayon sa ulat.
  • Sinasabi ng oposisyon na hindi isinasaalang-alang ng provincial mini-budget ang mga pangangailangan ng Ottawa, ayon sa artikulo.
  • Ilang grupo kumondena sa iminungkahing pagbabawal sa Quebec para sa mga bata na magsuot ng relihiyosong simbolo, ayon sa ulat.
  • Rally ng mga manggagawa ng Stelco sa Hamilton, nanawagan ng aksyon mula sa gobyerno, ayon sa headline.
  • Matatandang imprastruktura ng tubig sa Quebec nagpapabagal sa konstruksiyon ng pabahay, ayon sa artikulo.
  • Ilang pulis sa Canada patuloy na nagpo-promote ng Crime Stoppers matapos ang paglabag sa Navigate360.
  • (Duplicate listed) Itim na oso sa Kanata pinakalma at inilipat ng pulisya.
  • (Duplicate listed) Ottawa police still staring at deficit near $22M this year.
  • (Duplicate listed) Vanier residents ask what took so long after city seizes aggressive dogs.
  • (Duplicate listed) Man who threatened to kill city councillor gets 4 months in jail.
  • (Duplicate listed) 4 people seriously hurt in overnight Aylmer crash.
  • (Duplicate listed) Condo owners rally at Queen's Park calling for change.
  • Tyler Kahmann named CFL’s Most Outstanding Rookie with 1,092 receiving yards.
  • (Duplicate listed) Man found guilty of sexual assault 3 decades after attack.
  • (Duplicate listed) What's in Ontario's economic update for Ottawa?
  • (Extra) Ottawa police deficit coverage repeated.

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