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The Northeast Nova RCMP Major Crime Unit (NEN MCU) is investigating a suspicious death in Cumberland County. On August 2, Cumberland County District RCMP and other first responders attended a report of a man with injuries at a commercial property in the 3000-block of Hwy. 321 in Oxford. The man was transported to hospital with injuries associated to an electrocution that occurred on July 29. The electrocution was not a workplace incident.

TorontoA portion of the Don Valley Parkway in Toronto's east end was temporarily closed until Friday morning for a demolition after a large blaze at an abandoned building, fire services and the city say. Flames, heavy smoke broke out at old Jam Factory building Wednesday nightListen to this articleEstimated 3 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Heavy equipment was brought to the Don Valley Parkway on Thursday night to begin the demolition of an abandoned building after a major fire on Wednesday night. (Robert Krbavac/CBC)A portion of the Don Valley Parkway in Toronto's east end was temporarily closed until Friday morning for a demolition after a large blaze at an abandoned building, fire services and the city say. In a news release Thursday afternoon, the city said the closure would go on until 6 a.m. Friday to facilitate the demolition of 2 Matilda St., which is only about nine metres away from the edge of the highway.

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