The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday, April 15, edition that the man who police allege is responsible for two shootings that targeted the homes of executives who work for GFL Environmental and its sister construction company, Green Infrastructure Partners, was granted bail on Tuesday afternoon. The Globe's Tim Kiladze and Robyn Doolittle report that IIlan Philosophe, 42, was released to two relatives, who pledged a combined $800,000 to secure his bail. He has been in custody since his arrest five days ago. Under the conditions of his release, Mr. Philosophe is barred from possessing any weapons, contacting anyone he knows who works for GFL and he must live under house arrest. The Globe says the evidence presented in court is protected under a publication ban. Upon hearing the news, Mr. Philosophe seemed overcome with emotion, smiling and nodding his head, as Justice of the Peace Sisay Woldemichael announced the decision. Mr. Philosophe was arrested by the Toronto police's guns and gangs unit late Thursday. He was charged with two counts of discharging a firearm in a place that is reckless to others, and two counts of conspiracy to commit an indictable offence. Mr. Philosophe's next court appearance is May 8.