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CTV News
3 days ago
- General
- CTV News
1 dead following industrial accident at Metrolinx rail yard in Mississauga
An investigation is underway aftre one person died following an industrial accident at a Metrolinx rail maintenance yard in Mississauga. One person has died following a workplace incident at a Metrolinx rail maintenance yard in Mississauga on Monday. The provincial transportation agency said the industrial accident happened at 6211 Goreway Dr., near Zahavy Way, just west off Highway 427. Paramedics said they responded to a call at that rail yard, but did not transport any patients to the hospital. Metrolinx rail yard Mississauga fatality June 2 An investigation is underway aftre one person died following an industrial accident at a Metrolinx rail maintenance yard in Mississauga. 'Our thoughts are with the individual and their loved ones during this difficult time,' Metrolinx said in a statement provided to CTV News Toronto.' 'As this matter is currently under investigation by Police and the Ministry of Labour, we are not able to comment further.' The Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development said it was notified of the incident and has assigned an inspector to investigate.
CTV News
3 days ago
- General
- CTV News
1 dead following industrial accident at Metrolinx rail yard in Mississauga
An investigation is underway aftre one person died following an industrial accident at a Metrolinx rail maintenance yard in Mississauga. One person has died following a workplace incident at a Metrolinx rail maintenance yard in Mississauga on Monday. The provincial transportation agency said the industrial accident happened at 6211 Goreway Dr., near Zahavy Way, just west off Highway 427. Paramedics said they responded to a call at that rail yard, but did not transport any patients to the hospital. Metrolinx rail yard Mississauga fatality June 2 An investigation is underway aftre one person died following an industrial accident at a Metrolinx rail maintenance yard in Mississauga. 'Our thoughts are with the individual and their loved ones during this difficult time,' Metrolinx said in a statement provided to CTV News Toronto.' 'As this matter is currently under investigation by Police and the Ministry of Labour, we are not able to comment further.' The Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development said it was notified of the incident and has assigned an inspector to investigate.
CBC
3 days ago
- General
- CBC
Man dead after industrial accident at Metrolinx rail yard in Mississauga
A man is dead after an industrial accident at a Metrolinx rail yard in Mississauga on Monday, according to police and the provincial transit agency. Peel Regional Police said the death happened at Goreway Drive and Zahavy Way. Officers were called to the scene at about 12:10 p.m. The man was pronounced dead at the scene. In an email on Monday, Metrolinx said it is aware of reports of a fatality at its rail yard at 6211 Goreway Dr. "Our thoughts are with the individual and their loved ones during this difficult time," Metrolinx said.
The Sun
15-05-2025
- The Sun
Family of security guard who died while having sex with girlfriend in office will get PAYOUT over ‘workplace accident'
THE FAMILY of a man in China who died while having sex during working hours will get compensation after his death was ruled an industrial accident. The man in his 60s, referred to just by his surname Zhang, died during the intimate act while working as a security guard. 1 He had been the sole guard a small factory in the Chinese capital Beijing before he died. Zhang had been required to work round the clock with no days off, Southern Metropolis News has reported. He had met his girlfriend in a security room on October 6, 2014 - where the couple proceeded to have sex. However, the security guard died during the intimacy. A police investigation determined he died suddenly, and there were no suspicious circumstances. The man's son Zhang Xiaoshi applied one year later for compensation at the Municipal Social Security Bureau. China's Industrial Injury Insurance Rule states that the death of an employee during working hours should be treated as an industrial accident. An employee's family can then get compensation through the employer and the social security authorities. But the son's request was initially denied by the authorities, who said Zhang had died while dating his girlfriend, not conducting his duties. Xiaoshi then took the factory and social security authorities to court in 2016. He argued that his dad's death should be considered and industrial accident as he had to work around the clock - forcing him to meet his girlfriend in the security room at work. Taking a rest was a worker's right, Xiaoshi contended. The son said: "As an adult male, it was normal for my father to have emotional needs. "Having a romantic relationship is a part of that rest. He did not leave his work area. "So his sudden death should be declared an industrial injury." The court agreed and ruled that the father's death had happened during working hours. Despite an appeal from the factory and the social security authority appealed, a higher court upheld the verdict. A February 2017 document from the social security authority confirmed that Zhang's death was an industrial accident, although it's not clear how large the compensation package was. While the death and court case happened several years ago now, the incident has been the subject of renewed social media interest, the South China Morning Post has reported. Chongqing-based lawyer Chen Rui said on social media there are two main factors that saw Xiaoshi win the case. One was that Zhang was required to work throughout the year with no holiday, meaning that dating his girlfriend was deemed a physiological need like drinking water and using the toilet. The other factor is that he having sex with his girlfriend, not hiring a prostitute. This meant he did not violate social customs, according to the lawyer.
South China Morning Post
15-05-2025
- South China Morning Post
Diver drowns in Indonesia, Japanese woman cuts off lover's finger: 5 trending stories
From Japanese woman cutting off her lover's finger to Chinese teenager's stolen crying photo, here are five stories from SCMP's recent reporting We have selected five Trending in China stories from the past seven days that resonated with our readers. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. A Chinese woman reportedly drowned after she dived deep to retrieve a GoPro camera that accidentally fell into the sea. Zhang Xiaohan, 30, was found dead at a depth of 87 metres at the Kelapa Dua dive site near Kakaban Island in Indonesia's East Kalimantan province, the local media outlet Antara News reported. A court in China has ruled that the death of a security guard during workplace sex with his lover was an industrial accident. Photo: SCMP composite/Shutterstock The death of a man in China who died while having sex with his girlfriend during working hours has been declared an industrial accident. The decision, which entitles his family to compensation, has captivated mainland social media. A Japanese woman has been arrested after she cut off her boyfriend's ring finger to prevent him from marrying someone else. Photo: SCMP composite/Shutterstock/IG@oreno_eromanga A Japanese cosplayer shocked the internet after reportedly cutting off her boyfriend's ring finger and keeping it in the fridge. The woman claimed she 'loved him too much' and did not want him to marry anyone else or exchange wedding rings. A young Chinese woman whose crying photograph was stolen and is being used on pornographic websites and in advertisements for sex products is battling to restore her reputation. Photo: SCMP composite/Weibo/Jimu A young woman whose crying selfie was stolen and misused on pornographic websites and in advertisements for sex products has aroused widespread attention on mainland social media. The 19-year-old, surnamed Liang, is a first-year student at a university in Harbin of Heilongjiang province, in northeast China. A Chinese man has broken up with his 'cheating' girlfriend after her phone automatically connected to the Wi-fi of a hotel they were visiting together for the first time. Photo: SCMP composite/Shutterstock A Chinese man broke up with his girlfriend after he discovered her phone automatically connecting to the Wi-fi of a hotel they went to for the first time together. Newsletter Every Friday Lunar By submitting, you consent to receiving marketing emails from SCMP. If you don't want these, tick here {{message}} Thanks for signing up for our newsletter! Please check your email to confirm your subscription. Follow us on Facebook to get our latest news.
