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Pagtaas ng pasahe, 385 kg na cocaine nasamsam & Retirement ng No. 7 ni Lowry — Toronto Huwebes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. CBSA (Ahensiya sa Serbisyo ng Hangganan ng Canada) nagsamsam ng humigit-kumulang 385 kilo ng pinaghihinalaang cocaine sa Blue Water Bridge port noong 13 Agosto. Ang isang commercial truck ay inirefer para sa pangalawang inspeksyon sa Point Edward crossing, kung saan natagpuan ng mga opisyal ang mga nasa 385 kg ng pinaghihinalaang cocaine; inaresto ang driver at kinasuhan ng RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) para sa pag-iimport ng kontroladong substansiya at pagmamay-ari na may layuning magbenta.
  2. Tatlong sasakyan sinunog sa isang barangay sa Scarborough kagabi; itinuturing ng pulisya na pinaghihinalaang arson. Dumating ang mga bumbero bandang 1:30 a.m. malapit sa Bellamy Road North at Lawrence Avenue East at agad nilang nasilaban ang apoy bago pinamahalaan ng pulisya; walang iniulat na nasugatan, at humihiling ang Toronto Police batay sa publiko para sa mga tip.
  3. Hukom pinanatili ang piyansa ni 19-anyos na si Zara Jabbi na may mahigpit na kundisyon matapos kaugnayan sa pamamaril sa U.S. Consulate. Si Jabbi, na inaresto noong Hunyo at kinasuhan ng anim na paglabag na inuugnay sa umano’y gun-for-hire network, nananatili sa house arrest na may GPS monitoring matapos ang piyansa noong 7 Hulyo; ang mga dahilan ng korte para sa kanyang pagbitaw ay nasa ilalim ng publication ban.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Union nagkukumpirma na dalawang U.S. air traffic controllers umano’y umuwi nang maaga bago ang banggaan sa LaGuardia noong Marso na ikinamatay ng dalawang piloto ng Air Canada. Sinabi ng NATCA (National Air Traffic Controllers Association) na tinatalakay nila ang mga alegasyon na dalawang controller ay um-log out mga isang oras nang maaga; ang banggaan sa runway noong 22 Marso ay kumitil sa buhay ng dalawang Canadian na piloto at nagpasimula ng mga pag-uusap para sa disiplina sa ilalim ng FAA (Federal Aviation Administration).
  2. Pitong private career colleges sa Ontario tumanggap ng $385 milyon sa OSAP grants noong nakaraang taon, ayon sa datos. Ipinapakita ng datos sa provincial student-aid na ang mga private career college ay pinondohan ng pinagsamang $385M mula sa OSAP sa nakaraang taon, ayon sa inilabas na mga numero.
  3. Mga legal na grupo naghain ng hamon sa korte laban sa bagong cash bail system ng Ontario. Maramihang organisasyong legal ang nagsampa ng mga challenge sa kamakailang ipinatupad na cash bail reforms ng probinsya, inililipat ang pagtatalo sa mga hukuman ng Ontario.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Itataas ng Metrolinx ang multa sa unang beses na pag-evasion ng pasahe sa GO Transit at UP Express sa $200 simula Set. 8. Pinapataas ng bagong istruktura ng parusa ang multa sa unang paglabag mula $35 hanggang $200, na may mas mataas na parusa sa mga susunod pang paglabag; sinabi ni Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria na ang pagbabayad ng pasahe ay sumusuporta sa isang ligtas at maasahang sistema ng transit.
  2. Mga bagyo ng tag-init sa Ontario at Quebec nagdulot ng tinatayang $439 milyon na insured na pinsala. Iniulat ng Catastrophe Indices and Quantification Inc. ang $439M na insured losses mula sa mga bagyo sa pagitan ng Hunyo 30 at Hulyo 3, kung saan naitala ang 118 mm ng ulan sa Ottawa noong Hulyo 1 at higit sa 4,500 na pinuno ng bahay ang na-flood.

🏈 Isports

  1. Ire-retire ng Toronto Raptors (koponan) ang No. 7 ni Kyle Lowry (manlalaro) sa Jan. 10 laban sa Philadelphia 76ers. Si Lowry, na naglaro nang siyam na season sa Toronto at tumulong sa Raptors para manalo ng 2019 NBA championship, mailalagay ang kanyang numero sa Scotiabank Arena sa Jan. 10; may nakaplano ring espesyal na mga kaganapan ang koponan sa Jan. 7–8.
  2. Flau'jae Johnson nag-iskor ng 20 puntos para pangunahan ang kulang-lakas na Tempo sa kamakailang laro. Naglista si Johnson ng 20 puntos sa binanggit na laro sa box score, pinangunahan ang koponan sa kabila ng kakulangan sa roster.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • Mga unang beses na multa sa pag-evasion ng pasahe sa GO Transit nakatakdang tumaas ng higit 450%, alinsunod sa patakaran ng Metrolinx na magsisimula Set. 8.
  • Hukom pinanatili ang piyansa para sa 19-anyos na inuugnay sa pamamaril sa U.S. Consulate, hiwalay na desisyon sa korte.
  • Sasakyang sinunog sa tahanan ng Liberal MP — iniimbestigahan ng pulisya ang pinaghihinalaang arson, inilathalang lokasyon sa pamagat ng artikulo.
  • Komunidad ng Nepali-Canadian sa Toronto naghihintay matapos ang biglaang baha, hinahanap ng artikulo ang mga update.
  • Pulisya naghanap ng sasakyan matapos pagbabarilin sa tatlong apartment building sa Thorncliffe Park, nagpapatuloy ang imbestigasyon.
  • Advance voting nagsimula para sa mga provincial byelections sa dalawang ridings ng GTA, bukas ang advance polls.
  • Inaakusahan sa pagpatay sa stabbing sa TTC napatunayang hindi nagkasala ng second-degree murder, iniulat ang hatol.
  • Lungsod tinatanong ang mga residente kung ano ang nakataya sa municipal election ng Toronto, panawagan para sa pampublikong konsultasyon.
  • Mga tagapagbigay ng mental-health sa Ontario pinipilit bago bumalik ang klase, strained ang serbisyo.
  • Mississauga nagpasa ng bagong bylaw para pigilan ang renovictions, ipinasa ng konseho ang desisyon.
  • President Trump (dating Pangulo ng U.S.) pumirma ng kautusan na nagbabago ng pangalan ng Lake Ontario bilang ‘Lake America’, inilathalang pahayag ng pederal na proklamasyon.

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