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Posted: May 06, 2021 3:38 PM ET | Last Updated: May 6
Aissatou Diallo, 44, has pleaded not guilty to three counts of dangerous driving causing death and 35 counts of dangerous driving causing bodily harm in the Westboro bus crash.(Raphael Tremblay/CBC)
The driver behind the wheel of the OC-Transpo double-decker that crashed into Westboro station likely had no time to brake after unsuccessfully trying to regain control of the bus, a collision reconstruction expert testified Thursday.
Aissatou Diallo has pleaded not guilty to 38 charges of dangerous driving, including three counts of dangerous driving causing death, stemming from the fatal crash on Jan. 11, 2019.
Court has heard that from the moment the bus strayed onto the Transitway shoulder to the moment it struck the shelter overhang, Diallo never applied the brakes.
Chaguaramas dock workers protest over wage freeze
Thursday 29 April 2021
A worker from the Caribbean Dockyard holds a sign during a protest at the company s Chaguaramas headquarters on Thursday - Photo by Shane Superville
Thirty employees of Caribbean Dockyard and Engineering Services Ltd (CDESL) staged a heated protest outside the company s Chaguaramas compound on Thursday over delays in salary negotiations.
Speaking with Newsday, one worker said he was frustrated over repeated delays and called on the government to expedite the process to update workers salaries. It s really frustrating that we have to find a way to live on 2006 salaries. We do a lot of dangerous work when it comes to repairs and maintenance of vessels, and our salaries simply don t reflect that.