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Alerta por Ola de Calor, Se Abre Centro de Ciencias, Celebran Héroe de la Copa Mundial — Lunes en Toronto

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Heridos de gravedad en choque de camión de transporte en Caledon. Un accidente que involucró a un camión de transporte en la Autopista 10 envió a tres personas al hospital, incluyendo una trasladada por aire al Hospital St. Michael’s con heridas críticas. Se cayeron líneas eléctricas, causando interrupciones adicionales.
  2. Peatona gravemente herida en una colisión al este de la ciudad. Una mujer fue atropellada por un vehículo en Carlaw Avenue y Commissioners Street, sufriendo heridas que ponen en riesgo su vida. El conductor permaneció en el lugar, y las carreteras fueron cerradas tras el incidente.

🚨 Crimen y Seguridad Pública

  1. Anciano lucha por daños tras desalojo en Little Italy. Isidoro Ventullo, de 92 años, continúa su lucha por una compensación después de reclamar un desalojo ilegal. Su casero aún no ha ocupado la propiedad desocupada, aumentando las tensiones con la familia de Ventullo.

🏛️ Gobierno y Política

  1. El Centro de Ciencias de Ontario abre ubicación provisional en la zona costera. Mientras comienza la construcción de un nuevo edificio, la instalación temporal en Harbourfront Centre busca aumentar la accesibilidad y atraer visitantes al centro de la ciudad.
  2. Instan a padres a priorizar la educación sobre torneos deportivos. Las nuevas reglas a partir del próximo año escolar vincularán la asistencia con las calificaciones finales, afectando a los grados 9 a 12.

💼 Economía y Negocios

  1. Próxima revisión de CUSMA genera incertidumbre en negocios. A medida que se acerca un punto clave de revisión para CUSMA, empresas y sindicatos están evaluando sus opciones en medio de ansiedad y esperanzas de resultados positivos.

🌦️ Clima y Carreteras

  1. Ola de calor en Toronto con sensación térmica de 45 C. Environment Canada ha emitido una alerta naranja por calor para Toronto y grandes partes de Ontario, subrayando la persistencia de altas temperaturas.
  2. Pronostican un Día de Canadá caluroso. Los residentes de Toronto deben prepararse para el calor y la humedad continuos en vísperas y durante las celebraciones del Día de Canadá.

Deportes

  1. Leamington celebra la heroicidad de Stephen Eustáquio en la Copa Mundial. El gol en el último minuto de Stephen Eustáquio aseguró el avance de Canadá a la ronda de 16 de la Copa Mundial por primera vez en la historia, desatando celebraciones en su ciudad natal.

📰 Also Today

  • Mark Carney asiste al Desfile del Orgullo en Toronto. Miles celebraron en el centro con un festival colorido.
  • Candidato a la alcaldía propone limpieza de Sankofa Square. Se presentaron ideas de renovación y cambio de imagen para el área comunitaria.
  • Doctores advierten sobre riesgos de rabia tras la muerte de un niño. Se emitió una advertencia de salud pública sobre el contacto con murciélagos.
  • Los Leafs renuevan contrato de Troy Stecher. Se anunció la extensión del contrato por dos años del defensor.
  • Reglamento sobre el calor en alquileres de Toronto podría implementarse el próximo año. Posible normativa para abordar condiciones extremas de calor.
  • Conozcan a Ben, el perro de patrulla anti-gansos en la Copa Mundial de Toronto. Héroe animal ayuda a mantener la limpieza durante el evento deportivo.
  • Doctores destacan la concienciación sobre la rabia tras incidente con murciélago. Se recuerda al público los peligros potenciales y las precauciones necesarias.
  • El gobierno de Ford revela centro de ciencias temporal. La iniciativa apoya el turismo y el compromiso local.
  • Celebración de la victoria de Canadá en la Copa Mundial por Stephen Eustáquio. Orgullo nacional potenciado por su actuación decisiva.
  • La victoria en la Copa Mundial cautiva a Canadá. Stephen Eustáquio logra victoria en el último minuto.

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Doctors detail 2024 Ontario child rabies death in effort to warn about contact with bats

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2 years ago a boy died of rabies from a bat. Doctors are reminding the public to be aware

In the latest issue of the Canadian Medical Association Journal, infectious disease physicians described the case of an 11-year-old child who died of rabies almost two years ago, and urged people to seek medical attention if they have any contact with bats to prevent potential rabies infection.

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Leamington celebrates World Cup triumph of hometown hero Stephen Eustaquio

Stephen Eustaquio's Ontario hometown is celebrating his last-minute goal on Sunday that allowed the Canadian men's team to make soccer history and advance to the FIFA World Cup round of 16 for the first time.

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Meet Ben, Toronto’s World Cup geese patrol dog

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Stephen Eustáquio’s Ontario hometown celebrates Canada’s historic World Cup win

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