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A trailer hitch thrown at an Indigenous woman from a moving car ruptured her small intestine and led to worsening health conditions that killed her months later, a doctor told a Thunder Bay, Ont., court on Tuesday.Dr. Toby Rose testified at the manslaughter trial of Brayden Bushby, saying the hitch incident hastened the woman death.Bushby, 21, has pleaded not guilty in the death of 34-year-old Barbara Kentner, who died approximately five months after she was injured in the January 2017 incident. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He has admitted to throwing the hitch and pleaded guilty to aggravated assault, but his lawyer has argued there is no legal link between his actions and Kentner death.Rose performed an autopsy on Kentner three days after she died, and concluded the woman death was caused by abdominal infection and pneumonia - conditions that were a consequence of a rupture of
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stanley us ill head into this June 14-16 weekend with a couple of chilly overnights 鈥?no AC needed! 鈥?before an extended heat wave is forecasted to start on Sunday and last throughout the entire work week. Expect humidex values into the 40s, said Environment Canada meteorologist Gerald Cheng in a Friday interview.In the meantime, however, Hudsons Bay blankets might be necessary overnight tonight into Saturday and again tomorrow night for some parts of southern and eastern Ontario as temperatures take a dip, in some places into the low single digits. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But thats a temporary thing, reiterated Cheng.Saturdays high temperatures are forecasted to reach average, or even slightly below, thanks to the cold front that shoved out Thursdays warm temperatures across much of Ontario. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By Sunday, though, temperatures are on their way back up, with many places nearing 30 C and then surpassing 30 C to start the new week, where they remain at or above for the extent of Environment Canadas current seve
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