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Taripa ni Trump nagpapahamak sa mga gumagawa ng peluka sa Montreal; imbestigasyon sa hate-crime sa Verdun; posibleng tornado — Montreal Miyerkules

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🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Banta ng U.S. ng 50% na taripa sa tinatayang $20 billion na iniaangkat mula Canada, kabilang ang mga gumagawa ng peluka sa Montreal. Nakalista sa panukalang paketeng ito ang daan-daang kategorya ng produkto na may halagang humigit-kumulang $20 billion, at magpapatupad ng 50 porsiyentong taripa sa mga bagay tulad ng peluka, alak at pulot; sinabi ng Montreal wigmaker Ailsa Macmillan na ang ilang kaniyang pasadyang peluka ay nagkakahalaga ng $10,000–$15,000, na ang 50% na tungkulin ay malaki ang itataas para sa mga mamimili sa U.S.
  2. Iniuugnay ng isang pederal na ahensya ang pag-derail ng tren sa Quebec IOC sa mga pagbabago ng temperatura. Itinuro ng ulat ng ahensya na may kinalaman sa temperatura ang pag-derail sa Quebec, at bahagi ito ng opisyal na imbestigasyon sa insidenteng iniulat ng mga awtoridad sa transportasyon sa lalawigan.
  3. Iniimbestigahan ng pulisya ng Montreal ang isang insidenteng may motibong poot sa labas ng Verdun Islamic Centre. Binuksan ang imbestigasyon matapos ang iniulat na pangyayari sa labas ng Verdun Islamic Centre sa Montreal, at inuri ng pulisya ang kaganapan bilang isang imbestigasyon sa krimen na may motibong poot na hawak ng lokal na mga imbestigador.

🌦️ Panahon at Mga Daan

  1. Posibleng tornado tumama sa Harrington sa Laurentians, nagdulot ng ‘makabuluhang’ pinsala sa mga puno. Naglabas ng tornado warning ang Environment Canada bandang 5:30 p.m. ng Martes para sa timog-kanlurang Quebec; iniulat ng Hydro-Québec na daan-daang kliyente ang wala pang kuryente Miyerkules ng 10 a.m., at sinabi ng Northern Tornado Project na susuriin ng mga imbestigador ang pinsala ngayong Miyerkules.
  2. May ilang Android user sa rehiyon ng Montreal na puwedeng gumamit na ng phone-based OPUS ticketing sa halip na pisikal na card. Pinapayagan ng rollout ang piling Android smartphones sa rehiyon ng Montreal na palitan ang pisikal na OPUS card ng digital na tiket, na binabago ang paraan ng paglo-load at pag-verify ng pamasahe para sa mga serbisyong kalahok ng STM.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Buksan ng Kebaowek First Nation ang matagal nang inaasam na istasyon ng pulisya matapos ang dalawang dekada. Pormal na binuksan ang bagong istasyon ng pulisya para sa Kebaowek First Nation matapos ang humigit-kumulang 20 taon ng pagpaplano at adbokasiya, na nagbibigay ng lokal na base para sa mga serbisyong pagpulisya sa reserba.
  2. Maaaring makumpirma ng Montreal Alouettes (5-1) ang season series kung magwawagi laban sa Hamilton (3-3) sa Linggo. Nangunguna si quarterback Davis Alexander sa CFL na may 2,181 passing yards at may 11 touchdown at walang interception sa loob ng anim na pagsisimula, at naghahanap ang Montreal ng kanilang ika-apat na sunod na panalo upang magkaroon ng anim na puntos na kalamangan laban sa Hamilton sa East Division.

📰 Also Today

  • Dalawa sa tatlong suspek sa pagpatay sa Point-aux-Outardes ay menor de edad.
  • Dalawa sa tatlong suspek sa pagkamatay sa Point-aux-Outardes, Que., ay wala pang edad.
  • Natuklasan ng pag-aaral na ang mga catfish sa Quebec ay maaaring maglipat ng kanser sa ibang catfish.
  • Sabi ng CEO ng Alto posibleng makakuha ang Kingston ng istasyon para sa high-speed rail.
  • Nagdaraos ng general assembly ang Inuit Circumpolar Council sa Iqaluit sa gitna ng magulong panahon.
  • Nagkakaroon ng mas kaunting opsyon ang mga international students matapos magsara ang isang kolehiyo.
  • Iniulat ang posibleng tornado sa Harrington, Laurentians (hiwalay na maagang ulat).
  • Humihingi ng electronic monitoring para sa paglaya ang pulis ng Sherbrooke na inakusahan ng pananakit.
  • Babala ng mga analyst: ang taripa sa hockey gear ay maaaring pilitin ang mga gumagawa na lumipat sa U.S.
  • Dumalo nang marami sa Quebec ang tanging IMAX 70mm na sinehan para sa The Odyssey.

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