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20,000 cerdos muertos, ministro devuelve 16,203 dólares canadienses y pico de calor — Toronto, martes

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🚑 Últimas y sucesos

  1. Incendio masivo en un granero provoca la muerte estimada de 20,000 cerdos cerca de Simcoe. Equipos del condado de Norfolk encontraron un galpón de 200,000 pies cuadrados completamente envuelto en llamas alrededor de las 6:45 a.m. del martes; respondieron ocho estaciones, 40 bomberos y 15 vehículos de emergencia, y la autopista 3 permanece cerrada entre Charlotteville East QL y Windham East QL, con humo que reduce la visibilidad en la región.
  2. Órdenes de evacuación en el norte de Ontario mientras incendios forestales crecen cerca de comunidades indígenas. Las órdenes de evacuación abarcan Armstrong, Cushing Lake, Collins First Nation, Whitesand First Nation y Lac des Mille Lacs First Nation; Emergencia Ontario aconseja a los residentes dirigirse al sur, hacia Thunder Bay.
  3. El martes marca el pico de la ola de calor en Ontario con máximas cercanas a 37 °C. Environment Canada advierte valores de índice de calor (humidex) de hasta 45; alertas de calor amarillas/naranjas cubren el sur, el este y partes del norte de Ontario, y se esperan mínimas nocturnas de 20–25 °C.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Un hombre ingresó a un hospital de Toronto con heridas de bala que no ponen en riesgo su vida. La policía dice que se reportaron disparos cerca de Tapscott Rd y Blackwell Ave alrededor de las 2:30 a.m.; los oficiales recuperaron indicios de la descarga de un arma en la escena e investigadores solicitan pistas.
  2. Mujer de Toronto condenada por ocultar los cuerpos de sus padres fallece antes de ser sentenciada. Lorraine Wiseman, 56, se había declarado culpable el 19 de febrero de dos cargos por ultraje a un cadáver después de que la policía encontrara a Ruby y Neil Wiseman en su casa de Scarborough; la Fiscalía suspendió los cargos el 19 de junio debido a su fallecimiento.
  3. Adolescente de 14 años que asesinó a una abuela de Pickering se disculpó en la corte de Oshawa. Identificado en la audiencia solo como A.S., el joven se declaró culpable de asesinato en primer grado en abril por el homicidio del 29 de mayo de 2025 de Eleanor Doney, de 83 años, y entregó una disculpa por escrito durante el proceso de sentencia.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. El ministro de Turismo Stan Cho devolverá 16,203 dólares canadienses por facturas de hoteles en Toronto. Cho, que vive en Toronto, dijo inicialmente que reembolsaría gastos que no respetaban el espíritu de las reglas y luego prometió el martes reembolsar personalmente la suma total de 16,203 dólares canadienses facturada entre 2023 y 2026.
  2. El gobierno Ford prepara una corrección regulatoria al tope de reventa de entradas meses después de aprobarlo. Funcionarios dicen que el tope de reventa introducido en el presupuesto de 2026 es casi imposible de hacer cumplir y se pidió al ministro Stephen Crawford que redacte regulaciones antes de los partidos de la Copa Mundial de la FIFA 2026 en Toronto.

📰 También hoy

  • Ministro y diputado provincial de Toronto deberán devolver 16,203 dólares canadienses por hoteles en Toronto.
  • Heart and Stroke advierte que personas con condiciones cardiovasculares corren riesgo por el calor, menciona a personas mayores y quienes ya tienen enfermedades cardiacas.
  • Adolescente que apuñaló fatalmente a una mujer mayor de Pickering en 2025 se disculpa en la corte.
  • Organizadores de Salsa on St. Clair amenazan con cancelar el evento tras un tiroteo, exigen rendición de cuentas.
  • Woodward Inc. cerrará su planta en Peterborough y trasladará la producción a Krakow, afectando a cerca de 165 empleados para el 31 de agosto de 2027.
  • Expertos dicen que el calor extremo y la humedad pueden alimentar tormentas severas y tornados, cita al profesor Kent Moore, de University of Toronto.
  • Los tiempos de respuesta del Toronto Fire Service aumentaron a 6:15 en 2025, alcanzando el objetivo de cuatro minutos solo el 53% del tiempo en 2025.
  • La OPP advierte que compradores de teléfonos nuevos son blanco de una estafa, aconseja contactar directamente al proveedor.
  • Environment Canada emite alertas de calor extremo en gran parte de Canadá, indica 30–37 °C en el suroeste de Ontario con humidex de 38–40.
  • Informe muestra que un ministro facturó 16,203 dólares canadienses a los contribuyentes por hoteles en Toronto pese a vivir cerca, expedientes carecían de fechas y motivos de hospedaje.
  • Dylan Cease será abridor del Juego de las Estrellas, el primer lanzador de los Blue Jays desde Roy Halladay (2009).
  • Trabajadores de la educación en Ontario advierten de escasez de asistentes educativos antes del vencimiento del contrato.
  • Hamilton votará una moratoria de un año para nuevos centros de datos, la decisión podría renovarse por un segundo año.

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