In a significant development in a tragic case, Peel Regional Police announced the arrest of a second suspect connected to the 2023 homicide of Gurvinder Nath, a 24-year-old food delivery driver from Brampton. Nath was attacked during a carjacking near Britannia Road and Creditview Road in Mississauga on July 9, 2023. Nath was on duty delivering food when he was assaulted, and his vehicle was stolen around 2:10 a. m. Despite being rushed to a trauma centre, Nath succumbed to his injuries.<\/p>\n
Investigators first arrested Jazaine Kerr, 23, of Mississauga, in February 2024, charging him with second-degree murder and possession of a prohibited firearm. The investigation continued, leading to a Canada-wide warrant for Devaunte Thompson, 26, of Caledon, who was apprehended in Toronto on July 16, 2026. Thompson faces charges of second-degree murder and remains in custody pending a bail hearing. The incident has stirred local calls for enhanced safety measures for gig workers, who are often vulnerable while working late hours.<\/p>\n
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In Ontario, gig workers like delivery drivers have certain legal protections, though they differ from traditional employment rights. The Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) offers some protections, though coverage can vary based on the employment contract. If you are a gig worker, it’s important to know your rights regarding safety and compensation. In case of an incident similar to Gurvinder Nath’s, workers may have recourse through insurance claims or legal action under tort law.<\/p>\n