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Police file criminal, provincial charges over University of Guelph homecoming party (opens the original)
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After an off-campus University of Guelph homecoming party descended into chaos last weekend, other Ontario universities say they are working to minimize the impacts of similar upcoming events. The unsanctioned party in Guelph on Saturday risked the safety of students and neighbours, university president Rene Van Acker said in a statement. Videos circulating online show massive crowds of young people filling the streets, and some of them throwing bottles and other items as police officers tried t
Two people found in burning cars at opposite ends of Toronto were murdered, police say (opens the original)
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Toronto police say two people who were found in burning vehicles overnight on opposite ends of the city earlier this week were targeted and killed before they were burned. Police say the first body was found in a burning vehicle in the city’s northeast corner around Rouge National Urban Park just before 11:30 p.m. on Monday. Det.-Sgt. Henri Marsman says the victim has been identified as 32-year-old Marcus Charles, who was living in Toronto. He says Charles was identified using his fingerprints.
Neskantaga First Nation evacuated for second time this summer after sewage flood at nursing station (opens the original)
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Neskantaga First Nation had to be evacuated again after a sewage flood at the community’s only nursing station, the northern Ontario community’s chief said on Thursday. Gary Quisess said Neskantaga residents had to leave the community earlier this month for the second time this summer, just days after they returned home following a wildfire evacuation. “It’s not a good feeling to be displaced and a hotel is not a long-term facility for a community to stay in,” he said during a news conference at
Oshawa pilot found dead after search in Kawartha Lakes, police say (opens the original)
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Ontario Provincial Police say a 73-year-old pilot who failed to return to Oshawa, Ont., from a flight in a homebuilt plane last week was found dead. Police say the pilot’s remains were found after extensive search efforts in the city of Kawartha Lakes. A large search operation was launched on Friday after the plane departed from the Oshawa Executive Airport at 8:30 a.m. and failed to return that same morning at 9:30 a.m. Police say aircraft debris was recovered on Monday from Wolfe Lake in Queen
Outbreak of legionnaires’ disease being investigated near downtown core in Toronto (opens the original)
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Public health officials in Toronto say they are investigating another outbreak of legionnaires’ disease. They say the outbreak of six confirmed cases spans about a one-kilometre radius of the intersection of Bathurst and Dupont streets. Officials say the cases involve people who live, work in or have visited the area and they developed symptoms between July 2 and July 26. Toronto Public Health is working to determine if this may be linked to a previous outbreak of five legionnaires’ disease case
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