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Despedida de Oliver Jones, demanda por subrogación y corte del REM — Montreal, miércoles

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🚑 Novedades e incidentes

  1. Vecinos de Montreal conmocionados tras muerte de una mujer en presunto caso de violencia de pareja. Residentes en Montreal informaron que la muerte parecía un caso de violencia de pareja; la policía confirmó que una mujer fue asesinada y los investigadores están a cargo de la escena. En los reportes iniciales no se anunciaron cargos ni fechas de audiencia.

🚨 Delitos y seguridad pública

  1. Se suspenden los cargos contra 11 jóvenes en investigación vinculada al tiroteo policial de Longueuil que mató a un adolescente. Un juez suspendió los cargos contra 11 jóvenes vinculados a la investigación sobre el tiroteo de la policía de Longueuil que terminó con la muerte de un adolescente; la decisión pausa los procesos penales mientras continúan las revisiones legales y de investigación.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. El primer ministro pidió a las provincias que repongan licores estadounidenses mientras Canadá cierra trato comercial con EE. UU. Según informes, el primer ministro Mark Carney pidió a los primeros ministros provinciales que devolvieran licores de Estados Unidos a los estantes provinciales mientras Ottawa y Washington finalizan el lenguaje de un acuerdo comercial; el primer ministro de Nueva Escocia, Tim Houston, confirmó la solicitud y dijo que las provincias retiraron bebidas estadounidenses el año pasado tras los aranceles de EE. UU.

🏥 Salud

  1. Policía de Holanda pide ayuda tras el colapso de “Lucky” en Ámsterdam; investigadores creen que podría tener vínculos con Canadá. La policía de Ámsterdam dice que el hombre no identificado apodado “Lucky” se desplomó el 10 de mayo de 2023, sufrió una hemorragia cerebral o un derrame, ahora padece afasia y ha generado más de 500 pistas desde que las autoridades pidieron ayuda para identificarlo.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Montreal abrirá capilla ardiente y funeral público por el pianista de jazz Oliver Jones, fallecido el 22 de julio a los 91 años. El ayuntamiento ofrecerá una capilla ardiente pública el miércoles y el funeral será el jueves en Union United Church en Little Burgundy; Jones tenía 91 años, era miembro de la Order of Canada y se crió en Little Burgundy.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Pareja de Montreal demanda a agencia de subrogación de Ontario por casi 200,000 dólares canadienses tras un mortinato. Kristina Kasparian y Jeremy Cohen alegan que Canadian Fertility Consulting incumplió el contrato y manejó mal los reembolsos de gastos después de que su embarazo por subrogación en 2023 terminó en un mortinato en diciembre; la pareja solicita casi 200,000 dólares canadienses en daños y perjuicios.

📰 También hoy

  • Céline Dion habla sobre el síndrome de la persona rígida en una nueva entrevista.
  • Health Canada incauta anticonceptivos y antibióticos no autorizados en una tienda de Montreal.
  • Demanda colectiva por jarabe de arce falso ahora apunta a grandes cadenas de supermercados.
  • Ponen en duda la estrategia del PQ de pausar el referéndum para atraer votantes.
  • Cirujano innu habla sobre la muerte de un niño en Ivujivik y la salud indígena.
  • Auger-Aliassime avanza a los octavos de final del Cincinnati Open tras vencer a Cerúndolo.
  • Servicio del REM (Réseau express métropolitain) interrumpido entre Brossard y Côte-de-Liesse.
  • Carey Price será homenajeado en el Bell Centre tras su ingreso al Salón de la Fama.
  • Expertos dicen que las elecciones en Quebec probablemente no pongan en riesgo el acuerdo de Churchill Falls.
  • Nuevos aranceles de EE. UU. podrían afectar a una agrupación artística sin fines de lucro de Montreal.
  • (ID duplicado) Demanda colectiva por jarabe de arce falso apunta a supermercados.

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