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Home CHCH News Ontario Psychiatrist says “egoism” not “autism” led to van attack on Yonge street Psychiatrist says “egoism” not “autism” led to van attack on Yonge street Posted:December 12, 2020 | 1:36 AMBy: Dominick Nagy By:Legacy Editor Updated: April 4, 2024 | 1:20 PM Make us a preferred source on Google × Share this story... It was Alek Minassian’s “egoism” not his “autism” that led to the van attack on Yonge street in 2018. That’s according to a psychiatrist testifying for the prosecution at today’s trial. Lisa Hepfner reports. Make us a preferred source on Google Previous CHCH News Ontario learns how Covid-19 vaccine doses will be distributed Next CHCH News UPDATE: Ontario will administer the province's first COVID-19 vaccine today
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