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Oakville congela nuevos centros de datos, seis belugas trasladadas y condenado por asesinato en Whitby — Miércoles en Toronto

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🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Hombre de Whitby declarado culpable de asesinato en segundo grado tras confesión en redes sociales. Troy Moulton fue declarado culpable en marzo de la muerte de su esposa separada de 34 años, Latonya Anderson, el 4 de noviembre de 2023; los fiscales piden un periodo de inelegibilidad para la libertad condicional de 20 años y el juez debe fijar una barrera de libertad condicional entre 10 y 25 años.

  2. Acusan a un hombre de 26 años de asesinato en segundo grado tras apuñalamiento en Hamilton. La policía indica que Zenin Roussel, de 21 años, fue hallado con heridas de arma blanca cerca de Main y Frid tras un altercado nocturno el 9 de agosto; los investigadores requisaron un SUV blanco y han identificado a cuatro testigos.

  3. La policía desmantela cultivo ilegal de cannabis en Brampton; incautan 1,5 millones de dólares canadienses. Los agentes encontraron casi 4.000 plantas, 23 kg de cannabis procesado y 600 dólares canadienses en una unidad comercial de Rutherford Road South; dos hombres de 38 y 43 años enfrentan cargos y deben presentarse en la corte de Toronto el 3 de septiembre.

  4. Policía de Niagara identifica restos y investiga como homicidio. Los investigadores identificaron a Brenda Marie LeBlanc, nacida en 1963, cuyos restos fueron hallados durante demoliciones en 7081 Stanley Avenue en Niagara Falls en noviembre de 2023; la policía usó genealogía genética investigativa y pide a quien tenga información que la comunique a los investigadores.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Oakville aplica una moratoria de un año a nuevos centros de datos. El concejo votó por unanimidad a favor de la pausa de un año y ordenó al personal estudiar ruido, vibraciones, emisiones y normas de uso del suelo después de que el desarrollador Hive Digital Technologies anunciara planes para una instalación de inteligencia artificial de 320 megavatios con objetivo de finales de 2027.

  2. El aspirante a alcalde Brad Bradford promete eliminar los carriles bici de Bloor St. W. si es electo. El candidato Bradford prometió públicamente retirar los carriles bici y convirtió esa promesa en parte de su plataforma electoral.

🌦️ Clima y vías

  1. Toronto tendrá eclipse solar parcial y pico de las Perseidas durante la noche. El eclipse parcial comenzó a las 12:55 p.m. EST y duró unos 90 minutos; los observadores de meteoros pueden esperar entre 30 y 50 meteoros por hora en el pico, favorecidos por luna nueva y cielos que se despejarán después de la tarde.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Seis belugas trasladadas desde Marineland y voladas desde Toronto Pearson hacia acuarios de EE. UU. Especialistas de Marineland alzaron a dos machos (Zephyr, Balor) y cuatro hembras (Caspian, Pikachu, Secord, Rain/Spurlock) en arneses el miércoles, y luego los escoltaron en convoy policial hasta Toronto Pearson para vuelos hacia acuarios estadounidenses; a una hembra se le trató la cola antes de autorizar su traslado.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Raptors abrirán la NBA Cup 2026 en casa frente a Orlando el 30 de octubre. Toronto recibe a Orlando el 30 de octubre, visita a Milwaukee el 6 de noviembre y a Detroit el 20 de noviembre, y luego recibe a Brooklyn el 27 de noviembre; todos los partidos salvo la final cuentan para las estadísticas de la temporada regular.

📰 También hoy

  • Consejos para ver las Perseidas en el área metropolitana de Toronto, incluidos horarios y visibilidad.
  • Anciano acusado tras choque mortal de motocicleta en Barrie, acusado tras la colisión.
  • Exentrenador de los Raptors disputa casi 700,000 dólares canadienses en impuestos de Ontario sobre una casa multimillonaria.
  • Rescate de animales de St. Thomas facturado por 198,156 dólares canadienses por PAWS tras el incautamiento de casi 60 gatos.
  • Hockey Canada mantiene suspensiones para cuatro jugadores del mundial junior 2018; uno fue reincorporado.
  • Vuelco de autobús cerca de Wawa dejó 17 heridos; conductor acusado de conducción descuidada.
  • Rybakina vence a Osaka en NBO Toronto; Gauff avanza por walkover tras la retirada de Bencic.
  • Robos de autos caen 8.4% en Ontario en la primera mitad de 2026, según informe.
  • Productores de Ontario presionan a terminales alimentarias para ayudar a abaratar los comestibles.
  • Exploran montar Julio César dentro de una fraternidad en Toronto.
  • Aficionados de los Blue Jays mantienen la esperanza mientras el equipo persigue un puesto de comodín.
  • Explicador: cómo los Blue Jays podrían llegar a la postemporada 2026 desde el último lugar.
  • Guía para ver lluvias de meteoros en Ontario con los mejores lugares y horarios.
  • (Duplicado) Eclipse parcial en Toronto y pico de las Perseidas durante la noche.
  • (Duplicado) Calendario de la NBA Cup de los Raptors publicado, apertura el 30 de octubre contra Magic.
  • La eliminación del HST provoca un auge en las ventas de viviendas nuevas en Ontario en el segundo trimestre, según grupos de la industria.

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