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Fatalidad ferroviaria, riesgo de aranceles al Ontario Line y redadas por autos robados — Miércoles en Toronto

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🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. Un joven de 18 años fue atropellado y murió por un tren de GO cerca de Monarch Park anoche. La policía de Toronto fue llamada alrededor de las 22:20 a Monarch Park, al sur de la estación Coxwell, tras informes de que alguien había sido golpeado en la línea Lakeshore East de GO (servicio ferroviario regional); los investigadores creen que el hecho fue accidental y Metrolinx (autoridad de transporte regional) expresó condolencias a la familia y al personal mientras continúa la investigación.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Ocho personas — cuatro adultos y cuatro adolescentes — arrestadas en el centro por una investigación sobre vehículos robados y armas de fuego. La policía de Toronto afirma que las detenciones siguieron a un intento el domingo de detener a un hombre y a un joven buscados; los oficiales incautaron un fusil cargado tipo AR-15 con 27 cartuchos, siete llaves maestras y dos dispositivos para programar automóviles, y han acusado a los cuatro adultos (de 18 a 20 años) y a los cuatro menores (de 16 a 17 años) por delitos relacionados con armas de fuego y robo.
  2. Sacerdote hindú con base en Estados Unidos enfrenta cargo por agresión sexual tras una presunta ceremonia en Oshawa. La Durham Regional Police arrestó a Rajendranauth Doodnauth Maraj, de 50 años, de Richmond Hill, N.Y., y lo acusó de un cargo de agresión sexual tras un supuesto ritual en Harmony Road North y Conlin Road East; los investigadores creen que puede haber más víctimas y difundieron su foto para recibir pistas del Det. Const. Cronin o de Crime Stoppers (Líneas directas de denuncias anónimas).
  3. Hombre absuelto del cargo de asesinato en segundo grado en el caso del autobús de la TTC por un incidente con colonia en 2024. En la Corte Superior de Toronto, Tefai Opoku-Boadu, de 24 años, fue declarado no culpable tras un juicio sin jurado de siete días sobre la muerte, el 25 de junio de 2024, de Matthew Rumble, de 39 años; la jueza Jennifer K. Penman concluyó que la Fiscalía no desmintió la legítima defensa más allá de toda duda razonable.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Los conservadores de Doug Ford suben en las encuestas tras enfrentamientos públicos con el presidente Trump. Una encuesta de Liaison Strategies realizada del 23 al 24 de agosto halló 39% de apoyo para los Progressive Conservatives, 35% para los Liberals y 20% para el NDP; el alza de seis puntos para los conservadores fue atribuida por el encuestador David Valentin al momento del reciente conflicto comercial entre Estados Unidos y Canadá y a los intercambios de alto perfil entre Ford y Trump.
  2. Los aranceles de represalia de Canadá podrían encarecer trenes del Ontario Line fabricados en Maryland. El contrato de Infrastructure Ontario por 9.000 millones de dólares canadienses de 2022 con un consorcio que incluye a Hitachi Rail cubre trenes eléctricos sin conductor para el Ontario Line; dado que el material rodante de Hitachi se fabrica en Maryland, esos vagones podrían quedar sujetos a contrarrecargos federales si la lista de represalias de Ottawa —que incluye locomotoras eléctricas para ferrocarril— permanece en vigor.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Una de las belugas de Marineland murió semanas después de ser trasladada al Shedd Aquarium en Chicago. El Shedd Aquarium (acuario de Chicago) informó que Peekachu, una beluga hembra de 23 años ciega de un ojo, murió repentinamente el martes tras mostrar signos de alimentación irregular y deshidratación; se planea una necropsia. Peekachu había llegado en un grupo de ocho belugas trasladadas desde Marineland en el marco de las reubicaciones de animales del parque.

📰 También hoy

  • 465 nuevos canadienses prestaron juramento en la CNE el martes.
  • Nuevos ciudadanos en la CNE dicen que la “armonía” importa en medio de comentarios sobre la guerra comercial.
  • Dos belugas y cuatro delfines se trasladan hoy desde Marineland a España.
  • La CBSA alega que un exfuncionario iraní en Toronto fue 'clave' para financiar terrorismo.
  • Una mujer de 19 años murió tras un choque con un tractor-remolque en Thunder Bay.
  • Tercer hombre arrestado por el tiroteo de 2022 en Etobicoke que dejó dos muertos.
  • Comercios locales de Toronto califican los nuevos aranceles de EE. UU. como 'un golpe mortal'.
  • La ciudad examina por dónde circularían los ciclistas si se quitan carriles bici principales.
  • El pitcher de los Blue Jays Gerrit Cole (referencia a la historia de Bieber) fuera por lesión en el hombro durante la pelea por los playoffs.
  • As del equipo Blue Jays lanza colección de arte y tienda en la AGO.
  • La policía de Toronto dice que la muerte de un hombre de 41 años en una vivienda del centro fue homicidio.
  • Estatua grande de tortuga de bronce y cuatro tortugas más pequeñas fueron robadas de un parque en Richmond Hill.
  • Propietario cuestiona la demora de un banco para liberar dinero del seguro tras incendio en su casa.
  • Centro de salud de North York desarrolla atención de 'transición' para altas hospitalarias.
  • Madre de policía de Toronto asesinado crea una fundación conmemorativa.
  • Joven de 18 años fue atropellado y murió en la línea ferroviaria Lakeshore East: policía de Toronto.
  • Salud pública de York advierte de posible exposición de sarampión en hospital de Vaughan.
  • Suben las calificaciones de Ford y del PC tras guerra de palabras con Trump.
  • Ontario añadirá dos nuevas vías en la estación Oshawa de GO.
  • Trump sugiere renombrar el Lago Ontario como 'Lake America'; expertos recuerdan la historia.
  • Doug Ford dice que nadie le dijo que moderara los comentarios de 'perdedor' sobre Trump.
  • (duplicado) El pedido de trenes del metro de Ontario podría verse afectado por contraranceles canadienses.
  • (duplicado) La beluga Peekachu de Marineland murió en el Shedd Aquarium semanas después del traslado.
  • (duplicado) Encuesta muestra a los PC con 39%, Liberales 35% en Ontario.
  • (duplicado) Investigación tras joven de 18 años atropellado por tren GO en el este de Toronto.
  • (duplicado) Sacerdote hindú con base en N.Y. acusado de agresión sexual en Oshawa.
  • (duplicado) Hombre absuelto en incidente de colonia en autobús de la TTC.

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