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Weekly Toronto juil. 6 - juil. 12, 2026

Tirs au festival Salsa, fusillades meurtrières et alertes de chaleur — La semaine à Toronto

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Une famille réclame des réponses après qu'un chauffard ait tué une mère récemment mariée à Mississauga. Chanelle Allcock, 38 ans, a été heurtée et tuée alors qu'elle traversait Erin Mills Parkway et Eglinton Avenue West après avoir déposé son mari au Credit Valley Hospital; la famille précise que le conducteur a pris la fuite et la police demande aux témoins et aux propriétaires de dashcams de se manifester.
  2. Un chauffeur d'autobus acquitté dans la collision mortelle de Mississauga en 2023. Le juge David E. Harris a déclaré Baljeet Dhaliwal, conducteur de Miway, non coupable de conduite dangereuse causant la mort dans le dossier de la collision du 8 juin 2023 qui a coûté la vie à Sharron Williams, 50 ans; le juge a indiqué que Williams attendait dans un embouteillage à Derry et Rexwood au moment du choc.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Deux hommes tués, quatre blessés après un « échange de coups de feu » au festival Salsa on St. Clair. La police de Toronto indique que la fusillade du 12 juin à l'intersection de St. Clair et Arlington a fait deux morts et quatre blessés graves après un échange apparent entre deux tireurs au milieu d'environ 13 000 personnes; deux armes à feu ont été récupérées et aucune arrestation n'a encore été effectuée.
  2. Le festival Salsa on St. Clair annulé pour l'année après des fusillades meurtrières. Les organisateurs ont annoncé que l'événement ne se tiendra pas cette année, après que la police a confirmé que la fusillade en milieu de soirée samedi en plein Midtown a causé deux morts et plusieurs blessures graves et après l'établissement de trois scènes de crime dans le secteur.
  3. Un homme arrêté après une fusillade présumée, le vol d'un covoiturage et une fuite chaotique avec un passager à l'intérieur. La police de Toronto déclare que des agents sont intervenus près de Polson et Cherry vers 3 h 30; un homme de 25 ans de Brampton fait face à des accusations incluant décharge d'une arme à feu de manière imprudente, vol et quatre chefs de séquestration après avoir prétendument volé un véhicule de covoiturage avec un passager encore à l'intérieur et heurté des piétons et des véhicules en fuyant.
  4. La police recherche trois suspects après une fusillade ciblée à North York qui a tué un homme de 22 ans. La victime a été identifiée par la police de Toronto comme Abdi Hamim Aden après la fusillade tardive de vendredi près de Jane et Sheppard; deux autres hommes vingtenaires ont été hospitalisés avec des blessures graves mais non menaçant leur vie, et une Honda Civic noire volée liée à l'incident a été retrouvée brûlée à Brampton.
  5. Un deuxième suspect recherché dans l'incendie mortel d'une tente à Grand Sudbury; enquête pour homicide en cours. La police de Sudbury a nommé Bryan Eshquib, 31 ans, recherché sous des accusations incluant meurtre au premier degré et incendie criminel après l'incendie du campement d'Energy Court le 11 juin qui a causé la mort d'un homme de 41 ans; les enquêteurs avaient précédemment porté des accusations contre Brandon Gramling-McEwan, 33 ans.
  6. Un homme inculpé après une tentative de fraude ayant rapporté près de 6 000 $ en lait maternisé et produits d'hygiène. La police de Durham indique qu'un homme de 21 ans de Vaughan a été arrêté au Real Canadian Superstore de Whitby sur Taunton Road West après qu'un agent de prévention des pertes eut signalé des paiements frauduleux; les policiers ont saisi pour plus de 5 700 $ de marchandises et un pistolet factice dans le véhicule du suspect.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Ford et Unifor concluent une entente provisoire de trois ans couvrant environ 5 000 travailleurs. L'accord touche cinq usines du sud de l'Ontario et une en Alberta; les détails sont retenus en attendant la ratification par les membres et on s'attend à ce que des discussions avec Stellantis et General Motors suivent après la ratification de l'entente chez Ford.
  2. L'Ontario perd 16 700 emplois en juin, le taux de chômage stable à 7 %. Statistique Canada a rapporté la baisse de juin après des gains de plus de 84 000 en avril et mai; le taux de chômage de l'Ontario demeure supérieur à la moyenne nationale de 6,5 %, suscitant des critiques de la députée NPD Catherine Fife et une réponse d'un porte-parole du gouvernement invoquant des tensions commerciales avec les États-Unis.
  3. Des projets agritech ontarien reçoivent un soutien fédéral pour aider le canola à résister à la chaleur et à la sécheresse. Performance Plants à Kingston fait partie de neuf projets sélectionnés pour l'accélérateur HARVEST, qui peut fournir jusqu'à 750 000 $ par projet d'Agriculture et Agroalimentaire Canada; Ontario Genomics précise que le programme associe recherche et mentorat d'affaires en vue de la commercialisation.

🏥 Health

  1. Des experts avertissent que la vague de chaleur en Ontario pourrait aggraver la hausse des surdoses. Des unités de santé publique ont signalé 29 surdoses à Windsor-Essex durant la période du 28 juin au 4 juillet (19 impliquant du fentanyl), et la région de Waterloo a émis des avis sur le drogue le 3 juillet avertissant de la présence possible de fentanyl dans l'offre et conseillant la prudence pendant la chaleur extrême.
  2. Exposition possible à la rougeole signalée à Pearson et sur deux vols cette semaine. (Avis des agences de santé publique) — Santé publique Toronto et des agences fédérales ont signalé des expositions potentielles à l'aéroport Pearson et sur deux vols; elles conseillent aux passagers présents sur les vols spécifiés ou à l'aéroport aux dates indiquées de surveiller l'apparition de symptômes et de consulter les autorités de santé publique.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Un camp de hockey à Toronto réunit plus de 200 filles racisées au centre des Maple Leafs. Le camp d'été de trois jours du Women of Colour Hockey Collective au Ford Performance Centre a débuté vendredi par une séance photo professionnelle et comprenait des entraînements avec des joueuses de la Professional Women's Hockey League; la directrice exécutive de la WCHC, Saroya Tinker, a affirmé que le programme vise à favoriser le sentiment d'appartenance des femmes racisées dans le hockey.
  2. L'ACIA enquête sur l'enlèvement de plus de 300 cerfs à Marineland en vue d'une vente de terrain. Des sources ont dit à La Presse Canadienne que le parc de Niagara Falls fait l'objet d'une enquête pour avoir, selon l'allégation, fait retirer des cerfs par un courtier animalier de façon irrégulière alors que la vente de la propriété exigeait que tous les animaux soient partis avant la clôture; le parc a déjà déplacé d'autres espèces, dont 30 bélugas et quatre dauphins.
  3. Un vieil immeuble d'appartements de Toronto est rénové sans déloger les locataires. Le projet de rénovation décrit dans des reportages locaux maintient les résidents en place tout en modernisant les logements et les espaces communs; les gestionnaires du projet ont cité des rénovations rentables et la rétention des locataires comme éléments clés de l'approche.

🏈 Sports

  1. La suspension de l'échange impliquant Kawhi Leonard soulève des questions juridiques pour les Raptors et les Clippers. L'expert juridique torontois Russell Sanders a dit être surpris que la transaction proposée ait été mise en attente après une enquête de la NBA sur le contrat 2024 de Leonard avec les Clippers, et les deux équipes ont indiqué que les Raptors assumeraient le risque de toute sanction issue de l'enquête.
  2. Les Raptors signent le pivot de 7 pieds Nate Bittle, d'Oregon. Le club a annoncé la signature vendredi; Bittle a présenté des moyennes de 16,8 points, 6,9 rebonds et 1,8 contre en 25 matchs comme joueur de cinquième année à Oregon et a été nommé All-Big Ten Third Team et All-Defensive Team.
  3. Jake Dolegala partant pour Hamilton alors que Bo Levi Mitchell se remet d'une fracture de la cheville gauche. Les Ti-Cats ont nommé Dolegala comme partant pour le match contre la Saskatchewan après que Mitchell eut subi une fracture de la cheville gauche le 5 juillet; Mitchell avait complété 78,2 % de ses passes pour 1 107 verges, neuf touchés et une interception cette saison.

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. Avertissements de chaleur et de qualité de l'air étendus en Ontario alors que l'indice humidex grimpe. Environnement Canada a émis des alertes du sud au nord de l'Ontario, avec des températures dépassant 35 °C et des indices humidex atteignant le milieu des 40 en certains endroits; des avertissements de qualité de l'air pour la fumée des feux de forêt ont demandé aux résidents d'Oshawa de limiter le temps passé à l'extérieur en raison des risques d'irritation et de toux.
  2. Saskatchewan enregistre 10 tornades au cours d'une journée lors d'une vague de chaleur dangereuse. Environnement Canada a confirmé que le bilan d'une journée de 10 tornades égalait le record de la province et a averti que d'autres tornades étaient possibles alors que la longue crête de chaleur envoie de l'air chaud et humide dans les Prairies; des indices humidex sont prévus pour atteindre le milieu des 40 dans des régions du Manitoba.

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