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Shirley Naegeli retweeted
ACTIVE INCIDENT
Mississauga Rd / Outer Cir UTM
Large police presence
Avoid the area
Situation is contained
More info as we have it
Media officer headed to the scene
C/R: 9:11 pm
PR260372762
“I’ve had my daughter leaving school asking, ‘Is the building on fire?’”
It’s not a fire. It’s exhaust from a diesel generator outside one of the 11 data centers surrounding Discovery Elementary in Virginia. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/11-…
Shirley Naegeli retweeted
In 2020, the Weston family was worth $9.3 billion. Today, they're worth $20.6 billion. While food bank visits in this country hit record highs. This is why I won’t shop at Loblaws, Supercentre, No Frills, Zehrs, or Fortinos. Food inflation is due to profiteers, not governments.
Shirley Naegeli retweeted
Missing:
Chloe, 32
-last seen Oct 30, in the Tyndall Ave & King St W area
-described as 5'4" and 141lbs
#GO2315300
^av
Shirley Naegeli retweeted
The CBC is 90 years young today.
An incredible institution, an enormous target, an indispensable resource, a lightning rod, a national connector.
Hard to believe & very proud that for almost half those 9 decades, I was part of it.
Happy birthday @CBC
Shirley Naegeli retweeted
Rayjay Strikeswithagun
25yr old Rayjay has a medical condition and there is concern for his wellbeing. Rayjay was last seen on October 28, 2026 in Siksika Nation, Alberta
aboriginalalert.ca/missingpe… via @AboriginalAlert
Shirley Naegeli retweeted
Students at UTM are sheltering in place in response to an incident at McLuhan Court Residence, following orders from first responders. A U of T Alert reported the status as Active Critical at 9:34 pm.
This story is developing and will be updated as we receive new information.
Shirley Naegeli retweeted
To help food banks across New Jersey, students at Howell High School filled their football field with over a quarter million pounds of food. @DavidMuir reports on the volunteers that delivered for the nonprofit, Dermer Dreams. abcworldnewstonight.visitlin…
Shirley Naegeli retweeted
Nothing to see here, just Abdul El Sayed as a senior at his Michigan High School. He was Captain of the football team, the wrestling team, and the LaCrosse team. Looks and sounds pretty damn American to me! "All American" in fact.
Shirley Naegeli retweeted
Ford’s ministers were all smiles at the Academy of Learning’s grand opening. Now it’s at the centre of the OSAP scandal, and students are the ones stuck with the debt.
I have the photo. It’s time to fire this minister.
Hamiltonians welcome extra sleep while experts suggest eliminating time change.
@AlliWaytowich has all the details on this story.
chch.com/chch-news/hamiltoni…
Shirley Naegeli retweeted
So now we’re “secretly” attacking Iran?
One man took this country to war without the consent of the American people. Now he’s secretly continuing that war while telling us, “We won” and “we haven’t been doing any fighting for months.”
This is a world of absolute nonsense. No accountability. No honesty. No end in sight.
Please, for the love of our democracy, get out and vote tomorrow.
wsj.com/world/middle-east/u-… via @WSJ
Shirley Naegeli retweeted
First measles death in New York State in 30 years
What an absolutely awful..and preventable..tragedy
There's an answer to stop this
VACCINES
A child in New York has died after contracting measles, Gov. Kathy Hochul said in a statement. It is the state's first measles-related death in 30 years. cnn.com/2026/11/02/health/ne…
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Secretary of State Sarai announced the appointment of Bob Rae as chairperson of @IDRC_CRDI Board of Governors. His leadership and commitment to international cooperation will help advance research and innovation for sustainable development. Learn more: canada.ca/en/global-affairs/…
The Trump administration is preparing to deport at least 150 Afghans over the next 48 hours, first to Pakistan and then to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.
Many of those facing deportation are relatives of those who worked alongside the United States. They could face severe retaliation from the Taliban upon their return.
@nickschifrin speaks to @shawnjvandiver for more.
#BREAKING: U of T Mississauga telling students to ‘shelter in place’ following undisclosed incident at residence
cp24.com/local/peel/2026/11/…
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The Waterloo Regional Police Service is issuing a public alert regarding a high-risk offender who has been released into the community.
Kevin Koehler, 62, has an extensive criminal history of violent offence convictions, including manslaughter in 2013, criminal negligence causing death, assault with weapon, assault, and assault police.
After his release from federal custody in October 2025, Mr. Koehler was charged and convicted on two separate occasions, in October 2025 and April 2026, for breaching the terms of his Recognizance. Mr. Koehler received a custodial sentence and conditions upon release.
On November 1, 2026, Mr. Koehler was released from custody and is now believed to have returned to Waterloo Region.
He is bound by two separate orders with the following terms:
- Notify immediately of any change in address
- Make no attempt to contact, directly or indirectly, any past victims, or family members of the victims or witnesses
- Abide by a curfew, and remain in residence between the hours of 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.
- Abstain from purchase and/or consumption of any alcoholic beverage or controlled substances unless prescribed by an Ontario Physician
- Attend alcohol abuse counselling or rehabilitative programs as directed by Probation Officer
WRPS’ Offender Management Unit believes Mr. Koehler continues to pose a significant risk to public safety and a high risk to reoffending or breaching his terms.
We are seeking public assistance to help reduce the risk. If you observe Mr. Koehler breaching any of his terms, please do not approach him and call 9-1-1 immediately.
Media release: wrps.info/3WjsfzC
































