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Ontario father whose 3 children were killed by drunk driver in 2015 dies by suicide

A man whose three children were killed by a drunk driver in a crash in Vaughan has died by suicide.

Global News has learned that Edward Lake was found deceased on Monday, the day after Father’s Day.

On Sunday, Edward’s wife Jennifer Neville-Lake shared a photo on social media showing their children’s grave.

“Father’s Day 2022. This shouldn’t be real. It can’t be,” the tweet read.

Read more: Drunk driver Marco Muzzo parole decision details ‘devastating impact’ on victims

The couple’s three children were killed in a crash in September 2015 caused by drunk driver Marco Muzzo.

Nine-year-old Daniel Neville-Lake, his five-year-old brother Harrison, their two-year-old sister Milly and the children’s 65-year-old grandfather, Gary Neville, were killed in the collision.

The children’s grandmother and great-grandmother were also badly injured.

In February 2021, Muzzo was granted full parole.

If you or someone you know is in crisis and needs help, resources are available. In case of an emergency, please call 911 for immediate help.

For a directory of support services in your area, visit the Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention.

Learn more about how to help someone in crisis on the Government of Canada website.

Father's Day 2022 This shouldn't be real It can't be pic.twitter.com/ODeHE12cJF

— Jenn Neville-Lake (@isda1979) <a href=«https://twitter.com/isda1979/status/1538729609872695301?ref_src=» https: globalnews.ca>June 20, 2022

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Dutch man accused of cyberbullying B.C. teen Amanda Todd pleads not guilty - globalnews.ca - Canada - Netherlands

07.06.2022 / 07:49

Dutch man accused of cyberbullying B.C. teen Amanda Todd pleads not guilty

The Dutch man accused of tormenting B.C. teen Amanda Todd before she took her own life a decade ago pleaded not guilty to all charges in B.C. Supreme Court on Monday.

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U.S. woman arrested after body of 6-year-old son found in trunk - globalnews.ca - Usa - state Minnesota - city Minneapolis

23.05.2022 / 04:39

U.S. woman arrested after body of 6-year-old son found in trunk

A 28-year-old woman has been arrested after police found her 6-year-old son’s body in the trunk of her bloodied car in a Minneapolis suburb, authorities and family members said.

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Gabby Petito - Brian Laundrie - Laundrie family took Brian on vacation knowing he killed Gabby Petito: lawsuit - globalnews.ca - Usa - state Florida - state Wyoming

03.05.2022 / 07:45

Laundrie family took Brian on vacation knowing he killed Gabby Petito: lawsuit

The parents of Gabby Petito have amended their lawsuit against Brian Laundrie’s parents, and are now accusing the Laundries of knowing that Gabby was dead while they were off enjoying a vacation.

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British businessman killed execution-style near Mexico’s Playa del Carmen - globalnews.ca - Britain - Mexico - county Page

14.03.2022 / 07:43

British businessman killed execution-style near Mexico’s Playa del Carmen

A British businessman living in Mexico was killed in front of his teenage daughter by gunmen who opened fire on his car near the popular tourist destination Playa del Carmen, according to a state government source and local media.

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Police release brief videos showing alleged attack on northern B.C. gas pipeline camp - globalnews.ca - city Houston

23.02.2022 / 09:37

Police release brief videos showing alleged attack on northern B.C. gas pipeline camp

The investigation into an alleged attack on a natural gas pipeline worksite in northern B.C. continues, say the Mounties, who released three video clips on Tuesday of the incident.

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N.Y. girl missing for 2 years found alive inside secret compartment - globalnews.ca - New York - Usa - city New York - San Francisco - Mexico

16.02.2022 / 18:49

N.Y. girl missing for 2 years found alive inside secret compartment

Paislee Shultis, a young girl kidnapped two years ago at the age of four, has been found alive in her home state of New York.

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Tamara Lich - Trucker convoy in Ottawa faces lawsuit worth $10M: ‘excruciatingly loud’ - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Ottawa

05.02.2022 / 09:03

Trucker convoy in Ottawa faces lawsuit worth $10M: ‘excruciatingly loud’

An Ottawa citizen has filed a lawsuit claiming up to $10 million in damages against the organizers of the trucker convoy that has parked itself in the city for over a week.

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Girl accidentally killed by LA police while in clothing store dressing room - globalnews.ca - Los Angeles - city Los Angeles - county Valley - city Burlington

24.12.2021 / 08:47

Girl accidentally killed by LA police while in clothing store dressing room

Los Angeles police fatally shot a 14-year-old girl who was inside a clothing store dressing room Thursday as they fired at a suspect who had assaulted a woman earlier, authorities said.

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Kelowna, B.C. woman struggling to come to terms with being treated by fake nurse - globalnews.ca

15.12.2021 / 11:19

Kelowna, B.C. woman struggling to come to terms with being treated by fake nurse

A Kelowna woman who was treated by an imposter nurse at B.C. Women’s Hospital is speaking out, saying she feels violated and that the dismissive way health officials are dealing with her situation is making it worse.

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Investigation into patient encouraged to leave Donegal hospital who later died - rte.ie - Ireland

27.09.2021 / 13:09

Investigation into patient encouraged to leave Donegal hospital who later died

Gardaí are investigating the circumstances surrounding the decision of a Covid-19 patient who died after rejecting medical advice and leaving hospital with another person.

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2 charged following anti-mask, anti-lockdown protest in Collingwood, Ont. - globalnews.ca - Canada

03.05.2021 / 21:35

2 charged following anti-mask, anti-lockdown protest in Collingwood, Ont.

8 from GTA charged following gathering at Muskoka cottage Officers spoke with several people at the scene, most of whom they say were cooperative.Two people were charged with failing to comply with an emergency order.Fines are $750 for failing to comply with an order and/or $1,000 for preventing others from following an order.

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8 from GTA charged following gathering at Muskoka cottage - globalnews.ca - Canada

03.05.2021 / 21:17

8 from GTA charged following gathering at Muskoka cottage

COVID-19. 5 Ontarians from different addresses charged after riding in same car during stay-at-home order The fine for violating the rule under Ontario’s Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act is $750.At 10:30 p.m.

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‘Just an illusion’: Victims of crime call for review of Canadian Victims Bill of Rights - globalnews.ca

30.04.2021 / 17:01

‘Just an illusion’: Victims of crime call for review of Canadian Victims Bill of Rights

impaired driving crash, she never would have imagined her path would lead to Rodney Stafford and Lisa Freeman.“You hope that you will never become a victim of crime, but the reality is it can happen to anybody,” she said.All three are part of a club no one wants or chooses to join.“This is not something I brought on myself. This is something that happened to me,” said Freeman.As they point out, anyone can be added to the group at any time.It is for that very reason, Neville-Lake, Freeman and Stafford are fighting for all victims’ rights.“We just get to to live with the pain and the trauma … we’re all told, ‘deal with it’,” said Stafford.In their own way, each has experienced horror.

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Community rallies to support Toronto bar owner after break-in - globalnews.ca - Canada

29.04.2021 / 03:43

Community rallies to support Toronto bar owner after break-in

COVID-19 pandemic had her business broken into this week, but Caitlin Burrell says the local community has rallied behind her, offering support and financial assistance.Burrell said she received a call from police Tuesday morning advising that there had been a break-in at her business, the Bluebird Bar, located on Dundas Street just east of Roncesvalles Avenue.“The front door was smashed in and cash was stolen from the premises,” Burrell told Global News. Half of Canada’s dining establishments at risk of shutting down: restaurant association “I think just with this pandemic … I was laughing with other bar owners, it’s like you’re working so hard to lose so much.

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Adam Strong’s sentencing hearing adjourned due to COVID-19 pandemic - globalnews.ca - province Tuesday

21.04.2021 / 20:02

Adam Strong’s sentencing hearing adjourned due to COVID-19 pandemic

Toronto-area man found guilty in the killing and dismemberment of two women a decade apart has been adjourned due to the pandemic.Last month, a judge found Adam Strong, of Oshawa, Ont., guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Rori Hache and of manslaughter in that of Kandis Fitzpatrick.Wednesday’s hearing had been set to occur in person at the courthouse in Oshawa.

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‘I’m free’: Charges withdrawn against Collingwood, Ont. man accused of killing 2 intruders - globalnews.ca - parish Cameron

31.03.2021 / 17:42

‘I’m free’: Charges withdrawn against Collingwood, Ont. man accused of killing 2 intruders

Collingwood man that after re-assessing the case against Gardiner and the reasonable prospect of conviction, both charges on the indictment were being withdrawn at the request of the Crown.A minute later, the father of two emerged from the house and declared his freedom, wiping away tears and hugging his lawyers.“I have the greatest lawyers. They worked hard for me and the outcome is, I’m free.

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Global News - Traveller charged after allegedly presenting fake negative COVID-19 test at Pearson Airport - globalnews.ca - Canada

24.03.2021 / 01:25

Traveller charged after allegedly presenting fake negative COVID-19 test at Pearson Airport

Peel Regional Police say a man has been charged after allegedly presenting a fake negative COVID-19 test at Toronto Pearson International Airport.Police said that on Sunday at 4 p.m., officers went to assist the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).A CBSA officer was looking at entry documents, police said, including a negative COVID-19 test which “appeared to be fraudulent.”The international traveller, a 45-year-old Edmonton man, was subsequently charged with unlawfully knowingly using a forged document, police said.

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U.S. man accused of murdering 1 person says he really killed 16: prosecutor - globalnews.ca - Canada - state New Mexico - county Grant

21.03.2021 / 08:03

U.S. man accused of murdering 1 person says he really killed 16: prosecutor

A look at some of the deadliest mass killings in Canada since the 1970s Police Lt. David Chavez in Lannon’s hometown of Grants, New Mexico, said authorities have no indication that his claims about 11 other killings are true and that they aren’t aware of any missing-person or homicide reports that would fit his narrative.“Is it possible? Sure, anything’s possible.

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Father of teen fatally stabbed in Leduc school thanks community for support - globalnews.ca

17.03.2021 / 11:00

Father of teen fatally stabbed in Leduc school thanks community for support

GoFundMe page to help cover the cost of her funeral.

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Ontario to blame if $11M in COVID-19 relief aid embezzled, fired senior civil servant alleges - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Sanjay

12.03.2021 / 22:17

Ontario to blame if $11M in COVID-19 relief aid embezzled, fired senior civil servant alleges

former senior civil servant alleged to have embezzled at least $11 million in COVID-19 relief money is now arguing the Ontario government is to blame for any losses it suffered.In a statement of defence filed in Superior Court this week, Sanjay Madan blames the province for allegedly lax security measures that allowed “widespread misappropriation” of money intended to defray the cost of children learning at home.“The plaintiff knew, or ought to have known, that unscrupulous individuals, including potentially its own employees, might try to exploit weaknesses in its security measures to take money,” Madan alleges.“Having anticipated such threats, (the government) ought to have taken steps to prevent them, or reduce any losses arising from

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Alek Minassian found guilty of 10 counts of 1st-degree murder after 2018 Toronto van attack - globalnews.ca

03.03.2021 / 19:24

Alek Minassian found guilty of 10 counts of 1st-degree murder after 2018 Toronto van attack

Alek Minassian has been found guilty of 10 counts of first-degree murder and 16 counts of attempted murder in connection with the 2018 Toronto van attack.The ruling was delivered by Justice Anne Molloy Wednesday morning and in a rare instance for the court, it was livestreamed on YouTube due to anticipated interest in the case and the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.In delivering her decision, Molloy referred to Minassian as John Doe in an effort, she said, to avoid giving him further notoriety. However, she noted the widespread media coverage of Minassian before the case began and did not make an order with regard to name usage.“In this case, Mr.

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Pandemic party boy Ivan Busheski: I was attacked by ‘Brazilian Jiu Jitsu fighters’ - nypost.com - Brazil

01.03.2021 / 20:01

Pandemic party boy Ivan Busheski: I was attacked by ‘Brazilian Jiu Jitsu fighters’

shut down an “illegal bottle club” at their 177 Prince Street loft — only to have robbers storm the place with a gun and knife later that month.Now he claims he was attacked by a group of “Brazilian Jiu Jitsu fighters” bent on “[breaking] all my bones [and taking] my eyeballs” while he was finishing up his shift at La Boite, where he’s also a manager, on early Friday morning.“All my security guys are inside, escorting people, making sure everything is closed [when] all of a sudden, I see like three undercover cops and [State Liquor Authority Agents] ready to shut me down. And then all of a sudden like five guys started running towards the door as the cops did nothing.

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Nova Scotia - Nova Scotia mass shooter’s spouse worried he was looking for her when killings began - globalnews.ca

20.02.2021 / 22:15

Nova Scotia mass shooter’s spouse worried he was looking for her when killings began

gunman who killed 22 people in Nova Scotia told police that she has had guilty feelings and wonders whether others died because she ran away from her partner when his rampage began last April.Lisa Banfield told police that she questions whether the gunmen went to locations she might have run to in order to get help and then killed people as he went along. Court documents says mass shooter’s spouse was beaten, begged for life before escape The information is contained in a statement she provided to RCMP Staff Sgt.

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6 people face $1,000 tickets after Halifax gatherings violate COVID-19 limits - globalnews.ca - county Halifax

20.02.2021 / 17:46

6 people face $1,000 tickets after Halifax gatherings violate COVID-19 limits

Halifax Regional Police have handed out six $1,000 tickets for violating COVID-19 gathering limits in two separate incidents overnight.Police say officers issued four summary offence tickets for failing to comply with the Health Protection Act after responding to reports of a large social gathering at a residence in the 1500 Block of Walnut St. at 12:04 a.m.

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Man charged after allegedly presenting fake negative COVID-19 test at Toronto Pearson Airport - globalnews.ca - Canada

10.02.2021 / 23:55

Man charged after allegedly presenting fake negative COVID-19 test at Toronto Pearson Airport

Peel Regional Police say a man has been charged after he allegedly presented a fake COVID-19 test result at Pearson Airport.Police said they went to assist the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) at the airport Monday evening.Police said a CBSA officer and a quarantine officer were conducting checks at an inspection point and a man’s negative COVID-19 test document “was revealed to be fraudulent.” Travellers to pay ‘more than $2K’ for new mandatory COVID-19 hotel quarantine, Trudeau says Police said the man actually tested positive for the coronavirus and was subsequently arrested and charged for unlawfully using a forged document.Officers and public health officials “determined that there were no additional offences” under health

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Toronto police warn of taxi scam where suspects pose as driver and customer, cite COVID-19 concerns - globalnews.ca

10.02.2021 / 19:05

Toronto police warn of taxi scam where suspects pose as driver and customer, cite COVID-19 concerns

Toronto police are warning the public about an ongoing taxi scam investigation in which it’s alleged the suspects use the fear of COVID-19 as a way to get a victim to provide their banking card.Police said the scam involves the use of a fake taxi while a suspect poses as the driver and another poses as a customer.Investigators alleged the fake customer approaches a victim asking them to use their debit card to pay for the taxi, claiming the driver won’t accept cash due to COVID-19.Officers said the suspects use a modified point-of-sale terminal that records the data and PIN number of the victim when they input it.

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Amazon scam calls on the rise, warns Better Business Bureau - globalnews.ca - Britain

08.02.2021 / 10:19

Amazon scam calls on the rise, warns Better Business Bureau

Better Business Bureau is warning British Columbians about a recent uptick in Amazon scam calls.Karla Laird, mainland B.C. spokesperson for the BBB, says the organization has received a recent flood of reports about the scam.

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Young child, infant among 3 injured after reported stabbing in East Gwillimbury, 2 others dead - globalnews.ca

07.02.2021 / 03:33

Young child, infant among 3 injured after reported stabbing in East Gwillimbury, 2 others dead

York Regional Police say two people are dead and three others are injured, including a young child and an infant, after a reported stabbing in East Gwillimbury on Saturday.Const. Laura Nicolle said officers were called to a home on Ridge Gate Crescent in Mount Albert around 2:30 p.m.

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Coronavirus: Toronto police bust illegal gaming house under Ontario’s stay-at-home order - globalnews.ca

04.02.2021 / 18:51

Coronavirus: Toronto police bust illegal gaming house under Ontario’s stay-at-home order

Toronto police say 14 people were charged after officers broke up an illegal gaming house in the city’s downtown core under the province’s current COVID-19 restrictions.Police said officers responded to a call about a person with a gun at a home in the area of Spadina Avenue and Dundas Street West on Jan. 29, just after 8 p.m.Officers arrived on scene, contained the area and proceeded to enter the basement of the home.

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Charges laid after ‘several large gatherings’ in Toronto, police say - globalnews.ca

24.01.2021 / 17:56

Charges laid after ‘several large gatherings’ in Toronto, police say

Toronto police say they have made arrests and laid charges after “several large gatherings” were held in the city on Saturday despite the province’s stay-at-home order.Police said officers attended gatherings at Nathan Phillips Square, Yonge-Dundas Square, and Queen’s Park.Officers said seven people were arrested and charged at Yonge-Dundas Square, which has been the scene of anti-lockdown protests every Saturday for several months.

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29 people fined for breaching 5km limit since Monday - rte.ie - Ireland - city Dublin

14.01.2021 / 19:20

29 people fined for breaching 5km limit since Monday

Twenty-nine people have been fined €100 each for breaching Covid-19 restrictions since the introduction of new enforcement measures on Monday.

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Nova Scotia - Halifax police issue 4 tickets for failing to follow Nova Scotia’s COVID-19 restrictions - globalnews.ca

12.01.2021 / 20:27

Halifax police issue 4 tickets for failing to follow Nova Scotia’s COVID-19 restrictions

COVID-19 restrictions this weekend.Police say that at 9:30 p.m. on Friday, officers investigated a report that a delivery driver for a Bedford restaurant was not wearing a mask while delivering an order to an apartment building.He was issued a summary-offence ticket for allegedly violating section 71(1b) of Nova Scotia’s Health Protection Act by failing to wear a mask that covered his nose and mouth while in a public space.

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Gardaí to increase enforcement of 5km travel restrictions - rte.ie - Ireland

11.01.2021 / 20:15

Gardaí to increase enforcement of 5km travel restrictions

Covid-19 enforcement measures are to be ramped up by gardaí, with fines of €100 to be issued immediately to people who travel beyond five kilometres from their home for exercise and refuse to comply with a direction to turn back.

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Regina police chief attributes decline in property crime to coronavirus pandemic - globalnews.ca

19.12.2020 / 23:33

Regina police chief attributes decline in property crime to coronavirus pandemic

Regina’s Police Chief Evan Bray led the board of police commissioners through the year-to-date crime stats on Tuesday and it seems the coronavirus pandemic could be the driving force behind declining property crime rates.He said more people out of work or working from home could explain the 20 per cent year-to-date decrease in residential break-and-enters.

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Metro Vancouver - December a time for Grinches and pandemic porch pirates, B.C. group warns - globalnews.ca

16.12.2020 / 02:38

December a time for Grinches and pandemic porch pirates, B.C. group warns

COVID-19 pandemic.“During the Christmas period we oftentimes are staying inside and we put our guard down — unfortunately, the crooks do not,” Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers executive director Linda Annis said Tuesday.“They’re watching your house. They’re watching for anything that could make your house vulnerable to them, breaking in and stealing your goods.”Unattended parcels are an easy target for criminals, some of whom reportedly follow shipping trucks as they unload merchandise at the doorstep, Annis said.To protect yourself from pandemic porch pirates, Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers suggests not letting deliveries sit outside for too long, using home security video to watch for parcels, and guarding your garage door opener.

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Toronto police warn of package theft increasing in east end as more people order online - globalnews.ca

24.11.2020 / 19:33

Toronto police warn of package theft increasing in east end as more people order online

Toronto police are warning residents of an increase in package thefts in the city’s east end as more people turn to online shopping amid the coronavirus pandemic and looming holiday season.“This has led to criminals capitalizing on opportunities and simply taking packages that are easily accessible and unattended for residents throughout 55 Division,” read a statement issued Monday. The division is located on Coxwell Avenue in the city’s east-end.

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Teahouse in Stanley Park hit with repeated break-ins amid COVID-19 - globalnews.ca - county Stanley

22.11.2020 / 23:00

Teahouse in Stanley Park hit with repeated break-ins amid COVID-19

Stanley Park, after suffering multiple recent break-ins and incidents of vandalism.Teahouse general manager Jason Kelly says the restaurant has been targeted at least three times in November.People have thrown rocks, a cinderblock and even a pumpkin through the business’ windows, and in one case a thief made off with a set of chef’s knives worth thousands of dollars. Stanley Park restaurant says it’s ready to go to court over controversial bike lane In each case, the restaurant has been left with an expensive insurance deductible for repairs.“I sleep at night with my phone beside my head waiting for those 2 a.m.

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Coronavirus: Kelowna City Hall vandalized with more anti-lockdown messages on Remembrance Day - globalnews.ca - county Hall

11.11.2020 / 21:51

Coronavirus: Kelowna City Hall vandalized with more anti-lockdown messages on Remembrance Day

Coronavirus: Kelowna City Hall spray-painted with anti-lockdown messages The graffiti also said, “honour those who died for our freedoms by demanding them back.”On Oct.

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Suspect charged after 2 killed, 5 injured in Quebec City stabbings: police - globalnews.ca - France - city Quebec

02.11.2020 / 22:21

Suspect charged after 2 killed, 5 injured in Quebec City stabbings: police

Fatal shooting in Montreal’s NDG neighbourhood leads to investigation by Quebec’s police watchdog Pigeon said the attack was premeditated but the victims appeared to have been chosen at random. The coroner has identified the two people killed as François Duchesne, 56 and Suzanne Clermont, 61, both residents of Quebec City.Officials say the lives of the five other victims are not in danger.

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‘It had to be someone we knew well’: Christine Jessop’s family speaks after 1984 murder solved - globalnews.ca

17.10.2020 / 08:55

‘It had to be someone we knew well’: Christine Jessop’s family speaks after 1984 murder solved

Toronto police say they solved the 1984 cold case murder of Christine Jessop, the nine-year-old’s family sat down with Global News to describe how they’re feeling.“Relief that we finally have the answer we waited for, angry about who it is, frustrated, sad,” said Kenny Jessop, Christine’s older brother. “Like anything in this case, it couldn’t be a simple answer … it had to be someone we knew well.” DNA solves 1984 murder of Christine Jessop, suspect dead: Toronto police Police announced that Calvin Hoover was matched using genetic genealogy based off a DNA sample from Christine’s underwear.

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Who was Calvin Hoover? The man Toronto police say killed 9-year-old Christine Jessop in 1984 - globalnews.ca

17.10.2020 / 08:55

Who was Calvin Hoover? The man Toronto police say killed 9-year-old Christine Jessop in 1984

In a Queensville, Ont. cemetery, 60 kilometres north of Toronto, a pile of flowers lays in front of Christine Jessop‘s headstone including a fresh bouquet of yellow flowers with a note attached.“We never met you, but we know people who knew and loved you.

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DNA solves 1984 murder of Christine Jessop, suspect dead: Toronto police - globalnews.ca

15.10.2020 / 22:21

DNA solves 1984 murder of Christine Jessop, suspect dead: Toronto police

Toronto police say DNA has helped to solve the 1984 murder of Christine Jessop, however, the suspect is now dead.Toronto Police Chief James Ramer identified Calvin Hoover as Jessop’s murderer. He was 28 at the time of the case and he died in 2015.Kenney Jessop, Christine’s brother, told Global News the family is “feeling stunned” but “happily stunned” after hearing the news.

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Man accused of North Vancouver care home hoax call makes court appearance - globalnews.ca - city Richmond

08.10.2020 / 05:55

Man accused of North Vancouver care home hoax call makes court appearance

COVID-19, made appeared in court on Wednesday.Taymour Aghati, 26, appeared in a Richmond courtroom by video link, though details of the proceedings cannot be reported due to publication bans. Man charged in hoax call to B.C.

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2 charged by Toronto police for allegedly violating Quarantine Act after attending non-mask rally - globalnews.ca - Canada

06.10.2020 / 22:12

2 charged by Toronto police for allegedly violating Quarantine Act after attending non-mask rally

Toronto police say they have charged a man and woman after both allegedly broke the federal Quarantine Act by attending a non-mask-wearing rally while they should have been quarantining.Police said both were ordered to quarantine for 14 days when they re-entered Canada through Toronto Pearson International Airport after travelling abroad.However, officers said on Sept. 26, the man was seen near Yonge-Dundas Square and was given a notice for failing to comply with his quarantine orders.

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Winnipeg police warning of COVID-19-related frauds and scams - globalnews.ca

04.10.2020 / 20:26

Winnipeg police warning of COVID-19-related frauds and scams

Coronavirus-related scams have defrauded Canadians $1.2M: official Police say there are also people pretending to be financial advisers pressuring people to invest in “hot” new stocks related to the coronavirus or those offering financial aid and/or loans to help you get through the shutdowns.Another thing to be on guard about is people offering to help you fill out a CERB application.There are also people going door-to-door trying to sell household decontamination services and companies offering fast COVID-19 tests for sale.

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Man gets punched in face after confronting another man not wearing mask in Toronto - globalnews.ca

30.09.2020 / 20:49

Man gets punched in face after confronting another man not wearing mask in Toronto

Toronto police say they are searching for a man in his early 20s who allegedly punched another man in the face after he confronted him about not wearing a mask.Police said officers responded to a call about an assault at a convenience store in the area of Don Mills Road and Gateway Boulevard in North York at 9 p.m. on Sept.

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Warning over 'authoritarian' policing response to large gatherings - rte.ie - Ireland

30.09.2020 / 20:21

Warning over 'authoritarian' policing response to large gatherings

The Garda Commissioner has said gardaí do not have the power under the health regulations to break up house parties or large gatherings if there are no breaches of the criminal law.

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Surge in drug activity during coronavirus - anti-drug agency - rte.ie - Spain

23.09.2020 / 19:28

Surge in drug activity during coronavirus - anti-drug agency

An international anti-drug trafficking agency said there has been "a surge of activity" during the pandemic in the amount of drugs being imported into Europe.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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