Suspect outstanding after woman seriously injured in stabbing on streetcar in Toronto’s east end: police
Police are searching for a male suspect after a woman was stabbed while on a streetcar in Toronto’s east Chinatown area on Monday afternoon.
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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
2 arrested in downtown Toronto shooting that critically injured a 36-year-old man
Toronto police have arrested two men who were wanted in connection with a shooting in downtown Toronto that critically injured a man late Saturday night.
Canada
Two of Canada’s most senior ministers head to Mexico to talk discuss trade
Two of Canada’s most senior cabinet ministers will be in Mexico City this week holding bilateral meetings with government officials and the Mexican President, as Canada looks to improve its trading partnerships outside the United States.
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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.
Toronto City Hall
‘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.
