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Equipo para crisis juvenil, pico de calor y reembolsos ministeriales — Ottawa, martes

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🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Nuevo equipo móvil para crisis de salud mental juvenil inicia servicio en la ciudad. El equipo móvil de crisis juvenil de Ottawa se puso en marcha el martes, informó la ciudad; ofrecerá apoyo de respuesta rápida a menores de 18 años en emergencias de salud mental y vinculará a los jóvenes con hospitales locales y agencias comunitarias; funcionarios municipales dicen que el programa operará en las horas de mayor demanda y que se financia con aportes provinciales y municipales.

  2. Ministro de Turismo acepta reembolsar 16,203 dólares canadienses por facturas de hotel en Toronto. El ministro de Turismo, Cultura y Juegos de Ontario, Stan Cho, se comprometió a devolver personalmente 16,203 dólares canadienses por gastos de “alojamiento en Toronto” cargados a la legislatura entre 2023 y 2026 tras la divulgación y las críticas públicas.

  3. Trabajadores de la educación advierten sobre escasez de asistentes antes de la fecha límite del contrato. Sindicatos de trabajadores de la educación de Ontario dijeron el martes que enfrentan una escasez de asistentes educativos (EAs) con vencimientos de negociación colectiva este verano, y los representantes sindicales solicitaron conversaciones de emergencia con el Ministerio de Educación sobre niveles de personal e incentivos de contratación.

  4. Plan municipal podría reducir la cuota por vivienda nueva hasta en 33,787. La propuesta borrador de cargos por desarrollo de Ottawa publicada este mes reduciría la tarifa por unidad en algunas casas nuevas hasta en 33,787, según estimaciones municipales adjuntas al plan.

🌦️ Tiempo y carreteras

  1. El martes marca el pico de la ola de calor con máximas cerca de 37 °C. Environment Canada advierte que el sur y el este de Ontario registrarán máximas cerca de 37 °C y valores de índice de sensación térmica (humidex) de hasta 45 el martes, con mínimas nocturnas de 20–25 °C y avisos de calor vigentes en la provincia.

  2. El calor extremo aumenta el riesgo de tormentas severas y tornados, dicen expertos. El profesor de física atmosférica Kent Moore dijo a Global News que las olas de calor hacen más probables las tormentas eléctricas severas de la tarde y el desarrollo tornádico; Environment Canada emitió alertas de calor para partes de Ontario, Quebec y Manitoba con temperaturas de 30–40 °C y altos valores de humidex.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Hombre gravemente herido en intento de robo en ByWard Market. La policía de Ottawa reporta que un hombre resultó gravemente lesionado durante un intento de robo en el ByWard Market el martes; la policía abrió una investigación y solicita a testigos que contacten a los investigadores con cualquier video o información.

  2. La OPP advierte a compradores de celulares nuevos sobre un esquema fraudulento dirigido. La Policía Provincial de Ontario (OPP) informó múltiples incidentes en los que estafadores pedían a compradores recientes de teléfonos celulares que devolvieran los dispositivos para configurar o recibir un descuento promocional, lo que llevó a víctimas a enviar o entregar teléfonos que nunca fueron devueltos.

  3. Suizo acusado de golpear a manifestante pacifista ausente en audiencia en Ottawa. Un hombre de Suiza acusado de agresión por golpear a un manifestante contra la guerra no se presentó en su fecha de audiencia programada en Ottawa el martes, según registros del tribunal de justicia; se esperaba que el secretario del tribunal decidiera si emitir una orden de arresto o reprogramar la causa.

📰 También hoy

  • Incendio masivo en un granero del condado de Norfolk mata al menos 20,000 cerdos, la autopista 3 cerrada.
  • Environment Canada emite avisos de calor extremo en gran parte de Canadá, incluyendo la mayor parte de Ontario.
  • Calor sofocante afecta el este de Ontario y el oeste de Quebec, informan los pronosticadores.
  • Órdenes de evacuación para Armstrong, Cushing Lake y varias Primeras Naciones, se instruye a los residentes a dirigirse al sur, hacia Thunder Bay.
  • Woodward cerrará planta en Peterborough antes del 31 de agosto de 2027, afectando a unos 165 empleados.
  • (duplicado) Incendio masivo en granero del condado de Norfolk, brigadas de ocho estaciones combatieron las llamas.
  • Mujer de Toronto que ocultó los cadáveres de sus padres muere antes de la sentencia, Lorraine Wiseman fallecida.
  • Adolescente que mató a la abuela de Pickering se disculpa en la sentencia, el menor identificado sólo como A.S. se declaró culpable de asesinato en primer grado.
  • Ministro de Turismo y diputado provincial de Toronto reembolsarán 16K gastados en hoteles de Toronto, reembolso confirmado.
  • El gobierno Ford revisará regulaciones sobre reventa de entradas meses después de aprobar la ley, estudian opciones.
  • La Asamblea de las Primeras Naciones celebra su asamblea de verano entre preocupaciones por el proyecto de ley C-48 y otros proyectos, los jefes se reúnen esta semana.
  • Los viajes de canadienses a EE. UU. aumentan a pesar del boicot de viajes, crece el cruce fronterizo.
  • Dabrowski habla sobre su encuentro con la Princesa de Gales y su regreso a Wimbledon tras el cáncer, publicación de la entrevista.
  • La OCDSB ahora registrada para marchar en Capital Pride, confirma la junta.
  • Ministro del gobierno Ford facturó 16K a los contribuyentes por hoteles en Toronto pese a vivir cerca, se informaron los detalles.
  • (duplicado) Sentencia y disculpa en Pickering, el joven habla en la sala del tribunal de Oshawa.
  • (duplicado) Reducción de la cuota por vivienda nueva hasta 33,787 según borrador del plan municipal, estimación municipal.
  • (duplicado) Calor y humedad pueden alimentar tornados, advierten expertos, vínculo climático señalado.
  • (duplicado) Ola de calor continúa en el este de Ontario y el oeste de Quebec, condiciones sofocantes reportadas.

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