Toronto's Children's Aid Society will decide if a baby boy found in his foster family's Markham pool last week will be removed from life support.
Tests done yesterday on the 18-month-old tot, are now being reviewed as his fate is decided.
In cases such as this, consultation by the CAS is done with a child's biological family, extended family and foster family, according to a CAS spokesperson.
The 18-month-old baby — whose name has not been released — was discovered last week in the pool behind his foster family's home, in the Hwy. 7 and Wootten Way area.
With files from yorkregion.com
- ER
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
May, Stanely Cup Visit Stouffville
The Stanley Cup is visiting York Region.
Anaheim Ducks forward and Stouffville native Brad May will be visiting his home town today, along with hockey's most famous trophy.
May and the Cup will be part of a parade down Stouffville's main street between Tenth Line and Ringwood, starting at 1pm.
There will also be a ceremony held at York Regional Police's Community Safety Village, located at the Bruce's Mill Conservation Area.
The ceremony will begin at 2pm.
Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti will also be at the event and has declared August 15 as "Brad May Day."
May grew up in Stouffville and later moved to Markham when he was a child.
With files from yorkregion.com
- ER
Anaheim Ducks forward and Stouffville native Brad May will be visiting his home town today, along with hockey's most famous trophy.
May and the Cup will be part of a parade down Stouffville's main street between Tenth Line and Ringwood, starting at 1pm.
There will also be a ceremony held at York Regional Police's Community Safety Village, located at the Bruce's Mill Conservation Area.
The ceremony will begin at 2pm.
Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti will also be at the event and has declared August 15 as "Brad May Day."
May grew up in Stouffville and later moved to Markham when he was a child.
With files from yorkregion.com
- ER
Sports Report
Roy Hallady picked up his league-leading fifth complete game, as the Blue Jays defeated the Los Angeles Angels on Anaheim 4-1.
Halladay went the distance giving a run on five hits and picking up two strikeouts.
Game two of the three-game series will take place tonight at the Rogers Centre.
Sean Marcum (9-4) will face LA's Dustin Moseley (4-1)
First pitch - 7:07pm
At the Rogers Cup Tennis tournament in Toronto, yesterday's winners included Stephanie Dubois, Sybille Bammer and Meghann
Shaughnessy.
The tournament continues at York University.
The Guelph Royals have evened up their best-of-seven playoff series at three games a piece, after beating the Maple
Leafs 9-2.
Game seven will be played tonight at Christie Pits, with the winner advancing to the Intercounty finals.
First pitch - 7:30pm
The Markham Waxers have released their pre-season schedule.
The first game will be on August 23rd against Peterborough at York University's Ice Sports arena.
The Waxers wrap up the pre-season on August 31, against Stouffville at the Centennial Arena.
- ER
Halladay went the distance giving a run on five hits and picking up two strikeouts.
Game two of the three-game series will take place tonight at the Rogers Centre.
Sean Marcum (9-4) will face LA's Dustin Moseley (4-1)
First pitch - 7:07pm
At the Rogers Cup Tennis tournament in Toronto, yesterday's winners included Stephanie Dubois, Sybille Bammer and Meghann
Shaughnessy.
The tournament continues at York University.
The Guelph Royals have evened up their best-of-seven playoff series at three games a piece, after beating the Maple
Leafs 9-2.
Game seven will be played tonight at Christie Pits, with the winner advancing to the Intercounty finals.
First pitch - 7:30pm
The Markham Waxers have released their pre-season schedule.
The first game will be on August 23rd against Peterborough at York University's Ice Sports arena.
The Waxers wrap up the pre-season on August 31, against Stouffville at the Centennial Arena.
- ER
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