The incident began June 25, when police were called to St. Patrick Street near Parent Avenue on reports of a man who was allegedly brandishing a knife.
SIU director Joseph Martino said the officer tried to calm the man down by asking his name and saying he was there to help.Several other officers arrived within moments of the first and also drew their guns, ordering the man to drop the knife. The SIU interviewed seven civilian witnesses and two of the responding officers. The ones who shot and killed the man declined to be interviewed, as is their legal right, but did make their notes available.
In recent years, Canadians have witnessed a subtle but significant shift in the number of businesses requesting tips, as more establishments ask for gratuities. In a column for CTVNews.ca, personal finance contributor Christopher Liew looks at how to adapt to this new tipping culture, and whether the rise in tip requests is here to stay.
After years of being kicked to the curb a green bin program is finally getting underway in the City of London. The city began delivering green bins to households in west London Monday.Environment and Climate Change Canada is warning residents of southern Manitoba and southern Saskatchewan that the mild temperatures experienced so far this fall are coming to an end, and the first shot of accumulating snow is expected this week.
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