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Paglilipat ng Ontario Science Centre, apat-alarmang sunog sa Etobicoke at alitan sa paliparan — Toronto Martes

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🚑 Ulat at Insidente

  1. Apat-alarmang sunog sumiklab sa pasilidad ng basura sa Etobicoke bago mag-4 a.m. Tumugon ang Toronto Fire (Bumbero ng Toronto) sa 156 Disco Rd. sa Etobicoke (lugar sa Toronto) na may apat-alarmang asignasyon (19–22 sasakyan); iniulat ang pagguho ng bubong, walang nasaktan, at mananatili ang mga crew sa lugar buong araw habang iniimbestigahan ang sanhi.
  2. Kabataang iniahon mula sa backyard pool sa Mississauga at dinala sa ospital na nasa kritikal na kondisyon. Sinabi ng Peel Regional Police (Pulisyang Rehiyonal ng Peel) na tumawag ang mga opisyal sa Dundas St. West at Erin Mills Pkwy bandang 11:30 a.m.; inulat muna ng EMS na kritikal ang kondisyon ng pasyente at iniimbestigahan ng mga imbestigador ang mga pangyayari.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Pinakamalaking paghuli sa human trafficking sa kasaysayan ng Halton: siyam na arestado at 85 na kaso. Nagresulta ang Project Troubadour sa 10 search warrants sa buong GTA, pagkaka-seize ng $30,000 cash, $450,000 sa alahas, tatlong luxury na sasakyan at droga; kinilala ng pulisya ang 12 biktima at sinabi na posibleng may iba pang biktima.
  2. Naglabas ng surveillance video at artist sketch ang Toronto police sa pagpatay sa parking-lot sa Scarborough noong 2022. Sinabi ng mga detektib na si Ding Ping Wang ay binaril noong Nov. 12, 2022 malapit sa Midland at Passmore; binibigyang-diin ng mga imbestigador ang kaliwang pagkagawi ng suspek at mga kilos niya noong Nov. 11 bilang posibleng reconnaissance at humihiling ng mga tip mula sa publiko.
  3. Dalawang residente ng Ontario kinasuhan sa imbestigasyon ng pandaraya sa passport renewal na diumano’y may mapanghikayat na marketing. Kinasuhan ng York Regional Police (Pulisyang Rehiyonal ng York) sina John Jesse Breslin at Phoebe Hui Ting Wong ng fraud over $5,000 na may kaugnayan sa mga negosyo na Passport Online at Passport Express; diumano’y naganap ang mga paglabag noong 2016–2020.

🏛️ Gobierno at Politika

  1. Hinikayat ng mga konsehal ng Toronto ang probinsya na ilipat ang pagmamay-ari ng dating Ontario Science Centre sa lungsod. Ihaharap nina Couns. Jon Burnside at Josh Matlow ang isang mosyon sa huling pulong ng konseho ngayong termino na humihiling sa probinsya na ipasa ang gusali para magamit ng mga grupong pangkomunidad at ng kalapit na Marc Garneau Collegiate (paaralang mataas) ang espasyo. (Ontario Science Centre — dating sentro siyentipiko sa probinsiya)
  2. Mas pinatitibay ng pamahalaang Ford ang plano sa pagpapalawak ng Billy Bishop airport kahit tinanggihan ng pederal. Sinabi ng Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria na ipagpapatuloy ng probinsya ang “push forward” at hindi tatanggalin ang expropriation legislation matapos ihinto ng Ottawa ang plano sa pagpapalawak ng runway at nangakong tututok lang sa mga aprubadong pagpapahusay sa kaligtasan.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Tinapos ng Hillcrest Village BIA ang matagal na sponsorship sa Salsa on St. Clair matapos ang pamamaril noong Hulyo 11. Sinabi ni BIA chair Heather Hannah na bumoto ang board na itigil ang sponsorship, dahilan ay bumabagsak na suporta mula sa mga miyembro; dalawang tao ang napatay at maraming nasugatan sa gabi ng Hulyo 11 na nagdulot ng pagkansela ng ikalawang araw ng festival.
  2. Nanawagan ang mga Iranian international students sa Ontario para sa pinansiyal na suporta habang pinipigil ng digmaan ang mga pamilya. Sinasabi ng mga grupong estudyante na pinalala ng nagpapatuloy na labanan ang pinansiyal na paghihirap ng mga Iranian student sa probinsya at humihiling ng tinarget na tulong mula sa Queen’s Park sa gitna ng pagtaas ng gastusin sa pamumuhay.

🏈 Isports

  1. Pinirmahan ng Toronto FC ang dating Bundesliga midfielder na si Niklas Dorsch. Inanunsyo ng Toronto FC (klub ng soccer ng Toronto) ang pagdagdag kay Dorsch sa roster bago ang MLS season, bilang dagdag na lalim sa midfield na naglaro sa Bundesliga ng Germany.
  2. Nagdaos ang Washington Nationals ng Canada–U.S. Friendship Day habang bumisita ang Blue Jays; inilunsad ang promo na sumbrero. Nag-alok ang Nationals ng Expos-inspired na sumbrero na may Montreal logo at maple leaf; nanalo ang Blue Jays sa unang laro ng serye 3–2 nitong Lunes.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • Nakuha ng Prime Video ang eksklusibong karapatan sa Canada para sa mga NHL game tuwing Miyerkules ng gabi.
  • Inanunsyo ni Patrick Brown ang pagtakbo para sa ikatlong termino bilang mayor ng Brampton.
  • Tinanggal ng pederal na pamahalaan ang cap sa online passport renewals.
  • Isa sa apat na sambahayan sa southwestern Ontario ang nakaranas ng kakulangan sa pagkain noong 2024.
  • Manlalangoy mula sa Kenora kumatawid ng humigit-kumulang 110 km sa Lake of the Woods, nakalikom ng higit $80,000.
  • Aktibong sunog iniulat sa Etobicoke waste transfer station, usok nakaapekto sa visibility ng Hwy 427.
  • Pinahusay ng Gordie Howe bridge ang transportasyon ngunit sabi ng mga trucker hindi bababa ang presyo ng mga konsumer.
  • Nangako ang Toronto Community Housing ng pagpapabuti sa proseso ng pag-aayos bago ang funding cliff.
  • Lalaking taga-Toronto kinasuhan matapos mawala ang SUV matapos i-tow sa pekeng repair business.
  • Iniimbestigahan ng OPP ang insidente matapos ihagis ang pusang alaga mula sa gumagalaw na sasakyan malapit sa Norfolk County noong Hulyo 24.
  • Madalas maghintay nang ilang araw ang psychiatric patients sa emergency rooms para sa in-patient beds sa ilang probinsya.
  • Nag-expense si Premier Ford ng $11,709.85 para sa biyahe sa Florida para dumalo sa LiUNA conference.
  • Nagbabala ang intelligence report na ang mga Canadian na bumabalik mula sa overseas at na-detain ay posibleng magdulot ng violent extremist na banta.
  • Naghain ang mayor ng Toronto ng agarang mosyon na hinihingi sa probinsya na ‘ibalik ang aming waterfront’ matapos ang desisyon ng pederal tungkol sa paliparan.

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