Video shows three suspects robbing cellphone store in Etobicoke
Newly obtained video shows the moment three suspects, one armed with a hammer, robbed a cellphone store in Etobicoke.
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Etobicoke cellphone store robbery caught on cam
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New report reveals how much you need to make to afford a home in Toronto and 12 other Canadian cities
Affordability declined in most major housing markets in May, according to Ratehub.ca’s latest affordability report, with eight of 13 major cities becoming less affordable. However, four became more affordable, with a couple by large margins. Here’s how much money you need to make to live in 13 major cities across Canada.
Toronto
Police say suspect urinated on steps of place of worship while shouting antisemitic slurs
Toronto police have released an image of a suspect who allegedly urinated on the steps a place of worship while shouting anti‑Semitic slurs earlier this month.
Canada
Sharing ex’s nudes with her employer was in ‘public interest,’ B.C. tribunal rules
A woman who took her ex-partner to B.C.’s Civil Resolution Tribunal over his sharing of intimate images she sent him has lost her bid for compensation under the province’s Intimate Images Protection Act.
Queen's Park
Ombudsman calls for ‘urgent’ correctional reform after record number of complaints
Ontario’s ombudsman is urging the province to address a “growing crisis” in correctional facilities, pointing to a record number of complaints about facilities in the last year as well as deteriorating conditions.
Toronto City Hall
Toronto City Council votes to permit sixplexes in nine wards
Toronto City Council has approved a motion that will allow low-rise sixplexes in a nine wards.
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