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Revisión por 'Lake America', muerte en LRT de Waterloo y elecciones parciales — Toronto domingo

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Mujer atropellada y muerta por un tren ligero ION en Waterloo. La policía regional de Waterloo informa que la colisión ocurrió la noche del sábado cerca de Dutton Drive, en el norte de Waterloo, donde los agentes encontraron a una peatona golpeada por un tren ION (sistema de tren ligero); la policía intentó maniobras de reanimación y la mujer murió en el lugar. La fuerza indica que no se han presentado cargos.
  2. Recuperan los cuerpos de dos nadadores desaparecidos cerca de Grand Bend, dice la OPP. La Policía Provincial de Ontario (OPP) reportó haber hallado los restos de dos nadadores que habían sido reportados como desaparecidos en el área de Grand Bend.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Ontario inicia una revisión tras aparecer 'Lake America' en algunos sitios provinciales. El ministro Stephen Crawford dijo que algunos sitios de agencias obtienen datos cartográficos de Google (la empresa y su servicio Google Maps) y que la provincia revisa páginas como Hydro One (empresa de electricidad), Metrolinx (autoridad de transporte), Infrastructure Ontario (agencia de infraestructura) y la LCBO (Corporación de Bebidas Alcohólicas de Ontario) luego de que usuarios notaran que Google Maps muestra “Lake America” tras un cambio de nombre en el GNIS (Sistema de Información de Nombres Geográficos de EE. UU.) y una reciente orden ejecutiva estadounidense; Google afirma que los usuarios en Estados Unidos ahora ven el nuevo nombre mientras que otros no.
  2. Los votantes acuden a tres elecciones parciales federales en Columbia Británica, Ontario y Quebec este lunes. Las elecciones parciales siguen a salidas de diputados e incluyen North Vancouver–Capilano en Columbia Británica; los liberales federales buscan retener North Vancouver–Capilano tras la renuncia de Jonathan Wilkinson para convertirse en embajador de Canadá ante la Unión Europea, y entre los candidatos se nombran a Braeden Caley y Stephen Curran.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Cine de Toronto dice que canceló funciones por un sistema no oficial de ‘zonas’ vigente desde hace décadas. Una sala de cine de Toronto declaró públicamente que se vio obligada a cancelar proyecciones debido a un sistema local no oficial de “zonas” de larga data que afecta su operación.
  2. Club deportivo de Scarborough organiza partido benéfico para las víctimas de las inundaciones en Nepal. Un club local de Scarborough celebró un partido de caridad para ayudar a las personas afectadas por las inundaciones en Nepal.

📰 Also Today

  • Miembros de Unifor en Ontario votan sobre un acuerdo tentativo con GM para más de 4,600 trabajadores automotrices.
  • Maestros, padres y simpatizantes se movilizan en Ontario contra la política educativa de la provincia.
  • Los Riders vencen a los Argonauts 28-24 en un ajustado encuentro de la CFL.
  • Buck Martinez ingresa al nuevo Salón de la Excelencia de los Blue Jays en el Rogers Centre.
  • Examinan normas municipales sobre anuncios políticos con IA antes de campañas locales.
  • Nueva cobertura vincula el estrés político con efectos en la salud, según informe.
  • Algunos mapas mostraron brevemente el Lago Ontario etiquetado como 'Lake America' en Google Maps.
  • Brochart y Ciezki guían a Mercury a una victoria de 101-69 sobre Tempo.

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