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Imbestigasyon sa Misconduct ng Pulis, Patay sa Hit‑and‑Run at Problema sa Tubig — Montreal Biyernes

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Bumbero isinugod sa ospital matapos mag-apoy sa Montréal‑Nord. Isang bumbero ang dinala sa ospital kasunod ng sunog sa Montréal‑Nord; tumugon ang mga emergency crew noong Biyernes. Hindi pa inilalabas ng awtoridad ang pangalan o kalagayan ng bumbero.
  2. Sentro ng matatanda sa Châteauguay biglang inilikas nang walang babala. Kusang isinara at inilikas ng mga staff ang isang seniors’ centre sa Châteauguay, na nagpilit sa agarang paglilipat ng mga residente nitong Huwebes habang iniimbestigahan ng mga opisyal ang sanhi.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Sinusuportahan ni Mayor Ferrada ang Police Chief habang lumalawak ang imbestigasyon sa pagkakamali ng pulis. Publicong sinuportahan ni Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada si Chief Fady Dagher habang naghahanda siya ng press conference tungkol sa ilang alegasyon ng misconduct, kabilang ang isang opisyal na posibleng haharap sa kasong pagtatago ng ebidensya sa isang imbestigasyon ng domestic‑violence noong 2025. Magbibigay din ng update si Dagher tungkol sa mga suspensyon ng mga pulis na inaakusahan ng pag‑ihi sa mga walang tirahan at ng rasistang paguugali sa Montreal‑Nord.
  2. 18‑anyos na siklista patay sa hit‑and‑run sa Montreal; iniimbestigahan ng pulisya. Iniimbestigahan ng Montreal police ang kaso matapos mamatay ang isang 18‑anyos na siklista sa isang hit‑and‑run collision; nananawagan ang mga opisyal sa mga testigo at sinumang may dashcam footage.
  3. Lalaki namatay matapos mag‑away sa Rosemont–La Petite‑Patrie. Isang lalaki ang namatay kasunod ng isang alitan sa Rosemont–La Petite‑Patrie; nagbukas ng imbestigasyon ang pulisya.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Luma at sira‑siring imprastrukturang tubig nagpapabagal sa mga proyektong pabahay sa buong Quebec. Sinasabi ng mga munisipalidad at developer na ang lumang water systems ang nagdudulot ng pagkaantala sa konstruksyon ng pabahay sa buong Quebec, at tinutukoy ng mga opisyal ang backlog sa permit at hookups na nagpapalawig ng mga timeline ng proyekto.
  2. Pinagtatanggol ng Hydro‑Québec ang mas mataas na singil sa kuryente para sa data centres. Ipinahayag ng Hydro‑Québec na hindi nila babaliktarin ang panukalang pagtaas ng rate para sa mga data centres, at iginiit na kinakailangan ang pagbabago sa pagpepresyo habang nakikipagnegosasyon sila ng kontrata sa malalaking commercial consumers.
  3. Inaprubahan ng mga blue‑collar worker ng Montreal ang bagong anim‑taong kontrata sa lungsod. Inaproba ng mga blue‑collar employees ng lungsod ang isang anim‑taong collective agreement sa Montreal, na naglalaman ng bagong mga termino tungkol sa sahod at kondisyon sa trabaho para sa susunod na anim na taon.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Mga magsasaka sa Repentigny tutol sa proposed Quebec‑Toronto high‑speed rail route. Hiniling ng mga magsasaka at mga halal na opisyal sa Repentigny na kanselahin ang panukalang high‑speed rail mula Quebec City hanggang Toronto, sinasabing nire‑route ang linya sa mahigit 260 hektarya ng sakahan ni Guillaume Alary at maaaring hatiin ang mga ari‑arian.
  2. Canada‑EU summit sa Montreal magtatapos sa mga anunsyo tungkol sa digital trade. Inaasahang magpapatibay ang Canada‑EU summit na naka‑host sa Montreal ng isang digital‑trade agreement at mag-aanunsyo ng mga programang pang‑scientific research at student exchange, kasama ang pagdalo ng mga European na pinuno sa mga pulong noong Biyernes.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Montreal Canadiens kumpleto ang perpektong four‑for‑four road trip sa 5–2 panalo sa Dallas. Tinalo ng Montreal Canadiens ang Dallas Stars, 5–2, para tapusin ang four‑game road trip na may apat na panalo; nabanggit sa ulat sina Alex Newhook at Cole Caufield.
  2. Mga manggagamot ng mangkukulam sa Montreal nag‑aalok ng tarot, spells at open workshops. Nagbibigay ang mga lokal na practitioner sa Montreal ng mga tarot reading at pampublikong workshops bilang bahagi ng tumitinding interes sa witchcraft at occult practices sa lungsod.

📰 Also Today

  • Mayor ng Quebec City tumulong mag‑raise ng $100,000 para sa isang shelter.
  • Imbestigasyon sa Station 39 sumusuri sa umano‑maling pag‑uugali sa kasong domestic‑violence.
  • Ilang pulis sa Canada patuloy na nagpo‑promote ng Crime Stoppers matapos ang Navigate360 breach.
  • Mga grupo pumupuna sa panukalang pagbabawal sa relihiyosong simbolo sa paaralan sa Quebec, kabilang ang mga kritiko at unyon.
  • Montreal Alouettes nagtapos ng regular season na may league‑best record.

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