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Piden ayuda militar; cientos evacuados y humo cubre la región — Ottawa, jueves

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🚑 Noticias de última hora e incidentes

  1. Cientos evacuados mientras 136 incendios forestales arden en el noroeste de Ontario. Ontario reportó 136 incendios activos en el noroeste a las 8 p.m. del miércoles, con 63 catalogados como fuera de control; evacuaciones obligatorias están vigentes para Armstrong, Whitesand First Nation, Collins First Nation, Gakijiwanong Anishinaabe Nation (Lac La Croix FN) y Lac des Mille Lacs First Nation, y las autopistas Highway 599 y Highway 527 permanecen cerradas por completo salvo para cierto tráfico local de evacuación.

  2. Propietaria de hostería cerca de Upsala se salva por poco mientras fuegos destruyen resorts vecinos. Rylie Isaacs Laforge, de Lac Des Mille Lodge, a unos 160 kilómetros al noroeste de Thunder Bay, reportó un incendio forestal el 30 de junio y dice que el fuego llegó al borde de su camping, quemando tiendas mientras su hostería sobrevivió; los datos del Ministerio de Recursos Naturales de Ontario mostraron 129 incendios activos en la región noroeste con 62 fuera de control en un momento del informe.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Ontario solicitó formalmente ayuda federal y militar para evacuaciones por incendios. La ministra de Preparación ante Emergencias, Jill Dunlop, dijo que la provincia envió una Solicitud formal de Asistencia al gobierno federal para “acelerar el despliegue de recursos federales”, incluido el posible apoyo de la Canadian Armed Forces, mientras Ontario registra 482 incendios hasta ahora este año frente a 362 en la misma fecha del año pasado.

  2. El premier Doug Ford aborda el escándalo por gastos en hoteles y promete reembolsos. Ford dijo que los MPP que cargaron estancias en hoteles “devolverán el dinero”, después de que el NDP de Ontario revelara que 20 MPP del PC facturaron $120,000 por habitaciones de hotel en el centro de Toronto a pesar de vivir a menos de 50 kilómetros de Queen’s Park; se informó que el ministro de Turismo, Stan Cho, facturó más de $16,000.

🚨 Delitos y seguridad pública

  1. Mujer de Ontario se declara culpable en estafa de boletos por $265,330 para Taylor Swift. Denise Tisor y un cómplice admitieron defraudar a 107 víctimas por un total de $265,330 al afirmar tener acceso a entradas para el Eras Tour de Taylor Swift en el Rogers Centre en noviembre de 2024; la policía halló que el supuesto contacto en Rogers no tenía participación, según la declaración de hechos acordada.

  2. Policía de Halton incauta $5M en cocaína y metanfetamina, mayor operativo contra metanfetamina en la historia del servicio. El Proyecto Jester condujo a la incautación de 20 kg de cocaína y 273 kg de metanfetamina tras paradas de tráfico en marzo y mayo y una orden de registro según la Controlled Drugs and Substances Act en un edificio comercial de Brampton; la policía estima un valor en la calle combinado de $5 millones.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Sindicato ferroviario acusa a CN de enviar tripulación por zona de incendio activo cerca de Armstrong. Los Teamsters dicen que una tripulación de un tren de CN fue rodeada por llamas cerca de Armstrong, en el noroeste de Ontario; la tripulación fue evacuada y tratada por inhalación de humo, y CN ha suspendido temporalmente las operaciones cerca de Armstrong, informó la compañía.

🏥 Salud

  1. Aumentan los casos de Cyclospora en Quebec y Columbia Británica; Canadá vigila el brote en EE. UU. Quebec reportó 107 casos de ciclosporiasis al 11 de julio de 2026 frente a 30 en la misma fecha de 2025, mientras que Columbia Británica reportó 93 casos este año; autoridades de Quebec dijeron que la mayoría de los casos están vinculados a viajes, principalmente a México, y menos de cinco reportaron viajes a Estados Unidos.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Calvin Tiggle ingresará al Canadian Football Hall of Fame; ceremonia el 17 de septiembre. El ex linebacker que jugó para los Hamilton Tiger-Cats y los Toronto Argonauts fue anunciado como parte de la clase de 2026, y la ceremonia de inducción se celebrará el 17 de septiembre en el Hamilton Stadium.

📰 También hoy

  • El humo de los incendios cubre Toronto; sigue advertencia naranja de calidad del aire; posible mejora el viernes.
  • Los Teamsters dicen que la tripulación fue tratada por inhalación de humo tras quedar envuelta cerca de Armstrong.
  • Ex viceministro del Interior iraní Seyed Salman Samani solicita a la Corte Federal detener su deportación.
  • Ontario dice que los 482 incendios de este año superan los 362 de 2025 y los 170 de 2024 en la misma fecha.
  • La oficina de Ford reduce costos de personal en $1M tras críticas por gastos; se eliminan 10 puestos.
  • El Proyecto Jester comenzó en marzo y llevó a una parada de tráfico en Brampton el 7 de mayo y a una orden de registro.
  • Denise Tisor usó el apodo 'Denise Blackhawk' mientras estafaba a 107 víctimas.
  • (ID no suministrado) — marcador eliminado.
  • Director de orquesta de Ottawa pone fin a 11 años en el cargo con su última presentación (se informan detalles).
  • Concejal municipal advierte de un 'infierno' en el tráfico del RTO pese al plan de transporte.

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