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Primer caso de Nilo Occidental, Afrofest cancelado y financiación para la escuela médica de York — Toronto jueves

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🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Detenido por homicidio de 2006 en Scarborough tras pista de genealogía genética. La policía arrestó el miércoles a Pierre O’Connor, de 43 años y residente de Hamilton, y lo acusó de asesinato en primer grado por la muerte, el 17 de septiembre de 2006, del joven Patrick Santos, de 21 años; los investigadores usaron ADN y pistas genealógicas para vincular evidencia de la escena con O’Connor.
  2. Hombre que mató a un policía de Toronto en 1994 le niegan la libertad condicional por cuarta vez. A Clinton Gayle le negaron la libertad condicional tras una audiencia de casi seis horas en la Institución Mission; los miembros de la junta dijeron que, pese a un bajo riesgo de reincidencia, todavía “carece de comprensión” sobre el homicidio del 16 de junio de 1994 del agente Todd Baylis.
  3. Revocan la libertad condicional del asesino convicto Craig Munro tras un arresto en Victoria. Munro, condenado por el asesinato en 1980 del agente Michael Sweet, fue arrestado mientras estaba en libertad condicional en Victoria y permanece detenido mientras se llevan a cabo los trámites de revocación, confirmaron la policía de Victoria.
  4. Operativo de la OPP incauta fentanilo, cocaína y 19.450 pastillas opioides en Toronto y Curve Lake. Los investigadores confiscaron alrededor de 610 g de presunto fentanilo, 415 g de presunta cocaína, 19.450 presuntas pastillas opioides, unos 67.000 dólares canadienses en efectivo y una escopeta tras arrestos y órdenes de registro vinculados a pesquisas por tráfico de drogas en mayo.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. La ciudad ofrece boletos gratis de ferry a la isla para niños y adultos mayores este agosto. La alcaldesa Olivia Chow (alcaldesa) presentó la moción sorpresa el jueves para agradecer a los habitantes de Toronto después de que Ottawa rechazara la expansión del aeropuerto Billy Bishop, y los boletos gratuitos están dirigidos a niños y adultos mayores durante el mes de agosto.
  2. Ontario promete 55,8 millones de dólares a la nueva escuela de medicina de York University. La inversión financiará la planificación y operaciones de una facultad centrada en medicina familiar, que abrirá en 2028 con plazas iniciales de 80 pregrado y 102 posgrado, con planes de ampliar hasta 240 pregrado y 293 posgrado.
  3. Toronto confirma el primer caso humano de virus del Nilo Occidental de 2026. Salud Pública de Toronto informó el jueves que un residente adulto dio positivo tras pruebas en conglomerados de mosquitos positivas en Toronto y regiones cercanas; las autoridades recalcaron que los síntomas suelen aparecer entre dos y catorce días después de la picadura.
  4. Afrofest 2026 cancelado tras reducir la capacidad de Woodbine Park a 5.000. Los organizadores dijeron que la ciudad redujo la capacidad del parque de 17.000 a 5.000 y que respuestas lentas a los permisos dejaron tiempo insuficiente para reubicar o gestionar con seguridad a miles de asistentes esperados.

🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. La SIU investiga muerte tras caída de un hombre desde un condominio en Mississauga mientras había oficiales en el lugar. La policía regional de Peel acudió a una unidad de Kingsbridge Garden Circle alrededor de las 10 a.m. del miércoles; el hombre de 35 años fue llevado al hospital y murió después; la Unidad de Investigaciones Especiales asignó tres investigadores y un perito forense.
  2. Tres trasladados al hospital tras choque múltiple antes del amanecer cerca de la rampa de la Hwy. 400. La Policía de la OPP fue llamada justo antes de las 3 a.m. del jueves por una colisión de tres vehículos; los paramédicos trasladaron a una persona con lesiones graves pero no mortales y a dos con heridas menores; las rampas permanecieron cerradas brevemente hasta poco antes de las 9 a.m.

📰 También hoy

  • Todd Warriner nombrado entrenador interino del equipo de hockey femenino de la University of Windsor.
  • Hombre de King City ganó 10 millones en Lotto Max en mayo; al principio pensó que eran 10.000.
  • Dos niños atropellados por un vehículo en North York después de las 4 p.m.; uno sufrió heridas graves.
  • Ontario dice que 80 incendios forestales se extinguieron en las últimas dos semanas; 159 siguen activos.
  • El premier Ford se reunió con el director ejecutivo de Rogers, Tony Staffieri (director ejecutivo), en su casa de Etobicoke el 29 de marzo.
  • El sindicato de tripulantes de cabina de WestJet (aerolínea) notificó una huelga de 72 horas.
  • El Rogers Stadium pondrá énfasis en sostenibilidad ante la presión sobre la industria de la música en vivo de Canadá.
  • Una persona murió tras la colisión entre un patinete eléctrico y un vehículo cerca de Tommy Thompson Park.
  • Vecinos presionan por una moratoria en centros de datos de la ciudad por preocupaciones ambientales.
  • El consejo de Toronto exige al gobierno Ford devolver tierras tomadas para la expansión de Billy Bishop.
  • Familia dice que mujer desaparecida en el festival Shambhala intentó llamar a su hermana antes de desaparecer.

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