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stanley sverige goal of raising $2,500. Within 24 hours, over $1,000 had been donated. Were hoping to do a lunch and a dinner for both Anson Place as well as the hospital, because oftentimes the evening staff gets forgotten about, Bachmann said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Shes working with Dingers Taps and Grill and Shellys Family Dining and Catering on the project.On the GoFundMe page, Bachmann noted that the contributions are doubly beneficial, because you will be able to provide a meal to one or several workers in our community, whilst also supporting local restaurants at the same time. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The restaurants will pack individually-porti
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Three more Toronto police officers have tested positive for聽COVID-19, bringing the total number of service employees who have contracted the virus to five.Three of the uniformed officers who have the vi
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stanley becher ts boundaries are approximately Spadina Avenue to Dufferin Street, Dupont Street to Lake Ontario. Despite having the first 3 cases of uniform members within the TPS test positive for COVID-19 the men and women of 14 Div are steadfast in their duties and commitment to be at work in support of community safety, wrote Supt. Rob Johnson, unit commander of 14 division,聽on Twitter early Tuesday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The other two positive cases are a police officer from 23 Division in North Etobicoke, and a civilian who worked at Toronto police headquarters at 40 College St. Toronto police confirmed last Friday that聽the first case of a uniformed police officer聽testing positive for COVID-19 was an officer at 14 Division. The week before, the police service confirmed that聽a civilian member of the service had tested聽positive for the virus. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Toronto police spokesperson Meaghan Gray said Tuesday that in each case police work with public health authorities who conduct an in-depth investigation related to each member and their contacts. At every location, we take action to ensure enhanced cleaning mea
