Police-reported mass casualty events in Canada, 2010 to 2024 - Statistique Canada

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Port of Spain, 22 September 2026 (PAHO) —The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, has successfully completed another phase of its national Mass Casualty Management (MCM) Training Programme, with healthcare and emergency response personnel from the South-West Regional Health Authority (SWRHA) participating in an intensive six-day workshop held from 14 to 19 September 2026. The training forms part of a nationwide initiative aimed at strengthening Trinidad and Tobago's preparedness for mass casualty incidents, disasters, public health emergencies, and other large-scale events. Through a combination of classroom instruction, tabletop simulations, practical exercises, and realistic emergency response scenarios, participants enhanced the knowledge and skills required to coordinate effective responses during complex emergencies. The SWRHA workshop marked an important milestone in the evolution of the programme. For the first time, the training was delivered by members of the national Trainer-of-Trainers (ToT) cohort, who were trained under the PAHO Mass Casualty Management programme in 2025. This transition to locally trained facilitato

The Parole Board of Canada knew convicted murderer Jeffrey George Ewert had plans to attend a university and it made a decision this past spring to continue his day parole despite how he previously breached his release conditions, concerning his contacts with women, multiple times. According to a report by CBC, Ewert has been taking law courses at McGill University as recently as earlier this month. The report, published online on Friday, quotes unnamed students upset “that the university did not disclose their peer’s violent history.”

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SAN DIEGO — A California aquarium says a beluga rescued from Marineland in Ontario has died, adding to the number of deaths of animals relocated over the summer from the now-closed Canadian facility. SeaWorld San Diego says in a Facebook post that Cyprus, a nine-year-old male beluga that arrived at the park on Aug. 22 stopped eating on Friday, and an ultrasound later determined the animal’s intestinal tract did not appear to be functioning normally. It says Cyprus had been doing well since his arrival, eating consistently and interacting with his trainers and animal care team, along with two other rescued belugas. But it notes belugas can mask discomfort or underlying concerns that are not immediately visible, and it says a full necropsy will be conducted. Beluga whales swim before being transported by a group of experts from Marineland and U. S. aquariums onto a truck via a sling at Marineland in Niagara Falls, Ont., on Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Carlos Osorio Beluga whales swim before being transported by a group of experts from Marineland and U. S. aquariums onto a truck via a sling at Marineland in Niagara Falls, Ont., on Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2026.