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Family of Toddler Killed After Vehicle Drove Through Daycare Demands Action
A 70-year-old charged with dangerous operation causing death after a vehicle crashed into a daycare, injuring 10 people, prompting calls for stronger safety regulations in Ontario.
- On Wednesday, a vehicle crashed into a daycare center in Richmond Hill, Ontario, resulting in the death of 18-month-old Liam Riazati and causing injuries to six children and three adults.
- The crash occurred as a parked vehicle drove through the daycare's front window, and police do not consider the act intentional.
- Liam's family held a memorial on Sunday, remembering him for his joy and curiosity while calling for better safety and accountability in childcare settings.
- Education Minister Paul Calandra announced proposed legislation to ban parking immediately adjacent to child-care classrooms and playgrounds and to install higher curbs and bollards.
- The incident prompted calls for urgent government action to prevent similar tragedies and improve daycare safety across Ontario.
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Toddler killed in daycare crash remembered for being 'full of love': family
The family of the toddler who died after a driver crashed into a Richmond Hill daycare is holding a public memorial service Sunday morning, where they say they will also be demanding accountability for the collision and better public safety at Ontario childcare facilities.
·Canada
Read Full ArticleFamily of toddler killed in Richmond Hill daycare crash speaks out: ‘His story must bring change’
The family of Liam Riazati, the one-and-a-half-years-old boy killed in Wednesday’s horrific crash, says a memorial service Sunday will also serve as a ‘call for justice, safety, and accountability.’
·Toronto, Canada
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