Rachel Mendleson
Deputy National Editor at The Globe and Mail
@TorontoStar investigative reporter. Enjoys large bodies of water, short-sleeve weather and a good yarn. [email protected]. DMs open.
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2 months ago |
stcatharinesstandard.ca | Rachel Mendleson
In a Brampton courthouse last summer, Dr. Emma Cory took the stand to testify about evidence she had provided in a child abuse case. Two and a half years earlier, in December 2021, the mother on trial had brought her infant to a clinic. Akanksha Sriram was worried because her daughter had a fever and skin markings that she said had appeared out of nowhere. The markings looked like bruises. That concerned doctors, who couldn’t immediately identify a medical explanation.
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2 months ago |
thespec.com | Rachel Mendleson
In a Brampton courthouse last summer, Dr. Emma Cory took the stand to testify about evidence she had provided in a child abuse case. Two and a half years earlier, in December 2021, the mother on trial had brought her infant to a clinic. Akanksha Sriram was worried because her daughter had a fever and skin markings that she said had appeared out of nowhere. The markings looked like bruises. That concerned doctors, who couldn’t immediately identify a medical explanation.
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Oct 3, 2024 |
thestar.com | Andy Takagi |Rachel Mendleson
A child awoke with a bat in their room. Their parents gave them a once over, but saw nothing of concern. This seemingly innocuous exposure in northeastern Ontario would turn tragic. Despite no obvious signs of contact, the bat had infected the child with rabies. The child, public health officials have confirmed, is the first person in Ontario to die from rabies in more than a half-century.
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Oct 3, 2024 |
thestar.com | Andy Takagi |Rachel Mendleson
A child awoke with a bat in their room. Their parents gave them a once over, but saw nothing of concern. This seemingly innocuous exposure in northeastern Ontario would turn tragic. Despite no obvious signs of contact, the bat had infected the child with rabies. The child, public health officials have confirmed, is the first person in Ontario to die from rabies in more than a half-century.
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Sep 23, 2024 |
stcatharinesstandard.ca | Rachel Mendleson
Controversial Pickering Councillor Lisa Robinson has been hit with the steepest penalty available under provincial law, following a series of transgressions that include denouncing Black History Month and aligning herself with a foreign politician known for espousing racist and Islamophobic views.
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