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Investigación por mala conducta policial, muerte en choque y crisis del agua — Montreal, viernes

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Bombero hospitalizado tras incendio en Montreal‑Nord. Un bombero fue trasladado al hospital luego de un incendio en Montreal‑Nord; los equipos de emergencia acudieron el viernes; las autoridades no han dado a conocer el nombre ni el estado del bombero.
  2. Centro para personas mayores en Châteauguay evacuado sin aviso. El personal cerró y evacuó abruptamente un centro para personas mayores en Châteauguay, obligando a reubicar a los residentes el jueves mientras las autoridades investigan la causa.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. La alcaldesa Ferrada respalda al jefe de policía mientras se amplía la investigación por mala conducta. La alcaldesa de Montreal, Soraya Martinez Ferrada, expresó públicamente su apoyo al jefe Fady Dagher mientras se preparaba para una conferencia de prensa sobre múltiples denuncias de mala conducta, incluida la posible imputación a un oficial por supuestamente ocultar pruebas en una investigación por violencia doméstica de 2025. Dagher también actualizará las suspensiones de agentes acusados de orinar sobre personas sin hogar y de conducta racista en Montreal‑Nord.
  2. Ciclista de 18 años muere en choque con fuga en Montreal; policía investiga. La policía de Montreal investiga después de que un ciclista de 18 años fuera muerto en un choque con fuga; los agentes pidieron testigos y cualquier grabación de cámaras de tablero.
  3. Hombre muere tras pelea en Rosemont–La Petite‑Patrie. Un hombre falleció tras un altercado en Rosemont–La Petite‑Patrie; la policía abrió una investigación sobre lo ocurrido.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. La infraestructura de agua envejecida retrasa proyectos de vivienda en Quebec. Municipios y constructores dicen que los sistemas de agua deteriorados están demorando la construcción de viviendas en todo Quebec, y las autoridades citan retrasos en permisos y en conexiones que alargan los cronogramas de los proyectos.
  2. Hydro‑Québec defiende alzas en tarifas eléctricas para centros de datos. Hydro‑Québec afirma que no revertirá las alzas propuestas en las tarifas para centros de datos, argumentando que los cambios son necesarios mientras negocia contratos con grandes consumidores comerciales.
  3. Trabajadores manuales de Montreal ratifican un nuevo contrato municipal de seis años. Empleados de oficio de la ciudad ratificaron un convenio colectivo de seis años con Montreal, aprobando las nuevas condiciones que regirán salarios y condiciones laborales durante el periodo.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Agricultores de Repentigny se oponen a la ruta del tren de alta velocidad Quebec‑Toronto. Agricultores y electos en Repentigny pidieron cancelar una propuesta de ruta del tren de alta velocidad Quebec City–Toronto, señalando que el plan traza la línea a través de más de 260 hectáreas de tierras agrícolas de Guillaume Alary y podría dividir propiedades.
  2. Cumbre Canadá‑UE en Montreal terminará con anuncios sobre comercio digital. Se espera que la cumbre Canadá‑UE alojada en Montreal concluya con un acuerdo de comercio digital y anuncios sobre programas de investigación científica e intercambio estudiantil, con líderes europeos participando en reuniones el viernes.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Los Montreal Canadiens completan un perfecto cuatro de cuatro con victoria 5–2 en Dallas. Los Montreal Canadiens vencieron a los Dallas Stars 5–2 para cerrar una gira de cuatro partidos con cuatro victorias; en la cobertura del partido se destacaron Alex Newhook y Cole Caufield.
  2. Brujas de Montreal exploran tarot, hechizos y la práctica públicamente. Practicantes locales en Montreal ofrecen lecturas de tarot y talleres públicos como parte de un interés más amplio por la brujería y las prácticas ocultistas en la ciudad.

📰 Also Today

  • La alcaldesa de Quebec City ayuda a recaudar 100,000 dólares canadienses para un refugio.
  • Investigación en Station 39 examina supuesta mala conducta en caso de violencia doméstica.
  • Algunas policías canadienses mantienen la promoción de Crime Stoppers tras la brecha de Navigate360.
  • Grupos critican la propuesta de Quebec para prohibir símbolos religiosos en las escuelas, incluyendo críticas y sindicatos.
  • Los Montreal Alouettes terminan la temporada regular con el mejor récord de la liga.

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