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Autopista de autobuses de Scarborough, choque fatal en Sheppard y apelación en Whitby — Jueves en Toronto

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🚑 Últimas noticias e incidentes

  1. Motociclista declarado muerto tras una colisión en Sheppard Ave East y Grand River Blvd. La policía de Toronto informó que el choque ocurrió alrededor de las 21:30 del miércoles; el conductor de la motocicleta fue llevado al hospital con heridas que ponían en riesgo su vida y luego fue declarado muerto, mientras que el conductor del vehículo permaneció en la escena y las vías se cerraron para la investigación.
  2. Policía busca a hombre acusado de agredir sexualmente a una niña de 6 años en Roundhouse Park el 18 de agosto. La policía de Toronto describió al sospechoso como un hombre de 55–60 años que usa anteojos con montura plateada y publicó una foto; el incidente ocurrió alrededor de las 16:15 entre el Rogers Centre y Steamwhistle y los investigadores piden a quien tenga información que se comunique con ellos.

🚨 Delitos y seguridad pública

  1. La Corte de Apelaciones mantiene una condena condicional de 729 días para hombre de Whitby que disparó a intrusos que huían. Jason Munroe fue sentenciado en agosto pasado a 729 días y tres años de libertad condicional tras una invasión domiciliaria del 17 de junio de 2022 en Underwood Drive; el tribunal absolvió al acusado de delitos por acciones dentro de la casa, pero determinó que descargó imprudentemente un arma al disparar a los intrusos mientras escapaban.
  2. Hombre acusado de asesinato en primer grado por el tiroteo en Salsa on St. Clair comparece en la corte de Toronto. Hay un sospechoso acusado en el mortal tiroteo en el local Salsa on St. Clair; el acusado compareció en la corte de Toronto el jueves mientras continúa la investigación por homicidio.
  3. Arrestan a un hombre de 23 años tras denuncia de que una joven fue agredida sexualmente durante una clase particular de fútbol. La investigación apunta a que el incidente ocurrió cerca de Milano Ave y Martin Grove Rd en Vaughan; Zachary Weinstein fue arrestado el miércoles y acusado de agresión sexual e interferencia sexual, y la policía dice que creen que podría haber más víctimas.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. TTC abrirá nueva autopista elevada de autobuses en Scarborough el 30 de septiembre, seis meses antes. La TTC anunció una apertura para el 30 de septiembre que, según la entidad, recortará siete minutos los viajes al Scarborough Town Centre y ahorrará más de 118,000 pasajeros una hora a la semana; la alcaldesa Olivia Chow también anunció el límite de tarifas que empezaría en septiembre.
  2. Encuesta muestra a la alcaldesa Olivia Chow por delante de Brad Bradford 49% a 38% entre los votantes decididos de Toronto. Liaison Strategies ubicó a Chow en 49 por ciento y a Bradford en 38 por ciento a unas dos meses de las elecciones municipales; la encuesta presenta desgloses geográficos y por género que muestran a Chow liderando entre mujeres, el centro, North York y Scarborough.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. BTS regresa a Toronto con dos conciertos agotados en el estadio este fin de semana, congregando a unas 100,000 personas. Los conciertos de la gira Arirang World Tour están programados para sábado y domingo en Rogers Stadium y el grupo local de fans BTS Army Toronto dijo que los shows son un gran evento comunitario tras la ausencia de la banda de más de una década.
  2. Toronto Tempo demuestra alcance nacional con partidos en casa agotados y eventos en la costa oeste en Vancouver. La presidenta del Tempo, Teresa Resch, señaló que todos los partidos en casa en el Coca‑Cola Coliseum se agotaron y que el equipo jugará contra Portland y Las Vegas en Rogers Arena este fin de semana, tras un evento agotado de 15,892 aficionados en Vancouver el año pasado.

📰 También hoy

  • Jamaal Magloire, Dave Smart y otros ocho ingresan al Salón de la Fama del Baloncesto de Canadá, anunciada clase de 10 miembros.
  • TTC confirma apertura de la autopista de autobuses de Scarborough el 30 de septiembre, fecha exacta anunciada.
  • Aficionados critican las nuevas mascotas de Toronto Tempo, reacciones tras la presentación.
  • Toronto Tempo eliminado oficialmente de la contienda por los playoffs, confirmada la duodécima derrota consecutiva.
  • Festival de arte gratuito en Toronto se inaugura en las ruinas de una iglesia incendiada, evento por abrir.
  • BTS vuelve para concierto de dos noches en estadio de Toronto, funciones agotadas.
  • La provincia presenta 35 escuelas nuevas y ampliadas, anuncio en medio de negociaciones con docentes.
  • El ministro de Educación de Ontario dice estar ‘muy optimista’ de que las huelgas no cerrarán las escuelas, contratos vencen a fin de agosto.
  • Votación adelantada empieza el viernes para tres elecciones federales parciales, votos programados para el 31 de agosto.
  • La OPP se suma a la investigación por presunto fraude en London Health Sciences Centre, habilitado el número de denuncia 1‑844‑677‑9413.
  • Tres acusados tras incautación de $1.28M en drogas y armas por la OPP en investigación en Walpole Island, realizadas arrestos.
  • (duplicado) BTS Army Toronto se prepara para shows agotados en Rogers Stadium, líder del grupo comunitario en destaque.
  • Algunas plazas municipales en Ontario siguen sin contendientes a medida que se acerca la fecha límite de candidaturas, cierre de inscripciones el viernes.
  • (informe fotográfico) Motociclista muerto tras choque en Scarborough, incidente reportado.
  • Publican explicativo sobre incendios de baterías de iones de litio, detalles de seguridad.
  • Exdiputado liberal recientemente renunciado se postula para el consejo municipal de Scarborough North, campaña anunciada.
  • Algunas plazas municipales de Ontario sin contienda antes del cierre de candidaturas, preocupación por la democracia local.
  • Mujer de Windsor acusada de agresión tras incidente en puesto de limonada el 3 de agosto, dos niños heridos.
  • Jamaal Magloire encabeza la clase del Salón de la Fama del baloncesto de Canadá, inducción en St. Stephen, N.B.
  • (duplicado) Los partidos de Vancouver de Tempo muestran alcance en todo Canadá, partidos en casa agotados.
  • Apertura fallida del Markham Indy obliga a disculpa del presidente de la carrera, el funcionario se disculpó.

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