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Traslado del Ontario Science Centre, incendio de cuatro alarmas en Etobicoke y pelea en aeropuerto — Martes en Toronto

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🚑 Últimas noticias e incidentes

  1. Incendio de cuatro alarmas arrasa una planta de transferencia de residuos en Etobicoke justo antes de las 4 a.m. Los bomberos de Toronto (cuerpo de bomberos de la ciudad) acudieron a 156 Disco Rd. con un llamado de cuatro alarmas (19–22 vehículos); se reportó el colapso del techo, no hubo heridos y las cuadrillas permanecerán en el lugar durante el día mientras se investiga la causa.
  2. Adolescente sacado de una alberca en el patio trasero de Mississauga y trasladado al hospital en condición crítica. La Peel Regional Police (policía regional de Peel) informó que agentes fueron llamados a Dundas St. West y Erin Mills Pkwy alrededor de las 11:30 a.m.; EMS indicó inicialmente que el paciente estaba en condición crítica y los investigadores indagan las circunstancias.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Mayor desarticulación de una red de trata de personas en la historia de Halton deja nueve arrestos y 85 cargos. El Proyecto Troubadour llevó a cabo 10 órdenes de registro en el Área Metropolitana de Toronto, incautaciones de $30,000 en efectivo, $450,000 en joyas, tres vehículos de lujo y drogas; la policía identificó a 12 víctimas y afirma que podrían existir más.
  2. Policía de Toronto publica video de vigilancia y retrato hablado por homicidio en aparcamiento de Scarborough en 2022. Los detectives dicen que Ding Ping Wang fue baleado el 12 de noviembre de 2022 cerca de Midland y Passmore; los investigadores subrayan la zurdera del sospechoso y sus movimientos el 11 de noviembre como posible reconocimiento y piden pistas al público.
  3. Dos residentes de Ontario acusados en investigación por fraude de renovación de pasaportes que alega marketing engañoso. York Regional Police (policía regional de York) acusó a John Jesse Breslin y Phoebe Hui Ting Wong de fraude superior a $5,000 relacionado con las empresas Passport Online y Passport Express; los delitos se alegan cometidos entre 2016 y 2020.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Concejales de Toronto piden a la provincia transferir la propiedad del antiguo Ontario Science Centre a la ciudad. Los concejales Jon Burnside y Josh Matlow presentarán una moción en la última sesión del consejo de este periodo solicitando que la provincia entregue el edificio para que grupos comunitarios y la cercana Marc Garneau Collegiate puedan usar el espacio.
  2. El gobierno Ford insiste en la expansión del aeropuerto Billy Bishop pese al rechazo federal. El ministro de Transporte Prabmeet Sarkaria dijo que la provincia "seguirá adelante" y no derogará la ley de expropiación después de que Ottawa paralizara los planes de expansión de la pista y se comprometiera solo a seguir mejoras de seguridad aprobadas.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. La BIA de Hillcrest Village termina su patrocinio de larga data de Salsa on St. Clair tras tiroteo del 11 de julio. La presidenta de la BIA, Heather Hannah, dijo que la junta votó discontinuar el patrocinio, citando la caída del apoyo de los miembros; dos personas murieron y varias resultaron heridas durante la noche del 11 de julio, lo que llevó a cancelar la segunda jornada del festival.
  2. Estudiantes internacionales iraníes piden apoyo financiero a Ontario mientras la guerra afecta a sus familias. Grupos estudiantiles dicen que el conflicto en curso ha agravado las dificultades económicas para los estudiantes iraníes en la provincia y solicitan a Queen’s Park ayuda dirigida en medio del aumento del costo de vida.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Toronto FC ficha al exmediocampista de la Bundesliga Niklas Dorsch. TFC anunció la incorporación de Dorsch a la plantilla de cara a la temporada de la MLS, sumando profundidad al mediocampo con un jugador que tuvo minutos en la Bundesliga alemana.
  2. Los Washington Nationals celebran el Día de la Amistad Canadá–EE. UU. con visita de los Blue Jays y presentan una gorra promocional. Los Nationals ofrecieron una gorra inspirada en los Expos con un logo de Montreal y una hoja de arce; los Blue Jays ganaron el primer partido de la serie 3–2 el lunes.

📰 También hoy

  • Prime Video obtiene derechos exclusivos en Canadá para los partidos de la NHL los miércoles por la noche.
  • Patrick Brown anuncia candidatura a un tercer mandato como alcalde de Brampton.
  • El gobierno federal elimina el límite para renovaciones de pasaporte en línea.
  • Una de cada cuatro familias en el suroeste de Ontario enfrentó inseguridad alimentaria en 2024.
  • Nadador de Kenora completa cruce de ~110 km en Lake of the Woods y recauda más de $80,000.
  • Fuego activo reportado en estación de transferencia de residuos de Etobicoke; el humo afecta la visibilidad en la autopista 427.
  • El puente Gordie Howe mejora el transporte pero los camioneros dicen que los precios al consumidor no bajarán.
  • Toronto Community Housing promete mejoras en el proceso de reparaciones ante un acantilado financiero.
  • Hombre de Toronto acusado tras robo de SUV después de ser remolcado a un taller falso.
  • La OPP investiga después de que un gato fuera arrojado desde un vehículo en movimiento cerca del condado de Norfolk el 24 de julio.
  • Pacientes psiquiátricos a menudo esperan días en urgencias por camas de internación en algunas provincias.
  • El premier Ford cargó $11,709.85 por viaje a Florida para asistir a una conferencia de LiUNA.
  • Informe de inteligencia advierte que canadienses que regresan detenidos en el extranjero podrían suponer una amenaza extremista violenta.
  • El alcalde de Toronto presenta una moción urgente exigiendo que la provincia ‘devuelva nuestro frente de agua’ tras la decisión federal sobre el aeropuerto.

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