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Renovictions, Pag-igib ng Transit at Pagkatalo sa Home CFL — Buod ng Linggo ng Ottawa

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Patuloy ang paghahanap sa nawawalang piloto malapit sa Kawartha Lakes. Pinangunahan ng Trenton Joint Rescue Coordination Centre ang malawakang paghahanap malapit sa Balsam Lake para kay 73 taong gulang na piloto David Douglas, na umalis mula sa Oshawa Executive Airport bandang 8:30 a.m. noong Biyernes at hindi nakabalik; hinihiling ng Durham Regional Police at ng pamilya sa mga residente sa cottage area na i-report ang anumang nakita o kuhang video sa 911.

  2. Sakay ng sasakyan dinala sa ospital matapos bumangga sa bangko sa Riverside South. Ayon sa Ottawa paramedics, isinugod sa ospital ang isang driver matapos mabangga ang kanyang sasakyan sa isang bangko sa Riverside South; tumugon ang Ottawa Fire at mga paramedic sa eksena, at ang pulisya ang nagsasagawa ng imbestigasyon sa aksidente sa lugar.

  3. Banggaan sa kanlurang Quebec, 2 patay. Iniulat na ang isang banggaan sa kanlurang bahagi ng Quebec ay nag-iwan ng dalawang patay; tumugon ang provincial police at iniimbestigahan ang mga pangyayari at pagkakakilanlan ng mga sangkot.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Naglunsad ang Ontario ng bagong patakaran sa cash bail. Inanunsyo ng pamahalaang panlalawigan na ang mga akusadong pinakawalan mula sa kustodiya ay kailangan nang mag-post ng buong cash security sa loob ng dalawang araw na may negosyo, at binigyan ang estado ng bagong kapangyarihan para sa garnishment, liens sa ari-arian at paghahabol ng pagkuha kung hindi mababayaran; inilahad ang mga hakbang ni Attorney General Doug Downey sa Vaughan.

  2. Tatlong kabataan kinasuhan kaugnay ng imbestigasyon sa ‘Rogue Riders’ sa Peel. Ayon sa Peel police, nagresulta ang Project Rogue Riders sa pag-charge sa isang 15-anyos, 17-anyos at 13-anyos para sa dangerous operation, stunt driving, careless driving at breach of recognizance matapos magsagawa ng mga warrant noong Hulyo 23 at makuhang anim na dirt bike.

  3. Nadakip sa California ang fugitive mula Hamilton na hinahanap mula 1991. Inaresto ng U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement si 64-anyos Charles Peter Billone sa Santa Cruz, California; kinumpirma ng Hamilton police na hinahanap si Billone sa Canada kaugnay ng umano’y pag-atakeng sekswal sa bata at nananatili siyang nasa kustodiya ng ICE habang isinasagawa ang proseso ng pagkakatanggal.

  4. Tatlo kinasuhan matapos makuhang mahigit $1M na ninakaw mula sa condo sa Toronto at York. Ayon sa Toronto police, nagresulta ang Project Compass sa 150 charge laban sa tatlong suspek at nakarekober ng higit sa 2,500 nakaw na kagamitan na tinatayang nagkakahalaga ng $1 milyon hanggang $1.5 milyon, kaugnay ng hindi bababa sa 21 pag-break in sa Toronto at iba pang insidente sa ibang lugar.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Naglabas ang Ontario ng data-centre playbook habang may moratorium ang ilang munisipalidad. Inilabas ng pamahalaang panlalawigan ang isang framework para sa data centre ngayong linggo habang nagpapatigil muna ang ilang munisipalidad sa development; sinabi ni Premier Doug Ford sa mga nag-uulat na maling-inform ang mga Ontarian tungkol sa data centres habang naghahangad ang lalawigan ng mas malinaw na patakaran para sa mga kumpanya.

  2. Nagtipon sa Ottawa ang mga pinuno ng munisipyo para humiling ng mas predictable na pondo. Nagpunta sa Ottawa ang mga mayor at opisyal ng munisipyo ngayong linggo upang humiling ng mas matatag at predictable na pondo mula sa mas mataas na pamahalaan; nakatuon ang mga pulong sa pangmatagalang revenue tools para sa mga lungsod.

  3. Sinabi ni Ford na hindi niya inaprubahan ang diumano’y surveillance ng PC kay Bonnie Crombie. Sinabi ni Premier Doug Ford sa mga nag-uulat sa Guelph na hindi niya inaprubahan ang naiulat na $3,000 gastusin ng PC para magpadala ng operative sa Jamaica para sundan ang noo’y Liberal leader Bonnie Crombie, at iginiit na kamakailan lamang niya nalaman ang paggastos.

  4. Nag-alok ang lalawigan at pederal na pamahalaan ng $1B para sa mga munisipalidad na mag-wawalang-bisa ng development charges. Inanunsyo ng Ontario at pederal na pamahalaan ang isang $1-billion na programa para suportahan ang mga munisipalidad na pipiliing huwag maningil ng development fees, inilalarawan ang pondo bilang kabayaran para sa nawawalang municipal revenue.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Sabi ng Unifor, seryosong pinag-iisipan ng Stellantis ang pagsasara ng Brampton assembly plant. Sinabi ni Unifor president Lana Payne na inabisuhan ng Stellantis ang unyon na maaaring isara at ibenta ang Brampton Assembly Plant matapos sabihing ililipat ang produksyon ng Jeep Compass sa U.S.; sinabi ng Stellantis na naghahanda ito para sa collective bargaining at wala pang opisyal na anunsyo.

  2. Plano sa redevelopment ng Accora Village nagpapalakas ng takot sa renoviction sa mga residente. Tinututulan ng mga residente ng Accora Village ang isang redevelopment proposal na sinasabing maaaring magdulot ng renovictions; humihingi ang mga nangungupahan at advocacy groups ng detalye tungkol sa timeline, kompensasyon at proteksyon para sa mga tenant habang umuusad ang mga proposal.

  3. Naghahanap ng sagot ang mga tenant ng mga unit na nasalanta ng baha tungkol sa kanilang mga karapatan. Humihingi ng kaliwanagan ang mga tenant na nakatira sa flood-damaged units tungkol sa legal na karapatan, kompensasyon at timeline ng relocation mula sa mga landlord at opisyal ng munisipyo habang tinatalakay ang mga recovery plan.

🏥 Health

  1. Ayon sa public health, hindi inaasahang magdulot ng pangmatagalang panganib sa kalusugan ang ‘black soot’ event sa Hamilton. Naglabas ng assessment ang Hamilton Public Health na nagsasabing malamang mababa ang antas ng exposure mula sa early-July black particulate event batay sa data ng kalidad ng hangin at bilang ng pagbisita sa ospital; iniulat ng ilang residente ang bahagyang sintomas tulad ng makating mga mata at pag-ubo.

  2. Nakuha ang pekeng injectable cosmetic mula sa isang spa sa Hamilton. Kinumpiska ng Health Canada ang mga hindi-awtorisadong injectable na produkto sa Dyosa Beauty & Wellness Lounge sa Hamilton, kabilang ang mga may label na nagsasabing Botox at Juvéderm variants, at nagbabala na kinumpirma ng mga lehitimong manufacturer na peke ang mga nasamsam.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Itinuro ng seasonal tree-planting job sa isang manggagawa ang tungkol sa pagka-Canadian. Ikinuwento ng isang manggagawa na ang seasonal tree-planting job ay nagturo sa kanya ng mga leksyon tungkol sa Canada, inilarawan ang mga praktikal na kasanayan na natutunan at mga koneksiyong nabuo habang nagtatrabaho sa iba't ibang forested sites noong tag-init.

  2. Ukrainian artist magpe-perform ng soul-music album sa paligid ng Ottawa. Nakaiskedyul ang isang Ukrainian musician na i-perform ang isang soul-music album sa Ottawa area, na may mga itinakdang petsa at lugar para sa lokal na madla.

  3. Local fashion camp nagturo sa mga bata kung paano maging style icons. Nag-alok ang isang summer fashion camp sa lungsod ng hands-on sessions sa styling, design at runway basics, kung saan ang mga instruktor ay nagpapatakbo ng multi-day workshops para sa mga kalahok.

🏈 Sports

  1. Winnipeg Blue Bombers tinalo ang walang panalong Ottawa Redblacks 33-21 sa Princess Auto Stadium. Nag-rush si Brady Oliveira ng Winnipeg ng 74 yards at isang touchdown at nagdagdag ng 80 receiving yards habang umangat ang Blue Bombers at nanatiling walang panalo ang Redblacks matapos ang Biyernes na CFL matchup sa Ottawa (kabiserang lungsod ng Canada) sa Princess Auto Stadium (estadyong Princess Auto sa Ottawa).

  2. Panalo si Marcus Ericsson sa inaugural Ontario Honda Dealers Indy sa Markham. Pinagwagian ni Marcus Ericsson si Romain Grosjean apat na laps bago matapos upang manalo sa inaugural Ontario Honda Dealers Indy sa Markham, na nagkamit ng ikalimang IndyCar victory sa kanyang karera habang nagtapos sina Will Power at Alex Palou sa ikatlo at ikaapat.

  3. Patuloy ang hindi pagkatalo ng Ottawa Rapid FC; profile ng junior reporter. Nanatiling unbeaten ang Ottawa Rapid FC habang umuusad ang club sa NSL (National Soccer League) season, at nagsagawa ang isang junior Rapid reporter ng panayam kay defender Olivia Scott bilang bahagi ng patuloy na lokal na coverage.

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. Tinapos na ang severe thunderstorm warning para sa paligid ng Gananoque. Inangat ng Environment Canada ang severe thunderstorm warning para sa rehiyon ng Gananoque matapos dumaan ang sistema, na nagbabala ng panganib ng malakas na hangin at malakas na pag-ulan sa mga naunang advisory.

  2. Apektado pa rin ang east end ng Line 1 dahil sa huling problema sa overhead wire. Iniulat ng OC Transpo (public transit agency ng Ottawa) ang patuloy na pagkaantala ng serbisyo sa east end ng Line 1 kasunod ng kamakailang problema sa overhead wire, na nakaapekto sa mga commuters sa nasabing segment.

  3. Nag-anunsyo ang OC Transpo ng malawakang pagbabago sa iskedyul para sa taglagas. Inihayag ng OC Transpo ang binagong fall schedule na naglalaman ng maraming serbisyo at timetable adjustments, na may mga pagbabago sa ruta at oras bilang paghahanda para sa Setyembre na transit period.

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