A three-year-old girl dies after injuries sustained when strong winds lift and toss a bouncy castle during an outdoor community event in Montreal, according to multiple outlets. Reports say the incident occurs in a park during a party on Sunday afternoon, when gusts sweep the inflatable structure off the ground. Witnesses described the castle being lifted into the air and then thrown back down. The child was taken to hospital and is later reported to have died from her injuries. Other people are also injured in the incident. Coverage varies on exact counts, but outlets report that several children and adults were hurt, with one report citing 11 people injured overall and another citing injuries to three other children and six adults. The death and injuries prompt renewed attention to the safety risks associated with inflatable play structures during windy conditions and the need for appropriate precautions at outdoor events. Authorities have not been described in the summaries as releasing specific findings beyond the reported injuries and the circumstances involving wind and the inflatable structure.