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Carriles bici, piloto desaparecido y problemas en el Indy: la semana en Toronto

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Continúa la búsqueda de un piloto desaparecido cerca de Kawartha Lakes. El Centro Conjunto de Coordinación de Rescate de Trenton y la policía local rastrearon la zona alrededor del lago Balsam después de que el piloto de 73 años David Douglas no regresara al aeropuerto Oshawa Executive tras despegar alrededor de las 8:30 a.m. del viernes; la familia pidió a residentes con grabaciones de cámaras o avistamientos de un vuelo inusualmente bajo que llamen al 911.

  2. Densa columna de humo negro en Zanzibar Tavern movilizó a los bomberos de Toronto al centro. Los bomberos acudieron al establecimiento del centro tras avisos de un incendio que producía abundante humo negro; Toronto Fire asistió en la escena el viernes y contuvo el incidente, sin más detalles sobre heridos o causa en el informe.

  3. La SIU investiga choque de tres vehículos que involucró a patrulla de la OPP en Kawartha Lakes. La Unidad de Investigaciones Especiales de la provincia abrió una pesquisa tras una colisión que incluyó una patrulla policial y otros dos vehículos en la zona de Kawartha Lakes; la SIU asignó investigadores para determinar si alguna actuación policial contribuyó a las lesiones.

  4. Colisión a primera hora en Brampton envía a dos personas al hospital. La policía de Peel informó que una camioneta y un sedán chocaron cerca de McLaughlin Road y Queen Street poco antes de las 3:45 a.m.; el conductor masculino fue trasladado a un centro de trauma en condición grave y la conductora presentó heridas leves; McLaughlin Road permaneció cerrada varias horas.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Empleado de la TTC apuñalado cerca de Bloor–Yonge; sospechoso sigue prófugo. La policía indicó que el ataque ocurrió poco después de las 8 a.m. del viernes mientras el trabajador estaba en su descanso; los paramédicos llevaron al afectado al hospital con heridas que no amenazan su vida; describen al sospechoso como un hombre corpulento con barba negra, chaleco acolchado azul y gorra negra.

  2. Tres jóvenes imputados en operativo contra ‘Rogue Riders’ de dirt-bikes en Peel. El proyecto Rogue Riders de la Policía Regional de Peel derivó en órdenes de registro el 23 de julio y en la incautación de seis dirt bikes; los cargos incluyen operación peligrosa y conducción de acrobacias para un joven de 15 años y otro de 13, además de incumplimiento de libertad condicional para un de 17 años.

  3. Hombre de Mississauga, 36, enfrenta nuevos cargos en investigación por trata de personas. La policía de Peel formuló cargos adicionales contra un hombre de 36 años de Mississauga como parte de una investigación en curso sobre trata de personas; los comunicados policiales no detallaron las acusaciones exactas en esta actualización, pero señalaron que la pesquisa sigue activa.

  4. Nuevo indicio en asesinato de 2022 en Scarborough apunta a un sospechoso conocido como ‘Jay’. La policía de Toronto vinculó a un hombre que se cree usaba el nombre “Jay” con el homicidio del 12 de noviembre de 2022 de Ding Ping Wang, de 31 años, y con un intento de asesinato posterior en el mismo estacionamiento de Scarborough; los investigadores difundieron imágenes de seguridad y detalles de la marcha en una conferencia de prensa del viernes.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. La Corte de Apelaciones de Ontario autoriza al gobierno Ford a quitar carriles bici del centro. El fallo unánime revocó una medida cautelar de un tribunal inferior y allana el camino para remover carriles en secciones de Yonge Street, University Avenue y Bloor Street; el juez Grant Huscroft escribió que los tribunales no deben interferir en políticas legislativas.

  2. Ontario implementa nuevos requisitos de caución, incluida garantía en efectivo obligatoria. El procurador general Doug Downey anunció que las personas acusadas que salgan en libertad deberán depositar una garantía íntegra en efectivo en un plazo de dos días hábiles, con facultades gubernamentales para embargar cuentas bancarias o imponer gravámenes si no se efectúan los pagos; críticos advierten efectos desproporcionados sobre los pobres.

  3. Los gobiernos provincial y federal anuncian oferta de 1.000 millones de dólares canadienses para municipios que renuncien a cargos de desarrollo. Ottawa y Queen’s Park presentaron un fondo para compensar a los municipios que opten por no aplicar cargos de desarrollo; el programa busca cubrir costos de infraestructura ligados a nuevo desarrollo residencial y comercial.

  4. Encuesta muestra empate entre Parrish y Crombie en la carrera por la alcaldía de Mississauga. La consulta de Liaison Strategies ubicó a Carolyn Parrish y Bonnie Crombie con 35% cada una entre los votantes decididos (26% cada una entre todos los votantes), mientras que 46% de los encuestados dijo que la ciudad va en la dirección equivocada.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Stellantis evalúa cerrar o vender la planta de ensamblaje de Brampton, según informes. Unifor afirma que la compañía considera trasladar la producción futura del Jeep Compass fuera de Brampton y podría paralizar la planta indefinidamente; la presidenta de Unifor, Lana Payne, dijo que Stellantis, no obstante, ha reiterado su compromiso con Brampton ante las próximas negociaciones contractuales.

  2. El desarrollo Mirvish Village está cerca de completarse pero faltan locales comerciales. El gran proyecto de uso mixto del centro casi finaliza, sin embargo los desarrolladores dicen que necesitan más comercios y restaurantes para ocupar las unidades comerciales recién construidas a lo largo de Bloor Street mientras el complejo entra en ocupación.

  3. Venta de empresa canadiense de pagos a capital privado de EE. UU. suscita dudas sobre privacidad digital. Una importante firma de pagos doméstica acordó una adquisición por parte de un fondo estadounidense, lo que generó escrutinio sobre el control transfronterizo de datos y las protecciones de privacidad para consumidores canadienses según reportes sobre las implicaciones de la venta.

🏈 Sports

  1. Los Blue Jays colocan a Vladimir Guerrero Jr. en la lista de lesionados por siete días por una conmoción. Guerrero salió del triunfo 3-1 del viernes sobre los Yankees tras recibir una rodillazo en la cabeza y mantuvo síntomas el sábado; el club convocó al zurdo Ricky Tiedemann y designó al derecho Lazaro Estrada para asignación para mover piezas en el roster.

  2. Marcus Ericsson gana la primera edición del Ontario Honda Dealers Indy en Markham. Ericsson obtuvo la victoria en la primera carrera de IndyCar en Markham sobre el nuevo circuito urbano, cerrando un fin de semana que incluyó demoras en entrenamientos y un programa completo de competencia alrededor del trazado del centro.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Nueva clínica en Toronto ofrece atención psiquiátrica dirigida a madres primerizas. La clínica abrió para brindar evaluación psiquiátrica y tratamiento por problemas de salud mental posparto, con el objetivo de reducir tiempos de espera que antes obligaban a las nuevas madres a buscar atención en otros lugares.

  2. El Ontario Honda Dealers Indy en Markham comenzó entre inconvenientes de preparación del circuito y cambios de horario. Los organizadores retrasaron los entrenamientos del viernes por la certificación de la pista y pidieron disculpas a los aficionados; los entrenamientos y la clasificación se reanudaron el sábado con la clasificación de NTT IndyCar y carreras programadas durante el fin de semana, además de un concierto de The Glorious Sons.

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