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2 days ago |
castanet.net | Catherine Morrison |Alessia Passafiume |David Baxter |Sara Parks
Toronto police say they have arrested 10 people in connection with a string of violent incidents, including three suspects in the mass shooting at a Scarborough pub in March that injured 12 people. Investigators are still looking for one more suspect and say they have laid a total of 203 charges, including 24 counts of attempted murder. The mass shooting at the Piper Arms pub near the Scarborough Town Centre on March 7 left 12 people injured, with nine of them wounded by bullets.
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6 days ago |
castanet.net | Rob Gibson |Cassidy McMackon |Catherine Morrison |Tara Deschamps
A month after Ontario's government extended strong mayor powers to a swath of new municipalities, some leaders are promising never to use the measures — but a chorus of small-town councillors warn that local democracy is under threat. As of May 1, another 169 mayors in the province can now veto bylaws, pass new ones with just one-third of council in favour and hire or fire municipal department heads unilaterally.
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2 weeks ago |
castanet.net | Christopher Reynolds |Sarah Ritchie |Catherine Morrison
Alberta's public safety minister says provincial and federal funding will create six teams of urban wildfire crews across the province. Mike Ellis says having six more teams means Alberta will have eight crews with specialized training to respond to fires threatening communities. He says the teams will be based in municipal fire departments and include firefighters with both structural and wildland fire training.
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2 weeks ago |
castanet.net | Sarah Ritchie |Catherine Morrison |Brittany Hobson |Allison Jones
The Canadian Press - | Story: 552067A senior Environment Canada meteorologist says that as the Atlantic hurricane season is about to start, experts are predicting another active year. But Bob Robichaud at the Canadian Hurricane Centre in Halifax says the impact on Canada is impossible to forecast because there's no telling where these tropical storms will go once they form over the ocean.
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2 weeks ago |
castanet.net | Sarah Ritchie |Catherine Morrison |Brittany Hobson |Allison Jones
Texts sent by a former member of Canada's world junior hockey team cannot currently be admitted at the sexual assault trial of five of his ex-teammates, an Ontario judge ruled Friday, prompting prosecutors to seek a different route to introduce the messages as evidence. Brett Howden faced questions Thursday in a voir dire — essentially a trial within a trial — over a text conversation he had with another then-teammate, Taylor Raddysh, on June 26, 2018.
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