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Se inaugura el puente Gordie Howe; alcaldesa de Toronto exige devolver la isla y salen a la luz vuelos en avión de la OPP — Ottawa lunes

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Servicios animales de Mississauga rescatan a una pitón bola del motor de un vehículo. A principios de mes hallaron una pitón bola en el motor del automóvil de un residente de Mississauga; la serpiente fue tratada por deshidratación y rasguños leves y ahora se recupera en el Refugio de Animales de Mississauga; agentes municipales realizaron el rescate tras el aviso de un mecánico.
  2. El Gordie Howe International Bridge abre al tráfico el lunes a las 12:00 p.m. ET. Tras meses de retraso, las autoridades anunciaron que el puente se abrirá al público al mediodía, con peajes de $8 en dólares canadienses por vehículo particular y $12 en dólares canadienses por eje para vehículos comerciales grandes o sobredimensionados; la apertura siguió a una ceremonia el viernes a la que asistió la familia de Gordie Howe.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. La alcaldesa de Toronto exige que la provincia devuelva terrenos expropiados en la isla tras el bloqueo federal a las pistas del aeropuerto. La alcaldesa Olivia Chow y la concejala Ausma Malik presentaron una moción urgente ante el concejo municipal para pedir a Ontario que derogue la Ley 110 y devuelva las tierras expropiadas para una expansión del Billy Bishop Airport, luego de que el ministro federal de Transporte, Steven MacKinnon, rechazara el plan de ampliación tras la consulta pública.
  2. Documentos muestran que Doug Ford usó un avión de la OPP para varios vuelos de corta distancia, incluido Ottawa. Horarios obtenidos por la ley de acceso a la información indican que Ford voló en una aeronave de la OPP en viajes domésticos cortos a Windsor, Kingston, North Bay y Ottawa entre marzo y mediados de abril mientras su oficina finalizaba la compra de un jet privado; la oficina del premier se negó a revelar los costos operativos.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. El centro de acogida de Sandy Hill se trasladará en 2027. Según informes municipales sobre el plan, el controvertido centro de acogida en Sandy Hill cambiará de ubicación en 2027.
  2. Capital Pride revisará su seguridad tras el ataque en Berlín mientras la comunidad 2SLGBTQ+ responde. Los organizadores anunciaron una revisión de seguridad para Capital Pride a raíz del ataque en Berlín, citando el incidente como motivo del replanteamiento.

📰 Also Today

  • El subjefe de Durham, Chris Kirkpatrick, se jubilará tras hallar la oficina de supervisión conductas indebidas.
  • Diez años desde la muerte de Abdirahman Abdi; activistas siguen pidiendo cambios.
  • Gee-West de Ottawa terminó 25.º en el Tour de France; Tadej Pogačar ganó su quinto título.
  • Un exoficial que se retiró en medio de cargos por asalto, acoso y posesión de arma avanza hacia la resolución de su caso penal.
  • Westmont Hospitality compraría el Château Montebello, según informe.

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