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Conductor muerto en tiroteo policial en Mississauga, arrestos cerca del Consulado de EE. UU. y cierre del banco de alimentos de Allan Gardens — Toronto jueves

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🚑 Últimas y sucesos

  1. Ocho muertos durante el fin de semana largo del feriado cívico, dice la OPP. La Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) informó ocho fallecimientos en carreteras y vías navegables durante el fin de semana del feriado cívico: cinco personas murieron en choques viales y tres en incidentes marítimos separados, incluida la zozobra de dos canoas y una colisión de una lancha a motor. La OPP dijo que los agentes formularon más de 8,200 cargos durante el periodo, incluidos casi 4,000 boletos por exceso de velocidad y 188 cargos por conducción bajo los efectos del alcohol o drogas.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Conductor abatido tras choque entre policías de Toronto y un Mercedes robado en Mississauga. La SIU dijo que oficiales de Toronto localizaron un Mercedes reportado como robado y persiguieron con cinco patrullas no identificadas poco antes de las 12:30 a.m.; tres vehículos colisionaron con el Mercedes y un agente disparó al conductor, que murió en el lugar. El Mercedes llevaba cuatro ocupantes; los investigadores recuperaron dos armas de fuego y la SIU asignó cuatro investigadores, tres peritos forenses y un especialista en reconstrucción de choques.

  2. Dos arrestados —incluido un joven de 15 años— por tiroteo del 27 de julio frente al Consulado de EE. UU. El jefe de policía de Toronto, Myron Demkiw, dijo que los agentes acusaron a un chico de 15 años y a un hombre de 19 con un total de 32 cargos tras dispararse un tiro cerca de 360 University Ave. La policía recuperó una vaina servida, reportó la huida de un Honda Accord blanco sin placas y dijo que los oficiales detuvieron una persecución a alta velocidad que superó los 140 km/h cerca de la Don Valley Parkway.

  3. Informe clasificado de la CBSA nombra presuntos líderes de la pandilla Bishnoi que opera en Canadá. Global News obtuvo una guía táctica de la Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) de diciembre de 2025 que identifica a Goldy Brar como el principal lugarteniente norteamericano de la banda, además de Harry Boxer y Goldy Dhillon como otros miembros destacados; el informe advierte sobre la creciente presencia operativa de la pandilla Bishnoi en Canadá y su uso de reclutas locales y alianzas con otras bandas callejeras.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Ventas de viviendas en el GTA cayeron en julio; precio medio bajó a poco más de 1 millón. La Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TREB) informó 5,995 viviendas vendidas en julio, una baja de 0.9% respecto a julio de 2025, con un precio medio de venta de 1,003,956 dólares canadienses (baja de 4.5% interanual). Las nuevas publicaciones sumaron 14,484 (baja de 17.8%), los listados activos totales fueron 26,098 (baja de 12.1%) y TREB advirtió que una oferta más ajustada puede reducir el margen de negociación de los compradores.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Huelga de meses en servicios de atención a personas con discapacidad deja a familias asumiendo cuidado a tiempo completo. El reportaje perfila familias afectadas después de que trabajadores comunitarios y de servicios sociales se fueran a la huelga en mayo; una madre, Linda Umlauf, dijo que el hogar grupal de su hija de 28 años, no verbal, cerró en mayo y la familia ha reemplazado la atención profesional por una rutina estructurada en casa, reportando episodios conductuales crecientes y pérdida de alivio desde que comenzó la huelga.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Banco de alimentos de Allan Gardens que atiende a ~650 familias cerró tras gran falla en alcantarillado. El Allan Gardens Food Bank, ubicado en St. Luke’s United Church en Sherbourne Street, suspendió operaciones el 31 de julio tras la rotura de una tubería de alcantarillado y permanecerá cerrado durante la semana; la junta dijo que la organización atiende a unas 650 familias semanalmente, no recibe fondos gubernamentales y busca activamente una nueva ubicación permanente.

📰 También hoy

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  • Partido Verde pide a Ontario pausa en todos los nuevos centros de datos de IA.
  • Arrestos tras tiroteo fatal en el festival Salsa on St. Clair, dice la policía.
  • Leylah Fernandez avanza a la tercera ronda del National Bank Open.
  • Resumen: Quiénes podrían postularse para liderar el Partido Liberal de Ontario.
  • Hombre muerto tras choque e intercambio de disparos con la policía en Mississauga; investiga la SIU.
  • Policía de Toronto dice que dos arrestados tras disparo en el Consulado de EE. UU.
  • Análisis: El cambio climático duplicó la probabilidad de incendios forestales en N.W.T. y Ontario.
  • Sindicato de tripulación de cabina de WestJet revela detalles de acuerdo tentativo tras huelga.
  • Webuild (Italia) y FCC (España) construirán tramo de la Ontario Line bajo contrato de más de 4,300 millones.
  • Sandie Rinaldo de CTV recuerda a Lloyd Robertson como 'una persona encantadora y genuina.'
  • Hombre de Mississauga acusado tras muerte repentina luego de una 'experiencia de sanación' en Cambridge.
  • Nace una cría de hipopótamo pigmeo en el zoológico de Toronto.
  • Aumentan las tasas de hurto en tiendas mientras la policía de Toronto formula miles de cargos.

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