...The initial discovery was made by a man who frequently looks for food in the dumpster, behind a plaza at 657 Richmond Street, the worker said.
That man alerted him, he said, to a black bag in one of four large blue dumpsters used by residents of an apartment building populated mainly by post-secondary students.
It is not known what caused the child’s death, and police say results from medical testing and an autopsy will take weeks or months to arrive. Investigators say they believe the baby's body was placed in the dumpster on Thursday.
Investigators say the mother of the child was found in Amherstberg, Ont., more than 200km away from where the baby’s body was found, and arrested Saturday morning.
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