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Brote de Legionella, aranceles y recortes de OSAP — Resumen Toronto

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Mujer muere tras ser atropellada en Davis Dr. en Newmarket. La Policía Regional de York informa que la colisión ocurrió alrededor de las 11 p.m. en Davis Drive y Parkside Drive; la peatona fue trasladada al hospital con heridas graves y luego falleció. La Unidad de Investigación de Colisiones Mayores está a cargo de la pesquisa.
  2. Casa consumida y otras dos dañadas en incendio 'sospechoso' en Ajax. Investigadores de la policía regional de Durham y del cuerpo de bomberos indican que una vivienda quedó totalmente destruida y dos casas vecinas resultaron dañadas; calificaron el incendio como sospechoso y continúan las investigaciones.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Policía de Toronto arresta a Justin Longshaw, 39, por homicidio Midland–Passmore de 2022. Longshaw fue detenido diez días después de que se difundiera un retrato de un artista relacionado con el asesinato en noviembre de 2022 de Ding Ping Wang, de 31 años; ahora enfrenta un cargo de asesinato en primer grado. Los investigadores indican que no creen que el homicidio fuera aleatorio.
  2. Hombre acusado de asesinato en primer grado por tiroteo de 2022 en Scarborough. La policía de Toronto formuló un cargo de asesinato en primer grado en conexión con un tiroteo de 2022 en Scarborough; las autoridades no han dado detalles sobre el motivo mientras avanza el caso.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. La oposición pide convocar a Queen’s Park por aranceles entre EE. UU. y Canadá; Ford lo tilda de 'política de cloaca'. Los partidos de la oposición exigen que la legislatura de Ontario se reúna para debatir alivios por aranceles después de que EE. UU. impusiera tarifas del 50% que afectan a miles de millones en productos canadienses. El premier Doug Ford anunció una ampliación de la elegibilidad del programa de financiamiento Protect Ontario, pero ofreció pocas medidas nuevas.
  2. Estudiantes de Ontario se preparan para más deuda tras recorte de becas OSAP y fin de tope a matrículas. La provincia redujo las subvenciones no reembolsables de OSAP del 85% a un máximo del 25% a partir del 1 de ago. y levantó una congelación de matrículas de siete años, permitiendo aumentos de hasta 2% anual durante tres años. Estudiantes dicen que planean trabajar 25–30 horas semanales y temen depender más de préstamos y bancos de alimentos.
  3. Una torre de enfriamiento del TTC identificada como fuente del brote de Legionella, dice Toronto Public Health. Toronto Public Health rastreó el brote actual de Legionella hasta una torre de enfriamiento del TTC; los equipos de salud pública están recomendando medidas de remediación y se notificó al TTC para que tome acciones correctivas.
  4. Blue Jays buscan empujar hacia los playoffs con 30 juegos restantes en la temporada regular. Con cerca de 30 partidos por disputar, los Toronto Blue Jays reciben a los en alza Kansas City Royals mientras el equipo persigue un puesto en la postemporada; la tabla de posiciones y las matemáticas de los juegos que quedan marcarán las decisiones de plantilla y estrategia.

📰 Also Today

  • Raper de Toronto sentenciado a cadena perpetua, sin libertad condicional por al menos 22 años por doble homicidio en Fort Erie.
  • Dylan Cease lanza una colección cápsula para la AGO, los ingresos apoyarán a la galería.
  • Análisis: ¿Cuánto margen de maniobra tiene Ontario en la guerra comercial con EE. UU.?
  • Estudiantes replantean sus estudios tras la entrada en vigor de los recortes de OSAP el 1 de ago., muchos citan temor a la deuda.
  • Trump amenaza con renombrar el lago Ontario 'Lake America', publicación en Truth Social.
  • Doug Ford admite que su intercambio con Trump 'se calentó un poco', dijo en CNN.
  • Peatona muerta tras ser atropellada en Newmarket, investiga la policía de York.
  • Empresa de carritos de golf en Pickering enfrenta factura arancelaria de $183K tras arancel federal a vehículos eléctricos de China.
  • Cargo por agresión sexual contra el padre Ranjan D’Sa retirado por la Fiscalía en Halton.
  • Dos acusados tras decomiso de ~50 g de presunta metanfetamina, 2 g de fentanilo y arma eléctrica casera en investigación por robo en South Frontenac.
  • 11 cachorros abandonados en Brantford fueron puestos en hogares de acogida, rescate busca cuidadores con experiencia.
  • Unidad de crímenes de odio investiga incidente en Bathurst y Sheppard, policía de Toronto.
  • Explicador: Lo que se sabe sobre por qué fracasaron las conversaciones comerciales Canadá–EE. UU.
  • Tripulantes de cabina de WestJet ratifican nuevo convenio colectivo.

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