Suspect arrested after ‘unprovoked but targeted’ stabbing in Kensington Market, victim critical
A 38-year-old man is in police custody after a man was stabbed “multiple times” in Kensington Market early Sunday morning, Toronto police say.
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‘I’m begging you to make it stop’: TTC has known about blaring bus horn problem for more than a year, documents show
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2025 Toronto Caribbean Carnival Grand Parade
Revellers in elaborate and colourful costumes take over the streets of Toronto for the 2025 Caribbean Carnival Grand Parade.
Toronto
Toronto senior charged in deadly North York hit-and-run
An 81-year-old suspect has been charged following a deadly hit-and-run in North York Wednesday night.
Canada
Protest held at a Nova Scotia RCMP detachment over Indigenous-owned cannabis stores
Organizers behind a protest held at a Nova Scotia RCMP detachment say police action against Indigenous-owned cannabis dispensaries represents a continued attack on Mi’kmaq sovereignty.
Brampton mayor slams Trump’s new tariff hike as local auto jobs hang in the balance
Officers investigating possible break-in find man with gunshot wound inside Brampton home: police
Two runways at Pearson reopen after private plane damaged while landing
Collision between police cruiser and motorcycle in Brampton leaves 1 seriously injured
Queen's Park
A judge struck down the Ford government’s bike lane removals in Toronto. What comes next?
This week an Ontario court struck down a provincial law that required three bike lanes to be removed in Toronto and which also limited the installation of new bike lanes by municipalities. Here’s what you need to know about case and what might come next.
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‘I’m begging you to make it stop’: TTC has known about blaring bus horn problem for more than a year, documents show
Residents of a west-end condo building besieged by noise from blaring TTC bus horns say the city’s transit agency has known about the problem, in detail, for more than a year, despite the fact that it continues to be an issue.
