Gardiner collision leaves 1 person dead, 5 others seriously injured
A person has died after a car flipped on its side and caught on fire following a multi-vehicle collision on the Gardiner Expressway Tuesday evening.
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One dead following multi-vehicle crash and car fire on Gardiner
Police actively searching for suspect in deadly stabbing of 14-year-old in Leslieville
Ontario Place’s Therme spa to be smaller, feature more green space
Man dies in hospital after collision on Hwy. 407
‘We’re not leaving this place’: 250 workers rally outside of the CN Tower
Toronto Blue Jays on longest winning streak since 2015
Coldplay concerts at ‘weird’ Rogers Stadium kick off smoothly, residents reiterate frustrations
Massive sinkhole forces closure of road in Brampton
In Pictures
See the crowds at Coldplay’s first Rogers Stadium show
Coldplay fans appeared to experience a smoother exit from Toronto’s Rogers Stadium on Monday night, after complaints of poor crowd control following the outdoor venue’s inaugural show last week. However, some concert-goers told The Canadian Press they were still left feeling “lucky” to get out without any major incident. Here is a look at some scenes as fans entered and exited the venue.
Toronto
‘A young soul full of dreams, light, and laughter,’ mosque says of teen fatally stabbed in Toronto Beach area
Kind, respectful and responsible. That’s how Abdoul Aziz Sarr is being remembered by the Mecca Islamic Centre in Scarborough, where they say he attended and studied.
Canada
RCMP warns of dangers of online radicalization amid Quebec anti-government militia arrests
The RCMP is warning of the dangers of online radicalization, after the arrest of four people for allegedly trying to start an anti-government militia and seize land near Quebec City.
Queen's Park
Ontario Premier Doug Ford pitches railway to Ring of Fire, Alberta is on board
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has signed an agreement with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to help build a railway to the mineral-rich Ring of Fire region.
Toronto City Hall
Homelessness in Toronto has more than doubled since 2021, according to latest Street Needs Assessment
Homelessness has more than doubled in Toronto in the last three years, according to the city’s latest street needs assessment.
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