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Daily Montreal Hun 18 - Hun 18, 2026

Mga Alalahanin sa Rasismo sa Pulisya, Panukalang Bangko ng Depensa, Epekto ng Lindol — Montreal Huwebes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Mga itim na empleyado ng pulisya sa Montreal naglalahad ng mga alalahanin sa seguridad. Nagpadala ng liham ang mga itim na empleyado sa pamunuan ukol sa kanilang takot sa trabaho matapos masuspinde ang dalawang pulis dahil sa mga reklamong rasista.
  2. Pagtaas ng karahasan sa mga pagnanakaw ng Pokémon card sa Laval. Sampung suspek ang inaresto ng pulisya na sangkot sa mga pagnanakaw na nauugnay sa mga Pokémon card at bentahan ng electronics sa Facebook Marketplace.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Montreal naglalayong maging tahanan ng Defence, Security and Resilience Bank. Pinalitan ng mga lider ng negosyo ang isang downtown hotel para sa isang multinational bank na naglalayong magkaroon ng pangmatagalang, mababang-gastos na pondo.
  2. Antoine Dionne Charest tatakbo para sa Quebec Liberals. Anak ni dating premier Jean Charest, hinirang si Antoine para sa riding ng Verdun, na nagmamarka ng bagong kabanata para sa Quebec Liberals.
  3. Quebec pinaroropdiya ang mga residente ng mas matagal na panahon para sa subsidized daycare matapos ang desisyon ng korte. Bilang tugon sa desisyon ng pinakamataas na korte, tututukan ngayon ng probinsiya ang daycare subsidies para sa mga residente ng mas matagal nang nakatira.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Hydro-Québec pinapataas ang energy exports sa New York. Habang humihigpit ang reserves ng enerhiya, pinapataas ng Hydro-Québec ang pag-export ng kuryente sa U.S., na tumutulong sa katatagan ng enerhiya sa rehiyon.
  2. Mathieu Lacombe nagbitiw, hindi na tatakbo muli. Ang pag-alis ng Outaouais cabinet minister ay nagmamarka ng malaking pagbabago sa loob ng pampulitikang tanawin ng Quebec.

🌦️ Panahon at Kalsada

  1. Lindol na may lakas na 4.4 tumama sa Silangang Quebec. Isang katamtamang lindol ang yumanig sa Quebec, nagdulot ng maliit na epekto sa imprastraktura, ngunit walang naiulat na malaking pinsala.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Ang pag-vandalize ng mosque sa Trois-Rivières nagdulot ng pag-aalala sa komunidad. Ang pag-vandalize sa lokal na mosque ay nagtulak ng pangamba at samâ ng loob, hinihimok ang mas malawak na kamalayan at aksyon laban sa hindi pagpaparaya.

📰 Also Today

  • Pambukas ng bagong wellness centre para sa mga walang tirahan sa Montreal.
  • Ipinahayag ang preview ng susunod na season roster ng Montreal Victoire.
  • Nagbabala ang pulisya ng Laval ukol sa mga scam sa Pokémon card sa Facebook.
  • Quebec nag-invest ng $12.5M sa solusyon para sa kawalan ng tirahan.
  • Rekord na dami ng reklamo ukol sa wikang Pranses sa Quebec.
  • CAQ humaharap sa internal na pagsubok habang umaalis ang mga lider at miyembro.
  • Mga paramedic ng Quebec nakararanas ng tensyon sa kontratang negosasyon.
  • Polemika sa mga patakaran sa wika na dulot ng isang restaurant sa Montreal.
  • Caroline Harvey napili bilang 1st sa PWHL draft ng Vancouver Goldeneyes.

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