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Condena por tiroteo en Moss Park, desaparición en Markham y residentes de Toronto desaparecidos en Nepal — Viernes en Toronto

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. La York Regional Police busca a una mujer de 28 años que desapareció en Markham durante la noche. Los agentes dicen que Andrella fue vista por última vez entre las 2:00 y las 4:00 a. m. cerca de Highway 7 East y Birchmount; la describen como de 5'8", con cabello negro hasta los hombros y que podría llevar hijab; la York Regional Police desplazó un gran número de oficiales y registra edificios de varias plantas y zonas verdes.
  2. Adolescente gravemente herido tras choque coche–bicicleta en Steeles y Maxome. La Toronto Police y paramédicos respondieron alrededor de las 5:30 p. m.; un adolescente fue trasladado a un centro de trauma local con heridas graves, pero no de carácter mortal; la policía informó que no hubo cierres viales y que todas las partes involucradas permanecieron en el lugar.
  3. Recuperan cuerpo de nadador desaparecido de Scarborough en Pinery Provincial Park. La OPP informa que bañistas hallaron el cuerpo del nadador el jueves, un día después de que se reportara la desaparición en la playa cerca de Grand Bend.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Hombre de Brampton condenado a 10 años y nueve meses tras condenas por tiroteo en Moss Park. Nathan Bell fue absuelto de homicidio en primer grado el 22 de mayo, pero hallado culpable de disparar un arma con intención de causar heridas y luego se declaró culpable de tres cargos por violar órdenes de prohibición de armas; el tiroteo ocurrió en las primeras horas del 16 de septiembre de 2023 cerca de Sherbourne y Dundas.
  2. Mujer de 73 años muere tras invasión de vivienda en London; hombre acusado de homicidio en segundo grado. La London Police dice que la mujer falleció en el hospital tras ser apuñalada; un hombre de 40 años de London enfrenta cargos por homicidio en segundo grado, allanamiento, agresión a un oficial y obstrucción.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. FAN EXPO Canada regresa al Metro Toronto Convention Centre en su 30.º año. Los organizadores dicen que la convención abrió el jueves celebrando cómics, ciencia ficción, horror, anime y videojuegos; se exhibe un LEGO AT‑RT hecho con 142,000 ladrillos y 1,000 horas de trabajo, y actores de The Lord of the Rings se reúnen para eventos especiales el viernes y el sábado.
  2. La CNE otorga entrada de por vida gratuita a la feria a la señora Barbara Jean Batten, de 81 años. Batten, que ha asistido al Ex casi todos los años desde su nacimiento, recibió el pase vitalicio del director ejecutivo de la CNE, Mark Holland; Batten dijo que la asistencia familiar se remonta a la década de 1930.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Organización sin fines de lucro informa 10 residentes de Toronto desaparecidos tras las inundaciones repentinas en Nepal que dejaron más de 500 muertos. La Isha Foundation dice que 10 residentes de Toronto estaban desaparecidos después de llegar a la frontera entre Nepal y China minutos antes de que comenzaran las inundaciones; Global Affairs Canada informó previamente al menos 30 canadienses desaparecidos y el número total de fallecidos ha superado los 500, con alrededor de 1,500 desaparecidos.
  2. Líderes indígenas condenan orden ejecutiva del presidente de EE. UU. que renombra el lago Ontario como 'Lake America'. El Gran Jefe de la Nación Wendat, Pierre Picard, calificó la medida de inaceptable; el primer ministro Mark Carney dijo que el lago será conocido como Lake Ontario “entonces, ahora y siempre”, y Picard solicitó una reunión con el embajador de EE. UU., Pete Hoekstra.

📰 Also Today

  • La Toronto Police solicita ayuda pública por atropello y fuga en Junction–Wallace Emerson, investigación en curso.
  • Buck Martinez será incluido este fin de semana en el Blue Jays Hall of Excellence, se programaron actos de homenaje.
  • La York Regional Police establece puesto de mando por persona vulnerable desaparecida en Markham, la búsqueda continúa.
  • Mujer recibe pase dorado tras ocho décadas asistiendo a la CNE, más de 80 años de asistencia.
  • La Corte de Apelaciones de Ontario rechaza impugnación de desarrollador sobre terrenos del Greenbelt, apelación desestimada.
  • Tribunal permite que jugadores de la OHL y la WHL busquen compensación por presunto abuso, se abren vías para demandas colectivas.
  • Paranormal Cirque Nightmare debuta en Kingston bajo una carpa, el espectáculo comienza el viernes.
  • Expertos dicen que el mercado inmobiliario de Toronto podría repuntar este otoño a pesar de la cautela de los compradores, actualización de perspectivas.
  • Los Blue Jays fichan al veterano lanzador Hunter Lorenzen por un año, contrato acordado.
  • Organización sin fines de lucro informó previamente 10 residentes de Toronto no localizados tras las inundaciones en Nepal, nota anterior.
  • Tensiones comerciales entre EE. UU. y Canadá influyen en campañas para la alcaldía de Toronto, candidatos citan guerra comercial.
  • Líderes canadienses aseguran que el nombre del lago Ontario no cambiará pese a la medida de EE. UU., consenso afirmado.
  • Chef del Fairmont Royal York comparte receta de coliflor asada entera con ingredientes detallados, paso a paso incluido.
  • La policía de Gatineau sospecha de un 'manitas' de 52 años en robos de ropa interior y allanamientos, podrían sumarse más víctimas.
  • (Dup) Paranormal Cirque Nightmare mezcla horror y circo en Kingston, producción en gira.
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