Bumalik sa mga buod
Daily Ottawa Hul 21 - Hul 21, 2026

Inbestigasyon sa First Nations Wildfire, dalawang eroplano pangbomba ng tubig humimpil at kaso laban sa SickKids — Ottawa Martes

21 artikulo 1 oras ang nakalipas 6

🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Humihiling ang mga pinuno ng First Nations ng pampublikong imbestigasyon sa pagtugon sa mga wildfire sa Ontario. Sinasabi ng mga pinuno na ang ilang komunidad ay nag-ayos ng sariling paglilikas at tumanggap ng kaunting babala habang papalapit ang mga apoy; mahigit 7,250 square kilometres na ang nasunog sa Ontario ngayong taon, at hiniling ni Gull Bay Chief Wilfred King ang pagbabago ng pamumuno sa Ministry of Natural Resources.
  2. Nakahimpil ang dalawang eroplano pangbomba ng tubig habang may halos 200 sunog. Ayon sa ministry, dalawa sa siyam na eroplano pangbomba ng tubig ang nasa pagkukumpuni habang may nasa paligid na 80 helicopter at eroplano pangbomba ng tubig na kasalukuyang nagpapatrolya sa probinsiya at karagdagang 40 sasakyang-panghimpapawid ang nakahandang tumulong.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Sang-ayon ang siyam na premier na alisin ang mga hadlang sa interprovincial na pagbebenta ng alkohol. Pinahihintulutan ng kasunduan ang direktang bentahan sa mamimili sa pagitan ng mga probinsiya agad; hindi pumirma ang Quebec, Yukon, N.W.T. at Nunavut, at layunin ng British Columbia na ipatupad ito pagsapit ng Pebrero 2027.
  2. Pinananatili ni Premier Ford ang moratoryo ng LCBO sa mga produktong mula sa U.S. sa kabila ng banta ng taripa mula sa U.S. Sinabi ni Ford na hindi niya i-oorder ang LCBO na ipabalik ang mga produktong mula sa U.S. matapos banggitin ng White House ang pagbabawal ng Ontario sa bagong banta ng 50% taripa at itinuturing na nanguna ang Ontario sa tugon ng Canada sa taripa.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Sinampahan ng kasong pag-abuso sa bata ang rheumatologist ng SickKids na si Dilan Dissanayake. Inaresto ng Toronto police ang 44 anyos na Dr. Dilan Dissanayake at sinampahan ng kaso ng pagmamay-ari at pag-access sa materyal ng sekswal na pang-aabuso sa bata matapos mag-isyu ng mga warrant noong Pebrero at kumpiskahin ang maraming device; inilagay ng SickKids siya sa agarang leave.
  2. Sinampahan ng kaso ang 32 katao kaugnay ng organisadong pagnanakaw sa Home Depot sa Hamilton. Nagtala ang mga imbestigador ng 235 na kaso, nakabawi ng mahigit sa 300,000 dolyar ng Canada sa pinaghihinalaang ninakaw na ari-arian at na-seize ang isang 2021 Ram TRX na tinatayang nagkakahalaga ng mga 100,000 dolyar ng Canada sa ilalim ng “Project Checkout.”

📰 Also Today

  • Haharapin ng Toronto ang malakas na pag-ulan, bugso ng hangin na 90–110 km/h at posibleng lokal na kabuuang 50 mm.
  • Sang driver patay sa banggaan sa poste sa Pointe-Gatineau.
  • Nagdaos ang Atlético Ottawa ng soccer camp para bawasan ang hadlang sa paglahok.
  • Muling binuksan ang magandang pathway sa likod ng Parliament Hill matapos ang mahigit apat na taon.
  • Lumulunod na binatilyong magcanoe malapit sa Bancroft, Ont.
  • Naglabas ng severe thunderstorm warning para sa Ottawa at Hawkesbury.
  • Nasunog ang dalawang bahay malapit sa Mooney's Bay.
  • Isang driver naitala na humahabol ng halos triple na bilis sa Riverside Drive, ayon sa pulis.
  • Ang crossbow bolt na natagpuan sa bahay sa Orléans ay nabaril patungo sa isang coyote, ayon sa pulis.
  • Nagkasundo sina Carney at Trump na ‘pabilisin’ ang negosasyon sa kalakalan matapos ang banta ng 50% taripa.
  • Dalawang opisyal ng Ottawa police na inakusahan ng gender-based misconduct ay tahimik na umalis sa puwersa.
  • Maagang pagtataya: posibleng pinakamalala ang wildfire season ng Ontario sa rekord.
  • Tinawag ng mga tagapag-organisa na malaking tagumpay ang Bluesfest 2026.
  • Hindi sigurado ang mga manggagawa tungkol sa bagong kampanya para panatilihin silang nasa downtown pagkatapos ng oras.
  • Inanunsyo ng Pangulo ng U.S. ang bagong banta ng 50% taripa laban sa Canada.

Get this digest in your inbox

Never miss a day. Subscribe and we'll email you the digest automatically.

Source Articles (21)

Trump to hit Canada with new 50% tariff

U.S. President Donald Trump is moving to impose tariffs of 50 per cent on a wide range of Canadian exports, a dramatic ramping up of his trade war against his northern neighbour.

General Jul 21, 2026

Workers unsure about new campaign to keep them downtown after hours

The City of Ottawa's new transportation plan includes a communications campaign that aims to get workers to spend more time downtown and spread out when they head home for the day. It comes amid new pressures on the transit network, with federal public servants back in the office four days a week.

General Jul 21, 2026

Bluesfest organizers say 2026 festival was a huge success

Ottawa Bluesfest 2026 is a wrap. Jodie Applewaithe spoke with Bluesfest spokesperson Joe Reilly to hear about the highlights.

General Jul 21, 2026

Ontario is in the middle of its worst wildfire season, early estimates suggest

The province's latest numbers suggest fires have burned through more than 7,250 square kilometres of Ontario's forest, surpassing the previous record set in 2021. Most of the burning has been in the past 10 days, and the forecast for August suggests much of northern Ontario could remain hotter and drier than normal.

General Jul 21, 2026

2 Ottawa police officers accused of gender-based misconduct have quietly left force

General Jul 21, 2026

Carney says he and Trump have agreed to 'intensify' trade talks in wake of 50% tariff threat

General Jul 21, 2026

Crossbow bolt found lodged in Orléans home was fired at coyote, police say

Ottawa police say they've solved a mystery surrounding a crossbow bolt that was found lodged in the back of a home in Orléans after a person came forward weeks later to admit they'd shot it at a coyote and missed.

General Jul 21, 2026
Hamilton police charge 32 people in series of ‘organized’ Home Depot thefts

Hamilton police charge 32 people in series of ‘organized’ Home Depot thefts

Police laid a total of 235 criminal charges and recovered more than $300,000 in suspected stolen property in an investigation that spanned four months.

Crime Jul 21, 2026

Driver clocked at nearly triple the speed limit on Riverside Drive, police say

Ottawa police say they stopped a driver who was speeding at 172 km/h in a 60 km/h zone on Riverside Drive on Saturday evening.

General Jul 21, 2026

Fire damages 2 homes near Mooney's Bay

Fire damaged two homes on Flannery Drive near Mooney's Bay early Tuesday morning, according to Ottawa Fire Services.

General Jul 21, 2026

Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Ottawa, Hawkesbury

Environment Canada has upgraded a severe thunderstorm watch to a warning for communities including Ottawa, Hawkesbury and Westport.

General Jul 21, 2026

Teen canoeist drowns near Bancroft, Ont.

Ontario Provincial Police say a 17-year-old boy from the Kawartha Lakes area died in Cross Lake north of Bancroft on Monday when his canoe capsized.

General Jul 21, 2026

Scenic pathway behind Parliament Hill reopens after more than 4 years

For the first time since June 2022, the popular riverside path behind Parliament Hill is fully open to pedestrians and cyclists.

General Jul 21, 2026

Atlético Ottawa soccer camp aims to break down barriers to participation

For kids from underserved Ottawa neighbourhoods, an Atlético Ottawa program gives them the opportunity to up their soccer skills during a free camp — and this year, benefit from professional coaches from the soccer club’s academy in Madrid.

General Jul 21, 2026

Driver killed in crash with pole in Pointe-Gatineau

Gatineau, Que., police say a driver crashed into a hydro pole on rue Saint-Antoine and was killed on Monday afternoon.

General Jul 21, 2026
SickKids doctor charged with possessing, accessing child exploitation materials

SickKids doctor charged with possessing, accessing child exploitation materials

Police said Dr. Dilan Dissanayake, 44, was arrested on Tuesday and faces charges of possession and access to child sexual abuse and exploitation material.

Crime Jul 21, 2026
Ford says LCBO moratorium on U.S. booze to stay, despite renewed tariff threat

Ford says LCBO moratorium on U.S. booze to stay, despite renewed tariff threat

On Monday night, U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled a fresh threat to impose 50 per cent tariffs on most Canadian goods.

Canada Jul 21, 2026
‘Heavy rainfall’ begins in Toronto with severe thunderstorm warning in place

‘Heavy rainfall’ begins in Toronto with severe thunderstorm warning in place

Toronto and much of southern Ontario may experience 'heavy rainfall and damaging wind gusts' throughout Tuesday due a storm system moving in.

Canada Jul 21, 2026
9 premiers agree to lift interprovincial trade barriers on alcohol products

9 premiers agree to lift interprovincial trade barriers on alcohol products

Under a new deal, the premiers say they are updating rules to allow more Canadian brewers and distillers to sell alcohol directly to Canadians outside of their home provinces.

Consumer Jul 21, 2026
Ontario grounds 2 waterbombers for repairs as wildfires rage through north

Ontario grounds 2 waterbombers for repairs as wildfires rage through north

The Ministry of Natural Resources indicated two of its waterbombers were grounded for repairs but said there were no issues with staffing its fleet.

Canada Jul 21, 2026
First Nations chiefs call for inquiry into Ontario wildfire response

First Nations chiefs call for inquiry into Ontario wildfire response

The chiefs say some residents were forced to organize their own evacuations and received little warning or assistance as wildfires approached their communities.

Canada Jul 21, 2026