Vaughan community centre stabbing sends teen to hospital
Police are searching for multiple suspects after a young person was stabbed at a community centre in Vaughan.
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SIU says officer fired single shot upon discovering man stabbing woman
One person reportedly found with stab wounds in Vaughan
Bathurst transit expansion plan is ‘rushed and flawed’: Business owner
Woman accused of murdering three people now deemed fit to stand trial
4,000 National Guard members in Los Angeles, civilians reportedly detained
‘You don’t walk away from us’: Pride Toronto says to sponsors who pulled out amid $900K shortfall
Brian Wilson dead at 82: Tributes pour in for the visionary leader of the ‘Beach Boys’
Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys dies at 82
In Pictures
Inside the 100-foot decommissioned plane that is the centrepiece of a new Toronto playground
A plane has landed at the former site of Downsview Airport for the first time since its closure last year.
Toronto
Taste of Little Italy to shut down stretch of College Street this weekend
A popular summer street festival will shut down a stretch of College Street downtown this weekend.
Canada
G7 will be a success if Trump ‘doesn’t have an eruption,’ experts say
Mark Carney’s ability to balance Canada’s economic agenda while promoting its democratic values will be tested at the upcoming G7 summit after he expanded the invitation list to nations implicated in international murders.
29-year-old Mississauga man facing new charges after being connected with attempted murder, kidnapping investigation: police
Drug smugglers arrested after using commercial trucks to transport cocaine across U.S. border: Peel police
More than $400K of cocaine found hidden in shoes at Pearson airport: CBSA
Man seriously injured in Brampton stabbing
Queen's Park
Sir John A. Macdonald statue now visible outside Queen’s Park for first time in nearly 5 years
After nearly five years hidden behind plywood, a statue of Sir John A. Macdonald at the edge of Queen’s Park is back in the open air.
Toronto City Hall
Chow, Ford strike collaborative tone on future of Toronto bike lanes
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow appear to have found middle ground on the future of bike lanes in the city as the province looks to rip up 19 kilometres of cycling infrastructure on three major roads.
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