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 A woman is dead and two men are critically injured after a motorcycle collision happened on the Don Valley Parkway Monday night.According to Toronto police, the incident happened before 11 p.m. May 31 on the parkway near Don Mills Road. Officers had reports several motorcycles were speeding and cutting through lanes when a collision involving a few them happened.Police said a 2016 black Suzuki motorcycle struck a metal barrier, and a 2009 red Honda motorcycle also became in stanley mugs volved in the collision. A woman, 39, died at the scene and a 35-year-old man a 40-y stanley thermos mug ear-old man sustained critical injuries.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        They were  stanley cup taken to hospital in life-threatening condition by paramedics.      An investigation is ongoing.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 416-808-2222, or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-8477 or online at 222tips. Iwyl Solicitor general, OPP commissioner won   t be attending Haldimand Police Services Board meeting Sept. 23
 People will soon be able to go shopping at the mall and get their COVID-19 vaccine shot at the same time in Scarborough and Etobicoke.You know, once Canada has enough vaccine supplies and when in-person shopping is allowed again in Toronto.But thats the plan at the Scarborough Town Centre, 300 Borough Dr., and Etobicoke   Cloverdale Mall, 250 The East Mall. They will be among nine city of Toronto-operated immunization clinics.               ARTICLE CONT stanley tumbler INUES BELOW                                        Oxford Properties, which owns the Scarborough mall, says its an ideal location for an immunization clinic because it is an accessible space that is accessible by public transit and has plenty of parking space on site. Due to their size, accessibility and experience of our property management teams in safely handling thousands of v stanley bottles isitors daily, our shopping centres can play an important role in getting the vaccine as quickly and safely to as many Canadians as possible,  said Bradley Jones, Head of Re vaso stanley tail, Oxford Properties, in a news release.  Supporting community vaccination efforts allows us to play our part in the collective response against COVID-19 and give back to the communities which we are so proud to serve.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 This is Oxfords second vaccine clinic. The other is at a shopping mall in Brossard, Quebec, which opened in January.The city hopes to open the clinics in early April, but that is dependent on sup