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Tiroteo en Salsa on St. Clair, cancelación del festival y alertas por calor — Repaso semanal de Toronto

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🚑 Últimas noticias e incidentes

  1. Familia exige respuestas tras atropello y fuga en Mississauga que mató a madre recién casada. Chanelle Allcock, de 38 años, fue atropellada y murió mientras cruzaba Erin Mills Parkway con Eglinton Avenue West después de dejar a su esposo en Credit Valley Hospital, dijo la familia; la policía indicó que el conductor huyó y los investigadores piden testigos y grabaciones de cámaras de tablero.
  2. Conductor de autobús absuelto en choque de 2023 en Mississauga que mató a un automovilista. El juez David E. Harris declaró no culpable al conductor de MiWay Baljeet Dhaliwal de conducción peligrosa causando la muerte por la colisión del 8 de junio de 2023 que provocó la muerte de Sharron Williams, de 50 años; el magistrado dijo que Williams esperaba en tráfico detenido en Derry y Rexwood cuando ocurrió el choque.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Dos hombres muertos y cuatro heridos tras un 'intercambio de disparos' en el festival Salsa on St. Clair. La policía de Toronto dijo que el tiroteo del 12 de junio en St. Clair y Arlington dejó dos hombres muertos y cuatro personas gravemente heridas después de un aparente enfrentamiento entre dos tiradores en medio de unos 13,000 asistentes; la policía recuperó dos armas y no ha efectuado arrestos.
  2. Festival Salsa on St. Clair cancelado este año tras tiroteos mortales. Los organizadores anunciaron que el evento no se realizará este año después de que la policía confirmara que el tiroteo del sábado por la noche en Midtown dejó dos muertos y varias personas gravemente heridas y tras establecer tres escenas del crimen en la zona.
  3. Detenido un hombre tras presunto tiroteo, robo de un vehículo de rideshare y caos mientras huía con un pasajero dentro. La policía de Toronto informó que los agentes acudieron a Polson y Cherry alrededor de las 3:30 a.m.; un hombre de 25 años de Brampton enfrenta cargos que incluyen disparar un arma de fuego con imprudencia, robo y cuatro cargos de privación de la libertad tras, según la acusación, robar un vehículo de rideshare con un pasajero dentro y golpear peatones y vehículos al huir.
  4. Policía busca a tres sospechosos tras tiroteo dirigido en North York que mató a un joven de 22 años. La policía de Toronto identificó a la víctima como Abdi Hamim Aden tras el tiroteo del viernes por la noche cerca de Jane y Sheppard; otros dos hombres de unos 20 años fueron hospitalizados con heridas graves pero no mortales, y un Honda Civic negro robado vinculado al incidente fue hallado más tarde quemado en Brampton.
  5. Se busca a un segundo sospechoso por incendio fatal en tienda de campaña en Greater Sudbury; continúa la investigación por homicidio. La policía de Sudbury nombró a Bryan Eshquib, de 31 años, como buscado por cargos que incluyen asesinato en primer grado y incendio provocado tras el incendio del campamento en Energy Court el 11 de junio que mató a un hombre de 41 años; los detectives ya habían acusado a Brandon Gramling-McEwan, de 33 años.
  6. Acusan a un hombre tras intento de fraude por casi 6,000 en fórmula para bebés y productos de higiene. La policía de Durham informó que un joven de 21 años de Vaughan fue arrestado en un Real Canadian Superstore en Whitby, en Taunton Road West, tras el aviso del personal de prevención de pérdidas sobre pagos fraudulentos; los agentes incautaron más de 5,700 en mercancía y una réplica de arma de fuego del vehículo del sospechoso.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Ford y Unifor alcanzan un acuerdo tentativo de tres años que cubre a unos 5,000 trabajadores. El acuerdo afecta a cinco plantas en el sur de Ontario y una en Alberta; los detalles se mantienen reservados hasta la ratificación por los miembros y se espera que sigan negociaciones con Stellantis y General Motors una vez ratificado el pacto con Ford.
  2. Ontario perdió 16,700 empleos en junio; desempleo se mantiene en 7%. Statistics Canada reportó la caída de junio tras ganancias de más de 84,000 en abril y mayo; la tasa de desempleo de Ontario se mantuvo por encima del promedio nacional de 6.5%, lo que suscitó críticas de la diputada del NDP Catherine Fife y comentarios de un portavoz del gobierno que citó tensiones comerciales con Estados Unidos.
  3. Proyectos agro-tecnológicos en Ontario reciben apoyo federal para ayudar a la canola frente al calor y la sequía. Performance Plants en Kingston está entre nueve proyectos seleccionados para el acelerador HARVEST, que puede brindar hasta 750,000 por proyecto del Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada; Ontario Genomics dijo que el programa combina investigación con mentoría empresarial para la comercialización.

🏥 Salud

  1. Expertos advierten que la ola de calor en Ontario podría agravar el aumento de sobredosis. Las unidades de salud pública reportaron 29 sobredosis en Windsor-Essex entre el 28 de junio y el 4 de julio (19 relacionadas con fentanilo), y la Región de Waterloo emitió alertas sobre drogas el 3 de julio advirtiendo sobre fentanilo en el suministro y aconsejando precaución durante el calor extremo.
  2. Posible exposición a sarampión reportada en Pearson y en dos vuelos esta semana. (Aviso de agencia de salud pública) — Toronto Public Health y agencias federales señalaron exposiciones potenciales en el aeropuerto Pearson y en dos vuelos; recomiendan a los pasajeros que viajaron en los vuelos especificados o estuvieron en el aeropuerto en las fechas indicadas que monitoreen síntomas y consulten a salud pública.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Campamento de hockey en Toronto reúne a más de 200 niñas BIPOC en la instalación de los Maple Leafs. El campamento de verano de tres días de la Women of Colour Hockey Collective en el Ford Performance Centre comenzó el viernes con una sesión fotográfica profesional e incluyó entrenamientos con jugadoras de la Professional Women's Hockey League; la directora ejecutiva del WCHC, Saroya Tinker, dijo que el programa busca fomentar el sentido de pertenencia de las mujeres BIPOC en el hockey.
  2. CFIA investiga retiro de más de 300 ciervos de Marineland en medio de venta de terrenos pendiente. Fuentes dijeron a The Canadian Press que el parque en Niagara Falls está bajo investigación por presuntamente haber contratado a un intermediario de animales para retirar ciervos de forma indebida mientras la venta de la propiedad exige que todos los animales se retiren antes del cierre; el parque ya reubicó otras especies, incluidas 30 belugas y cuatro delfines.
  3. Un viejo edificio de apartamentos en Toronto se está renovando sin desplazar a los inquilinos. El proyecto de rehabilitación descrito en reportes locales mantiene a los residentes actuales en su lugar mientras moderniza unidades y áreas comunes; los encargados citan remodelaciones costo-efectivas y la retención de inquilinos como elementos clave del enfoque.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Pausa en el traspaso de Kawhi Leonard genera interrogantes legales para Raptors y Clippers. El experto legal de Toronto Russell Sanders dijo que le sorprendió que la propuesta de intercambio quedara en suspenso tras una investigación de la NBA sobre el contrato de Leonard con los Clippers en 2024, y ambos equipos indicaron que los Raptors asumirían el riesgo de cualquier sanción derivada de la investigación.
  2. Los Raptors fichan al pívot de siete pies Nate Bittle, de Oregon. El club anunció la contratación el viernes; Bittle promedió 16.8 puntos, 6.9 rebotes y 1.8 bloqueos en 25 partidos como alumno sénior de quinto año en Oregon y recibió honores All-Big Ten Third Team y All-Defensive Team.
  3. Jake Dolegala será el titular en Hamilton mientras Bo Levi Mitchell se recupera de fractura en el tobillo izquierdo. Los Ticats nombraron a Dolegala como titular para el juego contra Saskatchewan después de que Mitchell sufriera una fractura en el tobillo izquierdo el 5 de julio; Mitchell había completado el 78.2% de sus pases para 1,107 yardas, nueve touchdowns y una intercepción esta temporada.

🌦️ Clima y vías

  1. Alertas de calor y calidad del aire se extienden por Ontario mientras suben los valores de humidex. Environment Canada emitió avisos desde el sur hasta el norte de Ontario, con temperaturas superiores a 35 °C y valores de humidex en los 40 medios en algunas zonas, y las alertas de calidad del aire por humo de incendios forestales pidieron a residentes de Oshawa limitar el tiempo al aire libre por riesgo de irritación y tos.
  2. Saskatchewan registra 10 tornados en medio de una peligrosa ola de calor. Environment Canada confirmó que el recuento de 10 tornados en un solo día igualó el récord de la provincia y advirtió que podrían formarse más tornados mientras la cresta de calor prolongada impulsa aire cálido y húmedo hacia las Praderas, con valores de humidex pronosticados en los 40 medios en partes de Manitoba.

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