applicability. In the former, the employer's attorney wrote an unqualified letter of repudiation to the business manager of the plaintiff union. In the latter, the employer closed its operations and notified the union that it was going out of business.
In the instant case, Sunbelt's acts were not sufficient to give Local 925 notice of its intention to repudiate the November 1985 agreement and its concomitant obligation to make benefit contributions to the plaintiff Trust Fund. The June 27, 1986 letter to Ashmore, far from repudiating the agreement, reaffirms it and states Sunbelt's intention to negotiate changes in it. The July 23, 1986 letter was inserted into the payroll envelopes of some employees,[10] but was not sent either to the union or to the plaintiffs. Also, the letter itselfa brief appearance in Ontario Court on Friday morning to face two charges of first-degree murder in the deaths of Selim Esen and Andrew Kinsman.

Both men went missing last year from the area around Church and Wellesley streets in Toronto, igniting fears in the LGBTQ community that a predator was targeting gay men. McArthur was remanded in custody and will appear again, by video, on Feb. Story continues below advertisement Police have said they have evidence that there are more victims. Although Toronto police on Thursday would not use the term “serial killer,” the U. Federal Bureau of Investigation defines it as someone who unlawfully kills at least two people in separate events.

The arrest came weeks after police issued public reassurances that no evidence indicated the men were