Wife testifies in Toronto officer killer case
The wife of Umar Zameer described the night at Toronto City Hall garage when two strangers shouted at the couple and banged on their BMW in a Canada Day outing. She said she feared they planned to kill them as she and her eight months pregnant husband tried to drive away.
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Ontario to add four police helicopters amid car theft surge
The Ontario government will buy four police helicopters at about 36 million dollars to combat a steep rise in car thefts and aid missing vulnerable persons searches. The OPP may operate or lease the craft for Toronto Peel Halton and Durham regions, with 10 million dollars allocated for three years of operation.
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Queen's to use lottery in medical school admissions
Queen’s University School of Medicine in Kingston Ontario announced a new admissions process for 2025 featuring a first of its kind national lottery after applicants face higher MCAT Casper and GPA cutoffs. The plan aims to reduce systemic barriers and widen diversity by early phase random selection for interviews and a Black student recruitment pathway in a second phase.
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