2 people charged in connection with Ajax shooting that put 2 victims in hospital
Two people have been charged in connection to a shooting in Ajax on Wednesday afternoon that sent two people in hospital.
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Posted: Apr 30, 2021 4:56 PM ET | Last Updated: April 30
The shooting happened in the intersection of Kingston Road and Harwood Avenue on Wednesday.(Michael Charles Cole/CBC)
Posted: Mar 13, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: March 13
Guerina Morra, 81, gets her first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at Caboto Terrace in Toronto on Thursday. Experts say the confusion around vaccine safety recommendations is unfortunate given the number of unvaccinated seniors in Canada at risk of severe COVID-19 complications.(Evan Mitsui/CBC)
A tattoo in his memory covers Last-Kolb s forearm. Jeremy Blaze, the artist who drew it, knew her son very well and had tattooed him in the past. The tattoo represents who he was, a little bit about the tattoos he had on himself, Last-Kolb says.
Last-Kolb s tattoo of her son s first name includes a rose, a black ribbon, angel wings and a cross, all symbols that fascinated Jessie. The tattoo is done in black ink, like the ones he had. (Radja Mahamba/Radio-Canada)
Tattoos were important in Jessie s life, she says. The night he died, he was going to get a new one.
Posted: Feb 28, 2021 6:42 PM ET | Last Updated: March 1
Protester outside the home of Toronto Mayor John Tory hold onto a cutout of the mayor that is covered with paper notices. The notices urge the mayor to drop an application for a court injunction against Toronto carpenter Khaleel Seivwright. (Michael Charles Cole/CBC)
An estimated 800 people took part in a protest on Sunday to demand that the city drop an application for a court injunction against a Toronto carpenter who has built dozens of tiny shelters for unhoused people.
Over several hours, protesters left notices on a cardboard cutout of Mayor John Tory outside his condo. The notices indicate that the protesters support residents of encampments in city parks and oppose the application, which was filed in Ontario Superior Court on Feb. 12 against Khaleel Seivwright.
Vancouver to update noise bylaw in response to anti-gay preachers in West End
Vancouver city councillors will discuss an upgraded version of its municipal noise bylaws in response to a man preaching anti-gay messages with a microphone and amplifier in the West End last summer.
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Posted: Feb 20, 2021 6:00 AM PT | Last Updated: February 20
Street preacher David Lynn, founder of Christ’s Forgiveness Ministries, delivered a speech in Vancouver s downtown West End surrounded by Vancouver police officers as a crowd of pro-LGBTQ demonstrators surrounded him on August 31, 2020.(Enzo Zanatta/CBC news)