of influence and trust with each other," said April Foreman, a psychologist and board member of the American Association of Suicidology, a nonprofit that advocates for suicide prevention. "So it's different than another peer you know."

The lawsuit claims the manner of death was similar in the suicides, and that Grossheim had keys and access to the rooms of at least four of the victims.

The students, Alex Mullins, 21, Joshua Thomas, 18, and the three other unnamed males died between August 2016 and August 2017 with two deaths occurring just three weeks apart.

Three of the victims were members of the fraternity, and the two others were acquaintances of the group, according to the lawsuit.

Josh Thomas and Alex Mullins, students at Truman State University in Missouri. Courtesy Gorovsky Law

Four ofThe Winnipeg Airports Authority will not clear residential development around Polo Park for takeoff — at least not the way it's being proposed so far.

A request, however, to change the area's land use plan by two developers — Toronto's Cadillac Fairview, which owns the Polo Park Shopping Centre, and Winnipeg's Towers Reality Group — will still move to a next phase, despite the opposition.

The two companies have asked the City of Winnipeg to change its Airport Vicinity Protection Area Secondary Plan (AVPA) around Polo Park. The bylaw restricts residential development in the area in order to avoid noise complaints.

The airports authority's concern is that James Armstrong Richardson International Airport's status as a 24/7 landing and takeoff facility would be threatened or lost, as has happened at airports in