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Natapos ang Babala sa Kulog at Kidlat; Usapang Edukasyon at Imbestigasyon ng OPP — Huwebes, Ottawa

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Sinabi ng ministro ng edukasyon ng Ontario na siya’y ‘napaka-optimistiko’ habang nagsisimula ang usapan kasama ang mga unyon ng guro. Sinabi ng ministro ng edukasyon noong Huwebes sa mga mamamahayag na mag-e-expire ang umiiral na mga kontrata ng guro sa katapusan ng Agosto at naka-iskedyul bumalik ang mga paaralan bandang Labour Day, at inaasahan niya na magsisimula at matatapos ang paparating na taon ng paaralan nang walang pagkaantala.

  2. Ilang upuan sa munisipyo nananatiling hindi kinompetensya habang magsasara ang nominasyon sa Biyernes, babala ng mga tagamasid sa Ontario. Binanggit ng ulat na magsasara ang nominasyon sa hapon ng Biyernes at binigyang-diin ang mga uso sa mga rural na lugar kung saan may mga konseho na napa-acclaim noong 2018, ayon kina Zachary Spicer ng York University at Robin Jones, pangulo ng Association of Municipalities of Ontario.

  3. Winalis na ng Environment Canada ang babala sa kulog at kidlat para sa lugar ng Ottawa. Inihayag ng alerto ng ahensya na inalis noong Miyerkules ang babala sa kulog at kidlat para sa Ottawa.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Sumasali ang OPP sa imbestigasyon ng umano’y pandaraya sa London Health Sciences Centre; nagbukas ng tip line. Sinabi ng OPP noong Huwebes na tumutulong ito sa isang pagsisiyasat na nagsimula noong Oktubre 2024 at nagtatag ng dedikadong tip line sa 1-844-677-9413 matapos iulat ng ospital ang mga umano’y mapanlinlang na aktibidad na naganap mula 2013–2024 at magsampa ng tatlong kaso na nagkakahalaga ng mga $80 milyon, dolyar ng Canada.

  2. Tatlong tao kinasuhan matapos mag-seize ang OPP ng $1.28 milyon na droga, mga armas at mga ninakaw na sasakyan. Sinabi ng Ontario Provincial Police na ang imbestigasyong sinimulan noong Abril ay nagresulta sa mga search warrant noong Hulyo 17 sa dalawang bahay sa London at sa pag-seize ng higit sa $1.28 milyon na ipinagbabawal na droga, mga baril, mga ninakaw na sasakyan, pera at mga pag-aari na may kaugnayan sa mga krimen.

🏈 Sports

  1. Mga sold-out na laro ng Toronto Tempo at paglabas sa Vancouver nagpapakita ng pambansang abot. Binanggit ni Tempo president Teresa Resch ang sold-out na crowd na 15,892 para sa isang Hulyo WNBA game sa Vancouver at pinuna na bawat home game ng Tempo sa Toronto’s Coca-Cola Coliseum ay naubos ang tiket sa kanilang unang season.

  2. Si Jamaal Magloire ang nangunguna sa klase ng Canada Basketball Hall of Fame ng 2026. Kasama sa inihayag na klase ang dating NBA player na si Jamaal Magloire, coach Dave Smart at Olympian Miranda Ayim; naka-iskedyul ang enshrinement sa isang seremonya sa St. Stephen, N.B.; unang inilathala ang anunsiyo noong 20 Agosto 2026.

📰 Also Today

  • Inilipat ng Court of Appeal ang 729-araw na conditional sentence para kay Jason Munroe, kaugnay ng isang home invasion sa Whitby noong 17 Hunyo 2022.
  • Magpapatakbo ang Para Transpo ng late-night weekend pilot, ayon sa anunsiyo ng ahensya ng transit.
  • Sinusuri ng lungsod ang isang panukalang 1,500-unit development na walang residential parking, kasalukuyang nirerebyu ang aplikasyon.
  • Muling inilikas ang Neskantaga First Nation matapos masira ang septic sa nursing station, idineklara ni chief Gary Quisess ang estado ng emerhensiya.
  • Na-eliminate sina Felix Auger-Aliassime at Gabriela Dabrowski sa Cincinnati Open, naiulat ang resulta ng tennis.
  • Nanalo ang isang golfer mula sa Ottawa ng magkakasunod na Canadian PGA titles, naiulat ang lokal na panalo.
  • Nagsagawa ng groundbreaking ang mga Indigenous at church leaders para sa bagong abot-kayang paupahang gusali, naiulat ang seremonya.
  • Humihiling ang mga magulang ng protective bollards matapos tamaan ng sasakyan ang schoolyard, nanawagan ang mga magulang ng mga hakbang pangkaligtasan.
  • Ipinakilala ng probinsya ang 35 bagong o pinalawak na paaralan kasabay ng usapan sa kontrata ng edukasyon, inihayag ng pamahalaang panlalawigan.
  • Bumalik ang BTS sa Toronto para sa sold-out na shows sa Rogers Stadium para sa humigit-kumulang 100,000 fans, naka-iskedyul ang mga konsiyerto sa Sabado at Linggo.
  • Isang mananayaw na ipinanganak sa Ottawa nagdala ng pagdiriwang ng queer na kultura pauwi, inilathala ang profile.
  • Nag-alerto ang mga mosque sa Quebec matapos tumaas ang vandalism at anti-Muslim rhetoric, naiulat ang pagtaas ng mga insidente.
  • Sinusuri kung tinupad ba ni Mayor Mark Sutcliffe ang mga pangakong ginawa apat na taon na ang nakakaraan, inilathala ang ebalwasyon.
  • Explainer: bakit napakapanganib ng mga sunog mula sa lithium-ion batteries, inilathala ang teknikal na piraso sa kaligtasan.
  • Nagpahayag ng pagkadismaya ang OSEG CEO dahil sa sunod-sunod na pagkatalo ng Redblacks, inilathala ang komento ng CEO.
  • Isang multi-vehicle crash nagsara sa magkabilang direksyon ng Highway 401 malapit sa Gananoque, iniulat ng OPP ang pagsasara.
  • Hiningi ng punong ministro ng Nova Scotia sa mga lalawigan na ibalik ang U.S. alcohol sa mga estante habang umiiral ang pag-uusap sa trade deal, naiulat ang kahilingan.
  • Nagpatuloy si Piper sa pagpe-perform matapos ang isang hindi hinahabol na knife attack, inilathala ang follow-up na human-interest story.
  • Isang 61-anyos na babae kinasuhan matapos umano’y umatake sa dalawang bata sa isang lemonade stand sa Windsor noong 3 Agosto, naiulat ang mga kaso.
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