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Costo del Ontario Line, arresto por tiroteo en sinagoga y ladrón de bancos se declara culpable — Martes en Toronto

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🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Hombre se declara culpable de dos robos con cuchillo vinculados a una racha de cinco bancos en 2024. Jeffrey Laviolette, 41, admitió dos cargos de robo con arma blanca por incidentes del 20 y el 30 de diciembre de 2024; el tribunal escuchó que exigió entre $2,000 y $3,000 y usó un Mazda rojo en dos robos; esos hechos se leerán en agravación durante la sentencia.
  2. Detienen a un tercer sospechoso por tiroteos en una sinagoga del área de Toronto; ya no quedan sospechosos. La policía arrestó a Chris Perreira, de 23 años, de Barrie, quien enfrenta múltiples cargos por armas de fuego y daños; dos adolescentes no identificados fueron detenidos en mayo y también afrontan cargos bajo la Youth Criminal Justice Act.
  3. Apunalamiento en Brampton deja a dos adolescentes hospitalizados; uno en condición crítica. La policía de Peel respondió alrededor de las 10:45 p. m. del lunes a un apartamento cerca de Kennedy y Steeles, donde ambos varones presentaban heridas por arma blanca; los servicios médicos de emergencia (EMS) reportaron a uno en condición potencialmente mortal y al otro en condición grave.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Metrolinx dice que el costo del Ontario Line ahora ronda los $34,000 millones, el triple de la estimación de 2019. El director ejecutivo Michael Lindsay confirmó un precio aproximado de $34,000 millones (frente a la proyección de $10,900 millones de 2019) y advirtió que los costos finales aumentarán porque aún se está definiendo el contrato del viaducto elevado.
  2. Kids Help Phone reporta 183% más mensajes nocturnos que diurnos. La directora ejecutiva Rebecca Shields dijo que los mensajes de texto recibidos durante la noche (8 p. m.–8 a. m. ET) son 183% superiores a los diurnos, con un aumento interanual nocturno del 24% en los primeros seis meses hasta el 30 de junio.
  3. Environment Canada lanza alertas meteorológicas basadas en polígonos para reducir la “fatiga de alertas”. El nuevo sistema entra en vigor el martes y permite a los meteorólogos trazar polígonos para advertencias de tornados y tormentas eléctricas en lugar de emitir alertas para zonas enteras, dijeron funcionarios.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Caridad de Toronto construye un pueblo de micro-refugios en Scarborough; voluntarios “echando una mano”. Organizadores locales dicen que el proyecto de micro-refugios en Scarborough está en marcha y que voluntarios de la comunidad ayudan a ensamblar unidades para alojar a personas sin hogar.
  2. Lanzador de los Blue Jays, Jameson Taillon, abandona su primera salida en casa por molestias en el antebrazo. El abridor de Toronto, Jameson Taillon, salió antes de tiempo en su apertura en casa el martes por molestias en el antebrazo; funcionarios del equipo lo informaron durante el día de juego.

📰 También hoy

  • Costo del Ontario Line sube a $34,000 millones, más del triple de la proyección de 2019.
  • Funcionarios comerciales de Canadá y EE. UU. trazan un posible acuerdo para presentar la próxima semana.
  • Acusado canadiense por lavado de dinero en el caso Ryan Wedding acepta extradición a Estados Unidos.
  • Ontario repatria algunas comunidades mientras continúan 152 incendios forestales activos; 12 están fuera de control.
  • Refugio de Mississauga baja las tarifas de adopción de perros y gatos a $25 más HST del 8 al 22 de agosto.
  • Más de 41,000 personas cruzaron el puente Gordie Howe hacia Canadá en sus primeros cinco días.
  • Estudio de McMaster identifica la combustión de carbón como probable fuente del hollín en Hamilton.
  • La policía de Toronto intensifica la aplicación de las normas sobre bicicletas y scooters eléctricos, incluida la inmovilización.
  • Operativo policial en Toronto apunta a bicicletas y scooters eléctricos que evaden leyes y regulaciones.
  • Markham albergará la primera carrera IndyCar, estrenando un circuito urbano esta temporada.
  • Ontario gastará $1.2M para restaurar el Heart Lake Conservation Park de Brampton.
  • Cinco candidatos a la dirección del Partido Liberal de Ontario debatirán en el primer foro programado el lunes.
  • Nuevo sistema de advertencias de tornados y tormentas severas busca reducir la fatiga por alertas.
  • Inversor acusado en el secuestro del “Crypto King” es acusado de entrometerse en el caso de un coacusado.
  • Rolan Sokolovski será extraditado a Estados Unidos en la investigación por lavado de dinero vinculada a Ryan Wedding.
  • La policía de Toronto pide ayuda pública para localizar a una mujer de 63 años desaparecida.
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