Civil lawsuit alleging sexual misconduct by former Barrie councillor Mike McCann dismissed
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Civil lawsuit alleging sexual misconduct by former Barrie councillor Mike McCann dismissed
A civil lawsuit alleging sexual misconduct by Barrie City Councillor Mike McCann has been dismissed.
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Canadians desperate to hear from families in Iran as violence escalates and routes out are limited
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"I explained, 'Don't worry, they're strong enough. They'll try to protect themselves,' " she said. Hundreds killed in escalating strikes Israel launched the first strikes of an air campaign against Iran last week, kicking off an exchange of missile fire between the two countries. A Washington-based Iranian human rights group said at least 585 people, including 239 civilians, have been killed in Iran and more than 1,300 wounded. Iran has fired some 400 missiles and hundreds of drones, killing at least 24 people in Israel and wounding hundreds. Global Affairs Canada says more than 4,000 Canadians were registered as being in Iran as of Tuesday evening, with more than 6,600 Canadians in Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Because registration is voluntary, these numbers are likely an undercount. Both Iran and Israel have suspended outgoing flights. 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"My heart just wants to explode hearing from them and being here and not being able to do much," Zardosht said. Sara Shariati told CBC Vancouver she's been struggling to get in touch with her dad, a dual Canadian-Iranian citizen, and worries she might not see him again. "It's a very scary time," she said. "I think a lot of Iranians in the diaspora, me included, feel helpless." Iranian Canadians can cross into Turkey or Armenia Global Affairs Canada says Canadians in Iran have three border crossing options to enter Turkey, and one option to enter Armenia. Dr. Panid Borhanjoo, who lives in Hamilton and was visiting family in Tehran, managed to find a driver to take him to the border where he crossed into Turkey. There, he was able to catch a flight from Istanbul to Toronto. But he told CBC Hamilton that he thought he might be killed in the process as bombs were falling. And of course, he's still worried about the family he left behind. 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National Post
19 minutes ago
- National Post
CUPE 2073 and OCEU/CUPE 1750 to Rally Outside MPP Chris Scott's Office
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CTV News
21 minutes ago
- CTV News
Winnipeg man dead, another in critical condition after off-road vehicle collision: RCMP
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