Posted: May 15, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: May 15
Jon Galvano, seen at CAFE s St. Clair Avenue location in a photo posted to his Instagram feed in October 2018, was a very smart business guy, according to his former criminal lawyer.(j.galvano/Instagram)
Jon Patrick Galvano, who co-founded Toronto s CAFE chain of unlicensed cannabis dispensaries that gained fame for repeatedly flouting law enforcement attempts to shut them down, has died in Mexico.
CBC News confirmed the 46-year-old s death Friday afternoon with a family member. There were no other details, including whether foul play was involved.
Global Affairs Canada said in an email that they are aware a Canadian died in the country, are providing help to the family and are seeking more information from local authorities.
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Publishing date: Mar 16, 2021 • 4 days ago • 3 minute read Windsor s Superior Court of Justice lobby. Photo by Nick Brancaccio /Windsor Star
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A Windsor judge concerned about sending convicted criminals behind bars during a COVID-19 outbreak at the local jail offered two local drug dealers another two months of freedom before announcing his sentencing decision.
“I’m not looking to put you at risk,” Superior Court Justice Kirk Munroe told Jeffery Durocher and Robert Bela Schrey on Tuesday.
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Behind encouraging COVID-19 numbers in Pueblo County, expanding vaccinations, new quarantine protocols and the potential use of rapid tests, Pueblo School District 70 announced changes to its return to in-person learning plan during Tuesday s board meeting.
The new plan calls for all elementary and middle school students to return to in-person instruction starting Jan. 18, with Rye High School also returning fully in-person.
Pueblo County and Pueblo West High Schools will go to the hybrid model used in the fall beginning Jan. 18.
Before winter break, D70 believed it was possible for elementary and middle school students to return, but gave no definitive plan. High school was expected to stay virtual through Jan. 18.