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A Georgia family says their 10-week-old French bulldog may be in the hands of thieves after visiting a dog show on Saturday.
Published Friday, July 9, 2021 5:15AM EDT Last Updated Friday, July 9, 2021 12:33PM EDT A Toronto teacher accused in the drowning of a student on a school canoe trip fell short of his responsibility to keep the kids in his care safe, even in his approach to planning the excursion, a prosecutor argued Friday as she delivered her closing submissions. Crown Attorney Anna Stanford urged the judge in the case to consider the totality of Nicholas Mills's actions in deciding whether he was criminally negligent in the boy's death, rather than weighing each of the tea...
Article content You have to wonder what this teacher was thinking. C.W. Jefferys phys ed teacher Nicholas Mills took a group of inexperienced teens — half of whom had failed their swim test — to the remote backcountry wilderness of Algonquin Park. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or MANDEL: School canoe trip where teen drowned was 'challenging' and 'inherently risky,' court hears Back to video His intentions were good — expose inner-city kids to the beauty of nature through his REACH canoe program — but he’s accused of bending the rules...
Article content Jeremiah Perry was out of his depth in Algonquin Park’s cold, deep water when he went on his school canoe trip almost four years ago. Like many children who grew up in the Caribbean, the 15-year-old didn’t know how to swim and was only allowed to wade into the warm sea waters with floating aids or a life jacket. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or MANDEL: Teacher accused of negligence in student's drowning Back to video “He wanted to learn how to swim but as a single mother, I could not afford it,” explained his mom Meliss...