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Pinaghihinalaang Femicide, Churchill Falls Deal at Libing ni Oliver Jones — Montreal Monday

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💼 Economy & Business

  1. Tumaas ang implasyon sa 3.0% noong Hulyo dahil sa pagtaas ng presyo ng gasolina. Iniulat ng Statistics Canada ang consumer price index para sa Hulyo na 3.0% taon-sa-taon; pangunahing dahilan ang gasolina, na naghinto ng ilang buwang pagbaba at nakaapekto sa gastos sa fuel ng mga sambahayan sa Montreal at Quebec.

  2. Kasama ang Polytechnique Montréal na laboratoryo sa pederal na programang Ramp Up para ihanda ang Canada sa mga susunod na pandemya. Sinabi ng pinuno ng pananaliksik na si Gregory De Crescenzo na sinasanay ng lab ang mga estudyante at nagde-develop ng mga protinang handa para sa bakuna at mga antibody; pinapangkat ng Ramp Up ang biomanufacturing sa buong Canada upang pabilisin ang paggawa ng bakuna at therapeutics.

  3. Tumataas ang demand para sa mga sertipiko ng pagiging Canadian citizen, bahagi ay mula sa mga aplikanteng Amerikano. Ipinapakita ng datos ng gobyerno na may matinding pagdami ng aplikasyon para sa mga certificate, kung saan ang mga U.S. applicants ay kumakatawan sa isang kapuna-punang bahagi ng mga kahilingan para sa dokumentasyon na kailangan para sa dual-citizenship o patunay ng status.

  4. Maaaring mag-walkout ang mga blue-collar worker sa Montreal kasabay ng UCI Road Cycling World Championships. Ayon sa mga pinagkukuhanan ng impormasyon sa paggawa, ang banta ng aksyon ay inaasahang kasabay ng championships sa Montreal; nag-uusap pa ang mga organizer at unyon ngunit wala pang anunsyo ng kasunduan o takdang petsa ng welga.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Pinaghihinalaang femicide sa Villeray, isang 44-anyos na babae ang napatay. Dumalaw ang pulisya 1:45 p.m. Sabado sa isang apartment sa Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension at idineklarang patay ang babae; isang 51-anyos na lalaking partner na may malubhang sugat sa itaas na parte ng katawan ay dinala sa ospital sa kritikal pero stable na kondisyon, na siyang ika-15 na pagpatay sa Montreal ngayong 2026.

  2. Tumulong ang RCMP sa pagbawi ng 2,000 taong gulang na mangkok mula sa Peru na natagpuan sa auction house sa Montreal. Kinilala ng mga awtoridad sa Peru ang pre-Hispanic na mangkok noong huling bahagi ng Hunyo; nagpaubaya ang nagbenta sa Montreal ng artifact nang walang kabayaran at naipakita ito sa mga kinatawan ng konsulado ng Peru noong Hulyo 16 matapos ilipat sa kustodiya ng RCMP.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Nag-anunsyo ang Quebec at Newfoundland & Labrador ng non-binding na kasunduan sa enerhiya mula sa Churchill Falls. Sinabi nina Premiers Christine Frechette at Tony Wakeham at ni Prime Minister Mark Carney na ginagarantiyahan ng kasunduan ang supply ng kuryente ng Quebec mula sa Churchill Falls hanggang 2077 at kabilang dito ang $10 billion sa pederal na pagpopondo para i-upgrade ang 5,428 MW generating station.

  2. Sabi ng auditor general ng Quebec, kailangang magbawas ng hindi bababa sa $2 billion ang susunod na gobyerno para tumingin sa balanced budget. Nagbabala si Auditor Christine Roy na ipinapakita ng 2026 pre-election analysis na kailangan ang isang $2 billion na pagputol simula sa susunod na taon, na may $3 billion na fiscal target sa 2028–29 at $1.85 billion shortfall na kailangang alisin sa ilalim ng Balanced Budget Act.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Itinakda ang pampublikong libing para sa Montreal jazz icon na si Oliver Jones sa Huwebes sa Little Burgundy. Nakaplano ang libing sa Union United Church sa 1 p.m.; magkakaroon ng public viewing Miyerkules 1:30–7:30 p.m. sa Hall of Honour ng Montreal City Hall, at magkakaroon ng jumbo screens at limitadong outdoor seating simula alas-dose ng tanghali.

  2. Karamihan ng Canada’s Olympic-bound flag football teams ay binubuo ng mga manlalaro mula sa Quebec. Ipinapakita ng mga roster na inilabas para sa nalalapit na Olympic tournament na ang nakararami sa mga atleta ay mula sa Quebec, na sumasalamin sa malakas na presensya ng lalawigan sa sport.

📰 Also Today

  • Inilipat ang elementary school sa Quebec City matapos matagpuan ang mga bitak sa estruktura, ilang linggo bago magsimula ang klase.
  • Laman: sa loob ng Montreal lab na naghahanda sa Canada para sa susunod na pandemya (feature tour sa Polytechnique Montréal).
  • Malaking anunsyo sa enerhiya Quebec–N.L. nagpatibay ng momentum, bago ilabas ang mga detalye ng deal.
  • Sabi ng auditor general ng Quebec na kailangang higpitan ang paggasta ng susunod na gobyerno para sa balanced budget, ayon sa pre-election report.
  • (duplicate) Sa loob ng Montreal lab na naghahanda ang Canada para sa susunod na pandemya.
  • Kailangang magsagawa ng $2B effort ang Quebec para ibalanse ang budget, babala ng auditor general.
  • Sa loob ng Montreal lab na nagtatrabaho para ihanda ang Canada laban sa mga hinaharap na pandemya (mga metodo ng lab at papel ng Ramp Up).
  • Nag-anunsyo ang Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador ng Churchill Falls energy deal, kasama ang pederal na pagpopondo.
  • Tumulong ang RCMP na maibalik ang sinaunang artifact mula sa Peru sa Montreal, 2,000 taong gulang na mangkok na naibalik.

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