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Alerta por incendio de bicicleta eléctrica, homicidio en Rexdale y reclamo por Toronto Island — Lunes

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🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. Jefe de bomberos de Toronto advierte tras incendio de bicicleta eléctrica; cámara del tablero muestra explosiones secundarias. El jefe Jim Jessop publicó el video en X el 27 de julio que muestra pedazos derretidos de batería de ion‑litio volando; Bomberos de Toronto dice que incendios de baterías de bicicletas eléctricas han enviado personas al hospital, incluido un incidente en un edificio alto de Lawrence Avenue East a principios de mes que dejó 3 heridos.
  2. Disparos frente al Consulado de EE. UU. en el centro; la policía halló pruebas en 360 University Ave. Los agentes escucharon disparos alrededor de las 4:46 a.m. del lunes y dicen que un sedán blanco huyó del lugar; no se reportaron heridos y University Ave. quedó cerrada en Dundas mientras se investigaba.

🚨 Delitos y seguridad pública

  1. Hombre acusado de asesinato en primer grado en Rexdale; registros judiciales muestran una orden de no contacto. Sharnjeet Singh, 37, de Brampton, fue arrestado el 24 de julio y acusado por el tiroteo fatal de Navneet Kaur, de 26 años, cerca de Humberwood Boulevard alrededor de las 7:20 a.m.; la fianza de Singh fue revocada y deberá volver a corte el 31 de julio.
  2. Atacan dos locales de Kiva’s Bagel Bar; difundieron imágenes del vehículo sospechoso tras daños en ventanas. La policía de Toronto dice que las llamadas llegaron alrededor de las 8:12 a.m. (Yonge y St. Clair) y las 8:30 a.m. (Steeles); el primer ministro Mark Carney y el premier Doug Ford condenaron públicamente los hechos y no se reportaron heridos.
  3. Policía de Toronto identifica a víctimas en dos viejos casos sin resolver usando nuevos métodos de ADN. Los agentes identificaron a Mary McLeod Moffat como la víctima del homicidio de Danforth en 1936, cuyo cuerpo fue hallado el 18 de mayo de 1995, y por separado identificaron a una mujer cuyo cuerpo quemado fue encontrado en un incendio vehicular en la autopista 401 hace más de 20 años.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. La alcaldesa Olivia Chow exige que la provincia devuelva tierras de Toronto Island tras bloqueo federal a la expansión de Billy Bishop. Chow y la concejala Ausma Malik presentaron una moción urgente al consejo pidiendo al gobierno de Ontario que derogue el proyecto de ley 110 y devuelva las tierras expropiadas de la isla antes de la última sesión del consejo de este mandato.
  2. Documentos muestran que Doug Ford usó avión de la OPP para varios viajes cortos mientras se finalizaba la compra de un jet privado. Cronogramas de solicitudes de acceso a la información (FOI) muestran que Ford voló en la aeronave de la OPP en viajes de un día a Windsor, Kingston, North Bay y Ottawa entre marzo y mediados de abril mientras se completaba la compra del jet.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. La ciudad vendió menos del 40% de los boletos premium para FIFA Fan Fest, muestran datos iniciales. El Fan Fest se realizó del 11 de junio al 19 de julio en Fort York y The Bentway durante 23 días; solo el partido de Canadá del 12 de junio se vendió prácticamente por completo, y la ciudad dice que las ventas premium fueron una porción pequeña de la asistencia total.
  2. El puente internacional Gordie Howe abre al público al mediodía del lunes; peaje por vehículo particular es de $8. Funcionarios realizaron una ceremonia de apertura el viernes y el cruce público comienza a las 12:00 p.m.; los peajes son $8 por vehículo particular y $12 por eje para vehículos comerciales grandes o sobredimensionados.

📰 También hoy

  • Surge video del incendio de una bicicleta eléctrica, descrito como “profundamente inquietante” por funcionarios de bomberos de la ciudad.
  • Hombre de 23 años de Aurora acusado tras conducir por un parque infantil y una zona de juegos con aspersores en Ajax; no hubo heridos.
  • Hombre enfrenta cargos en Ajax por conducir por un parque infantil y zona de juegos con aspersores, dice la policía.
  • Mismo SUV sospechoso en ataques de fin de semana que dañaron dos panaderías de propiedad judía, dice la policía.
  • Subjefe del DRPS se retira tras que el órgano de control determinó mala conducta; lo decidió la junta policial.
  • Una pitón bola encontrada en el motor de un vehículo en Mississauga fue recuperada; ahora está en un refugio municipal.
  • Hombre de Peterborough acusado de 11 cargos tras una investigación por captación de menores; próxima fecha en la corte el 4 de agosto.
  • Max Scherzer, de los Blue Jays, abrirá el juego el lunes en Washington en su 42.º cumpleaños.
  • Opinión: enseñar pensamiento crítico en la era de la IA — artículo publicado.
  • Policía de Toronto rodea el Consulado de EE. UU. tras hallar evidencia de disparos.
  • Investigación halla que casilleros de almacenamiento en condominios pueden ser ilegales en algunos edificios.
  • Encuesta indica que 1 de cada 10 médicos de emergencia planea dejar las salas de urgencias canadienses.
  • Gimnastas canadienses Fontaine y Carroll ganaron oro en los Juegos de la Commonwealth para Canadá.
  • El bajista de Sloan de gira por Europa con una banda tributo a R.E.M. liderada por un actor.
  • La policía de Toronto emite alerta por persona desaparecida (detalles publicados por la policía).
  • (Ver ) Mismo SUV supuesto implicado en incidentes contra panaderías; la policía difundió imágenes.
  • (Ver ) El jefe de bomberos destacó el humo tóxico y las celdas de batería que salen volando en incendios de bicicletas eléctricas.

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