Graphic content warning: This story contains details readers may find disturbing. A 47-year-old Oshawa man sentenced to life in prison for killing and dismembering two young women in Oshawa over the span of nearly a decade is a “dangerous predator” who will “never be seen in public again,” a judge said Friday. At the conclusion of a two-day sentencing hearing on Friday, Ontario Superior Court Justice Joseph Di Luca sentenced Adam Strong to life in prison without the chance of parole for 25 years for the murder of 18-year-old Rori Hache, who disappeared in 2017. Strong was also handed a concurrent 18-year sentence for manslaughter in the death of 19-year-old Kandis Fitzpatrick, who was last seen by her family in 2008.
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TORONTO The prolonged quality assurance process of AstraZeneca vaccines has created a secondary risk wasting doses. “The longer it took to get them into pharmacies.the higher the risk was that we would introduce some degree of wastage,” said Justin Bates, chief executive officer of the Ontario Pharmacists Association. “Our goal remains to avoid that scenario.” On Monday, 45,000 AstraZeneca doses will expire. Today, Bates said the final batch of vials that was going through quality assurance is expected to arrive at Ontario pharmacies. Meaning, there are three days left to administer the remaining doses. On May 11, Ontario paused the rollout of first doses of AstraZeneca out of an “abundance of caution” due to an increased risk of rare blood clots. For ten days, vaccine vials sat in Ontario pharmacy refrigerators, which led to a mandated quality assurance check before the vaccines went into arms.