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Mujer agredida, actualización sobre incendios forestales y reunión Ford–Rogers — Ottawa jueves

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🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Ontario invertirá 55.8 millones para planear la nueva facultad de medicina de York University. La provincia dice que la escuela abrirá en 2028 con 80 plazas de pregrado y 102 de posgrado, y que eventualmente crecerá hasta 240 plazas de pregrado y 293 de posgrado; la financiación cubre acreditación, plan de estudios, contratación de docentes y costos operativos.
  2. Ontario informa que 80 incendios forestales están extinguidos pero 159 siguen ardiendo, 30 fuera de control. La ministra Jill Dunlop dijo que unas 2,000 personas permanecen evacuadas de 14 comunidades y cinco comunidades ya han regresado a sus hogares; el premier Doug Ford afirmó que aproximadamente 2,000 evacuados han sido trasladados desde comunidades de Primeras Naciones afectadas.
  3. El premier Doug Ford se reunió con el director ejecutivo de Rogers, Tony Staffieri, en su casa de Etobicoke para tratar la legislación sobre reventa de entradas. La reunión de una hora el 29 de marzo incluyó al ministro Steven Crawford y se centró en cómo la ley que limita los precios de reventa podría afectar a los abonados de temporada y a las prácticas de ticketing corporativo, según el itinerario del premier obtenido mediante una solicitud de acceso a la información.
  4. Toronto Public Health confirmó el primer caso humano de este año de virus del Nilo Occidental en un residente adulto de la ciudad. El anuncio sigue a la detección de mosquitos positivos para Nilo Occidental en Toronto, Windsor-Essex, Belleville, York y Halton; los síntomas suelen aparecer entre dos y catorce días después de la picadura y los adultos mayores enfrentan mayor riesgo de enfermedad grave.

🚨 Delitos y seguridad pública

  1. La OPP incautó unos 930 gramos de presunto fentanilo y 415 gramos de presunta cocaína en una investigación por tráfico. Los investigadores arrestaron a una persona en Toronto el 27 de julio y ejecutaron órdenes de registro en Toronto y Curve Lake, recuperando 19,450 tabletas sospechosas de opioides, unos 67,000 dólares canadienses en efectivo, una escopeta, teléfonos celulares y calculando un valor en la calle superior a 231,000 dólares canadienses; tres personas enfrentan cargos por tráfico.
  2. La policía de Ottawa informa que una mujer que empujaba un cochecito fue agredida sexualmente por un hombre armado con un cuchillo. El incidente fue denunciado a la policía de Ottawa y está bajo investigación activa; el servicio emitió mensajes de seguridad pública.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Les Grands Feux vuelve a Ottawa–Gatineau a partir del miércoles por la noche con su festival anual de fuegos artificiales. El evento de varias noches iluminará el cielo de la región a partir del miércoles, y los organizadores han programado exhibiciones y actividades en el centro para los asistentes.
  2. Ottawa Charge lanza un campamento de hockey sólo para niñas dirigido al desarrollo de habilidades y la construcción de confianza. El programa es organizado por la organización Ottawa Charge y está destinado a jugadoras jóvenes que buscan entrenamiento especializado y mentoría.

📰 También hoy

  • Lynx vencieron a Toronto Tempo 104-72, ampliando la racha de victorias de Minnesota a nueve.
  • Clinton Gayle le fue negada la libertad condicional por cuarta vez por el asesinato de un policía de Toronto en 1994.
  • La SIU investiga tras la muerte de un hombre de 35 años luego de una caída en un condominio de Mississauga.
  • Un hombre de King City ganó un premio de 10 millones en el sorteo de Lotto Max del 29 de mayo.
  • La mujer desaparecida en el festival Shambhala intentó llamar a su hermana antes de desaparecer.
  • Xavier Lusignan ganó el bronce en halterofilia para Mansfield en los Juegos de la Commonwealth.

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