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Arbitrator Dana Randall has ruled that unilaterally-imposed, bi-weekly testing for the novel coronavirus at a Woodstock, Ont., unionized retirement home is reasonable when weighed against the need to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
“The decision tells us that, in this particular environment, mandatory COVID-19 testing is a reasonable exercise of management right given the nature of the test, which is not intrusive, and the serious harm it seeks to prevent,” says Thomas Stefanik, a partner and head of the employment and labour group at Toronto-based Torkin Manes LLP, counsel for the employer, Caressant Care.
Stefanik believes the decision will carry considerable weight, as he knows of no other rulings on the issue. “We also presented evidence that most Ontario unions had accepted mandatory testing, which indicates that the community considers it to be a reasonable measure.”
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It appears the Capreol station would have been well-equipped to assist with a fatal crash on Suez Drive in May 2017.
On May 27, 2017, Patrick Roussel-Sivret, 22, was killed when the vehicle in which he was a passenger crashed. In December 2018, Ethan Filippini received a five-year prison sentence for causing the crash that killed Roussel-Sivret and injured Matthew Craggs, the other driver. Filippini was impaired at the time.
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Three fire halls were dispatched to the crash site â station 16 in Val Therese (10 km away); station 17 in Hanmer (3.4 km); and station 3 from New Sudbury (27 km).