Tentative guilty plea deal reached in Eastway Tank explosion case
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A tentative guilty plea deal has been reached in the Eastway Tank explosion case.
A tentative guilty plea deal has been reached in the Eastway Tank explosion case.
On Jan. 13, 2022, an explosion and massive fire broke out at a facility on Merivale Road.
Rick Bastien, Etienne Mabiala, Danny Beale, Kayla Ferguson, Russell McLellan and Matt Kearney, all employees of the company, were killed by the blast.
The Ontario Ministry of Labour laid Occupational Health and Safety Act charges against Eastway Tank and its owner, Neil Greene, in early 2023.
An email sent to families of the victims on Friday said a guilty plea is expected to be reached.
A trial was slated to begin this month, but the Crown lawyer says trial dates have been vacated. The case will now return to court on April 5 for an anticipated resolution.
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