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Weekly Montreal jul. 20 - jul. 26, 2026

Muerte de ciclista, Oliver Jones y elecciones parciales — semana en Montreal

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🚑 Urgente e incidentes

  1. Ciclista de 65 años muere tras choque en el centro de Montreal el 16 de julio. La policía de Montreal informó que el choque ocurrió cerca del parc Jos Montferrand en Sainte‑Marie la noche del 16 de julio e involucró a un automóvil y a dos ciclistas; el segundo ciclista sufrió heridas que no ponen en peligro su vida. La policía dijo que esta es la décima colisión fatal en las calles de la ciudad hasta la fecha en 2026 y que la investigación continúa.

  2. La Sûreté du Québec pone fin a la búsqueda de un hombre de Montreal desaparecido en el río San Lorenzo desde el 17 de julio. La Sûreté du Québec anunció que concluyó las operaciones de búsqueda tras esfuerzos extensos luego de una desaparición reportada el 17 de julio en el río San Lorenzo; las autoridades no localizaron a la persona desaparecida y dijeron que suspendieron las tareas de recuperación por razones de seguridad y recursos.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. El jurado escucha una grabación de tres horas de un patrullero en el juicio por asesinato en Nueva York contra un padre de Montreal. En Nueva York, los fiscales reprodujeron una grabación de julio de 2025 de tres horas tomada en un patrullero donde aparece Luciano Frattolin, 46, mientras la policía registraba áreas que él dijo que su hija había sido secuestrada; Frattolin enfrenta cargos de asesinato en segundo grado y de ocultamiento en la muerte de la niña de nueve años Melina Frattolin y ha estado detenido sin derecho a fianza desde su arresto en 2025.

  2. Recuperan en Saint‑Eustache un Toyota Camry vinculado al tiroteo del 16 de julio en Niagara Falls. La policía de Niagara dijo que los investigadores recuperaron un Camry en Saint‑Eustache, Que., que se cree que fue el tercer vehículo utilizado por los sospechosos que dispararon a un hombre en una casa de Thorold Stone Road el 16 de julio; se emitieron órdenes de arresto a nivel nacional contra Maroof Bangi, 23, y Josta Grace Macneal, 30, cada uno acusado de asesinato en segundo grado.

  3. Hombre de Quebec acusado de matar a su pareja obtiene libertad bajo fianza pese a la oposición de la Corona. Un juez del tribunal provincial concedió la fianza al hombre acusado en la muerte de su pareja, rechazando las objeciones de la Fiscalía; el artículo detalla la decisión, las condiciones de la libertad y que el acusado permanece bajo supervisión judicial en espera de las fechas de juicio fijadas por el tribunal.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. El primer ministro Carney convoca elecciones parciales para el 31 de agosto, incluida Chicoutimi‑Le Fjord en Quebec. El primer ministro Mark Carney fijó elecciones parciales para el 31 de agosto en Beaches‑East York (ON), Chicoutimi‑Le Fjord (QC) y North Vancouver‑Capilano (BC); el llamado se produjo tras tres vacantes recientes de verano, y el artículo señala que Beaches‑East York ha sido bastión liberal desde 2015.

  2. Los trabajos en el puente Mercier continuarán con interrupciones de tráfico los fines de semana. La agencia provincial de transporte advirtió a los conductores sobre reducciones de carriles y cierres previstos los fines de semana mientras continúan los trabajos de mantenimiento, y señaló que habrá desvíos y horarios específicos vigentes durante los próximos fines de semana hasta julio de 2026.

  3. Obstetras y ginecólogos de Quebec acuden a la corte por disputa sobre brecha salarial. Miembros de la comunidad de obstetricia y ginecología de Quebec iniciaron procedimientos judiciales esta semana para impugnar una decisión sobre equidad salarial, con abogados programados para argumentar cuestiones de compensación y clasificación que, según la especialidad, afectan a médicos en toda la provincia.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. La SPCA de Montreal insta a la provincia a eliminar normas de alquiler que prohíben mascotas mientras se duplican las entregas de animales. La SPCA‑Montreal informó que normalmente recibe alrededor de 20 animales cada 24 horas, pero ha visto al menos el doble desde poco antes del Día de Canadá, con hasta 70 entregas en días excepcionales; la directora ejecutiva Sylvie Bourbonnière dijo que las prohibiciones de mascotas por parte de los propietarios son un factor clave que impulsa el aumento.

  2. La congregación pone a la venta la finca Villa Maria con protecciones de arrendamiento hasta 2032. Las Hermanas de la Congrégation de Notre‑Dame anunciaron que el dominio Villa Maria de 1.67 millones de pies cuadrados está a la venta, pero cualquier comprador debe respetar el contrato de arrendamiento del Villa Maria College hasta julio de 2030 y negociar al menos una extensión de dos años para mantener la universidad en el sitio hasta, como mínimo, el verano de 2032.

🏥 Salud

  1. Quebec reporta 140 casos de ciclosporiasis entre el 1 de mayo y el 21 de julio. El Dr. Donald Vinh, de McGill, dijo que el Ministerio de Salud registró 140 casos en ese período frente a 40 el año pasado; los síntomas incluyen diarrea acuosa y distensión abdominal, y las autoridades vinculan los aumentos estacionales con exposiciones relacionadas con viajes y alimentos o agua contaminados.

  2. Mujer de Montreal pierde manos y piernas tras rara infección que derivó en shock séptico. Cammeilla Ramdass, 43, que vive con lupus, sufrió un shock séptico severo en enero y fue sometida a amputaciones de ambas manos y piernas; su familia dijo que su estado empeoró rápidamente y fue trasladada al Hospital General de Montreal intubada mientras los médicos trabajaban para identificar la infección.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Montreal llora la pérdida de la leyenda del jazz Oliver Jones, fallecido a los 91 años. El pianista Oliver Jones, nacido en 1934 y criado en Little Burgundy, murió esta semana a los 91 años; colegas recordaron su mentoría, los premios Juno y Order of Canada y las décadas de presentaciones que ayudaron a moldear la escena del jazz de Montreal y el Festival Internacional de Jazz.

  2. El festival Haïti en Folie celebra 20 años en Montreal. Los organizadores celebraron el vigésimo aniversario del festival con una programación de conciertos y eventos culturales en toda Montreal, destacando la música y la danza haitiana y actividades comunitarias realizadas este julio como parte de la agenda cultural veraniega de la ciudad.

  3. La industria de los juegos de mesa en Quebec crece ante el aumento del interés en toda la provincia. Un informe sobre la industria señaló el aumento de ventas y nuevos diseñadores de Montreal que lanzaron títulos este año, y destacó convenciones y tiendas especializadas en la ciudad que han expandido inventario y asistencia en comparación con años anteriores.

  4. La canción de la banda de Quebec Angine de Poitrine aparece en un TikTok de la NFL antes de la temporada. El dúo de Saguenay vio su tema Fabienk usado en un TikTok de la NFL que marcaba 50 días para el inicio de la temporada; la banda rompió récords de asistencia en el Festival de Jazz de Montreal y ganó el Global Breakthrough Award de Billboard Canada en 2026.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Tre Ford volverá a iniciar para Hamilton cuando los Tiger‑Cats visiten Montreal el domingo. El artículo adelantó la revancha en el estadio Percival Molson con Montreal (5‑1) recibiendo a Hamilton (3‑3); Ford lanzó para 218 yardas, un touchdown y una intercepción en la victoria de la semana pasada por 24‑23, y Bo Levi Mitchell continúa fuera por una cirugía de tobillo.

  2. Félix Dolci ayuda a Canadá a ganar el oro por equipos en gimnasia masculina de los Juegos de la Commonwealth. Dolci y su compañero William Émard llevaron a Canadá al título por equipos en los Juegos de la Commonwealth esta semana, con la cobertura nacional celebrando la victoria y la racha de medallas internacionales de Dolci.

  3. Félix Dolci se lleva la plata en el all‑around de los Juegos de la Commonwealth. Dolci capturó la medalla de plata en la final individual general masculina, sumando a su cosecha en los Juegos de la Commonwealth y reafirmando su estatus como uno de los principales gimnastas canadienses en la competencia internacional.

🌦️ Clima y vías

  1. Investigadores confirman que la tormenta en Harrington, Que., fue un tornado. Investigadores meteorológicos concluyeron que la severa tormenta que azotó Harrington fue un tornado, documentando el evento en un análisis de julio que traza la trayectoria y los daños en la región de las Laurentides e informa la planificación de respuestas de emergencia futuras.

  2. Los avisos de tornado aumentan más rápido que el número real de tornados, indican investigadores. Un estudio examinó el crecimiento de los avisos de tornado en comparación con los tornados confirmados y discutió las implicaciones para los umbrales de alerta; el análisis incluyó datos de Quebec y tendencias regionales de respuesta hasta mediados de 2026.

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