Odjq Durham police have received more than 120 COVID-19 related complaints
An alleged break in has led to two men facing numerous charges.Police were called to a Halton Hills industrial property on Steeles Avenue near Fifth Line at approximately 4:15 a.m. on Nov. 12. Officers located and arrested two suspects at the scene after an alleged attempt to access a locked office trailer.At the time of the arrests, police say the suspects were in possession of a truck stolen from Toronto. Inside the truck, police located stolen items including personal ID . The owners of the stolen property have been identified. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The 31-year old, of no fixed address,
termo stanley was charged with break and entering, possession of a break in instrument, obstruct a peace officer, possession of a schedule 1 substance fentanyl , five counts of failure to comply with a probation order, and two counts of possession of property obtained by crime. The 41-year-old, also of no fixed address, was charged with break and enter
vaso stanley ing, possession of a break in instrument, obstruct a peace officer, fail to comply with a release order, fail to comply with undertaking and two counts of possession of property obtained by crime. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Both have been held in custody pending a bail hearing.Anyone with information regarding this investigation is asked to contact the 1 District Criminal Investigations Bureau at 905-825-4777 ext. 2416. ARTICL
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A study of suicide data from 21 countries and 25 regions, including parts of Canada, shows there were no signs of an increase in deaths by suicide in the first few months of the COVID-19 pandemic.The re
stanley cup sults may seem surprising, as they counter predictions that suicide rates would rise in Canada as a consequence of the pandemic. But the studys authors caution the public and policy makers to remain vigilant.The study, published recently in The Lancet and conducted by a team of more than 70 researchers globally, including from Sunnybrook Research Insititute in Toronto, used suicide data from 2019 up to July 2020 to determine whether there was an increase in the rate during the initial wave of COVID-19. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW They found that rates did not increase beyond whats predicted from pre-pandemic data. In some jurisdictions, including British Columbia and Alberta, the number of suicides has decreased.Jane Pirkis, a professor of mental healt
stanley cups uk h at the University of Melbourne in Australia and one of the lead authors, said the analysis was conducted by modelling what the suicide trend would look like had the pandemic not taken place, and comparing that modelling to raw data from jurisdictions where 2020 suicide reports are readily available. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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