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Huminto ang Plano sa Billy Bishop, Pagbaril sa Rexdale at Pagbagsak ng Approval ni Ford — Toronto Biyernes

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Babae natagpuang patay matapos ang umagang pamamaril sa Rexdale. Tumawag ang Toronto police sa Humberwood Blvd at Rexdale Blvd mga 7:30 a.m. ng Biyernes at doon nilang nakita ang isang babae na may tama ng bala; idineklara siyang patay sa lugar; wala pang paglalarawan ng suspek ang mga imbestigador at hinihiling nila ang sinumang may impormasyon na makipag-ugnayan sa Toronto police.
  2. Dalawang sasakyan sinunog sa driveway sa Richmond Hill; imbestigasyon sa panliligalig ng apoy isinasagawa. Ayon sa York Regional Police, tumugon ang mga bumbero bandang 2 a.m. ng Biyernes sa Gatcombe Circle malapit sa Regent Street at Elgin Mills Rd, inilikas ang bahay bilang pag-iingat, at iniulat na walang nasugatan habang sinusuri ng mga imbestigador ang sanhi.
  3. Ontario nag-ulat ng walang bagong wildfire sa loob ng 24 oras pero 177 ang nananatiling aktibo. Sinabi ng probinsiya na higit sa 1,800 katao ang napilitang lumikas mula sa kanilang mga tahanan at 12 sa 13 nilikas na komunidad ay mula sa First Nations; tinatawag ng mga unang pagtataya itong pinakamasamang wildfire season sa talaan ng Ontario.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Guro sa musika sa Markham sinampahan ng kaso dahil sa sekswal na paglabag na kinasasangkutan ang isang kabataan. Sinampahan ng York Regional Police ng kaso ang suspek noong Hulyo 23 matapos magsumbong ang nagrereklamo noong Hulyo 6 na siya ay nasa isang sekswal na relasyon sa guro mula pa noong 2022 nang siya ay 15; naniniwala ang mga imbestigador na maaaring may karagdagang biktima at hinihikayat ang sinumang may impormasyon na lumapit.
  2. NFL player Isaiah Adams sinampahan sa imbestigasyon ng Durham tungkol sa mga baril at gang. Ayon sa Durham Regional Police, si Adams, 25, ay humaharap sa mga kaso na may kinalaman sa baril matapos ang imbestigasyon noong Hulyo 17 na nakakuha ng isang naka-load na baril na iniulat na ninakaw mula sa Georgia at higit sa tatlong kilo ng pinaghihinalaang fentanyl; hinahawak sina Adams at tatlong co-accused para sa mga pagdinig sa piyansa at ang mga paratang ay nasa korte na.
  3. Halos 200 kahon ng Lego naibawi matapos ang pagnanakaw sa Ingersoll. Iniulat ng OPP na 191 kahon ng Lego ang nasamsam sa isang address sa Hollingshead Road kasunod ng pagnanakaw sa isang negosyo sa Carnegie Street; isang 44-anyos na lalaki ang hinarap sa kasong pag-aari na nakuha mula sa krimen na nagkakahalaga ng under $5,000.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Pederal na pamahalaan huminto sa pagpapalawak ng Billy Bishop Airport. Inanunsiyo ni Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon na hindi itutuloy ng Ottawa ang pagpapahaba ng runway o serbisyong jet sa Billy Bishop, binanggit ang mahigit 87,000 tugon sa konsultasyon at mga alalahanin tungkol sa Little Norway Park, Hanlan’s Point Beach, ingay, kapaligiran at pabahay; magtutuon ang gobyerno sa mga inaprubahang pagpapahusay sa kaligtasan ng runway lamang.
  2. Bumagsak ang approval rating ni Doug Ford sa 24% dahil sa iskandalo sa hotel na gastos. Ipinapakita ng Liaison Strategies polling ang Liberals sa 38% at ang PCs sa 33% sa mga nagdesisyong botante, habang 24% lamang ang nagpapatibay sa pagganap ni Ford at 72% ang hindi nagpapatibay; sumunod ang mga numero sa mga rebelasyon tungkol sa CAN$16,000 na hotel bills ni MPP Stan Cho sa Toronto at iba pang mga claim ng gastusin.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Mga boluntaryo sa GTA malapit sa 10 milyong pirasong basura na naipulot mula 2014. Nag-ulat ang A Greener Future ng 3,441 piraso na naalis sa isang lakeshore cleanup sa Aimos Waites Park noong Biyernes, at sinabi ng organisasyon na ang mga boluntaryo nito ay nakapag-ipon ng halos 10 milyon piraso sa buong GTA mula 2014, na may mga kalahok mula sa mga estudyante hanggang sa mga miyembro ng Cirque du Soleil team.

📰 Also Today

  • Kahina-hinalang sunog iniulat sa labas ng isang bahay sa Richmond Hill. (Richmond Hill).
  • Pinakabagong parke ng Toronto nakatakdang palawakin ng 4 hectares. (4 hectares).
  • Babae pinagbabaril at napatay sa Etobicoke; suspek inaresto, ayon sa pulisya. (Etobicoke).
  • Bumaba ang approval ni Ford sa 24%; nangunguna ang Liberals kasunod ng iskandalo sa hotel sa isang survey. (24% approval).
  • Mga doktor ginagamit ang puwang sa regulasyon para magreseta ng hindi-awtorisadong peptide. (unauthorized peptide prescribing reported).
  • Higit sa 1,000 gulong na scrap naka-ipon sa isang auto shop sa Toronto; tinanggihan ng mga recycler. (1,000+ tires).
  • Babala mula sa isang mananaliksik na maaaring masyadong maluwag ang pamamahala ng mga coyote sa mga lungsod. (coyote management research cited).
  • Lumalaki ang debate kung sino ang dapat magbigay ng cosmetic injectables sa Ontario. (procedures booming).
  • Mga residente sa B.C. nangakong ipagtatanggol ang mga bahay habang 193 ari-arian nasa evacuation order. (193 properties on evacuation order near Fiftynine Creek wildfire).
  • Pagbubukas ng Gordie Howe International Bridge ginunita bago magsimulang dumaloy ang trapiko sa Lunes. (opening ceremony held; bridge opens Monday).
  • Resipi ng cherry clafoutis na gumagamit ng 500 g cherries at detalyadong sangkap ng batter. (500 g cherries).
  • Coverage ng Blue Jays nagtatanong kung nasaan ang koponan na may dalawang buwan na lang ang natitira. (two months left in season).

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