The Globe and Mail reports in its Friday, Oct. 25, edition that police say suspected arsonists set fires at three different locations in Ontario associated with GFL Environmental and its sister company Green Infrastructure Partners (GIP). The Globe's Robyn Doolittle and Tim Kiladze write that these incidents occurred this summer. Three police services in Ontario are currently investigating these cases. On June 27, a fire at a GFL lot in Windsor, Ont., caused about $1-million in damage. Four days later, on July 1, security footage in Vaughan showed a man igniting a dump truck in an industrial yard used by GIP, resulting in six trucks being burned. GFL has a significant interest in GIP. On July 5, machinery at a construction site near Highway 400 in Vaughan was also set on fire. OPP is investigating. Three fires happened within nine days. Three months later, the homes of GFL boss Patrick Dovigi and former vice-president Ted Manziaris were shot at in Toronto, within an hour of each other. Windsor Police Service, York Regional Police and the OPP are still investigating the suspected arson cases, and Toronto Police continue to probe the home shootings.