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Mga body camera, AI na plano sa paaralan at nawawalang Walter Cup — Montreal Biyernes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. May utos na pag-aresto para sa lalaking Montreal na inakusahan sa malaking visa‑fraud scheme. Ayon sa Canada Border Services Agency, hinaharap ng 42‑anyos na si Abul Kasim ang limang kaso matapos umanong tumulong sa 65 katao na magbigay ng maling impormasyon sa mga aplikasyon ng temporary resident visa at refugee claims mula Jan. 13, 2022 hanggang March 19, 2024; sinabi ng CBSA na natagpuan ang mga sumusuportang ebidensya nang magsagawa ng paghahanap sa kanyang bahay noong May 8, 2025.

  2. Kabataang Montreal inaresto matapos umano magplano ng pag-atake sa paaralan gamit ang AI. Ayon sa RCMP, inaresto ang menor de edad noong Biyernes matapos ang imbestigasyon na nagsimula mga linggo bago, batay sa intelihensiya mula sa FBI; iniuulat ng pulis na ginamit ng suspek ang artificial intelligence para planuhin ang pag-atake at nagpost ng mga pagbabanta sa Telegram, at nakatakdang humarap sa korte ng Youth Division noong Biyernes.

  3. Binuksan ng Quebec police watchdog ang imbestigasyon sa nakamamatay na banggaan sa Laval gym. Binaliktad ng Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes ang naunang desisyon at inilunsad ang imbestigasyon matapos may bagong impormasyon tungkol sa Aug. 5 crash na pumatay sa driver at isang pasahero at nagsanhi ng pinsala sa isa pa; sinabi ng Laval police na sinubukan ng mga opisyal na pigilan ang isang sasakyang napansing walang plaka bago ito mabilis na umandar at bumangga sa fitness centre.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Magkakabit ng mga body camera at karagdagang mga kamera sa dashboard para sa mga pulis sa Montreal. Inanunsyo ni Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada na 3,500 pulis ang bibigyan ng mga camera na isinusuot sa katawan at mga 600 patrol vehicles ang tatanggap ng mga dashboard camera at awtomatikong mambabasa ng plaka, na nakalaan ang 40 milyong dolyar Kanada para sa programa sa budget ng lungsod ngayong taon.

  2. Plano ng PQ na buwagin ang Santé Québec para ilipat ang pondo sa direktang pangangalaga, ayon sa lider. Iminungkahi ni Parti Québécois leader Paul St‑Pierre Plamondon ang pagwaksi sa public health agency na itinatag noong 2024 upang ilaan ang matatipid sa primary care, local community service centres at sa pagpapababa ng mga listahan ng paghihintay para sa operasyon; tinawag ng Health Minister Sonia Bélanger na hindi realistiko ang plano.

  3. Negosasyon sa kalakalan nag-iwan ng mga tanong tungkol sa supply‑management para sa dairy ng Quebec. Nag-ulat tungkol sa isang Canada‑U.S. trade deal na may katiyakan mula sa opisina ng Punong Ministro na mananatiling buo ang supply management, habang sinabi ng U.S. President Donald Trump na ang mga taripa ay magiging “non‑existent” para sa mga magsasakang Amerikano — hindi pa nililinaw ng mga negosyador ang mga tiyak na pagbabago sa quota o taripa.

  4. Walter Cup hindi dumating sa naka‑iskedyul na trofyong tour ng Montreal Victoire. Sinabi ng PWHL na ang bersyon ng Walter Cup na inilabas para sa Montreal Victoire ay hindi dumating sa plano nilang hintuan sa Lethbridge at dumating ang shipping container na walang laman; ang tropeo (sterling silver, humigit‑kumulang 35 pounds, mga 24 inches) ay nakatakdang ipakita kasama ang forward na si Dara Greig bago ipagpaliban ang kanyang pampublikong kaganapan.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • Redblacks natalo sa nangungunang CFL na Alouettes, umabot na sa 16 ang sunod‑sunod na talo.
  • RCMP aresto ng menor de edad sa Montreal sa umano’y teroristang plano, ayon sa pahayag ng pulisiyang Biyernes.
  • Sinabi ng lider ng PQ na ibubuwag ng kanyang gobyerno ang Santé Québec, ayon kay Plamondon.
  • Nakita ang mga e‑scooter sa highway ng Quebec, muling nanawagan ng mga patakaran.
  • Binago ng police watchdog ang desisyon, iimbestigahan ang banggaan sa Laval gym matapos ang bagong impormasyon.
  • Hinimok ng mga magsasaka ng Quebec ang mga mamimili na bumili ng lokal na berries ngayong season.
  • Inanunsyo ng mayor ng Montreal at police chief ang mga bagong hakbang sa pampublikong kaligtasan noong Biyernes.
  • Tinanggal sa kolehiyo ang isang autistic na estudyante sa Gatineau matapos tanggihan ang exemption sa Pranses.
  • Sinasabi ng ama sa Montreal na aabutin ng 14 na oras ang pagbabasa ng lahat ng email ng paaralan.
  • Idinaos ang huling pamamaalam kay jazz pianist Oliver Jones sa simbahan sa Little Burgundy.

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