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Itigil ang pagpapalawig sa Billy Bishop; sunog sa Ontario, at pagbubukas ng Gordie Howe Bridge — Ottawa Biyernes

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Itinigil ng pederal na pamahalaan ang pagpapalawig ng Billy Bishop Airport. Inanunsyo ni Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon (Ministro ng Transportasyon, unang pagbanggit) noong Biyernes na ihihinto ng pederal na pamahalaan ang mga panukalang pahabain ang runway at magpasok ng mga jet aircraft sa Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (paliparan ng Toronto sa pulo) at magtutuon na lamang sa mga inaprubahang runway safety enhancements; ang desisyon ay sumunod sa higit 87,000 tugon sa konsultasyon ng Transport Canada.
  2. Bumagsak sa 24% ang approval rating ni Doug Ford dahil sa iskandalo sa gastusin. Ipinapakita ng isang poll ng Liaison Strategies na ang Ontario PCs ay nasa 33%, Liberals 38% at NDP 21%, habang ang personal approval ni Ford ay 24% at 72% ang disapproval matapos lumabas ang mga detalye tungkol sa hotel at expense claims ng mga MPP kabilang ang $16,000 hotel billing ni Stan Cho.
  3. Nagkawatak-watak ang PC caucus dahil sa fallout ng hotel spending sa Queen’s Park. Ayon sa mga pinagkukuhanan ng impormasyon, may nabuo nang mga “kampo” dahil sa galit sa loob matapos iulat ng Global News ang daan-daang libong dolyar na ginastos ni MPP Stan Cho, kabilang ang halos $100,000 para sa pagkain at inumin at mahigit $12,000 para sa mga hotel mula 2023–2025, na nag-udyok sa pagtanggal ng pinagtatalunang allowance.
  4. Buksan na ang Gordie Howe International Bridge sa seremonya sa gitna ng tensiyon sa kalakalan. Naganap ang opening ceremony noong Biyernes sa Windsor (lungsod sa Ontario); magbubukas ang tulay sa trapiko sa Lunes at dumalo sina Housing and Infrastructure Minister Gregor Robertson (Ministro ng Pabahay at Imprastruktura, unang pagbanggit), Ontario Premier Doug Ford (unang pagbanggit) at Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkins (unang pagbanggit).

🌦️ Environment

  1. Walang bagong wildfire na naitala sa loob ng 24 oras sa Ontario pero 177 pa rin ang aktibo. Sinabi ng Ministry of Natural Resources na 177 aktibong sunog ang nagpapatuloy at higit 1,800 katao ang na-evacuate; ang mga First Nations ang bumubuo ng 12 sa 13 inilikas na komunidad at daan-daang evacuee ang tumutuloy sa Thunder Bay (lungsod sa Ontario), Toronto (lungsod) at Niagara Falls (lugar).
  2. Malapit nang umabot sa 10 milyon piraso ng basura ang isang grupo sa GTA; 3,441 item natanggal sa isang cleanup. Ang A Greener Future (organisasyon, unang pagbanggit), aktibo mula 2014, ay nagsagawa ng lakeshore cleanup sa Aimos Waites Park kung saan inalis ng mga boluntaryo ang 3,441 piraso, na tinutulak ang organisasyon patungo sa milestone na 10 milyon piraso.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. NFL player Isaiah Adams kinasuhan ng maraming paglabag sa baril sa Durham. Kinasuhan ng Durham Regional Police ang 25-taong-gulang na si Isaiah Adams (player ng NFL, unang pagbanggit) ng possession of a firearm obtained by crime, possession of a restricted or prohibited firearm without a licence, possession of a loaded firearm at possession of a prohibited device matapos ang imbestigasyon noong Hulyo 17 na nagresulta sa mga pag-aresto at pagkumpiska ng isang loaded firearm na sinasabing ninakaw mula sa Georgia.
  2. Halos 200 kahon ng Lego narekober matapos magnakaw sa Ingersoll. Sinabi ng OPP na mga 200 kahon ng Lego ang ninakaw magdamag mula sa isang negosyo sa Carnegie Street; isang search warrant sa Hollingshead Road ang nakakuha ng 191 kahon at isang 44-anyos na lalaki ang hinarap ng kasong possession of property obtained by crime under $5,000.

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