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

Mga punong First Nations humihiling ng imbestigasyon sa wildfire; Doktor ng SickKids kinasuhan; Toronto nasa severe thunderstorm watch — Martes, Toronto

23 artikulo 1 oras ang nakalipas 4

🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Mga punong First Nations humihiling ng pampublikong imbestigasyon matapos masunog ang 7,250 sq km ngayong panahon ng wildfire sa Ontario. Sinabi ng mga punong kabilang si Gull Bay Chief Wilfred King sa mga mamamahayag noong Martes na ang ilang komunidad ang nag-organisa ng sarili nilang paglikas at tumanggap ng kaunting babala habang higit sa 7,250 square kilometres ang sinunog ng wildfire sa taong ito; humihiling ang mga punong palitan ang pamunuan sa Ministry of Natural Resources at managot nang higit si Premier Doug Ford.

  2. Ipinahinto ng Ontario ang dalawa sa siyam na waterbombers para sa pagkukumpuni habang halos 200 wildfires ang nasa hilaga. Sinabi ng Ministry of Natural Resources sa Global News na dalawang waterbombers ang inaayos habang nag-ooperasyon ang lalawigan ng mga 80 helicopters at waterbombers, sinusuportahan ng humigit-kumulang 40 dagdag na sasakyang panghimpapawid, at nagpapakita ang datos na nilalabanan ng Ontario ang halos 200 aktibong wildfire ngayong season.

  3. Naglabas ang Environment Canada ng dilaw na severe thunderstorm watch para sa Toronto; posibleng lokal na pag-ulan na higit sa 50 mm. Nagbabala ang ahensya noong Martes tungkol sa mga hangin na aabot ng 90–110 km/h, yelong kasing-laki ng quarter hanggang ping-pong ball, at lokal na dami ng ulan na lampas 50 mm na maaaring magpataas sa mga ilog ng TRCA; inaasahang magpapatuloy ang sistema hanggang gabi.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Siyam na premiers pumayag alisin ang mga hadlang sa pagitan ng mga lalawigan para sa direct-to-consumer na bentahan ng alak kaagad. Inanunsyo ng mga premiers mula sa siyam na lalawigan noong Martes na papayagan nila ang mga brewer at distiller na magpadala ng beer, wine at spirits diretso sa mga consumer sa kabila ng mga hangganan ng lalawigan; binigyan ng hanggang Pebrero 2027 ang British Columbia para tapusin ang regulasyon at iniulat na nagsusumikap ang Quebec at Yukon na sumali.

  2. Pinanatili ni Premier Doug Ford ang moratorium ng LCBO sa U.S. alcohol sa kabila ng panibagong banta ng taripa mula sa U.S. Sinabi ni Ford sa mga mamamahayag na hindi niya iuutos sa LCBO na ipagbenta muli ang mga produktong mula sa U.S. matapos itukoy ng White House ang ipinatigil ng LCBO noong 4 Marso 2025 sa U.S. alcohol bilang isyung pangkalakalan na may kaugnayan sa bagong banta ng taripa mula sa Washington.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Inaresto ang rheumatologist ng SickKids na si Dr. Dilan Dissanayake, 44, at kinasuhan ng mga paratang sa sekswal na pagsasamantala sa bata; inilipat sa leave. Ayon sa Toronto police, inaresto si Dissanayake noong Martes at kinasuhan ng pagkakaroon at pag-access sa materyal ng pang-aabusong sekswal sa bata matapos magsagawa ng search warrants noong Pebrero sa Hospital for Sick Children at sa isang tahanan at nakumpiska ang maraming devices; inalis ng SickKids ang kanyang profile at agad siyang inilagay sa leave.

  2. Inakusahan ng Hamilton police ang 32 katao at nagsampa ng 235 na kaso laban sa organisadong grupo ng pagnanakaw mula sa Home Depot; nakarekober ng 300,000 dolyar ng Canada. Sinabi ng mga taga-Project Checkout noong Martes na nakarekober sila ng mahigit CA$300,000 sa pinaniniwalaang ninakaw na ari-arian at nasamsam ang isang 2021 Ram TRX na tinatayang nagkakahalaga ng mga 100,000 dolyar ng Canada matapos iugnay ang apat na buwang serye ng mga pagnanakaw sa isang organisadong operasyon ng resale.

📰 Also Today

  • Tinawag ni Doug Ford na 'bully' si Donald Trump matapos ang banta ng 50% na taripa.
  • Babaeng 18 anyos sinampahan ng kasong pagtatangkang pagpatay matapos mabalatan ang isang teen sa bus ng Peel Region.
  • Anim na beluga mula sa Marineland inilipat sa mga aquarium sa U.S.; nasimulan na ang paglipat.
  • Doktor ng SickKids kinasuhan sa pag-aari ng materyal ng pang-aabusong sekswal sa bata, ayon sa pulis — rheumatologist ng ospital.
  • Sinimulan ng Pearson Airport ang ikalawang yugto ng multi-bilyong dolyar na proyekto sa konstruksiyon.
  • Lumalapit ang Liberty Village sa pinaplanong mga dagdag sa trapiko at komunidad, hinihintay ang pag-apruba ng lungsod.
  • Malamang nasa pinakamasamang wildfire season ang Ontario sa rekord, ayon sa mga maagang pagtatantya.
  • Nasa ilalim ng severe thunderstorm alert ang Toronto mula sa Environment Canada; naglabas ng babala noong Martes.
  • Pinag-iisipan ng mayor ng Toronto at mga councillor ang pagbabawal sa surveillance pricing sa buong lungsod.
  • Hinatulan na may sala ang dating Toronto police officer na si Derek McCormick sa Project South investigation.
  • Pinipilit ng mga bansang nagbabawal ng U.S. booze ang mga premiers sa pagpupulong sa P.E.I. sa gitna ng pag-escalate ng kalakalan ni Trump.
  • Nagsimula na ang 'emergency rescue' ng mga beluga ng Marineland patungong mga aquarium sa U.S.
  • Isang MPP mula sa Brampton haharap sa review ng integridad dahil sa paggamit ng pampublikong pondo para sa mga pahayagang pampamilya.
  • Binatikos ng grupo para sa accessibility ang Finch West LRT ramp ng Metrolinx at ang nawawalang elevator.
  • Banta ni Trump ng bagong 50% na taripa laban sa Canada, bahagi ng pinakabagong pag-escalate sa kalakalan.
  • Inanunsyo ni Trump ang plano na patawan ang Canada ng bagong 50% na taripa.

Get this digest in your inbox

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

Source Articles (23)

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

Trump threatens Canada with new 50% tariffs in latest ramp-up of trade war

General Jul 21, 2026

Accessibility group slams Metrolinx for 'stupidest ramp,' lack of elevator at Finch West LRT

Disability advocates are calling out Metrolinx for not having an elevator that connects Line 1 to Line 6 at Finch West Station, calling the accessible ramp in its place the "stupidest ramp in the world" that creates an "illusion of accessibility."

General Jul 21, 2026

Brampton MPP accused of using public funds for ads in family newspaper, integrity commissioner reviewing

Ontario's integrity commissioner is reviewing allegations that a Brampton MPP used taxpayer dollars to purchase ads in a newspaper run by an immediate family member.

General Jul 21, 2026

'Emergency rescue' of Marineland's beluga whales to U.S. aquariums has begun

The first group of Marineland beluga whales that have been at a permanently closed theme park and zoo in Niagara Falls, Ont., have begun their journey to their new homes in the U.S. "The first wave of the rescue mission at Marineland is underway," Canada's fisheries minister said Monday.

General Jul 21, 2026

Trump's escalating trade war puts pressure on premiers with U.S. booze bans as they gather in P.E.I.

U.S. President Donald Trump's surprise escalation in his trade war with Canada puts renewed pressure on the premiers — most of whom have pulled American booze from liquor stores — as they descend on Charlottetown for their annual summer meeting.

General Jul 21, 2026

Former Toronto police officer Derek McCormick pleads guilty in Project South investigation

One of the Toronto police officers charged in the sweeping police corruption and organized crime investigation dubbed Project South pleaded guilty to two charges on Tuesday morning.

General Jul 21, 2026

Toronto mayor, local councillors look to ban surveillance pricing in city

Surveillance pricing, where businesses use consumer data to offer different prices based on what they think each individual customer will pay, threatens to gouge Torontonians who are already struggling to afford the cost of living, says Mayor Olivia Chow. She's introducing a motion Monday to see if the city can ban the practice.

General Jul 21, 2026

Toronto under severe thunderstorm alert: Environment Canada

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for Toronto, which could bring torrential downpours, strong wind gusts and hail to the city Tuesday, Environment Canada warns.

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

Toronto step closer to 'much needed' Liberty Village traffic and community additions

The City of Toronto has voted on plans to update Liberty Village's infrastructure, including a new community center, Canada Post service and school development.

General Jul 21, 2026

Toronto's Pearson Airport launching 2nd phase of multi-billion dollar construction project

Officials at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport launched the second phase of a multi-billion dollar construction project aimed at modernizing and expanding the facility on Tuesday.

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

SickKids doctor charged with possessing, accessing child sex abuse material, police say

A doctor at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children has been arrested and charged with possessing and accessing child sexual abuse and exploitation material, police say.

General Jul 21, 2026

6 beluga whales from Marineland in Niagara Falls, Ont., now swimming in new U.S. homes

Six captive belugas from Canada are now swimming in the waters of their new homes in the United States. Marineland and a consortium of U.S. aquariums helped move the first batch of whales in a long, complex process that began Monday at the closed Niagara Falls, Ont., tourist attraction.

General Jul 21, 2026

Woman, 18, charged with attempted murder after teen stabbed on bus: Peel police

Peel Regional Police say they have charged an 18-year-old woman with attempted murder after a teen was stabbed on board a transit bus in Mississauga, Ont.

General Jul 21, 2026

'Nothing but a bully': Ford on Trump after 50% tariffs threats

Premier Ford says Canadian provinces need to work together and is urging the federal government to come up with a plan after U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday he will impose 50 per cent tariffs on a wide range of Canadian exports in 30 days.

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