Police ID victims in deadly Salsa on St. Clair shooting
Police have identified two people who were killed during a brazen shooting at a Toronto street festival over the weekend that left large crowds of attendees scrambling to get to safety.
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From celebration to chaos: Photos from Toronto's Salsa on St. Clair shooting
Gunfire erupted during Toronto's Salsa on St. Clair festival late Saturday, killing two people and seriously injuring four others, prompting a massive police response. Here's a look back in photos.
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Salsa on St. Clair shooting witnesses describe ‘pandemonium’ after shots fired
A night of music, dancing and celebration of Latin culture along a stretch of a busy street in Toronto’s west end quickly turned into a scene of chaos Saturday night as gunshots rang out, sending thousands of people, including parents with their young children, running away for safety.
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Ontario police allege crowd threw rocks, bottles at officers during incident at music festival
Around 11 p.m., police reported seeing a male setting off fireworks into a crowd inside Victoria Park. As officers moved in to arrest the suspect, they said a large crowd became agitated and surrounded them.
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Parents slam ‘make-work project’ for private administrator of Ontario’s autism program
A group representing parents of children with autism says something has to be done to improve dismal waitlist numbers—and they’re targeting what they’re calling a “make-work project” for the private company administering the system.
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