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Paralizan expansión de Billy Bishop, incendios en Ontario y apertura del puente Gordie Howe — Ottawa viernes

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🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. El gobierno federal paraliza la expansión del aeropuerto Billy Bishop. El ministro de Transporte, Steven MacKinnon, anunció el viernes que el gobierno federal pondrá fin a las propuestas para alargar la pista e introducir aviones a reacción en el Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport y se concentrará solo en las mejoras de seguridad de pista ya aprobadas; la decisión siguió a más de 87,000 respuestas a la consulta de Transport Canada.
  2. La popularidad de Doug Ford cae a 24% en medio de un escándalo de gastos. Una encuesta de Liaison Strategies muestra a los PC de Ontario con 33%, a los Liberals con 38% y al NDP con 21%, con la aprobación personal de Ford en 24% y una desaprobación del 72% tras las revelaciones sobre reclamaciones de hotel y gastos de diputados provinciales, incluido un cargo de 16,000 dólares canadienses de Stan Cho por hotel.
  3. El caucus conservador dividido por el escándalo de gastos en hoteles en Queen’s Park. Fuentes dicen que la ira interna ha formado “bandos” después de que Global News destapara cientos de miles en gastos del diputado provincial Stan Cho, incluidos casi 100,000 dólares canadienses en alimentos y bebidas y más de 12,000 dólares canadienses en hoteles entre 2023 y 2025, lo que provocó la eliminación de la asignación controvertida.
  4. Se inaugura el puente internacional Gordie Howe con ceremonia en medio de tensiones comerciales. Funcionarios realizaron una ceremonia de apertura el viernes en Windsor; el puente abrirá al tráfico el lunes y estuvo presente el ministro de Vivienda e Infraestructura, Gregor Robertson, el premier de Ontario Doug Ford y el alcalde de Windsor, Drew Dilkins.

🌦️ Medio ambiente

  1. Ontario reporta ningún incendio nuevo en 24 horas, pero 177 siguen activos. El Ministerio de Recursos Naturales informa que 177 incendios activos continúan y más de 1,800 personas han sido evacuadas; las Primeras Naciones representan 12 de las 13 comunidades evacuadas y cientos de evacuados se refugian en Thunder Bay, Toronto y Niagara Falls.
  2. Grupo del GTA se acerca a 10 millones de piezas de basura recogidas; 3,441 artículos retirados en una limpieza. A Greener Future, activo desde 2014, organizó una limpieza de la costa en Aimos Waites Park donde voluntarios retiraron 3,441 piezas, acercando a la organización a su meta de 10 millones de piezas.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. El jugador de la NFL Isaiah Adams acusado de múltiples delitos con armas en Durham. La Policía Regional de Durham acusó al joven de 25 años Isaiah Adams de posesión de un arma de fuego obtenida por medio de un delito, posesión de un arma restringida o prohibida sin licencia, posesión de un arma de fuego cargada y posesión de un dispositivo prohibido tras una investigación del 17 de julio que llevó a detenciones y al decomiso de un arma cargada supuestamente robada en Georgia.
  2. Recuperan casi 200 cajas de Lego tras un robo en Ingersoll. La OPP dice que alrededor de 200 cajas de Lego fueron robadas de una noche a la mañana de un negocio en Carnegie Street; una orden de registro en Hollingshead Road permitió recuperar 191 cajas y un hombre de 44 años enfrenta un cargo por posesión de propiedad obtenida por delito por menos de 5,000.

📰 También hoy

  • Consejos ante alertas de tornados subrayan precaución, expertos instan a estar preparados.
  • Recaudación de Halloween en Orléans se extiende un año, organizadores confirman continuidad.
  • Oficial de Ottawa sancionado por comentario tras una detención en entrenamiento, se aplicó disciplina interna.
  • Mujer ubicó su e-bike robada en un edificio alto de Ottawa pero no pudo recuperarla, se informó el incidente.
  • La ciudad de Ottawa solicita ayuda provincial para más víctimas de inundaciones, se presentó la petición.
  • Más de 9,100 empleados federales solicitaron jubilación anticipada al vencer el plazo, se contabilizaron las solicitudes.
  • Diez años después de la muerte de Abdirahman Abdi, persisten preguntas, se publica un reportaje retrospectivo.
  • Botox y procedimientos estéticos en auge en Ontario, continúa el debate sobre las reglas para proveedores.
  • Se pide otra vez al Bank of Canada que no utilice trabajadores de reemplazo en la sede, se emitió la directiva.
  • Mujer se declara culpable en operación de contrabando en el río San Lorenzo que mató a una familia, se registró la declaración de culpabilidad.
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