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Pagbangon mula sa '100-Year Storm', Paglawak ng School Meals at Pinsala sa Rogers Stadium — Toronto Huwebes

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🚑 Nangyayari & Insidente

  1. Nagsimula ang paglilinis ng Toronto matapos ang '100-year storm' na nagbaha ng mga kalye at kabahayan. Sinabi ng mga opisyal ng lungsod na lumusot ang Don River sa mga pampang nito noong Miyerkules at iniulat ni Mayor Olivia Chow na mga 90 porsiyento ng mga tahanan ay naibalik na ang kuryente pagsapit ng Huwebes ng umaga; muling ipinagbukas ang Don Valley Parkway at pinakiusapan ang mga residente na tumawag sa 311 para sa tulong na may kaugnayan sa bagyo.
  2. “Malaki” ang pinsala sa Rogers Stadium matapos ang malalakas na hangin at malakas na ulan noong Miyerkules ng gabi. Sinabi ng Live Nation na ang open-air na Downsview Park venue na Rogers Stadium (estadyum sa Toronto) ay nagpakita ng bahagyang gumuho na mga grandstand at nagkalat na asul na benches matapos ang bagyong naghulog ng mahigit 100 millimetres ng ulan sa mga lubhang tinamaan na kapitbahayan; walang naiulat na nasugatan at ang susunod na naka-iskedyul na palabas ay ang AC/DC (banda) sa Set. 16.
  3. Nag-propose ang may-ari ng bahay sa Leaside matapos tumama sa kanyang bahay ang isang malaking sanga ng maple sa bagyo noong Miyerkules. Sinabi ni Stephen Armstrong sa Global News na naputol ang isang boulevard maple limb, napaling ang mga bintana at napunit ang mga eavestrough habang nag-propose siya sa kanyang girlfriend na anim na taon nilang magkasama habang sinalita siya ng mga kapitbahay tungkol sa puno.

🚨 Krimen & Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Naghahanap ang OPP ng dalawang lalaking mula Ottawa na may first-degree murder warrants kaugnay ng pagpatay noong Abril. Sina Joseph Madore, 34, at Brayton Kennedy, 28, ay hinahanap kaugnay ng pagkamatay matapos matagpuan ng mga pulis ang isang taong may life-threatening injuries sa Last Duel Park noong Abril 12; sinasabi ng pulisya na maaaring naglalakbay si Madore sa backcountry ng B.C. at maaaring nasa New Brunswick si Kennedy.
  2. Natuklasan ng Inspector General na hindi kumilos ang mga opisyal ng Niagara sa isang 'silent' 911 call na nauuna sa isang pagkamatay. Ang 28-pahinang ulat tungkol sa 36-segundong 911 call ni Ralph Buerger noong 30 Ago. 2024 ay nagkonklud na hindi nagsagawa ng wellness check ang Niagara Regional Police at binanggit ang mahinang oversight at pananagutan sa loob ng puwersa.

🏛️ Gobyerno & Politika

  1. Pinalawak ng lungsod ang school food program sa bawat public school, dinagdagan ng 33,000 mag-aaral. Inanunsiyo ni Mayor Olivia Chow ang isang 32 milyong dolyar ng Canada na pamumuhunan para pakainin ang 325,000 mag-aaral sa buong lungsod pagpasok ng klase sa susunod na linggo, na nagpapalaki ng pondo ng programa ng higit sa 80 porsiyento mula nang siya ay mahalal.
  2. Pinagtanggol ni Doug Ford ang $25,000 na Lake Ontario sign bilang $25 milyon na libreng patalastas. Sinabi ng premier na ang bilinggwal na “Lake Ontario now and always” sign na inilunsad sa Winona ay naglakbay sa coverage ng media sa U.S. at Canada matapos mag-udyok ang isang executive order ng U.S.
  3. Bumaba ng 2.1% ang benta ng bahay sa GTA noong Agosto habang ang average price bumagsak sa ilalim ng 1 milyong dolyar. Iniulat ng Toronto Regional Real Estate Board na 5,057 bahay ang nabenta noong Agosto at ang average selling price ay 993,410 dolyar ng Canada, bumaba ng 2.7 porsiyento taon-sa-taon.

🏈 Isports

  1. Magsisimula ang 'Wednesday Night Hockey' ng Prime Video sa Set. 30 kasama ang Maple Leafs vs. Islanders. Inanunsiyo ng Amazon ang 27-game na Canadian package na magsisimula Set. 30 na may anim na hitsura para sa Toronto at pito para sa Montreal; ang mga laro ay mag-stream sa mga Prime subscribers nang walang dagdag na bayad.
  2. Naghihintay ang NBA ng pagsusumite para sa trade ni Kawhi Leonard mula sa Raptors papuntang Clippers para sa pag-apruba ng liga. Ang iminungkahi na palitan ay magpapadala kay Kawhi Leonard pabalik sa Toronto kapalit nina Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick at mga draft pick matapos tanggihan ng NBA na suspindihin si Leonard sa imbestigasyon tungkol sa salary-cap.

📰 Gayundin Ngayon

  • Isinara ang Bruce Peninsula National Park ang Cyprus Lake campground hanggang Set. 7 dahil sa pagdami ng aktibidad ng oso.
  • Dalawang beluga ang namatay sa Chicago Shedd Aquarium, kabilang ang Marineland na nailipat na 'Rain' (edad 20).
  • Pinuri ni Premier Ford ang isang closed-door na anunsyo sa Mississauga, nagbiro ng 'Thank God we don't have the media.'
  • Ulat mula sa Hydro One: mahigit 58,000 customer ang nawalan ng kuryente matapos ang southern Ontario storm.
  • Poll: inilista ang Winnipeg bilang pinakamababagang ligtas na malaking lungsod sa Canada; 1,500 katao ang sinurvey.
  • Bumoto ang mga botante sa tatlong Ontario byelections; bukas ang mga botohan 9 a.m.–9 p.m.
  • Patuloy ang pagboto sa tatlong Ontario byelections ngayong araw.
  • Preview ng TIFF 2026 lineup para sa 2026 festival.
  • Itinanggi ng kapatid na babae na ang dinetain na mag-aaral sa Ontario university ay isang Chinese spy.
  • Sinampahan ng kaso ng Durham police ang isang lalaki sa $1M romance-fraud na target ang maraming babae.
  • Sinampahan ng kaso ang isang lalaki kaugnay ng nakamamatay na aksidente sa kotse sa Scarborough noong Mayo.
  • Video nagpapakita ng dalawang manggagawa na nakatakas mula sa gumagalaw na scaffold habang may thunderstorm.
  • Tinututukan ng lungsod ang pagtanggal o muling pag-configure ng mga bike lane na inilagay sa loob ng mga taon at milyon-milyong gastos.
  • Patuloy ang mga reklamo ng paggamit ng droga at karahasan sa Barbara Hall Park habang pinag-iisipan ng lungsod ang tugon.
  • Nagpapatuloy ang paglilinis matapos ang malubhang thunderstorm sa GTA na nagdulot ng pagbaha at pagkawala ng kuryente.
  • Nag-aalok ang Melissa Auf der Maur photo show ng backstage pass ng 1990s.
  • Sinampahan ng kaso ang 74-anyos na lalaki sa kaso ng pagdukot ng bata sa Caledon.
  • Nakatuon si Kawhi Leonard sa pagbabalik sa Raptors na may 'clean slate' matapos maresolba ang imbestigasyon ng NBA.
  • Nagbabala ang Environment Canada ng 'extremely dangerous' thunderstorm habang nasa ilalim ng mga alert ang GTA.

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