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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 18, 2024

Page

6

Heat wave sweeps Ontario with record like humidex risks

Environment Canada issued heat warnings across Ontario from southwestern regions to the Quebec border as temperatures push toward 45 C with high humidity. The agency warns vulnerable groups face danger while meteorologists link the surge to a southward air mass and climate change. City services urge cooling centers, hydration, and checks on neighbors, with schools and shelters adjusting operations.

Toronto Ontario Environment Canada Weather Agency Quebec Sault Ste. Marie Moosonee Ottawa Gerald Cheng Cheng New Brunswick Climate Central U.S. National Weather Service Midwest Bob Brooks Bangkok Thailand Toronto District School Board Elise von Scheel Diana Chan McNally Ontario Ministry of Jean-Philippe Bégin Montreal

Three dead in Toronto office lobby shooting

Three adults died after gunfire in a north Toronto office building lobby near Don Mills and Mallard roads. Police confirmed the deaths around 5 pm while a nearby independent-all-boys Catholic elementary school was locked down and a daycare in the area was cleared. A graphic designer in the building described hearing an argument before shots.

Toronto Don Mills Mallard Roads Cindy Chung Shahrokh Biniyaz Biniyaz St. George Mini School

LCBO workers vote to strike after turnout sets record

Ontario union OPSEU reported 97 percent of LCBO workers voting in favour of a strike with 8,060 participants and an 86 percent turnout over four days. The LCBO pledged to maintain service while resuming negotiations this week. OPSEU will review strike timeline Monday. The vote comes amid Ontario’s phased alcohol sales expansion announced by Premier Ford.

Ontario Ontario Public Service Employees Union LCBO Doug Ford OPSEU Ford OPSEA

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