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Sánchez Lumagda, Hepe ng Pulisya Susagot at Pagtaas ng Overnight Youth Crisis — Montreal Martes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Hepe ng pulisya ng Montreal magsasagot tungkol sa pagbuwag ng yunit sa Montréal‑Nord. Magsasalita si Chief Fady Dagher sa isang pampublikong pagpupulong kaugnay ng Hunyo na pagbuwag sa isang 16‑myembrong patrol unit na iniuugnay sa mga alegasyon ng maling pamamalakad at rasismo. Ayon sa pulisya, tatlong opisyal ang sinuspinde, tatlo ang inilipat sa administratibong tungkulin at sampu ang inilipat; isang bagong koponan ang ipinadala sa Montréal‑Nord noong Hulyo 13 at sinasabi ng mga tagausig na wala pang isinumiteng kasong kriminal.
  2. Dati‑miyembro ng RCMP na si Maurice Carvery naghain ng reklamo ukol sa racial‑profiling matapos ang paghinto sa Longueuil noong Hulyo 24. Naghain si Carvery at ang samahang Red Coalition ng mga reklamo sa mga komisyon ng etika ng pulisya at karapatang pantao ng Quebec at hiniling sa ministro ng pambahay‑seguridad ng probinsya na imbestigahan matapos ang insidente noong Hulyo 24 sa Longueuil kung saan hiniling ng mga opisyal ang kanyang ID at inirereklamo niyang napapalibutan siya ng mas maraming opisyal; isang opisyal ang nagtukoy sa isang municipal na panuntunan sa pag‑smoke.
  3. Ikalawang pusa na may rabies iniulat sa Montérégie; may nakumpirmang may sakit na raccoon sa Centre‑du‑Québec. Ayon sa mga paunawa ng pampublikong kalusugan, isang ikalawang alagang pusa sa Montérégie ang nagpositibo sa rabies at nakumpirma rin ang isang may sakit na raccoon sa Centre‑du‑Québec, kaya naglunsad ng follow‑up ang lokal na animal‑control at pampublikong kalusugan sa mga apektadong munisipalidad.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Dumarami ang overnight texts sa Kids Help Phone; tinawag ng CEO na isang “canary in the coal mine.” Iniulat ng Kids Help Phone na 183% ang higit na text reach‑outs tuwing gabi (8 p.m.–8 a.m. ET) kumpara sa mga mensahe sa araw at 24% ang pagtaas sa mga overnight na kahilingan sa unang anim na buwan ng taon kumpara sa nakaraang taon; sinabi ng CEO Rebecca Shields na nakakatanggap ang serbisyo ng crisis text kada 90 segundo at ang Yukon ang may pinakamalaking overnight na pagtaas na 64%.
  2. Hinahamon sa konstitusyon ang batas ng Quebec na nagtatapos sa sapilitang panunumpa sa Hari. Ang kamakailang ipinasa na batas ng Quebec na nag-aalis ng sapilitang panunumpa sa Hari ay ngayo’y sinasaklaw ng isang hamon sa konstitusyon na isinampa laban sa probinsya.
  3. Pinatitibay ng Quebec ang mga refund para sa bakanteng inumin mula Ontario. Ayon sa ulat, haharangin ng mga bagong panukala ng probinsya ang mga refund para sa mga empties na nagmumula sa Ontario, bilang bahagi ng mga panukalang makakaapekto sa cross‑provincial na pagbalik ng mga lalagyan.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Buksan ng Pierrefonds‑Roxboro ang kauna‑unahang skatepark nito. Inilunsad ng borough ang kauna‑unahang skatepark sa Pierrefonds‑Roxboro, tanda ng unang pampamahalaang skate facility sa lugar.
  2. CF Montréal pumirma ng bituing Chilean na si Alexis Sánchez para sa pinaikling MLS sprint season ng 2027. Inanunsiyo ng CF Montréal ang kasunduan para sa 37‑anyos na si Alexis Sánchez na may designated‑player status at may club option para sa 2027–28; sinabi ng club na sasama si Sánchez para sa pinaikling 2027 MLS sprint season at siya ang magiging pinakamalaking profile na pagkuha ng koponan mula kay Didier Drogba.

📰 Ngayon Rin

  • Isang taga‑New Zealand nakumpleto ang pag‑canoe papasok sa Canada matapos ang dalawang taon, tinapos ang kanyang paglalakbay mula baybayin hanggang baybayin.
  • Makakakita ang Quebec ng isang bihirang palabas sa kalangitan sa Miyerkules, makikita sa ilang bahagi ng probinsya.
  • Dalawang premier lamang ng Silangang Canada ang dumalo sa conference ng mga gobernador ng New England, mas mababa kaysa karaniwan ngayong taon.
  • Ulat: inaakit si Alexis Sánchez ng CF Montréal bago pa man ang pagkakaponda, ayon sa mga transfer rumours.
  • Nakipag‑ugnayan ang lider ng PQ sa mga anglophone bago ang eleksyon, nagpapahiwatig ng outreach bago ang kampanya.
  • Naantala ang mga flight sa Wabush airport dahil sa nawawalang firefighting equipment, iniulat ng airline ang grounding ng mga flight.
  • Namatay ang isang driver matapos bumangga sa isang mabigat na trak sa Montérégie, kinumpirma ng pulisya ang nakamamatay na banggaan.
  • Hepe ng pulisya lilinawin ang isyu ng rasismo sa Montréal‑Nord sa publiko, naka‑iskedyul ang pampublikong briefing habang nagpapatuloy ang coverage.
  • Mahigit 1,000 katawan ng mga taga‑Quebec ang hindi nakuha noong nakaraang taon, sinuri ng ulat ang trend.
  • Tumataas ang mga alalahanin sa kaligtasan sa Chinatown ng Montreal dahil sa homelessness at paggamit ng droga, nagpapatuloy ang mga talakayan ng komunidad.
  • (Duplicate) Dalawang premier lang ng Silangang Canada ang dumalo sa taunang conference kasama ang mga gobernador ng New England, mababa ang pagdalo.
  • Ipinapakita ng mga pre‑campaign ads ng mga partidong Quebec ang mga tema bago ang eleksyon, tumitindi ang pag‑bayad sa mga ad.
  • (Duplicate) Pinaiigting ng Quebec ang paghahabol ng refund para sa empties mula Ontario, pagbabago sa polisiya ng probinsya.
  • (Duplicate) Iniulat na papunta sa CF Montréal ang alamat ng soccer na si Alexis Sánchez, inuulit ang mga transfer rumours.

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