Hundreds of people defrauded in Toronto ‘taxi scam,’ police say
Toronto police say hundreds of people were defrauded out of more than half a million dollars as part of a large-scale “taxi scam” in the city.
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Police update after hundreds defrauded in taxi scam
Police called to Kensington Market in the early morning
'Immediate practical action' needed to combat gridlock: Councillor Bradford
Road closure at King and Church impacting businesses
Search for suspect wanted in string of break-and-enters
‘There are some really bad dudes’: Ford comments on crime in the tow truck industry
How significant are the arrests in ‘Project Yankee’?
Victim identified in deadly east end stabbing, suspect sought by police
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Toronto
‘A chance to survive’: Toronto ice hockey league fears for future due to loss of arena
These days Weston Minor Hockey League President Lesley Bannard isn’t wondering whose name will appear on trophies next season. She is fearful that Weston Lions Arena and her organization will not see next season.
Canada
Summer kicks off with blistering start as heat wave looms over Ontario
Summer in Ontario is getting off to a blistering start with the season’s first heat wave looming in the forecast.
Driver stopped for balancing mattress on vehicle asks for police escort to destination
Toronto cop avoids jail time in assault on teen who died following Kijiji deal gone bad
2 Brampton men charged in ‘prolific’ $300K LCBO theft ring, police say
Canada-wide warrant issued for suspect in deadly assault of international student: Peel police
Queen's Park
Doug Ford says he treats First Nations ‘like gold’ but they ‘keep coming hat in hand’
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he is willing to give First Nations what they want for their support in developing mines, but they cannot “keep coming hat in hand all the time to the government” for more money.
Toronto City Hall
‘Down the throats of the local residents:’ Neighbours protest Gerrard St. shelter as city advances plan
Toronto city staff say they are “moving ahead” with an 80-bed municipal shelter in southwest Scarborough, despite calls from some residents—and the local councillor—to consider the site for affordable housing instead.
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