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Babae Inatake, Update sa Wildfire at Pagpupulong Ford–Rogers — Ottawa Huwebes

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Ang Ontario (lalawigan ng Canada) ay naglalaan ng $55.8 million para planuhin ang bagong medical school ng York University (Unibersidad sa York sa Ontario). Ayon sa lalawigan, magbubukas ang paaralan noong 2028 na may 80 undergraduate at 102 postgraduate na puwesto, at unti-unti itong lalago hanggang 240 undergrad at 293 postgrad na upuan; sakop ng pondo ang akreditasyon, kurikulum, pagkuha ng mga guro at mga gastos sa pagpapatakbo.
  2. Iniulat ng Ontario na 80 wildfire ang naapula ngunit 159 ang patuloy na nasusunog, at 30 ang wala pang kontrol. Sinabi ni Minister Jill Dunlop (ministro ng Emergency Management at Civil Protection) na humigit-kumulang 2,000 katao ang naka-evacuate mula sa 14 komunidad at limang komunidad na ang nakabalik sa kanilang mga tahanan; sinabi naman ni Premier Doug Ford (Punong Ministro ng Ontario) na humigit-kumulang 2,000 evacuee ang nailipat mula sa mga apektadong First Nations communities (mga komunidad ng Unang Bansa).
  3. Nakipagkita si Premier Doug Ford (Punong Ministro ng Ontario) kay Tony Staffieri (CEO ng Rogers) sa kanyang tahanan sa Etobicoke para talakayin ang batas sa muling bentahan ng tiket. Kasama sa isang oras na pagpupulong noong 29 Marso ang Minister Steven Crawford (ministro ng Government and Consumer Services) at naka-sentro sa kung paano maaapektuhan ng batas na naglilimita sa presyo ng resale ang mga season-ticket holder at corporate ticketing practices, ayon sa itinerary ng premier na nakuha sa ilalim ng freedom-of-information.
  4. Kinumpirma ng Toronto Public Health (publikong kalusugan ng Toronto) ang unang human West Nile (sakit na dala ng lamok) na kaso sa lungsod ngayong taon sa isang adultong residente. Sumunod ang anunsyo matapos makumpirmang may West Nile–positive na mosquito pools sa Toronto (lungsod), Windsor-Essex (rehiyon), Belleville (lugar), York (rehiyon) at Halton (rehiyon); karaniwang lumilitaw ang sintomas dalawang hanggang 14 na araw matapos makagat at mas mataas ang panganib ng malubhang sakit para sa mga matatanda.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Nakaharang ang OPP (Ontario Provincial Police) ng mga humigit-kumulang 930 grams na pinaghihinalaang fentanyl at 415 grams na pinaghihinalaang cocaine sa isang trafficking probe. Inaresto nila ang isang tao sa Toronto (lungsod) noong 27 Hulyo at nagsagawa ng mga warrant sa Toronto at Curve Lake (First Nation reserve), nasamsam ang 19,450 pinaghihinalaang opioid tablets, humigit-kumulang $67,000 cash, isang shotgun, mga cell phone at tinatayang street value na higit sa $231,000; tatlong tao ang haharap sa mga kasong trafficking.
  2. Ayon sa Ottawa Police Service (serbisyo ng pulisya ng Ottawa), isang babae na nagtutulak ng stroller ang inatake nang sekswal ng lalaking may hawak na kutsilyo. Ulat sa Ottawa Police ang insidente at kasalukuyang iniimbestigahan, at naglabas ang serbisyo ng pampublikong mensahe ukol sa kaligtasan.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Babalik ang Les Grands Feux sa Ottawa–Gatineau (rehiyon) simula Miyerkules ng gabi para sa taunang fireworks festival nito. Sisiklab ang mga palabas sa himpapawid ng rehiyon simula Miyerkules, at nag-iskedyul ang mga organizer ng mga display at kaugnay na aktibidad sa downtown para sa mga dadalo.
  2. Naglunsad ang Ottawa Charge (organisasyon ng hockey) ng isang all-girls hockey camp na naglalayong mag-develop ng kasanayan at magtayo ng kumpiyansa. Pinatatakbo ang programa ng Ottawa Charge at target nito ang mga batang manlalarong babae na naghahanap ng pokusadong pagsasanay at mentorship.

📰 Also Today

  • Tinalo ng Lynx ang Toronto Tempo 104-72, pinalawig ang win streak ng Minnesota sa siyam.
  • Hindi pinayagan ang parole ni Clinton Gayle para sa ika-apat na beses para sa pagpatay noong 1994 sa isang opisyal ng Toronto.
  • Iniimbestigahan ng SIU (Special Investigations Unit) matapos mamatay ang 35-taong-gulang na lalaki matapos bumagsak mula sa condo sa Mississauga.
  • Nanalo ang isang lalaki mula sa King City ng $10-million Lotto Max jackpot sa draw noong Mayo 29.
  • Ang babaeng nawawala mula sa Shambhala festival ay sinubukang tumawag sa kapatid bago ang pagkawala.
  • Nakuha ni Xavier Lusignan ang bronze sa Commonwealth Games sa weightlifting para sa Mansfield.

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